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I really enjoyed that, thanks!

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On a personal note I'd like to see everyone who uses the word 'gobsmacked' have to scrub their mouth out with a wire brush! Bit extreme but such a horrible word.

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Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose

(You go away for a few years, come back and still Oscar is beating a drum for Nick Griffin.....)

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<t>Bruv;1429432 wrote: My Mum always said if you have nothing nice to say, say nothing. Ole Nick must have got a very different upbringing......he obviously has no sense of timing, shame, history, public opinion. Just as long as everybody is looking at him he is happy....what a...

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having spent 20 years married to a funeral director (now retired!) i rather like talking 'shop'!

ours are planned and instructions left. we want to be buried in local cemetery we want different music though so we better not go together ...

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Bruv;1428882 wrote: I was always told to ignore the nutter........it's good advice here too.

maybe pity them too ...

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YZGI;1428725 wrote: Hey Immy, good to hear from you again.
Hey wisey, nice to see you x.

I see some of the old members are gone, nice to see old friends again.

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<t>This was quite a while ago but it still makes me smile, I took an antihistamine tablet for hayfever one day, walked over to the shops with my daughter, took her for an eye test then as walking back thought that it was weird how drowsy I felt, then realised that I hadn't taken what I thought I had...

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Maybe because the entire tv networks have dumbed their output down considerably in the last 20 years?

But I do watch Dr Who, it's a tradition for my daughter and I although David Tennant was better than Matt Smith!

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<r>Saint_;1428677 wrote: I remember you too, Imlandris! (I always read your username as "I am Landru" in my head because I'm a Trekkie.) Sorry to hear about the health issues, everything is tougher when you don't feel well, eh? But hanging out here will help distract you. Welcome back! Not a Tr...

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Snowfire;1428637 wrote: Course ! How could we not miss a bitch as fit as you :wah:

Pmsl, Spot was trying out street talk then if my memory serves me well, mind you not so fit these days.....:wah:

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<t>Hiya spot and bryn, nice to meet you Anne. The worst variety of tn involves horrendous pain striking from nowhere, you may have heard of cluster headaches or suicide headaches - that's it! I have a lesser form it seems, more of a regular achey pain. Thankfully.... <br/...

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<t>Hello all, lovely welcome back thanks. Oscar yes I have fibromyalgia, I have also just been diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia, fortunately not too severe but it was a shock, been feeling a bit down so I thought where can I distract myself and fg came to mind!! I'm looking ...

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Hi Oscar, health not great, but life not too bad thanks. Feeling in need of friends that place no demands on me! So here I am again....

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..... But I'm back!

Anyone here remember me??

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<t>Hi all, I've not been here for a long time but after being diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia just this week I sort of feel in need of chat! Does anyone else have this condition? From what I've read so far I'm lucky enough not to have the most severe form of this but so far it's no pi...

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Poor Nomie, aaaah bless

I was aiming for sympathy but in my head it sounded like sarcasm, how strange..........

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My husband has an iphone, he's very grateful that I downloaded the free vuvuzela app for him :sneaky:

Almost as annoying as the bloomin' things blaring away on the tv....:yh_rotfl

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<t>K.Snyder;1318107 wrote: I'm sorry to hear that Sweety but then again it's better to hear it now than if you were to waste more of your life on him. I personally think anyone that cheats on a woman can never rightfully consider himself a man. Perhaps you'll do better to fin...

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My thoughts are with you :yh_flower

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<t>Middle daughter is expecting, we went yesterday for her 20week scan and are now fairly certain that it's a little girl! I'm so excited! My grandson will be disappointed he wanted a boy to play with (boss around more like) but he can still be my speci...

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<t>Cannot possibly imagine the pain you are suffering, all I can do is keep you and your family in my thoughts. There are members here who will understand and can offer you advice, I hope that you will continue to post and maybe gain a small amount of comfort from knowing that...

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I'm torn over watching it or not. You see I rather like Viggon Mortensen in a 'wouldn't climb over him to get to my husband' way (sorry Hubby but you know it's true). Not sure I could cope seeing him looking less than gorgeous!:yh_rotfl

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Well having adopted a slight Westcountry accent it's a Jag-u-arrrr with the hint of a burr at the end!

Or as Jeremy Clarkson would say - the Jaaaag!

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To quote Dorey from finding Nemo - "Just keep swimming"

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He's adorable!

Are you sure he's related to you??? :sneaky:;)

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<r>G#Gill;1309901 wrote: I'm sure I'm not the only one who looks forward to that ! :-6:D :-4 thanks x farmer giles;1309964 wrote: hello immy how are you <E>:)</E>:) thanks for the chuckle <E>:)</E>:) I'm surviving, life has been st...

