TillieTrotter

Oops, my mistake. I've got a blu ray player that has Netflix etc installed but rarely use it as the xbox seems to cover most things. Sorry for misinformation.

Get yourself an X box. You can play blu ray dvds, get internet, netflix, lovefilm, you tube and so much more, it's an awesome piece of kit.

http://youtu.be/0iqw4QBjXuc

Your last sentence describes me perfectly Otta (apart from the baldness).

Woodrot, you just ain't been living your life to the full. Come with me and I'll show you how it's done and loosen you up a bit.

Thanks darling. I hope I am slightly annoying, at my age it's my right to be! Grandma dancing and looking like shit by day 2, it's what I'm known for.

haha, cross posted with an annoying fucker.

I'm up for being a fucking annoying person one more time. Glad you two old fuckers aren't going to pollute my cool air with your moaning, you pair of nancies. xx

I'll supply the pro plus.

I'll be sure to recognise you Bobby, look forward to seeing you then and there. Will you be supplying the stuff that makes you incapable of movement or do I bring my own?

My group are all chained by little kids these days. Can I join your group Bob?

I think I may have one more left in me. One Love line up is looking good. Anyone been?

Who's going where this summer?

http://youtu.be/laylyWoZAww

I see what you mean but that's just one book. And I'm definitely in the camp of exposing them to all, including negative things and discussing it. I mentioned this thread to said daughter and she said parents need to be careful not to suppress their daughters femininity and to make sure you don't get that mixed up with feminist ideals.

She's still a Disney character, just one of the stronger, more assertive types. This is from book day at the school she's teaching in.

Daniel Kitson makes my sides ache. Although the last time I saw him live he was having a really bad evening.

My daughter turned into a princess around the age of 3. She wore princess dresses and a tutu more or less constantly for a good 2/3 years and played with her barbies whilst watching Disney films all the time. Aged about 6/7, the gaggle of barbies looked like they had joined Siouxie and the Banshees, she'd chopped their hair off, coloured it all shades of black and blue and they all had black lips and ripped clothes. She's now 23, and has been in and out of uni and I'd say she's quite princessy again. She loves her make up and her sense of style (edwardian at the mo!!) but boy, if any male took her for a passive, girly girl they'd be in for a shock. Edited to add. I think the greatest role model for a little girl is her mum. If she has a ballsy, intelligent mother (and you all sound like you'd fit that description) then she will no doubt turn out the way you hope she will.

Ah yes our very own Paul Daniels. Thanks Foxy.

It was really great to meet some old forumites after quite a few years and nice to meet a few new ones. I'm definitely going to become a regular.

I'm starving. See you all later.

Chuckle.

I agree, apart from my sons, my dad, my brother and most of my boy mates. Apart from them few exceptions, all men are scum.

Crete for no mosquitos. There is a tiny bay in the south of Crete called Loutro. It's perfect for unplugging yourself.

Bell-end soup. Stick that in the recipe thread Bob.