RIP - Kenny Rogers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hx4gdlfamo
RIP - Kenny Rogers
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MemphisFlash
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yes me too, love country and rockabilly.
Loved Coward of the county and Ruby when i was a kid
Loved Coward of the county and Ruby when i was a kid
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MemphisFlash
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that was Glen Campbell
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ShaunWhite
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It's a shame. First memories of him was being played by Terry Wogan almost everyday while I was having my brekky before school.
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ShaunWhite
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Roy Hudd passed too. Not quite the same legendary status but another who was part my childhood..
"I hear Marks and Spencer's are changing their name.... if they can find the original receipt"... Guess it's the way you tell them but it was gentler humour from gentler times.
"I hear Marks and Spencer's are changing their name.... if they can find the original receipt"... Guess it's the way you tell them but it was gentler humour from gentler times.
I looked up The Gambler on wiki. The song was written by Don Schlitz, it took him a long time to get it in the media and it wasn't until Kenny Rogers got behind the mic that it became a massive hit. What really strikes me about the lyrics is that, perhaps inadvertently, they have an uncanny truth to real gambling and trading.
Knowing when to walk or run relates to stop-losses, letting bets run and chasing losses. Not looking at your P/L during an afternoons trading is advice often repeated on here. And every steam or drift (or transaction on Betfair) is definitely a winner and a loser.
Knowing when to walk or run relates to stop-losses, letting bets run and chasing losses. Not looking at your P/L during an afternoons trading is advice often repeated on here. And every steam or drift (or transaction on Betfair) is definitely a winner and a loser.