Paula wrote: Tired, Turnip, did you turn-it-up too much girl? :wah: :wah:
Now, now honey, :rolleyes:

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Only Fools And Horses, the one when he leaned against the bar ,classic comedy. :wah:

<t>We don't have the luxury of the death penalty in the uk unfortunatly. <br/> <br/> And i personaly don't think there should be any half measures, if a murderer/terrorist has been convicted of murder and setenced to death then the sentence should be carried out.<br/> <br/> If they has been tried by...

<t>Gabs wrote: I am a cyber aquaintance of Lady Cop... She is the reason I am here at Forum Gardens... <br/> <br/> I am a grandmother of 10 and one angel, have three Boston Terriers, and a working woman. I enjoy the crime forums and the discussion / debates on them.<br/> <br/> Like LadyCopy, I love ...

letha wrote: Green Wing is good


Letha, BRILLIANT, can't wait for next series, have ya seen "Smoking Room" very funny, makes ya want a fag!!

gmc wrote: New Labour, The tories :-5 :-5 :-5


Got it in one my friend, he is a bit of a muppet Blair. :-5

>>^..^ Hi abbey ~ I have not heard of Peter or Gimme x3



I do however love Lenny Henry from "Chef!"
Blimey i havent seen "CHEF" for years, Lenny Henry's married to Dawn French, (vicar of Dibley) don't seem to see him on the telly anymore.

happy Thanksgiving Day Everyone

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<t>Nice to know someone loves England & also appreciates our sense of humour, have you heard of Peter Kay? he's a northern comic & a very funny guy.<br/> <br/> If you get a chance to see his phoenix nights series or any of his stand-up acts you're in for a real treat.<br/> <br/> Also Gimme, ...

<t>Hi Shadow, stay at your computer & NO squirrel squishing PERLEASE.. <br/> <br/> I'm pretty new to the forum too and have to admit i still find it a little hard adjusting to the time difference as i'm in the uk.<br/> <br/> Hope you enjoy your time in the garden & may all your visits be fru...

<t>Bill Sikes wrote: The penalty has now gone up - it's £60 - *and three points*! That's going to<br/> <br/> stop a few more people being stupid.<br/> <br/> <br/> Would'nt bank on it Master Sikes, the number of offenders i see whilst driving is blumming amazing, i think that some people seem to t...

Peg wrote: Bungy jumping? No way! Not me!


Go on Peg give it a whirl, i've done 3 & one reverse bungy (ground-up) a truly amazing rush to your system

Must admit i did have a little dutch courage before i did my 1st one!!

Being in a bank whilst it was being held-up, and stupidly worrying that they would take my cash before i'd paid it in!!

Thankfully no-one was hurt (not phsically), and no, they did'nt take my cash.. :yh_sweat

She's here. She's here, waddya think it is today, salmon or tuna ??

<t>I've got to admit to you all, i feel a bit of a fraud coming on this thread as i don't have a cat.<br/> <br/> I do have a dog, she's a 6 year old Lhasa Apsho called Raspberry (long story!)<br/> <br/> I do however have a problem with "wabbit" she is so finicky with her food, she only ever eats fre...

Cheers Peg

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TUT-TUT-TUT MY DEAR PAULA........

BEEN READING SOME OF YOUR RETORTS & IT SEEMS YOU'RE RUNNING TRUE TO FORM, AT LEAST WHILE YOU'RE BEING RUDE TO ME YOU'RE GIVING KOAN A BREAK.

BY THE WAY SWEETY, TURNIP?? NEVER, VENUS FLY TRAP MAYBE :yh_bigsmi

Budgie Wot Budgie??

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PHEW, that's one BIG PUDdycat, blimey i would'nt like to carry him, bet he's good for a snuggle though.

IT'S MUCH BETTER TO LET SOMEONE THINK YOU'RE AN IDIOT THAN TO OPEN YOUR MOUTH AND PROVE IT. :yh_think

<r>You certainly seem to know your stuff Master Sykes, actually i live 2 miles from Bury which is quite well known for its "famous" black puddings & my dad assures me that honeycomb tripe smothered in vinegar is a delicacy, i'll have to take his word on that one!<br/> <br/> As for Kareninas dads...

UGH the thought of eating cows stomach lining (tripe) & black pudding (mainly pig blood) leaves me cold.

Lancashire lass i maybe, but i do like to think i have a modicum of taste...

I'd much rather stick to dripping butties.. :rolleyes:

I have to admit to not being computer literate & always thought spam was eaten between two pieces of toast!!!

No Bill, Lancashire lass & proud of it!! As for the meds, yes you are right in saying about the amount of tabs you get you do pay one price wether 10 or 100.

I do hope your.. er-erm.. problem cleared cleared up... :rolleyes:

<t>True Master Sykes it is only 6 quid odd for a scrip but if the doc is a little over zealous in his prescibing you can come away with 4 or 5 items & as i'm from oop north, every little helps!!<br/> <br/> Gotta add, i do agree with you about the overtaking of anti-biotics & do only ever tak...

Thanks Jack, no need to worry on that score, i go to spain quite often so always have regular supply, though i do advise friends to be careful as there is a danger of relying too much on your own diagnosis don't you think?

<t>Living in the uk it is impossible to buy certain medication over the counter, wether that's a good thing or not i'm not too sure.<br/> <br/> To actually get an appointment for me to see my doc when i need one is a rarity for me, i normally have to wait 2-5 days as he's so busy & then have to ...

<r>Thanks Peg, that's helped me out a little. Well,it should be about lunch time where you are, i've just had my tea(dinner) its wet, dark & cold here hope the weather's a little kinder where you are.<br/> <br/> Now i've got used to the way the "garden" works i feel a little more confident to go...

Hi Peg, it's a little difficult me getting my head around the time difference, its 5.40pm here in britain so i shall have to remember otherwise i'll be wondering where everyone is, forgetting you'll be tucked up in your beds!!

<t>Hi all, came across this forum by accident & have found it quite informative & pretty amusing, not too sure where-about you all come from, i guess its the USA or Canada.<br/> <br/> I'm from England & the forum that i normally use is closed at the moment so its nice to know there are o...