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So actually it was the Bourgeoise who took it, not the toffs nor the plebs- highest percentage of deaths was among 2nd class males. Middle classes in trying to ape their betters to the extent of getting themselves drowned more shocker :))

Reggae DJKQ? You sure. I'm a massive fan but reggae is hardly a floor filler at most 'white'* weddings. Also, not that many at wedding crowds can dance (even dad dancing) to reggae :)) *Presuming of course that Rosie's sisters friends and family are in the majority white

Sitting through Titanic seemed like a 100 years

be the dad :))

I presume DF has never been to India/Thaialnd/Vietnam......er....even France to be honest

LOL at Chelsea fans going on about racist players

...bit late for that sort of thing

...and as they'll be playing Chelsea or Spurs I bloody well hope they do :))

I reckon Liverpool will win the Cup after all the trauma this season

Giles Cross

The only lottery I ever do is today :)) Weird Al and the favourite for me, my eldest girl also just picked out a random horse on Betfair based on the colours too (already forgotten its name)

ahhh I see..... although whenever I've been in the week to pick up tickets or actually last week to show my kids on the way out of London down the A13, it always feels a bit odd! Sort of it's still there but no-one else is!

PS Playoffs and failure as we don't seem much cop against anyone half decent.....

Do I percieve a growth in affection for the Irons Mr Medic? You're certainly there far more than I am nowadays :)

Personally I do feel quite emotional about hillsboro' Beacuse a) I was on the terraces at UP that day (playing Southampton) as the news unfolded at firs we were all just thinking "trouble, so what" and gradually the events unfolded and the news got worse until the enormity dawned, I remember it vividly b) In the Cup that year at QPR we had 1000s of extra fans arriving late many with moody tickets (I AM TO BE CLEAR NOT SAYING THAT THIS WAS WAS HAPPENED AT HILLSBORO!) and the crush got worse and worse until we all spilled out onto the pitch (no fences) and the game was stopped for at least 20 minutes and fans had to sit round the edge of the pitch, but if there'd been fences. When Hillsboro happened I thought that could have been West Ham at QPR 3) the general previous 20 years of tribal idiocy at football was the reason that the fences were there, many younger fans had been involved in that idiocy however 'ligh heartedly' and hasd some res[onsibilty

Isn't the key thing here babies and children are very differnt? We had about a 100 people on an all paid for (by us) do - so family but almost all of our best friends. We had no Children apart from our own little girl for the civil service before a nanny took her off (aged 2 then) and my niece and Nephew whow were 8 and 10 and are very close to us. I've just done a very brief calculation and we didn't invite about 25 of my mates and families' children (not sure on the missus' mates but a few more there too) so if we'd said kids invited we'd have not been able to invite at least 25 of our friends and instaed has d a whole load of kids who probably would have rather been elsewhere. No one turned us down, infact most bowled up delighted to have a day away from the the kids! Admittedly most of my mates kids are older than mine. If you're not prerpared to go along to a wedding without your kids then fair enough don't go but to act like the bride and groom are being somehow rude not inviting your children has me scratching my head to be honest. I wouldn't expect my kids to be invited to any of my mates' weddings. Happy if they were but not expecting it. I think newborns and BF babies are a slightly different matter, not least that they don't have to be catered for as part of the day.

Rats? Pah. it's wolves with crossbows you wanna be worried about

Used to think it was the Drawing Room but the Lounge is the easiest

Bubba at 54/1 and away from technology so no chance to trade sooooo a proper profut :)) :)-D

Tarifa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > :)Really???? > I am from Tarifa. Do you usually go there? Been to Costa da Luz on holiday once years ago (much better than the Costa da sol) and then lived in Alcaidesa (near La Linea) for a year when we spent a fair few weekends over Tarifa way. Like the vibe there (more surfer) and not so many russian gangsters/hookers or Brits in Football shirts as on the other side ;-)

Tarifa is my favourite place in Spain x

..the Gowlett

Careful, he posts on here *Tap nose *Coughs...Help me boaab

2.29am d-c!! How's fatherhood? ;-)

...they are Parakeets, they've been wild in London parks for YEARS