Narnia

I didn't realise I was suspecting 'a Troll' as I wouldn't have known this was how such a person was described, until now that is. I agree with Simon though that it just doesn't seem true. My apology stands as I have to give LM the benefit of the doubt I have.

Seems there's loads of tickets available for tomorrow so you could probably get them at the gate/ticket office. If England don't take at least a couple of wickets tonight I'd say you would have no problem.

I've read this before, here I think. Are there any local beehives where honey is sold?

Shouldn't that be 'Acrobana'?

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yeah, but he stinks of piss now! I didn't try that one bow-wow! Have you ever used it Legal?

helena handbasket Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sean, I didn't mean you. Just in general I've > noticed recently that when older people join in > they find themselves defending themselves because > they might not understand the dynamic . It makes > me cringe. Notice the last message by > Lewishamman? Is that neighbourly? > > Lewishamman I'm sorry that Declan made you feel > that way. I didn't see the need for him to speak > to you like that. I hope you know that there are > people in the community and on this forum that > don't believe you have to be nasty to have a > discussion. There's lots of great stuff on this > forum if you look past the ugly bits. :) Helena, when I wrote my comments I had no idea what age LM was. You seem to think that there are some of us who circle around like vultures waiting to pick off the weak! I don't know what age you are but I'm probably closer to LM's age than I am to some posters here. Given we were talking about a brothel, Russian mafia,condoms lying about (on what floor?), a possible assassination,it just seemed that someone was planning a novel not stating some facts.

Lewishamman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can hear them talking my ears do work you know > and my sons will get the piano for me, have I done > some thing wrong here ? I feel like I am being > interrogated ! My apologies for suspecting you were not who you appeared to be in your posts. It happens sometimes here and I got it wrong this time. Apologies again and I hope I'm lucky enough to reach 79 years young.

.......or smelt or tasted. What if you could experience God through something other than your senses? Fairies maybe not but I have family members who claim to have heard a Banshee, seen a ghost and communicated with our dead mother through his wife!

They are all Russian. How do you know? If you are so frail and poor how were you planning on collecting the piano on Tuesday?

antijen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tansy as a compress is good for sties, you can > also apply castor oil, put some on a piece of > cotton wool then wipe over your eye before going > to sleep, dont worry about it going into your > eyes, it did used to be prescribed and the last > time I looked it was still in the BFN (British > national formula, docs book. I have used this many > times and it works even when people sceptical. Where can one buy castor oil Antijen?

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Declan Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > woofmarkthedog Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Before you clean your teeth in the morning > > scrape > > > the coating off the back of your tongue with > > your > > > finger nail, rub the "goo" into the stye. > > > > > > > > > Sounds horrible but it does work! > > > > What if my teeth are in a jar beside my bed in > the > > morning? Are you serious? > > > > > > > > > W**F > -------------------------------------- > > > Your TONGUE love (deaf is she.....)scrape > y'tongue....can't keep the in glass with your > "Staradent" can you? > > Feck Declan what a picture that conjures up, you > no teeth & your tongue in a jar & with a stye on > your eye. > > You sound like a real catch you do......yeah! > > Do you have a prosetic limb for a full house? Well Woof my physical ailments are nothing on my mental one's!

Shure it wasn't disparagement at all Sean. I'm hooked by the series on the Beeb at the moment (have to record it as it's on too late) and wouldn't have realised what I was missing if it wasn't for your thread. It was your thread wasn't it?

Is this anything to do with your pet series The Wire Sean? I'd have though that footage of the Twin Towers being deconstructed was likely to be more stunning.

Are brothels illegal? You didn't mention seeing any women.

All I can say is it still exists as there is some in our bathroom. I would have bought it I think but it may be a conditioner as opposed to a shampoo. However it not 20 years old so it must be available somewhere locally as that's where I would have got it.

What makes you want to continue this thread?

But you can FEEL things that are indefinable can't you? If you've ever looked into a baby's eyes you might just have seen something that indefinable.

Why is GOD a religion versus science issue? My little experience is that neither could possibly define him/her/it!

BBW, what have you done? Where is the echos section? Who isn't rude in the lounge section? Maybe you are being picked on cause you live in Foggy Hill. What do you think?

Yeah but he was assuming it was windy!

reggie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > strange how you are equating thinkers to > economists > methinks thinking is on a higher plane than where > our economy is heading > just a thought Try the 'Is there a God' thread. Plenty of thinkers there!

If your route home takes you down CP Road can offer you my favourite movie 'Cinema Paradiso'. It's the directors cut and lasts 3 hours and it's in Italian with sub titles. Might not be your thing.Great movie though if you want to laugh and cry!

What did you do BBW to get banned?

LegalEagle-ish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My old Jamaican mother-in-law used to prescribe > wee wee! That's interesting. I once read that Madonna used wee wee on her feet to get rid of athletes foot. That reminds me I had a friend who used to drink it. Can't remember why though. He seemed to think it did him some good.

I don't recommend any music to my parents as they are both dead. However as a parent it has interested me that my son's interest in music has expanded from what seemed to be just loud noise to a variety of stuff including classical music and nothing to do with his parents influence. The other day I heard 'Moon River' playing in his room whilst he was on his computer. I've no idea where his influences are coming from. As an aside, we i.e the family, contemplated ,albeit briefly, having 'Where's your Mama gone' played at my Mum's funeral. Ended up with 'I did it my way' by Sinatra.