Hitting you with sum lov brother..

xxx

go'n tae kennys?

"I have the need, The need for Speed"

well hello .. i just popped on ur bebo to give u some love ,, speak soon
nikki x

Hey bro, do you like your pic when you were young, with wee jodi podi lol

xxx

Hi mate how you doing?
Back up from Leeds next Tue night/Wed morning. what you up to next week?

HAPPY BIRTHDAY .

your getting OLD like my mother .

kidding on .
heres some birthday love ..

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY WEE BROTHER..
NEARLY CATCHING UP WITH MEE LOL..

Luv you..

xxx
xxx
xxx

Aye that guy was doing my head in, i can cope with most people but not him.
He really did ruin my nite for me, not to worry plenty more i suppose.
He wont be allowed bk in a hurry i wouldnt reckon.lol
x

yeah i will tell her

be good to see you anyway so try and make it along the next time we are all going out

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good to hear from you. not seen u in yrs

am good just working away keepiong quiet

did u know gillian is getting married?

only met ur sister at the weekend she is friends with a mate of mine

xxxx

whoops that message was meant for ur sister

anyways hows u? not seen u for yrs

xxx

hi doll

how did ur nite go? spoke to lynn earlier she said she was rough lol

hope ur well

xx

LOL

thats a good one.

just thinking about you. hows things???

Ian, leave those christians alone..

here...

you still harrassing christians???

Alrighty there brother..
Just thought a would say hi as nae one has left you a comment in weeks or sum love.. Haha ya sadoooo..

Love you..

xxx

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evening squire!

so whits up? Do you have a mobile?

Research?

hows the trip going?
does this mean yer back?

have some o this.