Juan Carlos Rubio: Miss Laila, from the Art Dept. gave us an assignment on architecture yesterday and I just did not know where to start Chris. I'm ringing Paula and Emily to see how are they doing...It has to be presented by Monday and I fear I am not going to pass...
Initially you turned my world upside .... and may I inform you that the designer of the Medieval water-clock ironed out all the design problems before this precocious current 21st century upstart thought he was producing something new.
After seeing all this rubbish from you I feel refreshed and now ready for a good mug of seriously strong freshly ground Colombian Coffee
Juan Carlos Rubio: My Marketing Manager told me to stick to flowers but he then went to the street and was run over by a car...Life the way it goes -add more coffee-, is a rapid succession of events outside of our control, see for example Real Madrid's c.v., to the point that innovation does not have any sense at all, your medieval watch makers thought the world was ending at the following cup of coffee...Behave!
Juan Carlos Rubio: I don't see any sense here Bill, I'm just sending random signs to the outer space to detect new forms of life...It's part of a LIFE project subsidized by EU (2 mill eur.)
Pones patas arriba los motivos de Andrés y Yianis, y casi da el pego de no ser por ese 5 y un poco la inclinación de la pared. Me gustan más las flores, pero todo fluye.
Salud.
Juan Carlos Rubio: Eso de poner patas arriba mola, o mirando para Estambul, que decía Berlanga. Podría haber quitado el numerito, pero qué habría sido de la peña?, despeñada por esas cascadas de la trashumancia, sin horarios ni puertas en el campo... ya he dicho por ahí arriba que mi marketing manager, después de recomendarme encarecidamente seguir con las flores, fue atropellado por un vehículo a motor, lo que es la vida...la realidad, Ramir
Juan Carlos Rubio: ...lo del Madrid no tiene arreglo...cuando parecía que íbamos a conquistar un título, zas se llevan al monarca a presidir el partido, el mismo día que abandona la navegación...Pero si este es gafe hombre, y el principito además es del atleti para aparentar cercanía con el pueblo..Deberían escrachear a Florentino....
Referring to your recent reply: I think you should use my superior maturity, (only achieved because my parents decided to be rebalance the screwed up gender balance, caused by so many men not returning home, straight after the war),
and rethink your football club allegiances. It seems that a few bad results by RM are leaving you in a disturbed state of mind. Remember one swallow doesn't make a summer.
Far more important though is the fact that fate has played a nice hand for Southampton. After Wigan kicked Man city into the long grass of Wembley they managed themselves to help the Saints by lying down to Wenger's boys.
Saves us the unbelievable stress of last match death or survival. You can't beat grass roots kickabouts ... none of this Toffs Champions league oppulance.
Have a good weekend rooobico
Juan Carlos Rubio: I'm going to the street market now. Shall be answering back later Trimi.
The swallow image made it for me. Wise. But I like this Parisian building upside down, actually the exercise was to turn in onto a different thing in tune with my laboratory on-going research...inner studies. More tomorrow.
I've read yr football with lots of interest since I may have to follow that league, instead. As you know I spent some summers near Brighton so I suppose Southampton is the team that naturally corresponds to my interest... As of yesterdays's loss, the truth is that it was completely unfair -three posts miraculously saved the Atlético. They have done a good season, though, so this is good for them (and bad for Barcelona ) Our millionaires will be in operation soon...