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Rather think Admin may prefer this assistant http://www.gayot.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/sandeman-199x300.jpg

M&S in Walworth Road

He's going to huff and puff.

Good night was it, Mick?

Bill

Don't make me justify myself after I have taken wine! An entrepreneur by definition makes his own way with either good or bad rewards. He doesn't do it for any altruistic reason but to make a profit, therefore, why should a government aid him?

'stakeholder'

Ask Quids - it's who he'll be facing next season!

Don't agree, Matt123 - it's much easier to get a blood test or ecg at Dulwich than Kings.

Don't be silly, MickMac - you know it's Millwall!

Martin O'Neill would be an interesting choice. I have a huge soft spot for Mick McCarthy. He has the foullest mouth on him but does seem to get results.

Jimmy Riddle = piddle.

Have you 'phoned the bus garage? They are usually pretty good at handing lost property in.

I popped in this afternoon. Good offer on bogroll. But - 92p for one red pepper? And they've stopped doing pains aux raisins, where will I get my fix now? However, the tills were well-staffed and I didn't have to wait.

deano, go up the thread til you reach one of scott's posts. At the bottom of his post you will see an option in blue type to "Reply via Private Message". Click on that and follow it through.

Good coop http://thecontraryfarmer.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/chicken-house.jpg

I think that was The Albert and Bigwassisname.

Went to bed when Fulham were one up. What happened? Well done Spurs. And let's not mention St. Mirren .... Oh, go on, let's!!!

Get real people. Diamond White followed by an evening at The Swan.

Sorry Jah but, in the spirit of Terry Hurlock: Go Fulham!

This may be too much info, but here goes. I really wanted a homebirth and I had a fabulous French midwife who was very supportive, but pointed out that I lived in a pokey, top floor flat with very narrow staircase. She thought, on balance, that if anything went wrong, it would be very difficult to get me down (certainly not on a stretcher), so I had my baby at King's. As it happened, it was a very good birth. Some years later, I lost my flat and ended up in a hostel. Ghastly times, but the point is, that had I had my daughter at home, I would have been pretty suicidal everytime I went past my previous home. As it is, every time I pass King's I am filled with gratitude.

I read that. Couldn't help thinking what a wonderful chap. [that's such a lie - I hate tatoos.]

Sorry - Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.