here here! I certainly had my share of alcohol filled high jinks! I don't honestly know where we used to put so much alcohol because I can't imagine drinking so much so frequently now!
i think I is trapped in my little 90's early noughties time warp, and other than that we have the radio on Planet Rock and I hear all Hubbys metal/rock CD's.
As for the Jeremy Kyle show which I preferred when it was Trish Goddard - she had this arched eyebrow type attitude to it all - Kyle is too serious, the pooint it we still regignise the giests as mentalists. In America they would be normal. We know what words describe them though. :) more…
that's funny, had hoped they'd split up ages ago, i don't pay any attention to the 'pop' world anymore. all i see is the covers of ok when they get married, have kids etc
hiya, i yoinked this from you last night and forgot to comment, sorry hon.
i disagree with you on the mince pie front. I'd happily eat them all year round. The silliest thing is when the shops bring them back in October, with a two week shelf life, yet they still have holly or some such imprinted on them! Come on, tis nowhere near Crim more…
I think that my pass might have been down to luck. Luck at avoiding either parking manoeuvre, luck at not getting a major fault for not using the handbrake, etc. more…
wow that's determination!. I passed first time by an act of pure fluke! :) And there wasn't a theory test then, I'm soooo old! I'm following you on Twitter now too. Hope you don't mind... :) more…
i actually didn't watch this as a kid, saw children of mums friends watching it but never understood the fuss. hope to god i don't have to watch it when bump is born.
Well Fox is trashy OK and there are a lot of right wing bloggers who're not so much crazy as stark raving binkers in the head, but the crazy American right wing bloggers are no worse than the crazy American left wing bloggers who scream "racism" at the most reasoned criticism of anything Obama does.
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In response to: "Alcohol - a core lesson in the learning establishment that is growing up!" 14 hours old
by rithompson [Member]
Of course not.
Me, I wouldn't be able to think clearly enough to chat up anyone! more…
In response to: "Alcohol - a core lesson in the learning establishment that is growing up!" 15 hours old
by happy28 Pro
and i first saw and chatted up Hubby on an alcohol fuelled night. I wouldn't change it for the world! more…
In response to: "Alcohol - a core lesson in the learning establishment that is growing up!" 15 hours old
by happy28 Pro
here here! I certainly had my share of alcohol filled high jinks! I don't honestly know where we used to put so much alcohol because I can't imagine drinking so much so frequently now!
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by happy28 Pro
i think I is trapped in my little 90's early noughties time warp, and other than that we have the radio on Planet Rock and I hear all Hubbys metal/rock CD's.
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In response to: "P is for Propaganda, S is for Sesame Street" 1 day old
by ianrthorpe [Member]
In the comment above I meant bonkers not binkers.
As for the Jeremy Kyle show which I preferred when it was Trish Goddard - she had this arched eyebrow type attitude to it all - Kyle is too serious, the pooint it we still regignise the giests as mentalists. In America they would be normal. We know what words describe them though. :) more…
In response to: "Deadlife killing the world painfully with this song" 1 day old
by rithompson [Member]
I pay some attention, in the hope that there may be something decent out but most of it I can happily do without. more…
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by rithompson [Member]
That's alright! :yes: more…
In response to: "Autumnal (or Fall-Themed) Friday Five" 1 day old
by rithompson [Member]
I like to keep some things specially for a certain time of year - like easter eggs at Easter, and not in blooming January! more…
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by happy28 Pro
that's funny, had hoped they'd split up ages ago, i don't pay any attention to the 'pop' world anymore. all i see is the covers of ok when they get married, have kids etc
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by happy28 Pro
hiya, i yoinked this from you last night and forgot to comment, sorry hon.
i disagree with you on the mince pie front. I'd happily eat them all year round. The silliest thing is when the shops bring them back in October, with a two week shelf life, yet they still have holly or some such imprinted on them! Come on, tis nowhere near Crim more…
In response to: "Deadlife killing the world painfully with this song" 2 days old
by sweetymon [Member]
Hahahaha, this made me laugh a lot. Thanks R! more…
In response to: "Suddenly I don't feel so bad..." 2 days old
by trintrin1x [Member]
Wow she was determined :)) Natalies is friendly with twins girls and they took their theory test today,one passed and one failed :) xx more…
In response to: "Suddenly I don't feel so bad..." 2 days old
by rithompson [Member]
I think that my pass might have been down to luck. Luck at avoiding either parking manoeuvre, luck at not getting a major fault for not using the handbrake, etc. more…
In response to: "Suddenly I don't feel so bad..." 2 days old
by jaketaylor Pro
wow that's determination!. I passed first time by an act of pure fluke! :) And there wasn't a theory test then, I'm soooo old! I'm following you on Twitter now too. Hope you don't mind... :) more…
In response to: "Suddenly I don't feel so bad..." 2 days old
by rithompson [Member]
I had to do the hazard perception test. Got a useful bit of advice - click 3 times for each hazard. more…
In response to: "Suddenly I don't feel so bad..." 2 days old
by happy28 Pro
they've added on a hazard perception bit which isn't too hard, but the q's are pretty much common sense! more…
In response to: "Suddenly I don't feel so bad..." 2 days old
by rithompson [Member]
Yeah, I guess. I thought I was tenacious for taking the practical test 7 times!
I forget how much it costs now, or even then. Apparently it's got harder since I took it! more…
In response to: "Suddenly I don't feel so bad..." 2 days old
by happy28 Pro
uhm YEAH! ;)
how hard is their theory test? Cripes. And how much would it cost to keep resitting. Mind you've gotta admire her ability to keep trying!
thanks for this little gem
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In response to: "P is for Propaganda, S is for Sesame Street" 2 days old
by rithompson [Member]
Yeah, they'd be laughing if a right wing nutter referred to the last president (what's his name? Cowboy? Fake Texan?) using those words!
Now Ian, England has plenty of mental cases and emotionally needful people - how else do you explain Jeremy Kyle's show! more…
In response to: "P is for Propaganda, S is for Sesame Street" 2 days old
by rithompson [Member]
I can barely remember the social commentary - shows where the child's priority and interest lie. more…
In response to: "P is for Propaganda, S is for Sesame Street" 2 days old
by rithompson [Member]
I used to love watching it - singing along, Bert & Ernie. more…
In response to: "P is for Propaganda, S is for Sesame Street" 3 days old
by happy28 Pro
i actually didn't watch this as a kid, saw children of mums friends watching it but never understood the fuss. hope to god i don't have to watch it when bump is born.
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In response to: "P is for Propaganda, S is for Sesame Street" 3 days old
by ianrthorpe [Member]
Well Fox is trashy OK and there are a lot of right wing bloggers who're not so much crazy as stark raving binkers in the head, but the crazy American right wing bloggers are no worse than the crazy American left wing bloggers who scream "racism" at the most reasoned criticism of anything Obama does.
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In response to: "P is for Propaganda, S is for Sesame Street" 3 days old
by Old-Nick Pro
I went right off Seasame street when they started doing politics and social comment.
I just wanted to watch "Super Grover".....
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In response to: "P is for Propaganda, S is for Sesame Street" 3 days old
by rithompson [Member]
It is educational. We learnt that C is for Cookie, and Cookie's are delicious! more…
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by happy28 Pro
there's me thinking Sesme street was an educational kids tv show? where've I had my head buried all these years? more…
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It's not so bad - it's only really painful when too many managers show up! more…
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