On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 10:48:28 GMT, "Simon"
The difference was, oh simple one, that Bernie convinced the other person he was actually going to do something and strung him out over several days, had him jumping through hoops and sending emails left, right and centre during the wind up, meanwhile myself and the other Evertonians who were in on the gag were pissing ourselves laughing.
It's just like when one of the newspapers pretends to be an Arab Sheik and cons someone in the Royal Family into doing something very embarrbutting. Now even you Simon can see that something like that is very funny for those looking in, and is vastly different from Ted saying he was going to take me out of his KF and then not doing it and then him saying he had wound me up. He fooled nobody.
Leave em aloneLooks like you've been spending too much time with Simon, you seem to think every new poster here is me under an alias. Take a look around you Dave, this...
Yesterday you told me you supported people who were right and wouldn't back mates up if they were wrong. Sorry but I've just provided you're a bullpooter and are Ted's no2 bumboy! (we all know who No1 is!)
Bernie The Bolt - 'In those days players weren't as highly paid as now, so most of us had part time jobs. Jimmy Case was a bouncer at the She Club, Tommy Smith used to open supermarkets as a Charles Bronson look-alike and Everton's Alan Ball and I were the voices of Pinky & Perky on TV.'
