SEND BIRTHDAY WISHES TO THIS NICE OLD GUY WHO LIVES IN MUMBAI INDIA,
VIA E mail to sabydasouza@yahoo.com Thank you. He deserves recognition, as he really must have been good to get to the ripe old age of 100 years.
Happy Birthday, DIOGO LEWIS FERNANDES.
11 comments:
He sure is good
and strong
the sonovabitch made a pass for my wife just 3 months ago
he outlived 2 wives
and he is looking for a third
Dummy
he is not my grandfather
he is my sis in law's dad
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Vest
niki yokota said...
Happy Birthday Vest-chan!!
cuckoo is celebrating birthday too :)
10:20 AM
Hello Sailor"
Greeting Card by Jean Skipper
"Hello Sailor!" our heroine exclaims.
A departure from the usual inspirational pieces,
I was in need of a touch of whimsy when I
happened to find this irresistible image of a
zeppelin.
May the Zeppelin drop a load of birthday wishes
on you, and I hope you have a ton of fun in
the process.
I hope that you enjoy/d your special day.
Andrew ims@unwired.com.au
And because of your devotion to your sailor boy, your enjoyment Rose
should be no less ...
(that's no less, NOT no Les)
A happy birthday to your beloved husband, and my dear friend Les.
This image is also sent as an attachment (*.jpg) file which you may print.
Andrew ims@unwired.com.au
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Happy birthday old mate.Have one on me.
Still in freezing Melbourne, coming back to sunshine soon.
Happy birthday vesty from all of our family Luvs ya lots xoxoxoxo
Congratulations and a very "Happy Birthday Vesty" I hear you are 81 today, Really thats old!!!...:)))))
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