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G#Gill;1309668 wrote: Hey! Immy, nice one Mrs !!! :yh_rotfl Long time no see .................. come back more often !

Life has been busy but hopefully I'll have more time for myself soon...........:rolleyes:

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<t>THE UK IS IN DEEP TROUBLE... The population of this country is APPROXIMATELY 60 MILLION. 32 million are retired. That leaves 28 million to do the work.. There are 17 million in school or at Universities. <br/...

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<t>dubs;1309235 wrote: This reminded me of the time I was training some people at a Mothercare warehouse. We'd found a working baby monitor, amongst the returned stuff and put the speaker bit in the back of a long dark trailer under some parcels.. We just waited til' the bloke who was loading said t...

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Well I'm delighted that our snivelling, expense grabbing-then repaying, two-faced, self serving MP has been hoicked out of his seat! Brilliant............:-6

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YZGI;1308241 wrote: I wondered when someone would comment on that. I thought she meant going to the restroom.:yh_rotfl

I'd hate to let the side down!!:sneaky:

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<r>weelynnie;1307036 wrote: Just to bring you all up to date! We have the most fantastic week. Our lovemaking has been better than ever before and the number of times per day is way beyond my dreams. You all helped me so much and I want to thank you for your assistance in all this. I think we may be...

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Lovely to hear that you are enjoying it - thought you would xx

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<t>weelynnie;1305743 wrote: I DO have control over his Internet visits. I'm the controller of the router and when I'VE had enough I switch him off, as I am about to do right now. She's off on holiday for a week and I have told her I shall do my best to 'steal' him from her. She's more than willing. ...

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<t>He's behaved and is still behaving with total disregard for you. Sod him, if he's not crawling on his hands and knees begging for forgiveness and offering to give up the internet altogether I'd be inclined to disconnect something! This woman isn't rea...

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<t>He's behaved appallingly. This goes way beyond a bit of gentle flirting over the internet. It doesn't really matter if he really intended going to meet her or if it was a fantasy conjured up by a sad git having his final flush of 'not lost the ol' magic yet'. In his head an...

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<r>koan;1302355 wrote: That's uber-cool to see modern kids with R2D2!! I see they're being raised right <E>:D</E> So nice you get to spend time with them and have fun :-6 that's so right, I have tried to indoctrinate my family into the Star Wars cul...

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<r>oscar;1301132 wrote: Labour took a dip at the budget but that's normal. They just keep gaining <EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f615">:confused:</EMOJI><EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f615">:confused:</EMOJI> Oi you, are you just trying to make me unhappy? I was quite looking forw...

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oscar;1301122 wrote: Taken from Govpoll.

CON 38%(-1), LAB 31%(-1), LDEM 19%(+1).

Looks like 5 more years with Gordon Brown then?

God forbid, I'll be off if he is, don't know where but it'll be far, far away

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oscar;1301120 wrote: Gordon Brown the Prime Minister told us he was resigning :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

That wouldn't be an April Fools joke, that'd be all my birthdays and Christmases rolled into one.......................

:sneaky:

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Nope, I've had more than 24 hours to think about it and still it can't be beaten -

Tosser:yh_rotfl:sneaky:

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<t>oscar;1300707 wrote: Your Clarice Is worth on average Â£800 to Â£1,000 for each Item. If They are of the rarer variety, maybe Â£2,500. Took them to a charity antique evening for a valuation a few years back. One item is a crocus jug which is quite a common ...

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Calling you a tosser is so old hat these days, you've come to expect it..............I'll take tonight to think of something else and report back tomorrow.

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Two items of Clarice Clift pottery.

A wash stand.

No idea how old they are but love them and won't part with them.

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<t>These are amazing, thank you to everyone who is sharing their stories. A huge comfort. I just want to remember my grandad. I never really knew my mother's father, he died when I was five, the only memory I really have of him is him shouting at my uncle who must have been on...

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<t>We lost my Nan last year, she was 92. Christmas 2008 she was unable to come to us as she usually did as she was in a local nursing home for some respite care as she was 'off her legs' for a while. The care there was exceptional, we visited her Christmas morning but missed her and she missed spend...

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<t>Grieving seems to me to be a lifelong process, the pain ebbs and flows according to time, anniversaries,events etc. No time limit to grieving, no 'proper' way to do it, however it affects you is how it is. Mourning is different and seems to be forgott...

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I like Tescos finest lasagne. I'm the only one in my house that eats lasagne and just can't be bothered to make it just for me. Tescos is quite good - and good value for money

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<t>Bez that sounds very similar. It's a sh1t of a condition to have at times. My latest adventure with it is clusters of migraines, four weeks of them, almost continuously - bloody miserable making. Thank God for an absolutely marvellously supportive GP, at times I couldn't cope without him. No wond...

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