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You're a bit of a tenderfoot. You can understand some of the language of the West, but you'd best be advised to tuck your in your shirt tail.

Not bad

<t>For us it was a bread maker. It was great fun in the beginning, having hot bread all the time and putting in all the ingredients. But it required a lot of ongoing financing, and the bread kept going stale before we could eat it all.<br/> <br/> What we did eat ended up being so high-calorie that w...

<t>Bez wrote: No ...I don't wash clothes<br/> <br/> No ...I don't wash much of the food I buy because it's pre wrapped<br/> <br/> Yes I wash meat and fish if i buy it from a butchers or market stall<br/> <br/> I'm not paranoid about this stuff ....<br/> <br/> <br/> I don't wash clothes usually. I do...

<t>I had a friend who used to play the Virginia State Lottery, and I thought he had a really good system. Once a year he would send them a check to cover playing 1 ticket each week. (I think, in return, that they actually notified him when he won.) Once he wrote the check, he wrote off the money in ...

Don't know what was wrong with the original link, but this one works for me:

http://oneredpaperclip.blogspot.com/

<r>SnoozeControl wrote: My grandpa used to do that too, just to see how far he could go before I'd realize he was telling a whopper.<E>:)</E><br/> <br/> <br/> My husband does this to our boys. We have a 9 year-old and a 5 year-old who are both very bright, but also very gullible. I usually know hubb...

<r>lady cop wrote: it's funny Leanne, when Bothwell comes over here the exchange rate is such he thinks it's cheap. and i think it's expensive! <br/> <br/> <br/> My mother and I have the same sorts of conversations/experiences. <E>:)</E> <br/> <br/> It's wonderful when I'm sending them money or buyi...

<r>lady cop wrote: a fantasy i know.....but if i won that i would buy each of my kids a home, give a million dollars to a certain charity, buy a live-aboard boat in the keys and a cottage in England. nothing ostentatious. just sweet and comfortable with a fireplace. <br/> <br/> <br/> The cottage mig...

<r>cars wrote: Many years ago in Scotland, a new game was invented.<br/> <br/> It was ruled "Gentlemen Only...Ladies Forbidden"...and thus the word GOLF entered into the English language.:rolleyes: My how things have changed since then!<br/> <br/> <br/> This guy says that one isn't true: <E>:)</E> <...

<r>King Terry wrote: What and you are in the queue?:wah: <br/> <br/> Us poor folks sadly cannot afford that luxury, but when my long lost Millionaire Uncle passes away, maybe I can:D<br/> <br/> <br/> What queue? The one for the unwanteds??? I sincerely hope not. <E>;)</E> <br/> <br/> As for the week...

OpenMind wrote: The National Lottery winnings in the UK are tax free too.:p


Which is another great reason to live here!

I'm still waiting on my big win. :yh_pray

Happy Birthday!

Hope it's a good one.

Happy Birthday Nomad!

Hope you have a lovely day.

In Tennessee, it is against the law to drive a car while sleeping.



(Aren't stupid laws entertaining?) :wah:

<r>King Terry wrote: 1066 and all that Why on earth would you be boo'ed<EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f615">:confused:</EMOJI> ..... but then I am English<EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI> <br/> <br/> <br/> Because I'm right near that place that they ship all the unwanted people from the ...

<r>Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Cashews, Pistachios, Pine Nuts, Coconuts and Peanuts are NOT actually nuts.<br/> <br/> Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Cashews, Pistachios and Pine Nuts are all seeds.<br/> <br/> Coconuts are a drupe (a type of fruit).<br/> <br/> Peanuts are both a legume (also a type of fruit) and a ...

OpenMind wrote: Have you checked out the member map, Leanne?




Yes, I saw that! Very cool.

<r>minks wrote: hey welcome toi FG, I think you would enjoy meeting Raven she is an american transplant as well. <br/> <br/> Hope you have fun here.<br/> <br/> As well that is an amazing clip 6 built <E>:)</E><br/> <br/> <br/> Thanks very much! I will keep an eye out for her. T'would be nice to meet...

OpenMind wrote: Not another immigrant! What's the country coming to (Hehehe). :-4


I like to think it's better now that I'm here. Heh!

<r>Bez wrote: Hi there...I'm in Sussex on the coast..between Brighton and Worthing..small world...... welcome to FG have a great time here.<br/> <br/> <br/> I'm in between Eastbourne and Rye. Can't say the name of the town for fear of being 'boo'ed. <E>;)</E> <br/> <br/> Howdy neighbour. <E>:)</E></r>

<r>Nomad wrote: Im 9 of those people. You might have heard Im a mad scientist/ninja <E>:o</E> <br/> <br/> What do you do with yourself ?<br/> <br/> <br/> I didn't hear the ninja part. Both ninja AND mad scientist. You must be a great asset in a fight, as long as your personalities aren't arguing. <E...

<r>Hope it's okay just to jump in here...<br/> <br/> Btw, I'm not a 'juvenile' (well, except in spirit sometimes :wah: ) but the rest fits. <E>:)</E> <br/> <br/> Vienna by Billy Joel<br/> <br/> Slow down you crazy child<br/> <br/> You're so ambitious for a juvenile<br/> <br/> But then if you're so s...

<r>Wow! What a welcome! Thanks very much for that. <E>:)</E> <br/> <br/> I very much enjoyed the video as well -- of course I have no idea who anyone is, but it's always nice to see real faces. <E>:D</E> <br/> <br/> I'm in Sussex, right on the coast. I'm actually an American living in England, but h...

Hi there,

I've been searching for a Forum where I can have an intelligent conversation with some interesting people. Hopefully this is it!

Anyway, here I am and I am here. :-6