katie1997

brum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You can be exempted from wearing heels LM as long > as you provide a note from your doctor. oh this is toooo tempting I mean, would it be very bad form to link notes from the doctor to the wearing of crocs? would it? ;) * hides from LM *

oh ... If we're talking scoundrels, where is that dear old chap, Terry Thomas esq ? :)

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'He' is no tw@t. He.. is The Axeman. And he's here > to tell it like it is. > > There's a new show in town - you betcha. wonder how long the new show will run for ? PS. who IS Mike? ;)

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > katie1997 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > and apologise with a zeeeee ? > > > Zed. > > Please, please, please. It makes me see reed. me too B - just wrote it like that cos(z) its the way those words are spelled if using a US spell check. zat iz all ...

and apologise with a zeeeee ?

:)

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is this the cricket thread? ... and are you an orange ? :)

I had my own island, old rowing boat and ruined castle to play in ( complete with 'Danger' and 'keep out.... or else' signs) what more could a teenage girl ask for? ;) ( Yes, I know...make-up, fashion and boys) street lighting is a nice novelty I must say :)

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > katie1997 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I have met Ed Miliband who has a far greater > > understanding of current energy issues than > that > > tw@t, Chris Huhne. > > > > To be completely superficial, he is actually > quite > > attractive in real life, I love the way he > speaks > > ... he'd get my vote anyday. > > Do you? I think there is something cartoon-ish > about it. During his acceptance speech I kept > getting the feeling he was going to end it with a > "the-adda-the-adda... that's all folks!" I thought his acceptance speech was quite good although now you mention it ... yes, I can imagine him doing that :) I think he will be electable Prime Minister material and so a good thing for the Labour Party.

I have met Ed Miliband who has a far greater understanding of current energy issues than that tw@t, Chris Huhne. To be completely superficial, he is actually quite attractive in real life, I love the way he speaks ... he'd get my vote anyday.

gosh - with the right person, it doesn't really matter where you raise your children. town and country are both fab in their own ways but its the relationship between the parents that matters and the love and security they provide to their children.

waynetta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was wondering why people chose the names they > use on the forum ? > I chose mine after Wayne and Waynetta in Harry > Enfield's show as I look a teeny weeny bit like > Cathy Burke and I think she is hilarious and one > of my favourite actresses. really? I'd never have guessed ... does Cathy Burke do top tips as well? learn something new everyday, huh?

waynetta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In these busy and hectic times I find that,at the > end of a hard day, lying horizontally on a > mattress with the lights switched off provides an > ideal opportunity for sleep so ... what happens if you leave the lights on?

yeah... don't go changin' HAL Huguenot will pick you up, twirl you around and then discard you (after you have hopelessly fallen in love ) ....

* adjusts Celestron * yes, I think I am still seeing Cygnus, the Swan ... there should be a HonaloochieB star though, shouldn't there?

the stars are amazing tonight - I think I spotted Sirius, the Dog Star ...

georgia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Apparently we can't reserve an area -so sorry but > we will have to hope that it isn't as busy as it > was last night as there aren't many places to > stand. Meet from 8.30pm. Thank you G - cheers for arranging, in my calendar (tu) (maybe its just me but a little surprised that the Actress couldn't reserve an area on this occasion)

I had no idea what proportion of the workforce are represented by Trade Unions. However, Ed Miliband's appointment will undoubtedly be a gift to the opposition who will say that he is in their pockets. Ed hasn't ever had a 'proper' job either.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Back to left wing opposition wilderness. Why are > the Unions still such a big player in Labour > Leader elections, when they have been dragging > Labour down for decades. maybe because the party has finally realised that people have had enough and are thoroughly sick of the past decade of 'new' Labour spin and might prefer to see a return to what the 'ordinary' people want from them?

what the ... Axe "man" I'd say that helping to promote the charities, and goodwill of local business was the intention. > Franklins. Lunch for two ( Mon- Fri ) > The Herne. Lunch or dinner for two > The Blue Mountain. Dinner for two ( Mon-Friday ) > William Rose 2 x ?15.00 Gift Vouchers > The Meat Wagon, 2 prizes. > Alhambra in Sydenham. Afternoon tea & cakes for x > 4 people or a Tapas lunch for x 2 > Pie in the Sky. 2 x Pie's & 2 x juicy sausage > rolls eat in / or take away > Green & Blue. A lovely bottle of Champagne > Please play, it is all for a good cause or two > Donate & Gift Aid here... > Right now there are nearly 20 million people ( > roughly the population of Holland ) displaced from > their homes in Pakistan, they need all the help > they can get > https://www.oxfam.org.uk/donate/pakistan-floods/in > dex.php > The St.Christopher's hospice is local & it's work > is beyond measure in helping people & families > cope during illness > https://www.stchristophers.org.uk/page.cfm/Action= > Form/FormID=21/t=m (I know, I know brum, sorry...)

Tesq - welcome 'back' ( rotten shower indeed, I quite agree) cocktails? rather PS. must dash ...

If I had to choose the better leader for the party, it would most definitely be Ed who seems to be more personable than his peculiar brother. I don't think David has leadership qualities as he is uninspiring. Agree with MarmoraMan, David would ensure the Coalition Government stays in term for longer ... So not really a good result either way in my opinion. I reckon Ed will get it though.

karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ladymuck will never be late for anything ever ever > again.(tu) hahahahahaha - that made me laugh on this bright sunny saturday morning. So how's the scarf coming along LM? :) > And what about Katie5637.34x, how is she doing > with all of this? dear karter, can't keep people waiting now, can I? B) * tempus fugit *

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dearest Players > > > > > I will be cracking on this afternoon with who's > got what hurrah, thank you for doing this (tu) > ( having just got back from deepest,darkest & > internet free Sussex ) hmmm, likely excuse ... Svalbard, yes. Stornoway, yes. Sussex ..... ? ;-) > "Mwah" > > What the W**F :))

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Katie, once the photo file's on or can be accessed > by your computer's file system, press 'Attach a > file or photo', then 'Browse' to select the file. > 'Attach' then uploads it to the forum site and > links it to your post. ianr - thanks a lot, I didn't even notice that text before (shoulda gone to specsavers!) :) seems really easy to upload photos now although I was worried it would pick everything in my photos folder and you cannot preview what is being uploaded!