Alan Medic

Right rb, if you can type that wtf was happening the rest of the time?

BrandNewGuy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Please could Admin stop richardbach from posting > until he sorts out his bloody spelling - it's > doin' our 'eads in Speak for yourself. You can ignore his posts like I do. Supposedly he is dyslexic.Is that not the case richardbach?

Frankito Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oneof the stalls on NCR does/ did killer carrot > cake.. Now serving a sentence in Butlins.

How does he talk to a machine Senor?

What about a free trampoline?

I didn't see it before the edit.

The clue was in the time of MM's post Mr.Lush!

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You need to get an aerial installed! > > There is no free Virgin service (unless you can > get some sort of dodgy box online). If you get Virgin telephone and broadband they throw in TV service for free.

I guess the questions being asked by a thread such as this would not occur if we knew with certainty everything. Who we will marry, what our children will be like, how long we will live, what happens when we 'die'? On the other hand if that were the case what would motivate us? We would already know all that we need to know. My experience of being a parent of a very young child is from a few years ago. However I'm sure it is still the case that kids go through a phase of just asking questions about everything. Their capacity for knowledge appears endless as they are quite literally like an empty vessel. At some point they and we grow up and that thirst for knowledge can disappear as the material world takes hold and dangles all sorts of goodies in front of us. Some of us no longer ask any questions. Some of us just accept someone else's half baked answers to our questions. Yeah, be good and you will meet god when you die. But some continue to question. So in answer to the question, does anything matter, I would say, yes. That does.

What are the rules please?

I would guess she went mad?

Is this boredom relating to cricket or just a general feeling?

Are you at the Oval then?

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ooh, just finished "Feckers" (50 people who fecked > up Ireland) > http://www.amazon.co.uk/Feckers-People-Who-Fecked- > Ireland/dp/1849014426 > > If anyone wants borrowage do say. > SOme intereseting bits, some less so. It could > equally have been called "John Waters' Opinions on > people he hates or thinks are unfairly maligned" > or "Mary Robinson you Bitch" mind. Does Cromwell feature? What about Albert Reynolds? I played tennis at his house. In future I could say I played tennis at that feckers house. Never played with Cromwell though.

I've just finished an amusing book called Spanish Lessons. Ex Fleet Street hack and author moves to rural Spain with wife and child. Gives an insight into the Spanish way of life. Enjoyable.

What were you up to last week karter? Find any bargains?

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > This thread has made me really want to watch > Top > > Cat again. Does anyone know if it's on an > channel > > these days? > > "Okay, Chooch you keep an eye out for Dibble, > Fancy you sweet-talk the feline in question, Spook > you're in charge of picking the lock, Brain > distract the householder and Benny if Dibble shows > go into your lost Aunt routine. Okay let's move > it, move it, move it!" > > "Gothca TC" > "She'll be putty in my hands TC" > "Like er, far out TC" > "Duh, okay TC" > "Sure thing TC!" > > http://www.dan-dare.org/Dan%20FRD/TopCat3.gif Found it! 5.40 a.m on Boomerang. Set to record.

What's the conclusion then? I was just wondering if Sainsbury's would consider making special parking spaces for the obese. It would be a good way of tapping into the obese market.

Why join?

Having watched women try to park I always thought the larger spaces were to give them a better chance of getting it right.

This thread has made me really want to watch Top Cat again. Does anyone know if it's on an channel these days?

Treat advice from a bird with suspicion!

You've taught her how to use the tin opener already then I suppose? I don't know much about cats and their ways so just asking.

Well the goalposts on PR are for Gaelic football and Hurling.So I presume the law does not apply to those sports.

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It changing owners...been sold finally. Is Pete selling?..........wtf.....imo...........etc..........etc