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Do these packages get intercepted by the fraudster on some occasions and not others?

All the same seller as well and she has a good rating. Why would anyone buy an empty Benedictine bottle for over a hundred quid?

Does he drink a lot or take drugs?

Sush? Him turning it back on you is very evasive. Arguing? I love it when 'men' usually say that. it's when you are just asking questions and they don't want to answer because they have something to hide. What do you mean by he is a strong man? Physically or emotionally? His family needn't know if he seeks help. Why might you feel sorry for him? Pinky82 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thank you for all your replies. > > I have confronted him a few times and he turns it > around that if I wasn't checking up on him we > wouldn't be arguing - and he hates arguing! I > really have to sush about it and then it goes > round & round in my head. He is a strong man and > comes from a close knit family so asking for any > kind of medical help would be like he had failed, > so that wouldn't happen. Do I feel sorry for him? > now there's a question I've never thought > about.....Possibly I do??

Do you 'confront' him after you have checked up on what he has said to you and found out it is not true? Can you give an example of things he says? It sounds an unpleasant way to live. Entwining finances with someone who lies is not a good idea at all. You will regret it. Do you feel sorry for him for some reason?

Give him the elbow. How could you be with someone you just said you have no trust in?

Cute. Isn't there also a website where you can track Santa as he makes his way round the world dropping off all the presents?

Saw a cyclist the other night with a small red light on top of his helmet. That was the only light about his person or his bike. You could not see it unless you were looking upwards. Idiot. Is there any sort of law about cyclists being well lit? I get worried and fearful driving after it gets dark at this time of year precisely because of odd people like these.

The problem with doing this is if you have a general anesthetic then person charged with picking you up has to go all the way into Central London to collect you, possibly in the rush hour.

Oh, and a warning that flat purchases are usually always more complicated than house purchases. A lease has to be read through, even if it comes with share of freehold. Try not to buy a flat owned by a local authority!

Hi, Would love to listen to this interview if it's still available.

You can use anyone anywhere in the country. I have used solicitors in different parts of the country for several different property transactions. Next time I think I might try a conveyancer as that is all they do day in day out whereas a solicitor is always juggling something else. Get recommendations and compare prices.

They are always open on a Sunday. Closed on Monday I think. Excellent time to cut hair. I used to get my hair cut at a hairdressers in Camden which was always open on a Sunday.

cmacnew Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Saus01 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Went to the Great Exhibition on Sunday. Very > > pleased with the food and will definitely be > > returning. > > > Just got back from a nice meal at the Exhibition. > Although they have high chairs, no kids meals or > changing facilities. The roast chicken was big > enough to share with my 18 month old, in fact he > loved it!! It's quite dark the later it gets so > kiddies can't really run about as they get easily > trodden on. Do you mean dark in the pub or dark outside? If you mean in the pub, then kids shouldn't be running around as there are people serving hot food and drinks etc.

Never kept a kitten in for that long either. 3 weeks max was the rule, but never even kept them in that long.

6 weeks sounds rather excessive to keep a cat in so they get used to where they live. Never, ever kept any of mine in that long. One very intelligent cat escaped out a window after being there only 2 days and he made his way back a few hours later.

Umana Yana tel. 8671 8227 294 Croxted Rd. SE24 Not open Sundays or I think on Mondays.

I like the Guyanese place under railway bridge in Herne Hill opposite Brockwell park. Used to be a roti place and had roti in the name. They have lovely curries, vegetarian, fish and meat, plus rice and peas and other Guyanese delicacies.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's like those poppies innit. Every every year, I > see people wearing them. > > What's that all about then? Maybe your friend with the Hitler tache wore his poppy at the same time?

Growing a moustache without it being linked to donations is similar to sporting a red Aids or a pink breast cancer ribbon in my mind but a bit more itchy. What does it mean? That you are aware? You have a friend or family member with the disease? If you have a Just Giving page or something similar then fantastic. randombloke, no doubt you are more aware of male health issues due to what you went through. I don't think lots of men growing moustaches in November is going to make the average male consider his health more.

An ERPC is not done at 17 weeks.

Excellent post Dudley.

Hmmmm. First post.

Reeko, Do you know how many weeks pregnant the woman was and if she was eligible for a D&C? The Independent article does not say.

I read that this poor woman was approximately 18 weeks pregnant. If that was the case she would not have been able to have a D&C and would have had to go through labour, which appears to be what was happening. If her waters had already broken then it was very unlikely they would have regenerated, but that would was why the doctors would have been checking the baby's heartbeat and presumably performing scans.