STEWART COPELAND

by **stevel** on 16 Jul 2008 18:20

Its the waiting thats the worst......

by **Ska Man** on 16 Jul 2008 18:20

Bona Fide

I remember right before All this reunion tour insanity started there was I think 600 to 700 of us on Stewarts Forum. At that Time I thought wouldn't it be nice if Stewart had a meet and greet for those 600 forum fans. Which could possibly of meant 10 people met on each stop of his World Tour I dunno. I was dreaming of course. So its nice to see part of my dream came true.

Mad Love & Respect Love Stewart Go Deh

by **luddite lady** on 16 Jul 2008 18:36

Man, I've gone and come back and you're all still waiting and talking cake! I gotta tell you where I was though. I took my daughter to a ranch for a much belated birthday present. Back in April, when her birthday is, she asked if she could give horse back riding a try as her gift. As we drove out to the country we went through a little village I'd never seen before. It was called Stewarttown. It's pretty appropriate to drive through that place on the way to play with some ponies on Stewart's birthday. I nearly drove the car into a ditch laughing when we passed Stewarttown Senior Public School and my daughter suggested I should get a job there in the fall.
OK. Now where's that question?

by **policerule** on 16 Jul 2008 18:51

[quote="luddite lady"] I nearly drove the car into a ditch laughing when we passed Stewarttown Senior Public School and my daughter suggested I should get a job there in the fall.
OK. Now where's that question?[/quote]

To quote Dive: HAW! :lol:

by **samburusunset** on 16 Jul 2008 19:01

So, where's this question already?????

by **smudge** on 16 Jul 2008 19:03

[quote="luddite lady"]Man, I've gone and come back and you're all still waiting and talking cake! I gotta tell you where I was though. I took my daughter to a ranch for a much belated birthday present. Back in April, when her birthday is, she asked if she could give horse back riding a try as her gift. As we drove out to the country we went through a little village I'd never seen before. It was called Stewarttown. It's pretty appropriate to drive through that place on the way to play with some ponies on Stewart's birthday. I nearly drove the car into a ditch laughing when we passed Stewarttown Senior Public School and my daughter suggested I should get a job there in the fall.
OK. Now where's that question?[/quote]

Cool way to spend the morning/afternoon/whatever the hell it is over there. Mostly you missed out on some rather excellent looking peruvian deserts, and scrummy raw fish ;-)