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General Discussion Area / Re: remember the goat

« on: 30 September 2010, 09:24:38 »

I married a self-abuser well two of them but didnt know untill yrs down the line that they was going to turn out that way

Blimey, Maria....how many you going for

5672

General Discussion Area / Re: Bob Crowe

« on: 28 September 2010, 14:47:09 »

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actually...all this talk about bringing the country to its knees - how are those selfless philanthropists in banking getting on, they've been quiet lately   


Can't talk and spend bonuses at the same time

5673

General Discussion Area / Re: Halloween

« on: 27 September 2010, 16:35:28 »

I bet your mind boggles, but i like the first one then the second one and for them boots well i would break my bloody neck and end up in A&E for the night

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Fan bloody tastic

It wouldn't be fan bloody tastic if i ended up in A&E all night with a broken ankle

No offence meant, Maria....it was just the termonology of your statement that made me laugh
Wouldn't wish you any harm whatsoever

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General Discussion Area / Re: Halloween

« on: 27 September 2010, 10:05:45 »

I bet your mind boggles, but i like the first one then the second one and for them boots well i would break my bloody neck and end up in A&E for the night

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Fan bloody tastic

5675

General Discussion Area / Re: Sum ting Wong?

« on: 28 September 2010, 08:29:11 »

LMAO

5676

General Discussion Area / Re: Computers

« on: 28 September 2010, 11:20:07 »

I think I'd be rather proud of 3.5 inches when floppy.

Am I abnormal then ?? 

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General Discussion Area / Re: Todays Stockyard pics.

« on: 28 September 2010, 08:54:10 »

I bought a Marina Estate
It was Davenport Vernon's 'Car of the Week' ..... and you may mock, but it was a brilliant car for me

5678

General Discussion Area / Re: Now you've heard it in Black & White

« on: 28 September 2010, 08:34:38 »

LMAO

5679

General Discussion Area / Re: Mother-in-Law jokes

« on: 27 September 2010, 09:12:17 »

What a total load of old tosh

No wonder the uk is spiralling down at a rate of knots

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General Discussion Area / Re: New slant on blowing bubbles!

« on: 27 September 2010, 16:42:59 »

Its good

But Phil....I'm just a tad concerned about the amount of time you seem to have on your hands

Then be afraid.....be very afraid!!! 

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OMG....I dread to think whats on the way

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General Discussion Area / Re: New slant on blowing bubbles!

« on: 27 September 2010, 09:17:04 »

Its good

But Phil....I'm just a tad concerned about the amount of time you seem to have on your hands

5682

General Discussion Area / Re: Time for a Sunday chuckle.

« on: 27 September 2010, 07:31:24 »

     Love 'em

5683

General Discussion Area / Re: Should she wear a paper bag?

« on: 25 September 2010, 15:39:47 »

Everyone is free and entitled to dress how they please. However, they are also aware of the reactions they might get and must learn to live with them.

That said, depending on the job, I don't think any of her piercings or tattoos make her "unemployable".

We'll never know, but in the eyes of many, the guy behind the desk could well look as big a waste of space as he considers this young lady!

Indeed HC, you have hit it right on the head there!

My background is retail management, and now I am, let's say, in official customer services and your appearance has to be spot on and convential for you to be taken seriously, and for your customers not to run away screaming!!

However, if you are on a production line, in a drawing office, or in a fashion design house, then you can look as "revolutionary" as you like.

She is employable, but it is horses for courses!

I am glad you said that Lizzie. Unfortunately, whether we like it or not, there is still a thing in society called 'normality'.
We 'normals' as we call ourselves, still look upon 'abnormality' with, not necessarily with disgust, but with 'distrust'.
I, personally, would not employ her where one to one customer connection is part of the job.
I do believe the majority of us still, even in this day and age, retain the opinion that an outward appearance of tidiness, cleanliness, etc give a good example of the quality we are trying to achieve in business
These are my own personal opinions, having been brought up in a society that did used to care

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General Discussion Area / Re: Long day ahead

« on: 12 September 2010, 09:39:41 »

Not got as long a trip as you, but I am off to Tewkesbury today (2hr run) to take the 90 year old Mother in Law to see her 104 year old Sister in Law....day of 'oh be jollies'

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General Discussion Area / Re: A55 north wales yesterday

« on: 25 September 2010, 17:41:44 »

wasnt us

Forgot to mention aswell,i think it was two old biddies drivin em,so now i just hope its no one on here.

Struth Mark....are you fed up with life....refering to the last few chauvinistic postings regarding men v women