Forum Activity for @gareth-williams

Gareth Williams
@gareth-williams
02/09/09 06:58:39PM
77 posts

TOP 10 HARDEST WELSHMEN


General Discussions ( Anything Goes )

Passion. Thats what he had. You need some to be hard.
Gareth Williams
@gareth-williams
12/07/08 07:47:50PM
77 posts

TOP 10 HARDEST WELSHMEN


General Discussions ( Anything Goes )

You were right on the first one, it is your state of mind, which just goes to prove that modern urban industrial electro-technological society has robbed us human beings of trusting our initial gut instinct.With treatment you should overcome this lack of trust in your gut feeling, so don't despair.Hugs n ksses n fluffy stuff x x xGaz (A Really Hard Welsh Bloke)
Gareth Williams
@gareth-williams
11/14/08 09:49:07AM
77 posts

TOP 10 HARDEST WELSHMEN


General Discussions ( Anything Goes )

Ye well hard mate, top Pirate. All this flurry just goes to show how hard a breed we are eh.Tell you what, was watchin Hopko in 'Hannibal' the other night and thought to myself he should be on it, not as himself, tho I can imagine he was fairly handy in his day, but as Dr Lecter! Haha, honorary Welshman, ficticious serial killer, well hard!!No Im only jokin mate, please dont put down Dr Hannibal 'the cannibal' Lecter, although it would be well funny!!!!Gaz
Gareth Williams
@gareth-williams
11/12/08 08:00:50PM
77 posts

TOP 10 HARDEST WELSHMEN


General Discussions ( Anything Goes )

Vinnie s got the genes and the mental attitude of a Tough Taff so I d stick him in there BUT I take your point, Olli Cromwell was well hard and some say he had some Welsh but I doubt if thats proveable but he did stay in Anglesey overnight on his way to kick ass in Ireland!!! And word has it that Idi Dada Amin, top hardman, once stopped off in the Singing Kettle at the foot of Rhuallt hill on the A55 on his way to Capel Curig camp on a two day climbing exercise when a student on the foreign and Commonwealth Officers Commissioning short course at Sandhurst!!!So what d'ya reckon Neil? Shall we ask Ceri to put in old Idi?Haha
Gareth Williams
@gareth-williams
11/12/08 07:51:30PM
77 posts

TOP 10 HARDEST WELSHMEN


General Discussions ( Anything Goes )

Ye, them guys are deserving of some acknowledgement
Gareth Williams
@gareth-williams
11/12/08 07:47:06PM
77 posts

TOP 10 HARDEST WELSHMEN


General Discussions ( Anything Goes )

Been ponderin hard on this (no pun intended), shouldnt really cos its just a bit of fun, Wales and her history has a plethora of 'hard' characters in diverse fields.Obviously Tasker 'to me' is the tops but to others he may not be and thats fair enough. The final result is not that important, whats been important is the discussion, the justification and the celebration of our national character as tough old boots, I even let the chicks in on it cos all you have to do is go down to Cardiff Bay this weekend and see them girls outside the clubs n bars, smoking, wearing less than I do to go to bed in, in chill factor that takes it below zero.Also as a big rugby fan, and a product of the golden days, word had it that Ponty's Cobs was the hardest guy to ever pull that red jersey on. The Neath lads will undoubtedly claim their Dai the shadow, and Llanelli boys will claim Albert Jenks or Gravs, Aberavon, John Bev the brick wall man etc etc we could go on on and on. The journey is more important than the destination.So I look forward to a good conclusion, and all the candidates are deserving of the top slot in their own unique way.As an aside, some of the Navy gun teams that used to 'run' the guns at the Royal Tournament were nails, and Wales was once again proprtionally over represented among the teams, Portsmouth, Plymouth etc etc.
Gareth Williams
@gareth-williams
11/11/08 04:07:07PM
77 posts

TOP 10 HARDEST WELSHMEN


General Discussions ( Anything Goes )

Thats a brilliant review.Outstanding.Obviously this Bronson guy is several sandwiches short of a picnic and its amazing he managed to get all that stuff on paper at all. I have the book and I dip into it as reference, lots of good stuff in it but also lots o waffle and as the reviewer points out there s no logic in it.Ive used many of these exercises, as a smoker I especially found the blowing ones really good, just get a piece of cloth, tie to a string and hang the string on a drawin pin off top o door frame and keep it up by just blowing, balloon blowin too. I swear, it keeps the lung capacity good, and if you are a smoker, clears a lot of the phlem n shitGaz
Gareth Williams
@gareth-williams
11/09/08 08:44:40PM
77 posts

TOP 10 HARDEST WELSHMEN


General Discussions ( Anything Goes )

Plato said mate 'only the dead have seen the end of war' and we are what we are today where we are today because of our ruthless bellicosity, not cos we were a fluffy caring species eh. We survived cos of that nature, the double edge to that sword is that that warlikeness could be our undoing too.Ants and humans are the two most successful species on the planet at present and they are the only two that wage mass war in societies against each other.So, I'll have enough peace whe Im dead.Or maybe not, that Lucifer will be tasking me with shit jobs left right and centre probably!!!!! Like bumping off aid workers or charity folk or ruining kids tea parties and such like haha
Gareth Williams
@gareth-williams
11/09/08 07:56:55PM
77 posts

TOP 10 HARDEST WELSHMEN


General Discussions ( Anything Goes )

I still go with Tasker mate, but I take your point on 'hardness'.Getting up in the dark to do a 12 hour day down the pit and coming home in the dark, day in day out for all your working life is HARD.Gaz
Gareth Williams
@gareth-williams
10/10/08 11:17:50PM
77 posts

TOP 10 HARDEST WELSHMEN


General Discussions ( Anything Goes )

Nails mate, all of them but little Tasker s still my vote
  6