Stikkord: Facebook

that's why I wrote the smiley, since it wasn't like you tried to steal it, when you were 18 years old, so it wasn't like a crime, it was just something dum/anoying, since we were delayed from catching our plane from Gatwick, me and Øystein, my third-cousin, since I suddently noticed that it was missing.

And it belonged to a Svelvik-girl, at my age, where I grew ut, who said she worried I would steal one from a car, (which I never would have done anyway), so she had several of them, and let me borrow one, Lill I think her name was, a girl also knew my sister, and who moved to the capital in Norway, Oslo, the same year I did, and I didn't know any people in Oslo, so that's why I visited her and another girl, the first year I lived in Oslo, since they were from my home-town.

I thought the old chap in your old house, 112 Gordon Rd., was a bit strange.

He had a picture of a half-naked young teenage boy and girl, I think it was, in the room who used to be my old bedroom, that I got to borrow from you, which was now a second living-room, it seemed.

And a par of jeans layed on the floor, in a heap, which I thought was a bit strange, because he was a tidy guy with a big box of shoe-polish and shoe-cream etc., like an army guy, or something.

Also, why didn't he use the largest living-room?

Maybe since it was to cold?

It could be that it wasn't strange, with the painting of the young half-naked people on the wall, and the jeans on the floor.

And he took a long time to open the door, I thought I saw shadows, through the window in the door, going up and down the stairs, for a couple of minutes?

But it could be he was asleep, but it wasn't that late.

It was around 7 or 7.30 pm, I'd say.

(Because I was in Southwick around 8.30 pm, and then I had to take a train that went around 9.30 pm to London, from Brighton, so that's why I just had to leave the Christmas-presants in the video-shop, unfortunatly.

But anyway.

I don't hold a grunge for the Mercedes-star, I didn't even really understand why I got to borrow it, it was just something dum one can joke about, I think.

But anyway, thanks again for answering.

Erik Ribsskog

Im sorry you thought it was strange having me on your facebook page
Mum and dad have just moved so i will get them to give you there new number

ok I just thought the picture looked a bit akward.

Maybe you made the dress yourself?

I remember you tried to steal a Mercedes-star thing, that a girl from Svelvik and Oslo, har told me to bring to England, in 1990.

So I'm a bit vary of you 🙂

Your old neighbour in Shoreham said that your parents moved a good ten years ago, to Southwick.

I should have called before I went, but I thought your parents lived at the same address still.

But there an old gentleman lived I think, and the room I got to borrow from you, in the summer of 1989, was now a living-room, where I got to call number directories, on 118 118, from the man I thought was your neigbour, but a woman who cleaned her car of snow, said it was your old house, 112 right?, but the man who lived there, didn't know who your parents were, but he let me borrow the phone, which I accepted, because every time I call 118 118 from my mobile, they don't understand what I'm saying, at 118 118, so I strugle a bit with them, that's for sure.

Thanks for answering about this!

Erik