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Oh .... I love this thread It has deeply profound social context It has depth It has style It has a poo on a keyring http://www.soimmature.com/images/crap_on_chain.gif W**F

5imon... It's rather simple.... Just apply the Y W Y P principle for anything You Want You Pay W**F

Ah yes.... " Wankabout " I still have very "firm" memories of that one W**F

Looks great but..... With place is opening across the road http://whatifsydenham.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/att00001.jpg?w=500&h=396 I don't know..... W**F

No... But here's a Pineapple.... http://natureasmedicine.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/pineapple.jpg?w=300&h=400 W**F *counts coconuts*

Well... Don't do it again... More pressingly, is your car taxed...Hmmm ? Well, it's becoming an issue with some on here & bad luck often comes in three's W**F *taps nose & mousetrap goes off...how serendipitous *

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hmm legalbeagle, I'm generally of the opinion that > the sort of man who shouts at a woman from a > moving vehicle / overhead scaffolding / outside a > pub with his mates is the kind of > tiny-dicked-can't-get-it-up type who's never > likely to get a girlfriend. > > And of course it's entirely unacceptable that they > should feel entitled to comment on your appearance > in that way. However the unpalatable truth is > that sometimes for some people it is vaguely > flattering to be on the receiving end of a wolf > whistle. I am a card-carrying feminist, but even I > have been known once or twice to smile when I've > thought I wasn't looking all that, and someone > else has, erm, expressed their appreciation. > > The problem is that it's a fine fine line, and > even though I smiled, I'd say it's categorically > unacceptable to heckle strangers in the street. It > is objectification and that's not ok. But as to > whether you should have felt offended - I think > that's a matter for you - depends on your mood at > the time really, and certainly don't let anyone > tell you how you should or shouldn't feel. > Although maybe pity for their tiny penises would > have been the apposite emotion. ____________________________________________________________________________ Yes... But does my bum look big in this ? W**F

Yes... I agree with Jimmy two times Maybe he could give you the number of the counseling service that Tottenham Fans use Though they may be a little busy at the moment "Oh (sob..sob..) I can just see it now (wail wail..) that turf tearing up, over & over ( arhhhhhh) again " Bless.. W**F

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I do read some stuff in here, but to be honest I > usually skip over a lot of the 'point-by-point > rebuttals'. > > The content might well be pertinent and useful but > they just look really, really boring. _____________________________________________________ Agree.... My eyes boggle & I "ZZzzzzz" out W**F

njc97 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or you could just handcuff your child's hands > together, so they can't slip out. > > There seems to be a lot of aggression on this > thread - the Britax response highlighted why a > chest strap would be illegal, and yet are still > being attacked for not supplying one. And teaching > your child to not climb out has to be the best > solution. At some point they're going to be able > to undo the buckle themselves - what are you going > to do then? Add a padlock? ____________________________________________________ This.. ...is an ironic response, right ? Of course it is Silly me.. W**F

It..... Is quite easy to make an item which attaches easily with velcro onto the chest area of the harness. Some strong fabric like denim or cotton duck cut in a V shape, with additional side flaps/ velcro fixed sleeves . This then goes over the existing straps & chest area thus stopping the arm coming through the strap. Make a paper/ card template to suit first It mustn't be attached into the straps, just around them ( if you catch my drift ) It's not to hard to do, make a couple. One in the wash & one on W**F *yes & I do have a "blue peter badge" BTW before you ask, cheeky monkeys*

Or.... Young girls on leaflet drop number 35 of 5000 ... "Sod this for a game of soldiers" "Yeah, 4965 to go.....my ar*e" Trolley mysteriously "evaporates" on the back of a skip lorry "Oh Colin, we woz robbed" Job done W**F

Oh Rats.. I missed it.... Did they ( the good guys ) get them ( the bad guys ) You know like that scene out of Casino, where they beat him "nasty style" to a pulp Ewwww , but did Tiger Woods actually kill anyone ? But he's the new OJ , right..? W**F

Well... Maybe the Big issue lady and the door knocker woman could team up In a Bonny & Clyde kinda way Then all the curtain twitchers, snoops & social engineers could report back on their activities On a thread titled " Meh, they're at it again " W**F

Swagger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > A Marmite store? What next, the Dust Museum? _____________________________________________________________ I know... ..wash his mouth out... http://www.everythingwolf.com/shop/productimages/wolfsoap.jpg Silly boy.. W**F

Narnia.. Thank you for your post however, sadly it's an everyday occurrence somewhere in this megatropolis. I like most parents don't recognise the children or person described, therefore my thought is "Thank f**k it's not any of mine" Also there are plenty of people who treat their own children with equal disregard when it comes to their safety, walk to school on any given day & you'll see someone mouthing off down a mobile phone, kids trailing somewhere behind staring vacantly into space. It's not nice, but you get used to it If you have the guts & I don't mean this as a challenge, pull the person up there and then to express your feelings. I do it regularly but be prepared for the backlash, even outright hostility, plus nobody will thank you for it For the most part parents strive to do the best for their offspring, though there is a malaise & culture of benign neglect in some pockets of London & when you see it raw, it jars the conscience somewhat If people read your post & it pricked one person indirectly to make a change, or to reinforce the rules of their childcare arrangements, then job done Thing is you'll never know, though don't be put off "taking a stand" whatever others may say W**F

As.... ..near to a perfect 10 as possible http://retrothing.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/guinnessmarmite.jpg W**F

reggie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Its marching season and here's something to do > tomorrow if you're interested > http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=110970195595 > 502 ________________________________________________________ What.... Try to log into "Facebook"....? No, not my scene W**F

HIM.... http://www.tvcream.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/kilroy-silk_robert.jpg "...and how are you my love" ? Sends shivers.. W**F

Soon to be an "Election Issue"...? Agree ☐ Disagree⠀☐ Tick box ☑ http://i561.photobucket.com/albums/ss59/BamaCountryBoy/Foxhunting.jpg?t=1267405668 Now where was I...? W**F

Samsonite Kids Cases We looked at loads These are what we bought, nice & light & traveled lots with them http://www.samsonite.co.uk/funny-face/category-en.htm?or=6574170032 Recommended ( but shop around as prices vary somewhat ) W**F ( lastly some have a little squeaker on them, silly I know but fun at times )

And... The proliferation of crap coffee shops Along with deluded singletons siting waiting for Mr/Miss Interesting to walk through the door Jesus give me strength..... Oh & barista wanky talk " Tall skinny double with...bla bla bla " as they flip a paper cup round in their hand "SHUT THE F**K UP , I WANT COFFEE WITH A SPLASH OF COLD MILK...END OF.." ( god they make me soooo mad ) W**F *imagines throwing every bloody item off the counter top at said person*

Swagger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Because Cowell needs fodder for X Factor. ----------------------------------------------- XL Factor... That aside though, you would wouldn't you ? W**F *& where did she get that bikini, Leysdown ?

I agree... http://www.boingboing.net/images/ratula02.jpg It's terrible.... W**F

trinity Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Today my little one learnt to cycle. In glorious > sunshine I let go of her bike and off she > pedalled. > > She is my last child and when each milestone is > reached I feel delighted but just a bit sad. ------------------------------------------------- Ohh... I know that one, my little one will be six soon Boo hoo W**F