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A case of Make love, not war......?

Mind you don't slip on the non-gritted pavement as you scarper away... >:D

Indeed - tintinnabulation can be a very haunting experience.

No though it sounds very funny. Mine is just a fun graphic that I can't load due to my gross incompetence.

hmmmm sorry folks, my hilarious link doesn't seem to work....

Torture

Book me a place too please.

I don't like to say it but I rate O'Neill highly as a manager and if McLeish does the same at Blues then I will be happy. Yes Mick if the baggies go up without blues or wolves going down then we may see a mini revival in football fortunes in west midlands which is a long time coming...

Please Rosie confess your sins to cleanse your soul....

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have heard that welsh men ask their wives to > wrap themselves in a sheepskin rug on their > wedding night - anyone know if there is any truth > in this? Don't knock it....Although you can't bleat the real thing....

Agreed, kpc. It seems as if we may at last have a team able to compete at this level. Although its easy to get carried away! If McLeish spends wisely next month then who knows? That trip to Europe may just happen! KRO Kpc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Almost half-term and we're 7th rather than 17th > which I'd have accepted. Unbeaten in nine games, > our run coincides with regime change at St Andrews > (about which I had my doubts) which seems to have > spread an enthusiasm throughout the club. McLeish > conducts himself with quiet dignity and the team > are playing for each other and showing great > commitment. Staying up remains the first priority > but having bagged 28 points so far goes a long way > towards that target. Who knows, seems like may > have to dust off my old AA Road Map of Europe yet > - seems like there's a few new nation states since > our last foray. Now for a good whisky and a chorus > of Keep Right On..........

It would have been funny once. Nowadays? Not so sure. Bernard Manning would have loved it.

jelly

Great news - congratulations all round.(tu)

Are you insured?!

That is terrible daizie I'm glad your dog is ok but it must have been a very traumatic experience for you too. As you say, it was a good thing there was someone about who was prepared to risk his own safety to save your dog. Whoever he is he deserves a medal. I'm disgusted with the attitude of the owner of the dog that attacked your dog, these people should be banned from keeping dogs. Lets hope the police get to him before the dog attacks again.

Thanks, that was a lovely poem.

....mind you, at least this time of year it gets dark early, so the state of her hedge won't be so obvious to visitors...;-)

Sounds nice daizie. All the trimmings?

I dreamt last night that Birmingham are up to 6th following our best run in the premier league ever. Pinch me someone!

Old

Spoil sport.

You are not alone in the fear of being 'found out' at work. In reality I expect you're more than capable. How long have you been a nuclear submarine commander? ;-)

General disposition is not a recognised unit of snowfall measurement - you probably meant visibility. If so, visibility is currently 279 metres. Coffee good. Waitresses pretty. I don't want to go outside.....