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Horsebox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > :-S > > Straight for the jugular, so to speak, BBW. ---------------------------------------- More likely the "femoral" but..................

But they were 19p off & that's the "rot"

matthew123 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Once something has been posted it should be locked > - if you need to correct an opinion do it in the > next post... if people are worried about spelling > and grammer mistakes then they shouldn't be so > trigger happy hitting 'Post message' --------------------------------------------------- Yeah................... so there....... Think about it kidsz.............."Take resposibility".. trigger happy knob jockeys Now your scared "made you look , made you stare "

Horsebox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Im drunk. > > Inadmissable as evidence. ------------------------------------------ "Wine o'clok"....... ......

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is the 2x wine and the Zantac sold in a bundle? ------------------------------------------------------- Sadly no! it breaks the "cause & cure " procurement rule.

silverfox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Many years ago my uncle bought a reduced fresh > turkey from Birmingham Bull Ring market on > Christmas Eve. When he unwrapped it at home it > only had one leg (true story). Does this count as > a rot shop? ----------------------------------------------------- Ohh a "pure & golden" Rot shop......

The Planet Organic Toddler cookbook ( I know, really though it's cheapish....but very good) The bread & butter pudding................stuff of legends! W**F

Oh yeah we can all buy coriander & a couple of Gu pots, a bag of Jersey royals & organic apples. Trophy baskets! But what about the "Rot shop" the net of shame? Tonight I bought...... 2 bottles of wine (discounted) Zantac 10 marlboro lites (yes 10) Large free range eggs (19p off) It felt dirty .......but good! W**F * C'mon.....Fess up.......no facin' though*

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry - I must be on French time Woof - I seemed > to have started at 10-15, Sorry to jump the gun. --------------------------------------------------------- More evidence...

By proxy.....................Gawd save us.....

Evidence , I rest m'case >From the Horsebox mouth.... -------------------- If you miss him that much you can prolly find him on blacknet as one of the only "White guys" on there. Failing that he's prolly walking his terriers on the downs or lurking here Reading this very thread.

Around 11.15 pm Agree? Dsagree? *Inc typos*

LegalEagle-ish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I Hope so, cos i feel like a bully now! ---------------------------------------------- Catholic?

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't understand why people seem to think its > important to state the reason for editing their > posts. > > Who gives a sh1t. -------------------------------------- C.O.D Sorry, dyslexia O.C.D *OO*

He's a gamblin man Odds on, he'll be back! W**F *not yet T......let the tantric tension build............Friday, gives good coverage for the w/end*

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tonight the shopping arrived and again its left to > me to put all of it away. No probs there. > > But I opened one of our 2 packets of doritos and > ate and ate and ate - yes, finished the whole bag > - the big ones, the "sharing" bags....:'( > > Its seems to happen every week. ------------------------------------------------- Jez......us. What next a "whole bakewell" ? Never!

gallinello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've just finished 'The Damned United'- David > Peace. > An excellent read; depressing and gripping in > equal measure. > Thoroughly recommend it. ------------------------------------------ Me too......yeah!

Olive-tree Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Touche baby! That is me told. Love it Clown Man. > Btw.... my offspring is 5 months - perhaps I'll > try and see if she can crawl across the tarmac. ------------------------------------------------------ Let me know when and I'll park Volvo's end to end as a cordon. No kids? try growing up yourselves then. OOOOOOoo winkers i=a here

Oh, god I have sooo nearly ran him over before. W**F *turns up turbo boost*

Pork & smegm*........my wife loves this Sydenham favorite!

Yes, saw her in Dulwich park, havn't "cracked one" since sadly (had to delete her from "the bank")

Jenny Agutter in Walkabout...........OOohh liked that ..........yeah

James Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Whereas if the middle-class person serving you > your olives in the East Dulwich Deli was rude > you'd be on here straight away moaning to > everyone. Why the double standard? -------------------------------------------------- Quite, but are they not serving you their olives, which at that point they still own! until such time as you pay, then they become your olives .

The Michael Jackson autopsy , oh it's a real page turner & I'm just getting to the "who done it bit" Yeah *OO*

sophiesofa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > direct.gov says this: > > > Who can have a Blue Badge > > You are automatically eligible to apply for a > badge if you are over two years old and either: > > * receive the higher rate of the mobility > component of Disability Living Allowance > * are registered blind ------------------------------------------------------------------- So a blind 2 year old is allowed to drive but with a blue badge. OK, seems fair to me.