A Spiritualist Church affiliated to the Spiritualists National Union. It is situated in Cardiff and was the first of its kind to be established in the city
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Sunday, December 21, 2008
Have you seen this man
This is the last sighting of A man who was at the Church on saturday evening. Was he the reason that Strictly Come Dancing was the first choice of many people. Answers on this Blog please.
Come on Jane what a perfect opportunity for you
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Yes he was there on Saturday, good looking guy for a unemployed waste of space
OK Twankey you asked for it. Who would want you? I did hear Strictly were looking for a hopeless case for the next series and that I`m a Celebrity wants you because so many people would like to see you eating bugs in the jungle. You did a great job last night and I almost regret telling Gaynor she wants to pay more attention to the blog. I hope she`s not into this throwing shoes lark because she`s got a lot of shoes, mostly boots, and with her energy she could keep going all day. On the `ed my son.
I bumped into some old friends of yours, the Charles boys, Mackintosh, Allchurch to name but a few. Even Allchurch, as big a gent as Mathews, said he had few pangs about leaving City because of the awful singing coming from one small boy. They always thought he was in the Grangetown end because of the strange accoustics in the ground. Now they`ve heard that the accoustics was one of the reasons for the new stadium they`ve worked out where the singing was actually coming from. They reckon it was a scruffy small boy who used to run out of the Bob Bank portal with his arms stretched in the air pretending the noise from the crowd was welcoming him onto the pitch. Well they say you need a good imagination to be in your line.
Thank you Jane for those lovely comments. You must be psychic as I did imagine myself running out to a tumultuous noise at Ninian Park. Little was i to know that I would ,albeit in a reserve game watched by at least 50 people. I enjoyed last night, it was good to see the church crowded and full of laughter. Have a nice Christmas.
I played in Ninian Park more than once. I don` t know about weeping but there was a little scruff who kept singing a song about me and a handbag. I was not best pleased I can tell you.
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Yes he was there on Saturday, good looking guy for a unemployed waste of space
OK Twankey you asked for it.
Who would want you? I did hear Strictly were looking for a hopeless case for the next series and that I`m a Celebrity wants you because so many people would like to see you eating bugs in the jungle.
You did a great job last night and I almost regret telling Gaynor she wants to pay more attention to the blog. I hope she`s not into this throwing shoes lark because she`s got a lot of shoes, mostly boots, and with her energy she could keep going all day. On the `ed my son.
I bumped into some old friends of yours, the Charles boys, Mackintosh, Allchurch to name but a few. Even Allchurch, as big a gent as Mathews, said he had few pangs about leaving City because of the awful singing coming from one small boy. They always thought he was in the Grangetown end because of the strange accoustics in the ground. Now they`ve heard that the accoustics was one of the reasons for the new stadium they`ve worked out where the singing was actually coming from. They reckon it was a scruffy small boy who used to run out of the Bob Bank portal with his arms stretched in the air pretending the noise from the crowd was welcoming him onto the pitch. Well they say you need a good imagination to be in your line.
Thank you Jane for those lovely comments.
You must be psychic as I did imagine myself running out to a tumultuous noise at Ninian Park. Little was i to know that I would ,albeit in a reserve game watched by at least 50 people.
I enjoyed last night, it was good to see the church crowded and full of laughter. Have a nice Christmas.
That kid was after my time but I heard he made grown men weep.
And I still got it
I was a young player at the time and it certainly made me cry.
I played in Ninian Park more than once. I don` t know about weeping but there was a little scruff who kept singing a song about me and a handbag. I was not best pleased I can tell you.
On me head son.
Even Dixie and I got to hear about him but we listened to his grandkids last night and we reckon he was a one-off as they sounded Ok.
There the best!!!!!
Its the season of goodwill. I think this correspondence about a man`s voice should now be closed.
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