You should feel relieved that he is not casing yours.
I have been known to chase tail..... well - that wuz before I got married to SWMBO - but still a good 25 year run from 30 to 55....
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I must be slipping!!! The dachshunds would never let me get away with letting them slide into 2nd place.....
We have similar relatives here in USA stajo - but I think that yours might have better teeth....
Oops - forgot to say that the dachshunds like to chase them away (gotta fit in dachshund word somewhere).
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Just before my grand grandmother died, on her deathbed, she asked for me. I was just a boy and she asked me about sex and stuff that I by then didnt know about. Then she took my hand (hard) and said: "I know you had difficult times in school, I know you have a temper. Your parents does not know about this but you have (qoute in Swedish) " taater in blood". That meens I am gypsy in some length.
Gypsys came often in sweden back in the days. Not bad threatened in general, they offered knife sharpening services and stuff. They camped by themselves, often by the sea from where I lived.
My pa told me before he got really sick that he was down there with them a lot. He was from wealthy (busy) family so he had alot of spare time. When I was young he showed me a double-edged knife. It was perfectly balanced throwing knife. Probably from the gypsies.
Tho, I know that I am related to my mom, its very obvious, I wonder what she ment.
Thing is, I faught alot when I was young. Always with older guys. I think it was this reputation that got her say that.
Gypsies always has to fight a greater power.
The DNA test does not get any more specific than what I posted earlier. The details rely upon doing research into the listing of possible relatives they provide you - of which I have many. And some of those suggested relatives have hundreds - sometimes thousands - of names in their family trees. I have one relative that has over 27,000 names listed but I haven't been able to look at that tree because it is marked as private....
After a few days of exposure to this ancestry stuff I can understand how people can get tied up in it. I had one relative that fought in the U.S. Civil war and was limping rather badly while the Confederate Army was marching to Virginia to surrender at the end of the war. An officer was riding by him on a horse and dismounted so that my ancestor could ride on the horse to provide some rest and relief to his bad leg. The officer that dismounted and put my ancestor on his mount was the Commanding Officer of the Confederate Army - General Robert E. Lee.
For awhile I thought that I might be related to Chief Sitting Bull - but it looks as if that is not the case..... It's much more likely that I am related to Inca God "Full of Bull" - but I'm still working on that branch of the family tree.....
Full of bull. My father have a geneaology tree on the wall, both his and my moms heritage. 4-5 generations ago its full of agrecultural stupid no name titles. Tho, theres some ooldiers to. One was (in the churchbook 14th Century) wanted for stealing bread. Dead or alive.
In sweden we come down to 13-14 Century by churchbooks. More detailed in city archives that hasent burned. Famous ones can go back further.
An interesting ockupation that I found = backstugusittare. Must meen something like "sitting on his own small cabin" dunno
. My father have a geneaology tree on the wall, both his and my moms heritage. 4-5 generations ago its full of agrecultural stupid no name titles. Tho, theres some ooldiers to. One was (in the churchbook 14th Century) wanted for stealing bread. Dead or alive.In sweden we come down to 13-14 Century by churchbooks. More detailed in city archives that hasent burned. Famous ones can go back further.
An interesting ockupation that I found = backstugusittare. Must meen something like "sitting on his own small cabin" dunno
Full of bull
Stealing bread? That iz for wussies.... here iz one of mine....
In 1296 (25 Edward I) there is an important reference to Thomas Colepeper, sen; the executors of the will of Sir William de Montfort brought an action against Thomas Colepeper and John his son concerning the manor of Newenton, in Kent.
From this it is clear that there was, besides his sons Thomas and Walter, who were executed, another son John, and there was doubtless another son named Nicholas. All four were implicated in the Earl of Lancaster's rebellion, but John and Nicholas evidently in a Iesser degree than Thomas and Walter. There was an order issued in 1322 to the Sheriff of York to receive John Colepeper and others into custody in York Castle. This looks as if John Colepeper took part in the Battle of Boroughbridge, and Weaver, in his Ancient Funeral Monuments, p. 272, speaks of Sir Thomas Colepeper siding with the Earl of Lancaster and being hanged, drawn and quartered at Winchelsea. The place fatal to the Earl was Pontefract, so it seems certain that both Thomas and John were with Lancaster's forces at Boroughbridge.
After remaining a close prisoner during the remainder of the reign in the Castles of Berkhampstead and Gloucester, John Colepeper was released on the accession of Edward III., and in the restoration of confiscated lands which then took place those of John Colepeper, of Lynlegh, were included. He was alive eleven years later, when John Colepeper, of Lynlegh, with Johanna, his wife, appear as deforciants in a fine relating to 20 acres of land in Wythyhame.
Being hanged, drawn and quartered...... now that bound to be a rough day....
Mine is somewhat delayed. ie: When the credit card bill comes.Usually have to pay for it!
Then it's my turn. How bad I am is determined by how bad she was.
Marriage made in heaven if you ask me.
Gyuri:
Had that one 1965-1973!!!
Oh, I think mine was bounded somewhere between the hell and heaven.
And if I can keep the fruit of this, I would be happy. (Well, almost.)
And I can imagene much more bad, like mine.