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I beg to differ *B*, (excuse the familiarity). I once spent a bizarre christmas holiday in Jordan - many years ago - which at the time had some sort of deal whereby the sun-starved Danes got cheap flights to Jordan in the winter months. Some sort of Government sponsered vitamin D thang. Aanyway, whilst I was there I happened upon many a Dane and the joke of the holiday became 'spot the ugly Dane' as they all seemed singularly pasty and potato faced. This is coming from someone who grew up in Scotland!!! Nothing like these hottie Swedes......

but what about my opinion?

to what?

cruel and selective I'd say.

Is nominating oneself allowed? hey, congratulations!

macroban!! I'm shocked.

Honaloochie, I was going to comment on that myself but you've done it much more humourously.

watch out for the falling foliage

I hate packing and hate unpacking even more.

what's with all the lightweight 'weather permitting'? Just get your bloody wellies on! It is the country after all.

Let's see some pics.

?650k for a three bedroomed house!!!! What is it a Georgian effing grade one listed building in the heart of the Village. Having a laff aren't you?

why should the kids have to settle for shit food and crap service? What does that teach them?

well done!

My computer seems to be running ok since I deleted the Dell Network Assistant. Hmmmm.

10th better for me than 3rd

ha ha

bon3yard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > From a selfish point of view I'd love to see > dedicated Cycle roads rather than lanes...I > witnessed another sad aftermath of a bike being > dragged under a car in Herne Hill the other night. > Puts you off cycling it really does. I saw that too, v. depressing.

Blockage or something I think, I googled it earlier and apparently it was Swift (or Churchill) who first commented on it.

It's somthing to do with the bile duct as has been mentioned previously on this thread. I'm getting a dog soon. Big one, Big dumps.

Indeed - Ocado price match many of their products with (pile it high sell it cheap) Tesco.

we are all stakeholders

I installed yesterday a programme called registry booster 2 which I think is the same sort of thing as CCleaner. It had not made much difference to be honest even though it maintained I had over 1000 problems to be fixed. I've have just now uninstalled one of the programmes that ran in the background, dell network assistant, and I'm waiting to see if that makes any diff. Thanks for all your advice chaps.

MadWorld74 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > from past experience the cash you give doesn't go > towards food, but drugs and booze. Didn't you ever buy any food?