Slasher1985 said:
Hey Castle folks.
Nice pieces of history you're showing for us, General. My wife loves medieval castles, and always enjoys visiting them.
My daughter's first birthday was Tuesday. Getting ready to party this weekend. :snigger
happy birthday to your daughter general slasher the invincible.
I have yet to visit any castles in Europe but I will get there sooner or later.
English castles and the castles in Scotland would be a lot of fun to see. those will be the first ones I will want to see.
britbox said:
Always loved castles when I was a kid and we were a bit spoilt for choice in the UK with so many.
The king of castles to visit if you ever get the opportunity is the Tower of London. Amazing place.
I have a cousin who was raised and educated in England but managed to marry a very wealthy French woman. and I do mean very bloody wealthy.
rest as they is history. now he owns a real castle in france and resides like a king in Switzerland
I have fascinated by castles ever since I was a child.
masterclass said:
Nadal practicing on his hard court in Manacor this week...
Zimonjic and others: Hey Rafa, que pasa? (Hey Rafa, what happens?)
Nadal: Ay, mi rodilla...es el momento de hacer mas. (Oh, my knee... it's time to do something else.)
Despues del etrenamiento, familia va a pescar. (After practicing, family goes fishing)
Tiempo de Poker. Apuestas? (Poker time. Bets?)
Respectfully,
masterclass
great stuff general masterclass. keep it coming.
and then the world wonder why his movement and his ground game is in shambles.
he has near zero confidence in his backhand. that ends up affecting him on the return as well as he looks to hit forehands there too.
in the process he gives up 1/2 the damn court just as he gives it up in a normal rally.
the levels of his game and his fitness have taken a hit. there was a real opportunity here.
nole is under pressure and roger is getting old. he could be picking up points and left and right.
