SteveT

Stick the speed limit on all the cameras;-)

At home!

There was police out in force

Being a down and out. It has driven me from the age of eighteen when I left home, to the present day. I became a work a holic which ultimately was the strongest force in my life to the exclusion of wife kids holidays etc. Death of course, the fear of the unknown was conquered when I spoke to an old boy I worked with and he said 'frightened of death Stevie, you die every night'. That statement has made me feel a whole lot happier.

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Nutty wrote:-got confused as to which side of the road was residents parking and which was pay and display. bawdy-nan wrote:-when signs aren't clear and you are trying to obey the rules. I have misread signs on a few occasions and paid the consequences too, I have also knocked on peoples door to ask which side is legal to park on. Is it so complicated to produce clear, concise signs, or are councils deliberately making it unclear, to reap the benefits? When I travel around trying desperately to stay on the 'legal' side of driving, I never see a speed limit anymore, but I sure see plenty of cameras which seem to have replaced the speed signs.

Write a list of the items you wish to include. Talk them all in to a tape recorder. Keep playing it back until it sounds familiar. Remove all the errrrrs and ummmmms by playing it back to yourself. Within a few minutes you will go from being a stumble bum, to some one with a piece of polished, amusing prose. Talk the speech through every night for a week, prior to giving the real thing and play it back to yourself. By this time it should be sounding smooth and professional, and you will feel much more confident about the whole thing. The moment before you give the speech take a few deep breaths, it will calm you down. Best of luck Mr Ben.

Hot choccy for drinks

They are a very wary bird and troublesome killers to small birds too. There is a double cage trap that is available but it is not cheap and I am afraid I have no details of the manufacturer I am sure that a forum computer wizz will find it on the net within minutes of posting this.

wearing

Bianco

War Bonnets and tomahawkes cheyanne;-)

Gracechurch St. is a continuation of Bishopsgate, but jump off in Fenchurch St. as Mincing lane goes off Fenchurch St.

Anyhow

Being an insomniac is such a drag

CamberwellOz it sounds as if you are the type who likes her men to overlap;-)

People would dance and sing in the streets, they would have flowers in their hair and hold hands as they skipped along the byways of life......................... It would be bliss:))

skol

What would life be like if lawyers had not been invented?

VG PGC

Ant that is very good photography, she is not nearly as attractive on tv as her photo.

Thursday 19th black cherry is in my diary.

Errrr not me I'm afraid

nappies

I used to dream about having a youth........ but most of what I had was at Jimmy's, the St Jame's Hotel in Derby. Twas in the sixties, they were not nearly as swinging as the hype marketeers suggest. If you got pregnant out of wedlock you were shipped to a different town as often as not, some young ladies had an awful time of it.