Ladymuck

jimmy two times Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Censorship eh ? :( Actually, it wasn't that bad..I'd have left it...and then legged it like mad! Clearly you can't run that fast then?;-)

edited (or rather - butchered) so that JTT doesn't get booted off the forum.;-)

karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > and the veggies fresh from your allotment, better > than mars bars right?. What with organic prosecco? Nah, give me Hotel Chocolat's choccies any day.

karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > yeah you know, carrots, celery, hummus *yawns*

Yep, HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the stunning Hibbs. Mxx

karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Organic prosecco and some nibbly bits too. nibbly bits?

jimmy two times Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm a Spurs fan and we had Bolton for breakfast > yesterday. *Rings Admin in order that they may issue a yellow card*.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >...MickM put up a Drawing > Room type topic in the lounge a few weeks ago and > it soon tonked up loads of posts with decent > comments and no or little triviality I know...very important that - for forum cred - isn't it?...I was well jealous! >...Different toilet, same sh1t.....same old voices... ahem!!! (*gives ???? a hostile glare*)

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh the Irony is killing me..... > > > W**F really? *thinks: finally...*

legalbeagle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Oh LM you are just too lovely. Can I run off > with you now?! *scratches pea brain whilst contemplating whether or not to play "hard to get"* Well, only if I may have a swig of that nice organic prosecco which karter gave you...not that I'm shallow or easily bought you understand.;-)

Well I'm not "Mockers" but I had an expresso coffee and a pile of raw carrots left over from last night. Are you really so bored Woof? PS: bacon sandwich sounds yum bye the way.

See that? - Mr. Pally-wotsit-ooos? You may well have to book the Albert Hall for the Curry Club in future...it's all this talk of shenanigans...and gigolos... *thinks: in fact at this rate...I might even end up attending!*

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Darn you Lady M > > *grabs handful and sobs* *quietly tip-toes over and positions large bin next to the distraught ????...sneaks off again without making a sound*

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've got a great book, with pictures and > everything. As a published author, you need no > greater evidence that I know what I'm talking > about. *whispers into Huguenot's ear* Huguenot, Huguenot...you haven't mentioned the snake-oil of late...the snake-oil...or the seraphim...you are losing your touch... *sniggers behind Huguenot's back but then loses complete control and collapses into full-scale laughter*

*passes box of tissues to LB*

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ED Lurker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh LM you are forgiven for I too was just entering > into the comical aspect of this whole debacle! :)) It's OK EDL...I'm STILL sniggering...hee hee > We probably all should get out more, however, when > the weather is what it is outside, what better way > to spend the evening than with a jolly curry > conundrum! :)-D My sentiments exactly! *waves regally to EDL*

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > OK > > "Curry Club, involving conversation, drink, food > and ripping yarns from the Saucy Sailor" > > PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ORGANISORS CANNOT GUARANTEE > THE QUALITY OF ANY OF THE ABOVE ELEMENTS AND ARE > NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY SHENANIGINS THAT MAY OR > MAY NOT OCCUR BEFORE, DURING OR AFTER Better! Case dismissed! *still sniggering*

legalbeagle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good lord. I leave you alone for 5 minutes and > look what happens... Good Lord indeed - funny though! *still sniggering*

ED Lurker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What is this country (or closer to home, this > thread) coming to? When you can't even have a > curry now without it turning into a legal > playground. :-S Oh deary deary me...I knew I should have inserted a couple of smiley faces...or something humourous between those *action* asterisk thingamijibs...you see, those of you who find them irritating, they are needed...the one occasion I fail to utilise them...oh dear oh dear... Oh look on as I hang my head in shame and crawl away towards a platter brimming with humble pie. *sniggers* (For the avoidance of doubt: :)))

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can I make it absolutely clear that I am merely > offering a curry. Anything else that happens is a > personal matter between adults and nowt to do with > me. Your Honour. Objection!...you are offering an evening out, not merely a curry as you purport...you need to provide for all reasonably foreseeable eventualities...

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >...TfL or its equivalent at the time stated categorically they > would not be putting these road humps on bus > routes. > > You see my point. sorry - couldn't resist PR, please forgive me...

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >Now who > do you know who can recite their hospital number > (and NI number and self employed tax reference > etc!) Me!!!!:)) - well, except for the self-employed thingy as not self-employed > But there are other reasons I stated and I stand > by my decision and freedom to opt out without > being called stupid names by those otherwise > probably cleverer than I. Good for you PR. I am seriously thinking about opting out too. My fear (some would call it paranoia) is that the information could, in time, be used to turn people down for various services (e.g. medical insurance) or even (via an insurance company) something like employment. Having said this, this is just a fear...and I hope it will turn out to be unfounded. Clearly I need to make indepth enquiries as to the legal and practical implications of not opting out - something we should all do I think, as it is too important an issue to ignore. Whilst it is currently clear that we are at liberty to opt-in at a later date, does anyone know if the reverse applies? I.e. if we do nothing now, would we be able to opt-out in years to come if for instance we should suddenly find ourselves in disagreement with new legislation affecting this issue?

karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > legalB, LM is happily married to her BP, don't > think she would be running off with anyone now, > especially not another girlie. *bursts out laughing* ha ha ha...I don't think for one minute LB was referring to me!!!! ah ha hah haha h haha *now on floor, tits up, killing myself - laughing"

legalbeagle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh I am. And for a small fee I will happily ensure > that I don't sue him! Careful now...we don't want "conflicts of interests" to become an issue now...presumably you saw what happened in the Roll Deep thread!