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Agree with Spark67 about the negativity seemingly for the sake of it. And agree their prices sound very reasonable by today's standards. But would people please stop describing it as a bargain, because it isn't.

Nothing to do with Gerrard for me. Was pleased he chose to go. Just wanted Wayno to go with him.

Here's an example of what annoys me. I didn't see the match tonight, so went to check BBC Website and see the headline "Rooney scores as England fight back". But then I see he scored a penalty, and then Welbeck won it ith two goals. It's not really Rooney's fault, but it's ALL about him.

Wow, that is quite a big queue, think I'd just wait a couple of weeks to try it.

Haha, if I'd had my fags in my pocket I'd have lit one and blown smoke right in her face.Then burst some balloons.

Do something useful foxy, nip down and take a couple of snaps of the place so I can see what everyone is on about.

Wondering whether anyone has had similar experience. We went to Southbank today, wife took older daughter to an event in the festival hall. I was left with our 3 year old daughter. Just outside there was a woman (prob early 20s, long brown curly hair, I suspect European but not sure) with a big bunch of balloons, usual set up. Daughter wanted the Hello Kitty balloon, so I approached. "Hi, how much are the balloons?" Totally ignored my presence. "Er, hello? How much for the balloons please?" Same response. Walked away and got some money out. Came back about 20 minutes later tenner in hand. "Hi, I'd like to buy a Hello Kitty balloon" Same thing. *waved hand in front of her eyes* "Hellooooooo?" (I was getting vexed at this stage( No reaction whatsoever. "This is a really shitty thing to do to kids" *started walking away* 3 Year old asks "Daddy why that lady not talking to us?" "I don't know darling, because she's a very silly and mean woman". "Daddy I want the Hello Kitty balloon" "I know darling, I'm sorry" I swear to God I could have killed the cow. I don't know if it was "art" or a hidden camera thing, but I think playing with kids like that is shit.

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ''Leader, focal point, heartbeat. Goal scorer (EXCEPT IN TOURNAMENTS WHEN IT REALLY MATTERS) and > inspiration.

Absolutely not! Who were you?????????????

Agreed.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have come to accept that I really no longer care > about international football - at all. Yep same here, which makes me sad. I'll start cheering again when Rooney is gone.

Is it that time already?

I actually thought Aquarius Moon's post above was a pretty out of order, but you hardly come over as a shrinking violet. Don't start claiming you've been bullied.

Because they say you remind them of someone? Well I thought the same thing yesterday. Not saying you are the person you reminded me of, but a couple of your posts rang familiar to me. Not entirely sure how that would make me seem like a 5 year old.

Doner meat and chips in pitta bread is great when you need some filth.

It honestly crosses my mind every time I use an escalator.

Here it is, here it is, here it is!!! It's the scream.

But anyway, some classics here, including *bob*'s kite one, and the famous welly boot on the escalator, which in my memory was far more gruesome.

I don't think (I hope) anyone on here would suggest that "banger fests" were a good thing, or that kids should be sold fireworks, or that fireworks should be set off on the streets. Banning all sales of fireworks to the public would be something of an over reaction to a minor issue.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the dad's (with hindsight - cleary inebriated and noving > towards being paralytic by the end) lit the > fireworks with their fags.. Hang on a minute, what was my old man doing at your party?

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When Admin strays from apparent apathy to > censorship and back again. Passive aggresiveness.

My daughter can be a bloody nightmare in the mornings, but I honestly think it';s just because she likes her home comforts and hanging with her sister. Once she's there she's fine, and she always comes out smiling. But it makes mornings a total bastard!

fazer71 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > whining and groaning > droning constantly Wait, are we still talking about the planes here?

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brooms.. > > I've had the same Broom for 25 years... > > Its had 17 new heads and 14 new handles.. > > Foxy Alright Trig?

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The government made campaign adverts on > health and safety around fireworks, it was that > big a problem. Even as a 36 year old man I still feel quite nervous of sparklers since the ad in the 80s where the girl picked one up off the floor and ended up with her hand all bandaged up.