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 17-Dec-2006, 22:49 | #21 |
| Ducati Dealer Mille Bikes: 1098R Track Bike  Posts: 217 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Glasgow Mood: Dealer of the Year 2008 | |
| 17-Dec-2006, 23:17 | #24 |
| Registered Forum User Big Twin Bikes: 848  Posts: 1,138 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Chichester | |
| 17-Dec-2006, 23:28 | #26 |
| Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Bikes: 749R 2004  Posts: 3,459 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Redhill, Surrey Mood: luvin' bein back out on the 'R' | |
| 18-Dec-2006, 08:04 | #28 |
| Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Bikes: 749R 2004 Posts: 3,459 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Redhill, Surrey Mood: luvin' bein back out on the 'R' | |
| 18-Dec-2006, 08:50 | #29 |
| DSC Club Member BSB Star Bikes: 2009 Ducati Monster 1100s, KTM 890R  Posts: 5,991 Join Date: May 2003 Location: Coulsdon, Surrey...........and hopefully Germany at some point in the future. Mood: I love the Monster and the KTM & I have my wife exactly where she wants me! | |
| 18-Dec-2006, 11:09 | #30 |
| DSC Club Member BSB Star  Posts: 6,930 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Bedfordshire Mood: MT Meglomaniac Well, my real name is Julian. Not such a bad name when you're an adult, but when you're a kid at primary school you get all the other kids following you round chanting "Julie, Julie, Julie..", then when everybody grew out of that some bubblegum band of the day came out with a song that went "J..j..j..j..j..j..j..Julie-Anne" in the chorus and it all kicked off again. No doubt due to an old 1950's radio show called 'Round the Horne" where they had Kenneth Williams and some other bloke playing two outrageously camp characters called "Julian and Sandy", I've also had to put up with people going into the hand on hip, limp wristed 'teapot' impressions and lisping "Ooooh, Julian". I was just starting to see the back of the campness associated with my name when along came Julian bloody Clary  When we started learning French at school, the teacher gave us all the French version of our name, so I became Jules and it stuck. Years later, I was playing in a band called Axis on the local and London pub circuits and there were some fly posters printed up where the printer had spelled my name Jools, some journos from Melody Maker, NME and Musicians Only picked up on that spelling of my nickname in reviews of our gigs* and the spelling stuck. *Sounds more impressive than it was, we only merited a couple of column inches in any review before this 'prog' band got swept aside by the punk explosion. The Patent Jools Mood Meter -Today I am:           ___________^ | |
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