Paul McKenna


Forum Main Forum Index Recent Posts Search the Archive Start A New Thread Your Subscriptions Forum Rules NLP International We have automatic, live translations. Choose the language you want:	Results 1 to 18 of 18 Discussion: Paul McKenna John Humberstone Posted: 15th Feb 08, 07:42 am John joined Jun 2006 Total posts 1,770 Reputation points 1213 Paul McKenna Chris Can you tell me how much longer I will have to look at PM's happy mug whenever I use this forum please? John http://www.businessadviser.com/humber.htm Reply With Quote Stephen Woolston Posted: 15th Feb 08, 12:09 pm Stephen joined Nov 2007 Total posts 505 Reputation points 791 Re: Paul McKenna Can we have a Kelly Brook picture instead? Cheers My NLP Site \| My Blog \| My Coaching Site \| Facebook \| Twitter Reply With Quote Chris Morris Posted: 15th Feb 08, 12:11 pm Chris joined Aug 2005 Total posts 2,238 Reputation points 4631 Re: Paul McKenna Only a few more days... unless the ad gets renewed. Then, who knows? It could be forever! My replies here are quick and general. Want to know more? Discover NLP Tutoring with Chris Morris Chris Morris Events \| Add me on Facebook \| Follow me on Twitter Reply With Quote Nick Haynes Posted: 15th Feb 08, 12:16 pm Nick joined Jan 2006 Total posts 962 Reputation points 978 Re: Paul McKenna I received a brochure from Anglo American books today. The back cover was a full page add for Paul McKenna training. I guess it isn't over till it's over. MyBlog Reply With Quote John Humberstone Posted: 15th Feb 08, 03:01 pm John joined Jun 2006 Total posts 1,770 Reputation points 1213 chris_morris wrote: Only a few more days... unless the ad gets renewed. Then, who knows? It could be forever! Haven't you got enough money already? Jennifer Aniston has nice eyes if that was one of your criteria. John At least egotistical people don't talk about others http://www.businessadviser.com/humber.htm Reply With Quote Vince Knight Posted: 16th Feb 08, 05:56 pm Vince joined Oct 2005 Total posts 503 Reputation points 449 Re: Paul McKenna can't you make him wink? that would be fun http://www.oxacnlp.com Reply With Quote James Lavers Posted: 17th Feb 08, 12:18 pm James joined Nov 2005 Total posts 546 Reputation points 614 Re: Paul McKenna ...shame Paul rarely does a toothy grin...a tooth glint would be ace! http://www.jameslavers.com Reply With Quote John Humberstone Posted: 17th Feb 08, 06:40 pm John joined Jun 2006 Total posts 1,770 Reputation points 1213 jameslavers wrote: ...shame Paul rarely does a toothy grin...a tooth glint would be ace! How's this? http://www.businessadviser.com/humber.htm Reply With Quote Karen Abercrombie Posted: 18th Feb 08, 10:12 am Karen joined Nov 2007 Total posts 163 Reputation points 294 Re: Paul McKenna thats cool like it,how can i have it as a screen saver.lol Reply With Quote Kylie X Posted: 18th Feb 08, 04:13 pm Kylie joined Aug 2006 Total posts 23 Reputation points 135 Re: Paul McKenna You should make his eyes go in hypnotic spirals too. Reply With Quote John Humberstone Posted: 18th Feb 08, 05:01 pm John joined Jun 2006 Total posts 1,770 Reputation points 1213 kylie wrote: You should make his eyes go in hypnotic spirals too. I really don't want to be seeing him at all. John Never insult an alligator until after you have crossed the river http://www.businessadviser.com/humber.htm Reply With Quote peter cooney Posted: 18th Feb 08, 06:25 pm peter joined Oct 2006 Total posts 568 Reputation points 363 Re: Paul McKenna or worn him as shoes Reply With Quote Nick Haynes Posted: 18th Feb 08, 06:29 pm Nick joined Jan 2006 Total posts 962 Reputation points 978 Re: Paul McKenna John, You could always hit the "restore down" button on your browser window (middle one, between "close" and "minimise". Stretch the window and then move it to the left so that Paul falls off the screen. MyBlog Reply With Quote John Humberstone Posted: 18th Feb 08, 06:44 pm John joined Jun 2006 Total posts 1,770 Reputation points 1213 southnick wrote: John, You could always hit the "restore down" button on your browser window (middle one, between "close" and "minimise". Stretch the window and then move it to the left so that Paul falls off the screen. Nick Is this a new code NLP pattern. I've not seen it before. John Lead me not into temptation, I can find it myself http://www.businessadviser.com/humber.htm Reply With Quote Chris Morris Posted: 20th Feb 08, 10:04 pm Chris joined Aug 2005 Total posts 2,238 Reputation points 4631 Re: Paul McKenna He's going to be there for at least another 30 days. My replies here are quick and general. Want to know more? Discover NLP Tutoring with Chris Morris Chris Morris Events \| Add me on Facebook \| Follow me on Twitter Reply With Quote Carol Robertson Posted: 20th Feb 08, 11:34 pm Carol joined Oct 2007 Total posts 534 Reputation points 813 Re: Paul McKenna Great! Reply With Quote John Humberstone Posted: 21st Feb 08, 12:09 am John joined Jun 2006 Total posts 1,770 Reputation points 1213 Carol wrote: Great! 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