[Mrs Clean]

@kevin wrote:

2 of my neighbours keep pigeons
i have just ordered an air rifle
no idea if its legal
i’m going to pop everyone that lands in my garden
vermin aren’t they?

KILL EM ALL I SAY ! and when you have finished, pop to my house and kill all the seagulls that keep doing number 2’s on my washing :evil: :evil: :evil:

[Mrs Clean]

What’s wrong with being well spoken ?

[Mrs Clean]

@Magoo wrote:

What would you care? It’s only people that can’t get other jobs and are on minimum wages anyway. Oh and aren’t foreigners taking over all these jobs?

How did you get a City and Guilds out of interest? You can’t spell for shit and you come across as terribly thick. Do they give them to anyone nowadays?

Anyway why aren’t you out on a job at gone 11am? Since when did ‘pummers’ become office bound?

LMFAOOOOOOOOO :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Mrs Clean]

Just one, nice clean and simple , just like me :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Mrs Clean]

Posh West London accent me :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Mrs Clean]

@Tory Girl wrote:

LULLJT = luv you lots like jelly tots

You learn something new everyday!! :wink:

:shock:

[Mrs Clean]

@*Dawny* wrote:

@American Woman wrote:

Hymmmmmm – Anytime is a good time for Michael (Wentorth Miller)

=P~ =P~

Id even consider kicking Pluty outta bed for him :wink:

I heard him being interviewed on Radio 1 long before I saw the TV programme and I just fell in love with his wonderfully deep/.gravel like sexy voice, but when I tuned in to see him, well, I was disappointed, I was expecting an older, more sophisticated type ….. guess I like the older man………. ah well !!! :shock: :shock:

[Mrs Clean]

@squeezy wrote:

@Mrs Clean wrote:

@abitofmary_j wrote:

i voted no-way…. aint the marryin kind…

When I don’t believe in a piece of paper to seal your love, commitment…

I mean to Love… Honour and OBEY…?? Aye rite…!!! sexists…!!

LOL Mary, when I got married I certainly made sure the word “obey” was taken out of the vows, feck that !!!! :lol:

I’d have that vow swapped over and have HIM say it :lol: :lol: :lol:

LMAOOOO, I didn’t think of that !!!!

[Mrs Clean]

@Mr Bigstuff wrote:

Well I’m in favour of the general idea of getting the country fitter and healthier. We should be encouraging people to eat healthier food and do more physical activity. In the long-term it’s better for them.

Absolutely agree and this is parental responsibility as far as children are concerned, but it should be integrated into their lifestyles subtly, I dont believe children at the age of 4 need to be aware of how much they weigh or what their measurements are.

[Mrs Clean]

I’m all for parents taking responsibilty for what their children eat etc, but this taking of measurements and weighing concerns me. My daughter is 5, and she is above average height, she is well built as both my husband and I are tall. The last thing I want for my daughter is to be self-conscious or overly body conscious, its so damaging. I encourage healthy eating at home and make sure she has a healthy packed lunch to take to school, weight is not an issue at home. Young girls seem to mature so much quicker these days, dieting young etc. and I think this scheme will only add to the pressure of being “thin”.

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