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Bugger it. Can't we just go down there and lynch the driver and Mr Allen and be done with it. Never thought much of his flowers, anyway. They aLways look half dead.

I'm glad confidentiality was upheld in this case as being paramount. I wonder about the behaviour of the BBC journalists in this matter, who must have been aware that they were putting this nurse's career at risk. Could the story have been reported without the images. Or is that a complete no no in BBC land now.

Yep, got mine on Monday. Took the opportunity to order it on audio tape and in Welsh and Portuguese.

Just moved out of the flat I was renting after 3 years. It is being advertised for less than it was, when I first moved in. It's been on the market for about 6 weeks. Problem is, that there are seemingly much nicer (ie larger, or in more convenient location etc) coming down in price.

AllforNun Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes well mr macagabban i think you slightly miss > the point, > > it is not about stopping the parlimentary system > it is just that the end game could be that they > all have to get slung out and a general election > needs to called to re-instate or attempt to, the > credibility of the parlimentary system. > > What, by giving the Tories a landslide election? Do me a favour.

There, there. You've got it off your chest now. Take a few deep breaths. Thank you for letting us know what has been vexxing you.

Who let the dogs out? -has to be the most nauseating record ever. Either that, or aboslutely anything by U2.

Don't know about you, but I feel a bit sorry for the silly cow. She's obviously married to a bit of a cheapskate, stuck up North, with only his knuckles and a mouse for company. Couldn't he tune into BBC Parliament to see his Nunhead beau and knock one out? Bring back the Tories and some proper scandel, rather than this scrapping the bottom of the barrel for any bit of tittle tattle. oh sorry, it did cost the tax payer a few pound.

I didn't realise there actually was a North Dulwich. I thought it was one of those areas that had renamed itself like West Kensington being really Shepherd's Bush and Bellenden Village being well, a street.

Coming up in a club, I felt a bit giddy and accidentally vomited on somebody's back. He didn't notice and I decided it was best to go and sit down.

...eaten a kebab.

I thought Greggs were able to keep prices down by paying their shop staff near to minimum wage salaries.

I wonder how many of the forum would go, even if all the allegations had not happened. I'm not interested in seeing him. I think I've just moved on. He's turned in a bit of a joke, with some of the most dreadful plastic surgery, this side of Liza. I occassionally watch 'Billie Jean' on YouTube. I still think it's a corker. He's 50, I'm 40. I just don't fancy standing and screaming for a couple of hours at MJ.

I find them rather sad. I would not like to remembered with flowers that look like they were bought from a garage forecourt.

Don't sh*t on your own doorstep. Or, at least, don't get caught.

Never date a man who's got a pay as you go phone.

I could see myself in a situation like this. The idea of a first date fills me with dread and I'd probably neck a few glasses of wine and a few extra strong mints to hide the evidence. I've been situations like this, when I've had to excuse myself and go chuck up in the toilet and back to a date. I put it down an an experience and hope that nobody I really know was there to witness what happened. I do think it's a bit rum that guidelines have to be introduced for people too comatose to make rational decisions about themselves and others.

I have a Tory friend. Just the one, I think. He's a very nice chap, did extremely well for himself. We tend not to talk politics, as there is really no point. And anyway, there's a bit of jealousy on my side, that he's got a stash in the bank and owns a few houses. One problem I can see, is that if the relationship goes somewhere, I presume you will have to meet his friend and possibly family. Are they Tory too? One on their own I can deal with, but a cluster of them, it could become a bit of a problem. In situations like that, I find myself becoming very Old Labour. I suppose it depends on why he's a Tory. If he's an out and out fascist, I'd steer clear. Unless he's drop dead gorgeous, then all bets are off. Is it me, or do most Tory women have a propensity for podginess?

I agree. This is just something I learnt from my parents. A couple of bags of cheap salt makes all the difference. You'd think businesses would not want the way to their entrance solid with ice?

Just called the boss. He expects me to come in. It's five miles to work. He's having a laugh, right? I've called the cab office. No chance, they say. My boss has a bloody car, it's alright for him. He can skid his way back home for all I care. I ain't walking 5 miles there and 5 miles back. Bloody freak, close the office. Sorry, just letting off steam. I rarely get a chance to watch the This Morning/ Loose Women combo. It's snowing, yay.

I did the Alpha Course. It turned me Gay.

Doesn't everybody go out with some people just because nothing better has come along yet?

Perhaps a 97pence shop that could start a price war on Rye Lane. The price of my favourite range of shampoo imported from Azerbaijan could plummet.

I'm hoping for a roller disco.

Call in sick to work, while queuing to get into a nightclub.