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Started by Mozart10 REPLIES281 VIEWS· 09 Dec 2013, 20:46
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
09 Dec 2013, 20:46
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09 Dec 2013, 20:46#1

I am currently in London with my better half. As luck would have it she left a small package with some rather expensive items in the back of a cab. Within 20 minutes the cab driver called the hotel to let us know he had the package and was going to deliver it.


The Christmas spirit is alive in well in London.

JW
Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
09 Dec 2013, 21:01
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09 Dec 2013, 21:01#2
Good news indeed Mozart!
Same happened to us in Brussels recently. 
I still wouldn't trust the pommie rugby team though, lol 
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
09 Dec 2013, 22:15
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09 Dec 2013, 22:15#3

Mozart


I thought you were going to be in SA for the summer season - sorry to hear you have already left.   Good luck to you and yours - hope you enjoy yourself.  

CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
09 Dec 2013, 22:15
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09 Dec 2013, 22:15#4

Mozart


I thought you were going to be in SA for the summer season - sorry to hear you have already left.   Good luck to you and yours - hope you enjoy yourself.  

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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
10 Dec 2013, 01:27
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10 Dec 2013, 01:27#5
Enjoy London Moz, if I was still a local we could have initiated chapter 2 of the elusive jacket!!!
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hakwaPro4,146 posts
10 Dec 2013, 02:23
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10 Dec 2013, 02:23#6
 Mozie, that is excellent news and good on the Cab Driver. His employer should be notified of what a honest man this chap obviously is.
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Bokke85Newbie10 posts
10 Dec 2013, 02:23
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10 Dec 2013, 02:23#7
 I lived in England for 10 years, despite being unjustifiably arrogant about their sport teams, they're really great people!
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
10 Dec 2013, 03:30
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10 Dec 2013, 03:30#8
 Just back from We will Rock You for the fourth time I believe....great fun. As Samuel Johnson said, when a man is  tired  of London, he is tired of life. But he might have written the same thing about CT. Can there be any more glorious place to have a glass of wine and a morsel of fish than Delaire. The food can be bettered, but nothing beats the view towards the Du Toits kloof mountains.
Geez Dave, the elusive jacket? Are you still the only lawyer on the planet who borrows his jackets?
Mike thanks for the kind thoughts.
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WardadPro6,663 posts
10 Dec 2013, 03:32
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10 Dec 2013, 03:32#9
 Honest people are everywhere and can surprise ...
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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
10 Dec 2013, 03:40
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10 Dec 2013, 03:40#10
Nay, the jacket remained in the office as it always does. We were meeting in a pub where jackets are surplus to requirements............circumstances dictated a change of venue, when a jacket became a must.

There was no jacket when I met Mike or Rooinek either.......that I can assure you. I am a true bushman, jackets and ties are not my closest friends.........client facing, when needs must etc
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
10 Dec 2013, 04:44
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10 Dec 2013, 04:44#11

Mozart


When I was in Europe for the WC in 2007 I  went to visit my nephew in Essex the Sunday after the England - SA game and from there on the Monday to Aberdeen by plane - returning to London on the Tuesday.


The Tuesday was my nephew's birthday and whilst in SA I booked tickets for the show for my nephew, his wife and myself to see "We will Rock You".   The booking also included dinner at a very refined restaurant.   We had excellent seats at the performance and the dinner was very good - but so was the price.   It cost me only 675 pounds for the three of us.   Exchange rate cost about R10 000.   Really top class though - both the performance and the dinner. That while after the tickets for three for the rugby game referred to sets me back R10 000 as well.


That was followed the next week by another expensive one.   After the next game, I flew to Bratislava and took a boat trip on the Danube form there to Vienna.   One tour locally organised was a visit to Schonbrunn Palace, dinner at the Palace and a performance of the Imperial Orchestra.   Wonderful - dinner was excellent, had a seat at the centre of the front row at the performance and champagne was served to the people in the first two rows of seats.   That set me back another R3 000 for the evening.


Lesson learnt - never use your credit card in SA for that kind of extravagance - the pain afterwards is terrible. 


        

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