If you could change one thing in your life
08 February 2014, 10:30 PM
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If you could change one thing in your life
If You Could Change One Thing In Your Life (what Would It Be)
Could be new career , house, health, car, holiday , fitness, partner , hobby
These are examples only no offence meant with any, also reason for change
Could be new career , house, health, car, holiday , fitness, partner , hobby
These are examples only no offence meant with any, also reason for change
09 February 2014, 09:52 AM
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Doesn't sound like much of a "deal" to me, attempted murder was just a scare tactic and you'd have probably got less time as they need to prove you went out with that intent, unless you did of course, in which case you'd have to tell them you were actually trying to kill the person, you'd also probably get less time too, murder is only 15yrs so how you do 8yrs for section 18 is beyond me.
Or did you put a couple of shots in the person?
All schematics now though.
Or did you put a couple of shots in the person?
All schematics now though.
09 February 2014, 11:43 AM
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Damn you Subaru!
09 February 2014, 05:52 PM
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Good thread. 
I'd change a few things. Then again on reflections
it would make my life quite boring. Therefore no regrets, and I wouldn't bother.
So, the reason for not changing fckk all from past is > it has been a blast.
I'd change a few things. Then again on reflections
it would make my life quite boring. Therefore no regrets, and I wouldn't bother.So, the reason for not changing fckk all from past is > it has been a blast.
09 February 2014, 08:46 PM
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Only thing I would like to change would be to have my dad and father in law around to meet their grandchildren - sadly both passed away in 2007, I feel that my kids are missing out on having a grandad, just as much as the dads haven't had the chance to be gradnfathers.
I've done some crazy things, some things I am proud of, and some that I am not so proud of, but those things are what have brought me on the journey to where I am now and I wouldn't change any of them.
I've done some crazy things, some things I am proud of, and some that I am not so proud of, but those things are what have brought me on the journey to where I am now and I wouldn't change any of them.
09 February 2014, 10:09 PM
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Had the ***** to do more than I have - which is a lot, I hasten to add, but it has made me keen to keep hold of what I've got: not the ethos for the BIG players imho.
At 40, I've still got time to do more, but it gets harder and harder each month!
At 40, I've still got time to do more, but it gets harder and harder each month!
09 February 2014, 10:36 PM
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Had more patience during my younger years,not wasted and saved more money.I say not wasted,but at the time I didn't think about it.. I'd of been sitting on a big nest egg by now at 34.
Only over the last couple years,have started to learn the errors of my ways...
Only over the last couple years,have started to learn the errors of my ways...
09 February 2014, 10:44 PM
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I would like to change my negative attitude to life. The older i get, the more I find it's holding me back on being the person I wish I was if that males sense?
10 February 2014, 05:33 AM
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Bought a Scooby 8 years earlier instead of constantly repairing the VW crap I had, and not sold the one I had and foolishly bought another pile of VAG crap just to save money on fuel. Fuel is cheaper than spare parts and repairs 