Laddy Muck

Naw...tis nawt Katie...bless her

Que?

A Scottish friend of mine, I discovered today, has a bottle opener on her keyring! Came in jolly handy too!(tu)

Yeah...hello "Huggie" (LOL!)

In stir fries too!

*buggars off to the Drawing Room*

And the latest Pedantry Award goes to.... *drum roll followed by...* ...TA DAAAA.... David Carnell Re: Worcester Sauce Posted by: david_carnell Today, 02:47PM It's Worcestershire Sauce - the county, not the city. I'll get my coat.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's Worcestershire Sauce - the county, not the > city. > > I'll get my coat. On your way out, don't forget to collect your Pedantry Award!

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Eat it if > you want, it's legal after all but spore me > lectures on moral justice etc in the future. I like this!(tu)

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have ben advised to see lincoln at > brixton cycles, but not sure if thats 'cos he a > handsome fella or he is good at saddles! Probably both, but definitely the former! He is supremely helpful and knowledgeable. Sold me my last bike: patiently tweeked and adjusted it until it provided the perfect fit. Good advice to go and see him(tu).

Ridgley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Really LM!! you sound like him indoors he thinks > ketchup is common... hee hee (tu)

Gosh, that's horrible - Mockney. I am so, so sorry. I honestly don't know what to say to you as - thankfully - I have never been in that situation. However, I do have 3 friends who currently have cancer. Two are now in remission and doing really well whilst the the third is undergoing her third course of chemo. Whether any of them would have made it thus far without chemo is anyone's guess. Not the same situation, I grant you, but a while ago, I helped look after an elderly/disabled lady who wanted to end her life at Dignitas. For years, another friend and I tried to put her off the idea. We actually succeeded in prolonging her life for a few more years; but, at the end of the day, she went ahead. It is only recently that I have begun to think that - perhaps - I should simply have respected her wishes from the outset. Christ! this is not an easy matter for you to reflect on. Chemotherapy can have some really vile effects on the body. Some fear it more than the cancer itself. Having said that, I can fully understand why you wouldn't wish to watch your mum go without conventional treatment. You love and care about your mum: simple. Just as I loved and cared for this old lady. Sorry I can't give you anything more practical, but my very best wishes go out to you and your mum. BIG HUG. x

Soy sauce!

sssshhh...you'll wake Huguenot...

heh heh 73! MWAH!

You are right Maxxi. What about "swags"?

Ted...Nette has slightly parted her nets for you...so stop poncing about and get up that pelmet before she changes her mind.

Tis the Lounge... As for Sean...he still can't do nowt...heh heh...

Revolting.

It's Friday...

On cheese on toast. Not bad.

Equally revolting!

Agreed Nette (with lots of garlic)...YUM...

Flippin Nora...another cross-post...what a bloomin pig's ear!

cross-post: above response meant for that 'orrible Quids bloke... *continues to weep*