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@geoff wrote:
Definitely don’t declare at 75-9… it’s not big and it’s not clever!
What you like!! :wink:
I installed internet expolorer 7 last night and my son is going ape at me as it has suddenly stopped him from playing multi-player net games. It logs you off the net as soon as he clicks on one, and then an error box comes up.
Anybody had silimar probs?
Yep lanc, and NOT declare no matter what the score :wink:
They did a thing in the Sun today, compiled by “expert Crackers”….
There individual views were
1. A loner
2. A Virgin
3. A Local known person (taxi driver/clergyman)
4. A person with a troubled pastWell…………… and we wonder why he has not been caught yet!! :evil:
They can employ all the criminolagists they like to compile a profile but at the end of the day this is unprecedented so how can anybody possibly begin to know?
One view they all held is he is probably white as there has apparantly never been a black or asian serial killer (of this type).
Brilliant Monty!!!!!!! He has got 5 out, the first Englishman to do it at this ground = why was he not picked in the last 2 tests?!
me too, nite all xx
@cath 55 wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
About £100 so far, but not got the kids things yet. They are not getting a lot, but we are taking them to the Jan sales, when we get a bit of cash in January :wink:
Sharon thats a really good idea cos it gives em something to look forward to after christmas , i used to do that with mine too xx give them wot i could at christmas then take em out in january lol xxxx hugs hunnie xxxx
I was actually surprised at their reaction when we told them!! We sat them down Monday evening and explained the situation…….. you know, that Father Christmas has not got enough money for ALL the kids, so there wont be a lot on xmas day (even though my mum and dad spend a fair bit so its not like they will be without). I said we had a bit of money coming in January so we will all go out together shopping (bluewater or lakeside) and all get a few bits, and we will get a lot more for our money because of the sales……..
Then I waited for the tears and sreams of pure selfishness……….
and they both went “OK, cool, can we go back on the playstation now?” :shock:
My eldest said a few of his mates are doing the same thing, so he was not surprised.
Just shows you………. its not always the demanding kids, its also the parents who bow to the pressure of HAVING to spend colossal amounts on toot that breaks, gets trodden on etc, just so the kids get a good christmas!!
I look foward to a nice turkey lunch with the family, followed by a game of Cluedo, a few drinks and a good movie………. = brill :lol:
(But………. if my hubby forgets my present I will have to show him PB’s thread on circumcisian…….. to prepare him for what will be about to happen :twisted: ) :wink:
@cath 55 wrote:
@oss wrote:
Is that shaken or stirred Cath :lol:
however it comes oss :wink: :wink: :wink: strange really i only drink very strong coke but a mysterious empty bacardi bottle always appears too in the mornin pmsl xxx
Naughty little elves aint they :wink:
@angel1 wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
Anything with alcohol :lol:
hehehehe typical fellow essex bird , ALCOHOL YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY :lol: :lol:
………….and plenty of it!!!!!!! :wink:
@forumhostpb wrote:
With a bit of luck the baby was asleep when it happened and so wouldn’t have felt the agony of being scalded to death.
I wonder how this happened? The story said that they were spending their first night in the house. Could it be that somebody turned off the cold water supply to the hot water tank when the house was previously vacated, and the new occupants didn’t turn it back on again – thus causing it to boil and rupture???
Sounds like it was probably that. Dont know who is to blame really, hope the young parents dont blame themselves. The Father even said the baby was burning his hands when he picked her up to save her. It really doesnt bare thinking about does it?
