LadyDeliah

No-one biting?

If my bladder is full, I can't hold it and I can't find a toilet, I'll squat behind a parked car/down an alley/behind a bush and pee. I've done this in broad daylight as well as night time because I had no choice. I'm not going to piss my pants. However embarrassed I might feel at someone catching an eyefull, walking home in piss-stained clothes would be worse. If someone then took a picture of me in my desperate state, I'd probably want to shove their phone/camera up their arse.

Worth checking out. I'd never met a family who farted as much as mine and it looks like it's all down to gluten. My mum and I both have autoimmune diseases too, which could be related to gluten intolerance. I read somewhere that the increase in Monsanto roundup wheat may be increasing the number of people having allergic reactions to wheat.

He admits to having sex with the daughter's friend and even wrote a partial confession to her dad when he realised she'd been scared of him, but said it wasn't when she was 13 - 19, as she says, it was when she was legal and it was consenting. Horrible to think he's a nonce, but it looks like he was/is.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Your girlfriend Dinner maybe, after everyone else has gone home.

Child labour and sweat shops, endless consuming of our finite resources, last year's style sent to landfill if not recycled, pressure for models to be un-healthily thin and resultant mental health issues. Issues not generally connected to arts. Not sure you can say the fashion industry doesn't harm anyone.

My friend worked hard too, but it just all seemed a bit pointless. It seemed like a waste of her talent and energy.

NewWave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You mention you buy all your clothes in charity > shops second hand? then you should be grateful for > fashion and its followers for without it no one > would ever recycle their old clothes for you to > buy. They might just have got fat.

I'm all in favour of a bit of anarchy. I'd like to redistribute myself some land with the help of my old Rockingham Estate posse.

I try to cut carbs and have been partially successful, but bread is always my lo-carb nemesis and I do love a fried breakfast. I think I'll try weaning myself off and just keep the gluten free bread in the freezer in case of emergency :-)

I got some gluten free bread flour from the co-op and I intend to get round to using it sometime soonish! I found that Waitrose do loads of gluten free stuff, including sausages so I ordered some stuff online and it's not that expensive if you get the Waitrose own brand ones.

I would find an excuse not to represent him. I'm not a barrister so I don't have to take a case I don't want to. That's one of the reasons I didn't choose to work in crime.

What I get angry about is the lack of dogging provision for cyclists.

Well let's hope he's already someone's bitch.

What a hideous guy. Good summing up by the judge, hopefully it's given the bastard no grounds to appeal the sentences.

If the landlord can give 2 months notice, then it would have to be the same for the tenant.

I like the Genius grainy gluten free bread, but it's expensive. I didn't know you can get prescriptions for it though. Worth checking out. I'm hoping I'll get the high energy levels I had when I was a bit younger and if I lose a bit of weight too, I'll be happy :-)

I had a takeaway steamed fish, potato and veg meal for lunch yesterday but I think the sauce must have contained flour because I was in agony all afternoon. It's really hard to avoid. I am going to see if I can get tested, but from my own observations after eating wheat and rye, I think it's most likely the gluten. I think with the running down and quiet privatisation of the NHS, we have to take a lot more care of our health because I doubt there will be any free mecical care by the time I hit retirement age.

It's written in my signature because I think it's important.

It can also cause immune system problems which result in joint, muscle & bone pain plus loss of energy. Pretty serious stuff really, but wheat is still found in almost everything.

My brother was diagnosed as gluten intolerant a year or so ago and as I've always been a gassy person (as are the whole of my family, lol) and we all grew up eating loads of bread and pasta, I thought I'd try cutting our gluten to see if it made any difference to my excessive methane production. Magically, I've not had a peep since I cut out wheat & rye. I found it hard to cut out bread, but every time I relapsed, my stomache would bloat with gas and my energy level would drop. I've had to buy gluten free bread and spaghetti (why is it so expensive?????) to stop myself relapsing and I'm exploring other grains such as quinoa and tiff. I've even bought gluten free bread flour and will try making my own bread. There may apparently be a link between gluten sensitivity and my Irish ancestry and gluten intollerance is pretty widespread in England. Something like 80% of Irish Americans tested in a study in the US showed a gluten intollerance. What I don't understand is why almost every cake, sandwich, meal etc sold in the UK is made with wheat. Avoiding gluten takes a lot of effort and wheat is one of the worst grains to use as on top of gluten intollerance there are a lot of people who are allergic to wheat for other reasons! Apparently some grains produce toxins to prevent animals eating them and wheat is one of the worst offenders! If anyone gets farty after eating with bloating and abdominal pain, you might want to see whether it's down to gluten. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gluten_sensitivity

Lol

I'm a Green voter, but I'm impressed with Miliband's proposals to make renting more secure now that so many people can't afford to buy: http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2014/04/milibands-pledge-cap-rent-rises-smart-politics

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *Bob* Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > LadyDeliah Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > I get my suits from > > > second hand shops (along with almost all of > my > > > other clothes) > > > > You're bang on-trend for '14 > > achingly hip I must be an unwitting leader of fashion then, because I've been doing it for most of my adult life! My dad dragged us all off to the Centre for Alternative Technology since I was a kid, grew veg and did all that eco stuff way before that came into fashion too, so at 70, my Dad seems to be a fashion icon too. Clearly runs in the family.

The man with a van does more for the cycling cause than I ever could!