Ladymuck

reggie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > mmmmm time for a bit of Sly and Reggie That's different...go right ahead (reckon I might just be able to hear you from Reading);-)

hellosailor Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Several times I have wandered round my house > chatting on my mobile to a friend while > simultaneously frantically looking for my mobile... > frequently try to swipe barclaycard at oyster > points...once handed over a tampax to a shopkeeper instead > of a fiver... Blimey, I have nothing to worry about then...you pregnant?;-)

I'm loving the peace...and the lack of traffic on the M4.

HAL9000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >...there was a light dusting of > volcanic ash on my car this morning. I got some in > my mouth accidentally (don't ask): it's nasty > stuff - it caused mild irritation, a horrid > crunchy grittiness and eventually blood-tinged > spit. Oh poor you - sounds most unpleasant. My poor newts too - I'm in Reading!

brum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No WoD. At least not the last time I looked! ;-) But I haven't seen you for a couple of weeks...;-)

Ladygooner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Have to say it was lovely driving down the M4 > today - no black cabs and hardly any traffic due > to Heathrow closure It was indeed - we drove to Reading...got there in no time at all. Fabulous.

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i think this is very excusable if you are > pregnant. are you? I agree - but I'm not - so no excuse then.:(

I've just spent the last minute trying to unlock the car door...with the TV remote! Anyone else suffer similar lapses in mental aptitude?

cate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On the website it says they are ?2.15 for 250g. > So you are paying ?1.25 for 125g? Presumably...I've no idea when it comes to metric weights (in my day it was "a quarter of..."). But I think you are right, as they do small, medium and large bags (I always ask for small). Does any of this make sense?::o

cate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I am on a constant quest for good > liquorice toffees. Ha ha...me too! Thorntons' are excellent...but be a bit careful if you have crowns (which if, like me, you enjoy your sweets - you probably will do).

Well! I shall have to try those! Thanks for the tip Cate. Addictive, definitely.

ha ha ha ...and their aniseed balls are pretty authentic too (complete with little seed)...not quite as orgasmalicious as the liquorice toffees, but definitely not to be sniffed at...

OH, the sweets are priceless...we are talking orgasmalicious - remember?

Their liquorice toffees are orgasmalicious...and, at ?1.25 a bag, worth every penny.

No need to apologise ???? - no offence whatsoever was caused. Thanks for the last bit though...made my day:))!

Ahhh...that Julius..."if you have tears to shed, prepare to shed them now..." and all that malarkey... You've made a fair point there ????:(. Crap Comprehensive, left at 16 with one O Level (and, as you have guessed, it wasn't in English Literature). "Et Tu" - Latin? I thought it was French! (My one O Level pass)!

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Treatment is just as good on the NHS I would go so far as to say that it can sometimes be better. I recently accompanied someone very dear to me to the (NHS) Cardiologist at Kings St. Thomas'...excellent...gave us all the time in the world. When I had accompanied that same person to a private cardiologist (BUPA employee benefit), the cardiologist always seemed more interested in regularly checking his Rolex and twiddling with his jewel encrusted cufflinks rather than listening to his patient. The private cardiologist also made an incorrect diagnosis causing unnecessary additional stress. Edited to correct incorrectly named NHS hospital.

iaineasy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >...you will be > surprised at how many sexy girls cant resist a rub > of a bald head after a slippery nipple or two!! Bloomin Heck! *absolutely collapses laughing*

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >Genuinely > think the admin here is firm (occasionally over > zealous but hey) but absolutely fair. I'm inclined to agree with you ruffers.

Oh, now everyone's lit up...cough...asthma...hang on, I'm getting confused with threads...ahhh all part of getting old. Enjoyed that though ????.

Julius?

Bienvenue aux thread PGC...do you breast feed or have any particular philosophical beliefs by any chance? And, if so, will the new Act help you? Or not?

And you?

Awwww Huguenot, by Ladymuck I fear I have offended you I really was just teasing So I write to say I'm sorry And hope you find this pleasing.

Awwww Huguenot - I was only teasing you. Where's that wicked sense of humour gone? Out with the hair? ;-)