Shane, do you still have my shirt?

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 3:57 pm**

Zuzana wrote:
Mick Molloy wrote:It was supposed to be a joke but heeeeey

No offense taken. But the fact that you are trying to turn the decent dating agency into a harem building is more disturbing...

I'm sorry, maybe I've spent too much time in the Amsterdam Red light District :wink:

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:11 pm**

Frances wrote:All better?

aha, but what is the problem with that t-shirt after all?

BTW, ohAonghusa, what it was like, that t-shirt? we can set our Medusa Detective Agency and try to detect its fate... Do you have any pics of it? Are there witnesses?

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:11 pm**

Mick Molloy wrote:I'm sorry, maybe I've spent too much time in the Amsterdam Red light District

So that's where you search for acquaintances instead of trying the agency? Tut, tut...

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:12 pm**

He spends our money!!!

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:15 pm**

Nah it's quite cheap if you're not too picky (the transgenders have a great deal thsi week) :wink:

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:16 pm**

MacRua wrote:BTW, ohAonghusa, what it was like, that t-shirt? we can set our Medusa Detective Agency and try to detect its fate... Do you have any pics of it? Are there witnesses?

Well, there were loads of witnesses. Hundreds, I suspect. You yourself may have witnessed the thing as I'm sure you were there. However, many, if not most, will be suffering from memory loss, hearing loss or worse by now as this was 1995 or 6.

It was a cool shirt. Black, short-sleeve with a kind of a Celtic design on it. Love to have it back.

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:19 pm**

Why not buy a similar one and pretend?? :lol:

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:19 pm**

And if you are sending out a team, please ask them to look for the knit Pogues winter hat that was given to me by a friend who had it given to him by James Fearnley. Went missing on an airplane that landed in Vancouver about February 1996.

Loved the hat more than the shirt. :cry:

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:20 pm**

MissWalshy wrote:Why not buy a similar one and pretend??

My mum gave it to me. No replacing it.

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:20 pm**

MissWalshy wrote:Smile... and the world smiles with you.

Or alternatively the world gets a good sighting of your pearlies as it proceeds once again to kick you in them. :wink:

And to steal your shirt, obviously. And your hat.

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:37 pm**

Mick Molloy wrote:Nah it's quite cheap if you're not too picky (the transgenders have a great deal thsi week)

First you don't use the MDS as Frances has aptly named it....then you admit to not being to picky....I would have thought the MDS was perfect :wink:

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 4:49 pm**

(MacRua makes notes in his book - "greedy, with tendency for precipitate generous folly in a burst of drunk impulse, muddler")
OK.. Why to throw away mum's presents? Why to get aboard with such gems? Why friends give you valuable presents? Have you ever think about getting Medusa t-shirt, at least one thing gained by yourself?

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 5:22 pm**

MacRua wrote:(MacRua makes notes in his book - "greedy, with tendency for precipitate generous folly in a burst of drunk impulse, muddler")
OK.. Why to throw away mum's presents? Why to get aboard with such gems?

I was exuberant. And not feeling sorry about it. More like...wistful. And repentant.

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 5:25 pm**

Incidentally, not greedy at all. Folks like to give. I surely have given much in my way.

(ohAonghusa puts down the name of MacRua in his book, and strikes a line through it)

:wink:

**Tue Jan 30, 2007 5:34 pm**

"literate, vindictive"
It's not the one with harp and "Blarney Stone pub" on it?

Shane, do you still have my shirt?

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