KalamityKel

ooooh how sexy!

Have you turned it off, cancelled the job, turned it back on again and tried again?

It was more the "quality" bit that got me ;-)

Undisputedtruth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was doing too many tasks at once. Mainly > listening to music, eating and searching for HiFi > quality PC speakers. ROFLMFAO (sorry to lower the "tone"!) @ "Hifi quality" Oh dear I've got a stitch!

What "status" is stuck?

Shhh you'll scare the children!

civilservant Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Say for the sake of argument that there are three > sprogs in the typical incoming family described by > Mr Ben. Assume that they are spaced a sensible 3 > years apart, and they grow out of scooters at > around 5 years old. > I didn't think the (for arguments sake) "newcomers" ever grew out of their scooters or am I thinking of somewhere else where those males in the 30-40s bracket think it perfectly acceptable to "ride" their scooters along pavements, in shops and through other ppls gardens? kNOBS ;-)

A word of advice - if you're going to buy through a big shop (PC World) do make sure you are aware of who actually holds the warranty - the shop or the manufacturers. Whilst the shop still have an obligation to deal with any problems within the time outlined in their T&Cs it'll save you a lot of bother especially when the shop will probably try to con you out of money to use their PC assistance thingy :)

Skin Salvation works wonders for Eczema. My 11yr old nephew suffers extremely on his legs and arms and struggles to apply other creams which make him feel even more uncomfortable. Having tried all the usual available solutions to no happy result (it's not pleasant watching a rather large 11yr old well up with tears!) we ended up trying this out some months ago - you can also get a bath oil - made of natural products it calms the skin almost straight away and with prolonged use the affected areas clear up a little. He now applies the cream himself without having to be prompted (as he now doesn't mind the application process as it doesn't hurt) and is more confident in himself and will wear short sleeved Ts without thinking he's an alien. You can get it on prescription - you'll need to push the doctor a fair bit though! Brilliant for psoriasis!

If you are concerned that your email account is sending emails that you did not send check your "sent" folder. If you find emails with them silly links and such there delete them THEN change your password. You should be creative with your password. dont just keep it to letters and numbers, use symbols and upper/lower case too. For example: K/\lam!tYk3l (KamlamityKel) a bit extreme in this instance but I'm sure you get my drift :)

What time are you referring to? As I came up the Lane on my return from everywhere looked rather busy... If one classes customers spilling out onto the road busy of course :)

I may agree that I'm now strawberry ;-)

Seriously? You thoughT that was funny? Deary me!

There will be tears... lots of tears!

Gerrard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People that say "hayechh" instead of "aych" for > the letter 'h'... Actually I think you mean "haitch" ;-) you might appreciate This

Would be nice for them to make sense ;)

Would have thought it obvious walking around wiv ripped up flowers anyway... gates or no gates

Eh?

I might peek through the window in passing :))

I'm very much looking forward to getting older now! ;-)

I was thinking headbands too. *nods in agreement*

Gimme Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do single men eye 35 year old women with suspicion > (i.e. "do you want a husband and children within 3 > years...")? > Or are there lots of single men out there after 35 > year old women hoping to start families..? > I'm not clear what the situation is - I have a 35 > year old, very eligible, tall attractive sister in > law with a generous, funny personality, and > struggle to understand why she isn't beating men > off with a stick, but then I wonder if the > 'biological clock' argument in mens heads puts > them off. Any opinions??? It also concerns me that there is an assumption for an attractive (older or young) lady that simply because they have the looks, brains, possibly the "whole package" that they simply must have someone and if they dont then what's their problem - they must have "issues"... I always question those stupid comments such as "wow you're gorgeous how comes you're single?" "why shouldn't I be?" makes me grrrrr!

It's managed by London Overground...

l.scott Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > o.O pmsl, nah not all single men in dulwich are > gay. I'm not :P > Im not gay and I'm proud! Are you reasonably good looking though? :p

Certainly allow urself a little more time for travel AND waiting time :)