Narnia

gavster Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy, thanks for the patronising message, I've > lived round here all my life - apart from three > years at university when I met lots of people like > you. Do you think Jeremy was the sort to steal food from other students? I've a thread elsewhere and just wondered!

I think someone needs to define 'famous'! Shirley?

A bit like a turkey last Christmas.

Mick, as a matter of interest why are Celtic pronounced as Selltic and not as Kelltic?

20 minutes James not 20 times!

Her back?

They had THAT many up front?

But this is East Dulwich?

Young Rory's comments appear not to have impressed Tiger yesterday. I wonder has he played into the Yanks hands by stirring the Tiger?

None whatsoever. Maybe I'm not Irish........or you're not.

Right, I've disowned my son.I'll give you his number if you wish to look after him.

I'm only upset as you seem to think my asking if someone was a parent was a 'trite' comment. It wasn't intended so. Anyway, I'm sure you meant well.

Daizie,are you and Wayne a couple?

My question annaj to H was left to the end and in a new paragraph if I remember correctly, to distance it from the rest of the post and to avoid making it the trite response you refer to it as. I actually appreciated his post though it was coming from somewhere other than where I was at. My son is fine.........I expect. He'd be on the phone otherwise.

Yeah it is via cable which doesn't appear to affect the TV. I have Sky in the living room so don't watch the other.

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think you're talking to Narnia, I know all the > Irish look alike and everything but pay attention. Mick doesn't look anything like me. I know that for a fact. I've seen me.It would be too much of a coincidence.

Eh, MP.I've never sent anyone a message to anyone about football never mind a threatening one.

It's enhanced mine as I've had people help me with writing a good CV. All forumites I've never met.

I find this strange as we have their broadband which is pretty good and have a TV in my son's room which has a perfect picture. I measured the bb speed the other day and I'm on wireless and I got 16mg's approx or whatever they are called.

I asked H if he was a parent as I was curious. You get up on some high horse which I can only put down to the fact that this was a written question and you wouldn't have grasped if there was any 'tone' to it, and say it's irritating, pointless and superior. You can comment on what you like as I don't know of any new rules but put a bit of thought into it. Are you a parent annaj?

He has tended to send threatening PM's in my experience.

From my quote of H's post I would have thought that answered your patronising statement.

There is no reason not to share your perspective having being a child yourself. Believe it or not there was a time when young Sprogg complained about over-protectiveness long after the event occured. When he was a young child he was forbidden to cross the road by himself.I mean young. Of course he broke this rule and I even witnessed him nearly being hit by a car. Years later when we wanted him to go out and he was hooked to his online games he said he didn't go out because of how we treated him when he was younger. He actually didn't really want to go out as everything at that time that he required was in his room. As for Sprogg contacting the correct authorities, he had a better idea when he about 7 than he does now, as one one occasion he walked out in his slippers to report me to the police (we live near the station) and on another occasion he got out the yellow pages to look for a number for the prevention of cruelty to children people. Needless to say he was untied at the time.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The clues are there Mick... Have a look at the Nunhead forum. He has to talk to himself.

I sold Ryanair as I didn't have time to look after it cause of the forum.