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Chloe, it's really sad that you don't find it positive to post here but I can understand that you don't and can understand you wanting to leave. I truly wish you would reconsider :-4

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<r>Oscar Namechange;1470545 wrote: For me, seeing Danny Dyer sing Pretty Flamingo In Eastenders. He can come round and wreck my boozer any time he likes. <YOUTUBE id="-teu3DjO0X4"><URL url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-teu3DjO0X4">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-teu3DjO0X4...

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Happy 2015 to all :-4

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<t>FourPart;1470516 wrote: I have always loathed Big Brother. Not only is it an insult to the genius of the author whose name it has plagiarised, but as with all 'reality' TV programmes it bears no relation to reality whatsoever. The characters are always selected to be those that will most flambouy...

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Oscar Namechange;1470514 wrote: Just for you Theia, I'll watch an episode next time.

:yh_rotfl

Be careful...you never know, you might be converted

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<t>Oscar Namechange;1470505 wrote: I partially agree with you. Anyone wishing to be a celebrity should be aware of the pitfalls of the media but with reality tv, I find It a whole new sinister ball game. The only reality tv show I'll watch, Is The Apprentice because at least the contestan...

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<r>Oscar Namechange;1470467 wrote: :wah::wah: I don't agree with everything she says but I do remember the outrage when she stated on breakfast tv that fat people are fat because they eat too much. Yet, she went further than that and to prove her point, deliberately piled on 4 stone to pr...

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<t>Oscar Namechange;1470464 wrote: She's no different to most people but I'd rather have someone like her who has the balls to say what she thinks than those treacly sweet celebs who are all smiles and oozing fake Insincerity just to stay on the TV... I bet they are right nasty pieces of work off ca...

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<t>FG;1470389 wrote: Bob Newhart was another - I've admired Mr Newhart from a very early age...I don't like country music, but I don't mean to denigrate those who do. And for the people who like country music, denigrate means 'put down'. My parents had an EP of Bob Newhart and it i...

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<t>FourPart;1470356 wrote: Nothing to be sorry for. I have similar tendencies from time to time, being bi-polar myself. As far as I'm concerned you are welcome to use the forums as a sounding board. Same here from me, Anne. I'm here and can understand what you're saying only too wel...

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<t>I liked Budapest the first time I heard it but, as always happens when I like a song on first hearing it, I soon tired of it. And the same goes for several other George Ezra tracks. And Ed Sheeran seems to be everywhere at the moment and I'm tired of his music too. Sam Smith...

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My opinion is that it's all about the "odd" lad who sits away from everyone else and doesn't join in. It's not against the rules to poke him with a stick but don't be surprised if he hits back.

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<r>Bruv;1469353 wrote: Saw two versions of this at a last performance night at my wives granddaughter's school.Both by girls ooozing teen angst or whatever it is......found it refreshing....and I thought innocence was dead. <YOUTUBE id="dpZ5-ALxNfY"><URL url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?...

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Bruv;1469352 wrote: This one ?

Bruv, the links aren't showing up again on my iPad, so I'm just assuming it is this one

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Sam Smith's Stay with Me

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<t>Christmas can be an odd time. As a child and when my children were little, I found it magical. Now that I'm older, I'm finding the whole idea of Christmas far from magical. Yes, I shall spend Christmas Day with the children and grandchildren and that will be lovely but it's hard to be as enthusia...

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FourPart;1469063 wrote: Mind you, they do look a bit like camping tolets.

(I wonder if that's where "Camp" got the idea)

That made me laugh...they do

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Didn't we used to have a place on here, years ago, where you could chat to a robot?

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Can you imagine what it must be like to suffer from a serious mental health issue? Does anyone seriously think that you would be able to make a rational, well considered decision whilst in the grips of a schizophrenic/psychotic episode?

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Betty Boop;1468878 wrote: I shall have to ponder...

why are hair straighteners wasted on you?

I could understand if you had curly hair every time I see you, but you don't :wah:

She was a stroppy teen at the time and she doesn't even remember saying it.

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<t>"You're weird, but not nice weird" (an ex partner) "Hair straighteners are wasted on you" (my eldest granddaughter whilst watching me straighten my hair) Just a couple, loads more but I'm off to bed ETA...children will be back shortly to relieve me as babysitter, ...

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Oscar Namechange;1468871 wrote: Very true mon petit anglais rose rouge.

Messy buckets, my friend

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Oscar Namechange;1468868 wrote: I just yawned.

Thanks,

:mad::mad::mad::mad:

I didn't intend 5 mads but I didn't think my first, second, third or fourth worked.

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<t>I was chatting with a friend recently and we decided that we all have a head full of different thoughts. Even if these thoughts seem similar in content, they are all processed slightly differently by the life experiences we've had. So, in a way, we are all unique and, if our individual thoughts w...

