Ladymuck

Hello Admin, Does the Drawing Room still have a Chair?

HAL, Escabelliz guvf zot fur naa dasinu pasz nezz? Qj ubj posna ipznal kax neh lo po jivyy svwej metz bhg ubj gb ernaaq!!!! Whaafg pyvpotiniet bs (pyvpxvat bar va cvmkiopkjm, lkjrkdoplj) - pyvpxvat ba gur ynathntr - xchtat ubj scoitay.

I'll translate Jah. HAL is saying: Manchester United are at the top of the Premier League where they belong? Why of course! They are, after all, the better team; the best team in this and all parallel universes in fact. No question about it. However, I shall concede that Spurs are doing extremely well this season: it's quite incredible. Long may they continue.

It's all yours Master Quids...

Did anyone else see that?

Quids, did I just see your curtain twitch?

Bonsoir Huguenot! Oui, bien s?r, je comprends irlandais. Ne pas tout le monde sur ce fil? Sean et Narnia sont irlandais et HAL est un ordinateur. Je suis vraiment d?sol? pour le DR .... j'ai demand? au pr?sident de l'enlever. A plus Tard.

> Quot linguas eius infectum non haec anhelat? T?m? on Lounge. Voin tehd? mit? haluan. Kyll? voin kusta housuni t?ll? kielell? liian ... ha ha ha ha ha ha

> ana mhaith Lady Muck, ana mhaith LOL LOL LOL! I just KNEW you would be unable to resist! If you can't beat them... G?rtha :)-D

? t? s? seo iontach ... Sean ith do chro? amach!

(tu) and thanks for arranging Weegee. *hic* Hope to be there with the usual mob. *hic*

Pedant!

Ahora estoy realmente meando mis bragas

Nice to see a Spurs fan sticking up for old Bestie:)-D (may the best team win tomorrow)

*chuckles*

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> Ladymuck, he was a great footballer... Thats all I wanted to hear LOL! Cheers:)-D

The "great" (for me) refers to his footballing skills - he was brilliant! Now, will you stop trying to wind me up (you won't succeed as I am currently on holiday in the warm sipping pina coladas) and simply admit that he was at least good on pitch? *raises cherry, orange slice, and umbrella decorated glass in the direction of ED*

> So, Parky liked George Best, and Ladymuck fancied > him. He truly must have been a great man. No "must have been" about it Keef. A great man he was. And yes, he was pretty delicious looking - though I never got a look in (apart from watching him play of course).;-) *thinks: cheeky buggar*

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > WTF! I am sure all the residents of Abbotswood > Road will not be happy with this. Thanks for the > info Ladygooner, I am with you on this...we need to get together when I get back from NZ! WTF indeed! Thank you urbanfox. I wasn't aware of any such plans.

> You'll def be missed, your posts are brilliant and > you always start good threads. I agree with Lady Katharina van der Wotsit. What's more, your - generally - charasmatic posts bring humour, fun and creativity to the forum. I even love it when you throw your toys out of the pram. No-one does that with as much flair as you do:)). Don't stay away too long Master Quids. xx

Sorry to hear another tale like this on here. I'm pleased you weren't hurt though. At the end of a day, it's just a phone. Hope you aren't too shaken up.

Welcome to the EDF Annette! Re. dentist, for me it has to be the fabulous Mr. Daly on Northcross Road. Do a search on him (I found him on here). There are many great places to go out to on a Fri/Sat night...too many for me to mention here. And welcome back to lovely ED.

> The balance between employer and employee most > definitely is weighted in the employee's favour... I acknowledge that society has progressed from the days of serfdom under feudalism and that workers now enjoy much greater employment protection. And, if the law appears weighted in favour of the employee (though I do not believe that it is), then this has to be down to necessity: the employee is the weaker party to a contract where there is unequal bargaining power. A consequence of this inequality of bargaining power means that the dominant party (the employer) is in the superior position of laying down terms favourable to himself. This means that, in reality, the employee cannot exercise his free will and may well be compelled to accept terms which are correspondingly less favourable - possibly even detrimental. Thus, employers have the advantage in that it is generally they who dictate the terms and conditions of any employment contract: it is they who hold the power to effectively exert control and authority over their employees' lives. This potentially exposes their employees to abuse, exploitation and/or other unreasonable/unfair treatment. This is why our employment legislation has evolved and continues to do so. Sure, the system is not perfect and is open to perversion - as it is in other other areas of law. But it exists to somehow provide some sort of balance between the conflicting interests of the employer to manage and operate his business as he wishes and those of the employee to be treated equitably. It also prevails so that a more level playing field may be created. Bye the way, if you think that employers have it hard here, try running your business in France!

Damn! I cannot view any clips, attachments, pictures etc. at the moment:X. Oh how frustrating! What does the pic show please? All I see is a large empty box.