Dear Comrades, What is your single most favoured acquisition - the one single thing that you have acquired that is set upon a pinnacle and treasured above everything else? With kind regards, 512 Tea Are
Its a vocopro gigmaster karaoke machine. I have convinced myself, that were i to fail as a food service provider, I could sculpure a new career as a singer and entertainer. I have decided that next year i shall win X factor just for a bit of fun.
Dear Comrade Robert, Me too. What is this Blaser device then, Tarek? Also, Robert, this karaoke thing, do you really have one and if so, where do you use? And would you like a spot at the Wessex Christmas Party this eventide With kind regards, Graham
Bit sad and shallow but it has to be my Lotus Sunbeam, I have invested much of my blood sweat and tears as well as a little bit of money, I brought it to recapture my youth I suppose, but it really is a treasured posession now. I sometimes feel guilty that it just sits in the back of my race truck for months on end, waiting to be used, I intend to bring it out a little more next year. Villa in Spain is a close second..peaceful and tranquil, the total opposite of my day to day life
Dear RB I never jest about my talent for singing. I really do have a proper 'gigmaster'...it gives me and the family so much pleasure. Only last Sunday, was i belting out "Halfway to Paradise" for my gooey eyed Mother in Law. I cant recommend one enough, it really makes every family gathering quite special, we really have a giggle. More than happy to entertain the Wessex the troops, assuming i am not booked elsewhere..
Not withstanding my coveted toaster, the first thing I'd save from a burning house would be a prototype Gibson Les Paul Custom, signed by Les Paul with inscription "How High The Moon". Or rarer still, the F40 workshop manual.
My home in London, has to be the best financial investment I ever made, doubled my money on year one, then put another 500k ontop this year, doing nothing but living in it. I am also proud of it, it now has great sentimental value, it is to be my first childs first home, so is my 'Best' aqusistion.
Btw., there are always people who are not in favor of hunting, I can understand that......this picture was taken from a legal hunt conducted in Namibia. The Game from hunts is not wasted. The meat is used to provide food for thousands of poor peolple living in tribes or villages in the African countries. We pay the governments of these countries for these hunts, however the meat is distributed for free. The animal in the picture is a Wildebeest. Kindest regards, Tarek
