katie1997

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > --x xx x-x x-xx xxx - x- x-xx -x- Damn just seen this. I mean, xxx xx xx xoxo xo xx xxxxxxxxxx xxx!! Guess its too late to edit my post? ;) k -x-

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What do they mean.............tell me please? Narnia, Let me put you - and clearly you're not the only one (sighs) - out of your misery! Are you (and the others) ready for this startling revelation......? ......they don't mean a damn thing whether there is one x or xxxxxxx :) katie -x- xxxx xoxoxoxoxo ( X infinity etc)

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > sod the thanks etc WHO BLOODY WON? Yeah, who was it? Hopefully not any of those 'athletes' we saw hopping on the 12 around the corner from the Plough... We later met a handsome, smartly-dressed gentleman in a hat walking past 'homemade'; he claimed to be the runner-up! Results and photos please...

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > saturdays are shagtastic. Just got a pm saying > just that. thats a very '2010' way to communicate with your other half! I'm impressed...

that was the boring answer btw I couldn't really put the other one on the forum but I will PM you ;-)

different amounts of xxxxxxx's mean different things. there are also different meanings if you put xoxoxoxoxoxo or -x- its a secret code that only girls know about, I'm afraid. k 'xx'

legalbeagle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So what have you just been getting up to then > Katie?! W-ell my decision is only based on this weekend so my scoring system is not exactly scientific. spending more time enjoying being at home in ED on Sat is way better* (I'm easily pleased) .... *than going out with the team on Fri and talking about work all eve (zzzzzz)

I've changed my mind - Saturday nights are definitely BEST :)

Yeah... Hey Ernie, where are you? *Bert* has registered and wants to know if you obsess about small things like everyone else (in ED) seems to...

TheGreatErnie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We share a bedroom but not beds. We are just > friends though I think Burt would like it to be > more. Perhaps I should put a shout out on the > forum for a nice young man for him ? I see. I think you should encourage him to register on here so he can request this himself. Otherwise, people will never believe you when you say "its for my friend".

jrussel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's right. They can park their reasonably > priced cars on the street, instead of vulgar and > expensive ones. Just like everyone else does. I'm > not sure what you're getting all worked up about. Damn right. I have no idea what everyone is getting worked up about either. It's obvious that the vulgar and expensive cars should go in the garage. Any other boringsville cars they own can be left on the street where they belong. Really.

TheGreatErnie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's just what my friend Burt calls me. > > > Narnia Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Why are you great Ernie? Please could you clarify...your friend Burt, yes? Or your room-mate, Bert? *obsesses about words and letters*

W-ell Woof, What time is this? Oh...I would have to choose the spleen* *now I know its function and partial to mine after it was almost taken by spleen-removers-R-Us-@HammersmithHospital

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What if they call an ambulance though....? Even better - a lift home without having to endure the great unwashed masses. And maybe a cup of tea into the bargain... ;)

PS. It didn't work for Calvin tho - all the duplicates he'd created (unsurprisingly) didn't fancy doing his homework whilst he had fun so they got him into even more mischief....suspect yours would prefer a fabulous afternoon off too! *back to the drawing board*

You need a transmogrifier, calvin & hobbes style, then your duplicate can do the work whilst you have a fabulous afternoon off! *not at work*

you know the D to the V to the LA... :))

around the exmouth market/ farringdon road area, there are plenty restaurants and bars you can try, a lot have outdoor seating where you can soak up the atmosphere (the italian places are fab in that area) (tu)

emc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Katie 1997 - thanks for that - don't suppose you > know which hotel she stayed in? > > thanks > x i will let you know as soon as i find out ( i'm dying to know now , this has given me inspiration ) :)

A 24-hour drive-thru 'Fireworks-R-Us'? For all those people who simply must "celebrate" whatever the occasion, whatever the time....yeah, right.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If by 'bury' you mean 'crap wherever they please > before half-heartedly scuffing three crumbs of > soil over the top then and sauntering off to be > made a fuss of somewhere'.. then yes - they bury > it. Unless they are doing it indoors in a tray, in which case they will take a herculean amount of time and effort to bury it...and the litter ends up all over the floor. Our cats always got into fights where we used to live, of course they were innocent and it was all down to the resident bully (Oscar*) who lived a few doors away. Apart from archery practice and significant investment in high tech water pistols, didn't really know what else to do about it. *name not changed for legal reasons.

Don't disagree with anyone's right to protest. However, I'm of the same opinion of DJ that its become an eyesore and will be nice to see the greenery of the square again; their prolonged presence isn't changing anything. I'm not talking about it anymore ;-)

emc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > please - know nothing about Turkey and don't want > to book somewhere full of Club 18-30ers. > > thanks emc - a friend (early thirties) has recently returned from her hols in Turkey with a few other girls and is raving about how wonderful it was in Dalyan (quieter and more relaxed than other parts). Olu Deniz apparently too commercial (you can't get a proper Turkish tea...), too many Brits (!) and not relaxing at all. good luck

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Edith is a stickler for waxing and practically a > martyr to the gym, so much so that her SO Jim says > "That walnut-looking booger down at 'Buns Of > Steel' has 'ad more intimacy wi' thee in't last > three month than I've 'ad this last six year". > But that's Jim for you. I have just worked out what SO stands for (I'm better at TLA's btw). Anyway, this made me laugh, my ex-boss from years ago used to complain about being 'harrassed' by an american "co-worker" who regularly invited him around to her house to workout to a video* with this very name.... > I think I'll write a piece for The Lancet. > How does 'Having a Bit of a Chest in the Licensed > Victuallers Racket' sound as a title? I look forward to next month's edition, I am sure your article will pass peer review stage with extra funding too. > Though truth be told I still reckon Ken's putting > it on a bit. me too. * i know, i know, there's a different thread for words like that.

Phew...thank goodness you didn't let slip that its really a 6'3, bored Dutchman from the Hague - working in insurance - that's been posting on here ::o