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I hope they get who is doing this. I hope you recover soon Andrew.

sending my daughter to school without any underwear on. That was terrible of me.

If you're missing your mothers breasts , mine are of reasonable size, "everyone needs a bosom for a pillow" no shag though, I've given it up. Brim full of Asha

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are you suggesting people smoke because they > subconsciously miss breast feeding? > > That had never occurred to me. Cannot understand that, your mothers nipples I'm sure did not have nicotine in them and did not smell of smoke. Breastfeeding is the most beautiful thing, smoking is not.

I am glad you're alright Rendal, my best wishes, I hope you take it easy for as long as is needed. All the best Lavender27

When the bus goes past your stop, even though you've pressed the bell.

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I saw one in Kennington park near the cafe, it was a small group, and looked like it was for older/elderly folk. The instructor tried to call me over, but I was too shy and ran away. Maybe enquire at the cafe or office to Kennington park. Good Luck

Centre parks is fabulous for children. they have many dotted over the country. Kindergarten, and babysitters too, very family friendly . click on the link . enjoy http://reservations.centerparcs.co.uk/

Blue Mountain - nORTH Cross Road

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A friend of mine on a night out in Peckham was > approached outside the then Chicago's night club > and asked if he wanted to buy some grass > > Ten quid changed hands and my friend received a > little package of green lawn grass ... > > It's easy to con the greedy I think is e > expression here I was in Brixton the other day and a guy stopped me and asked if I wanted to buy some "Hash", I said "Yes ok, I'll have 2kg as I have a large family, you'll have to tell me how to cook it though". The guy shook his head and walked away.

same here, when i fell for a sob story to a beggar "auntie is ill in Bromley, have no means of getting there, she has no one" etc etc I gave him the money for the train. Next week he asked me again, 'sorry you'll have to change your story you stung me last week' he of course moved on to the next person. Lowlander Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would put it down to experience; the old saying > "fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame > on me" applies. > > I made a similar mistake in the early 1990s at > King's Cross when a bloke asked me for ?30 to get > a train back to somewhere. We swopped addresses > and he promised that he would post me the money > back. > > Of course weeks later I wrote to him ask if he > would be ever so kind and let me have my money > back. No reply...

Polystyrene.......it causes me irrational rage. lol

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Where do guide dogs do their poo?

Oh Singleton I know, it's awful. I have googled it and it could be a number of things, can GPs pinpoint the cause and give it a name?

That's wonderful, I hope you had a nice time.

Thanks RH. Anyone else ?

Would be interested and love to know where you ended up going with your lovely mum?

Anyone else feel fatigued? Some days so full of energy other days are a stay at home and rest days? Do you have help? or are you on your own, like me?

Photo taken from underneath a pylon.