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I'm in the minority and I'm quite shocked that you would send a 10 year old on this journey and that's before they've even started their school day.

sspringer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Isn't McAsh the one who posted seasons greetings > on the forum with a pic showing him wearing a > jumper with "F**k the Tories" on it? Charming.

Monkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, I?m looking for ideas for constructive > activities for my 13-year-old daughter this > summer. She?s not into sports at all but would be > willing to try a photo course or perhaps an arts > course. I?d quite like her to use her time well > instead of sleeping it off. All ideas welcome. > Thank you! Is this a joke? Why would you let your 13 year old daughter sleep it off?

This is too much for a 10 year old to undertake. I'm quite shocked that you are asking this question! Mature enough as you think your child is they do not have the capacity to make sudden and important decisions!

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rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was more of a rhetorical question to be honest. > The Mail really is poisonous. Poisonous? Wow! Not heard a newspaper described as such. It's the first thing I read every morning (hard copy delivered by my lovely paperboy) and they really tell it like it is.

Erm, something like that! I read my hard copy of the Daily Mail this morning and the Councillor has obstructed the Police whilst going about their business.

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It's not like we are living in the dark ages but I see what you're getting at. Cash is king and when it's gone, it's gone.

Out of interest Martin, where did you move to? It must be quite near if you are able to access hospital appointments?

Absolutely shocking! The cigarette butts are the main culprit and rightly so! Try dropping a cigarette butt outside Brixton Tube Station. Southwark seem to have become very lapse on their environmental issues, especially street cleaning, drain clearing and littering situations.

You're right Nigello. I was in a shop at the weekend and after handing over some cash the young lady couldn't work out what change to give. Times are changing I suppose.

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > At least give it a chance hammerman. > > Think of all the fun you and Nige will have > listening to it while chasing migrants around > Dover... > > Very strange post.

Maybe you could ask some of your immediate neighbours?

I think you are probably looking for an au pair or a nanny who is French speaking and surely you could speak in French to them anyway? Childminders are self employed and as such work from their own homes and have other babies/children on site.

Don't think he's making new enemies. The BBC, Channel 4, Sky and now ITV all see him as an enemy even though the President of the Ukraine has him on their side and he's very glad that Boris is there for them.

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diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > One thing I'd like to see if the monarchy does > indeed have a reduced role in the future, is a > national anthem that reflects the country and > people as a whole, instead of the dirge to one > person and those of a religious persuasion. > By all means keep the current one for Royal > events, but give the rest of us a more optimistic > hands in the air like you just don't care > choon!... The National Anthem is here to stay.