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<t>FourPart;1468864 wrote: Why is a Yawn infectious? Why is it that just thinking about a yawn can make you yawn? Why is it that trying not to yawn makes you yawn all the more? What is the purpose of a yawn anyway? I find I yawn a lot after I've bee...

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Peter Lake;1468826 wrote: If i had a cat that looked like Hitler, i'd never let him out.

Cat Who Looks Like Hitler Survives Brutal Beating

Aww, bless him

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<t>Fuzzy;1468737 wrote: Yes it was meant as a humorous response. My apologies if you were offended by it.:-3 Not offended at all. It's just that sometimes people mention a problem in a humorous way when it is actually a real worry for them. And I wanted to double check...the members...

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Fuzzy;1468636 wrote: Alzheimers.:-5

I'm hoping that's a humorous response. But if it isn't, would you like to talk to us more about it?

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I went to a few pub quizzes with some friends who were regular quizzers. I thought it would be a good laugh but no, people took it so seriously...whispering so that other groups wouldn't hear, covering up answers when people walked past etc

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Bruv;1468570 wrote: I resemble that remark, I fluked a ten or two on occasion.

That's exactly it, Bruv. "Fluked". I have too.

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<t>Bruv;1468543 wrote: Yeah.......me too........I am swotting up on Broadway Musicals for the *cough* History questions and American Presidents/Adverts/TV Soaps for the General Knowledge ones......but I'm not bitter..........I'm not honestly. I'm not bitter either. My selfless part ...

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I'm merely playing to make up the numbers

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My condolences to you and your family, AA

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<t>Oscar Namechange;1468318 wrote: I slammed the door on the way out but I've been ordered to get back here. It's all Theia's fault... she's been berating me all though my fish and chip supper. So, sorry, you'll have to blame Theia ... I had to come back as I'm scared of her.<b...

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Oscar Namechange;1468184 wrote: This Is Theia

Tickling a Pygmy Owl - YouTube

Cuddly wise bird

I'm loving that, Oscar, thank you :-6

The expression on that owl's face...gone completely unnecessary, as my mum would say.

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Bruv;1467893 wrote: I wouldn't do that, would I ?

Are you the sort of person who would do that, Bruv? Would it even enter your mind?

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<t>LarsMac;1467756 wrote: All the words anyone can come up with are not going to help until you have worked it all out in your head. It takes time, and you have to ride through the emotions. I think of myself as fairly unsentimental, as well, but I had a hard time with the passing of the...

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<t>FG;1467741 wrote: And they stick to the wording from the Pilgrim's Progress, I notice. It was shockingly bowdlerized a hundred years ago but at least we Methodists kept the shock of the original all through the years. It's difficult to imagine the words to a different tune but the words were only...

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<t>sugarpuff;1467724 wrote: I think it is a shame .. We are fifty years and older .. We live through all sorts of things good or bad ... Here we are wasting our last years of our lives .. on a computer ... Isn't there something better to do .. then sit o...

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FG, it's such an earthy, bold rendition of one of my favourite hymns.

I don't download many tunes, partly because my iPhone, iPod and iPad don't seem to link with one another and iTunes won't work for me on my main computer (yes, of course it's ME...I wouldn't pretend otherwise.)

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That must have been a shock to you, Oscar. Don't even try to shake it off, it'll pass when it's time, leaving just the good memories of your friendship with Gary.

Sending love to you.

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Maddy Prior and The Carnival Band - He who would true valour see.

Wonderful :-6

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The excitement of one of the scientists on the news was wonderful to see.

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<t>Oscar Namechange;1467523 wrote: We don't have candidates In every ward this time round but we do have some quality candidates. I'm not Including myself In that catagory of quality by the way :wah: We only need two returned to disrupt the establishment. Are you going to the C...

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<t>Oh yes,we know how to do pomp indeed. I watched the Festival and the Service and was very moved. I also watched The Passing Bells on BBC 1 last week. The two main characters were young men who joined the army at the beginning of WW1, one English and one German. Yet I had thi...

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Bryn Mawr;1467481 wrote: An excellent film - one of the few I've watched during a flight and enjoyed

Judi Dench's character says in the last scene, it'll be all right in the end, if it isn't all right, then, trust me, it isn't the end. Lovely film.

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<t>I recorded this last night. What a wonderful film, with an amazing cast. I loved Maggie Smith's character's comment when told by her surgeon that she might have to wait 6 months for a hip operation...Six months! At my age, I don't even buy green bananas. And, from another ch...

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I can't imagine how I'd feel if a loved one was murdered, and I hope I never find out. And I can understand why victims' families might call for the death penalty. Thats as far as my understanding goes, at the moment

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So, if we kill a murderer, are we too guilty of murder? This is a genuine enquiry and I'd like to hear what people think about it.

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Welcome to FG, Fuzzy :-6

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