Quote by dee_licious
I came across this hilarious site while running google image searches of members profiles (yes, "she" was using borrowed pictures). At first my feminist side was repulsed, but then I couldn't help but giggle! It's just ridiculous that someone would set this whole thing up! But also I guiltily admit, fun to have a go - esp. when you get it right.
Quote by dee_licious
I came across this hilarious site while running google image searches of members profiles (yes, "she" was using borrowed pictures). At first my feminist side was repulsed, but then I couldn't help but giggle! It's just ridiculous that someone would set this whole thing up! But also I guiltily admit, fun to have a go - esp. when you get it right.
Quote by GnV
Some abuse our hospitality but not all not even most who come here, and that is our own fault, all we need is immigration controls and we could have even more immigrants coming here but to our benefit not detriment, we could recruit nurses and doctors and dentists and skilled workers on a greater scale that we do now, all we need is to say "you can come here if you can house yourself and pay your way" Australia does it, Jersey does it, the Channel Islands do it, Switzerland does it.
We could tell the EU that we will allow tourists, we will allow workers providing they can prove they have the ability to finance themselves whilst here, that they have medical insurance should they need help, that they can speak enough of our language to be able to look after themselves or will be living with others who can help them.
:worship: spot on G Quote by meat2pleaseu
The betting side would be more interesting if it was based on first retiree, first broken collar bone, first broken finger, first rider to chuck their £25000+ bike into the road cos they got a puncture at the wrong place, first rider to pull off a totally unexpected stage win from a breakaway that wasn't swept up.....now that the tour i've enjoyed watching for the last 30 years :bounce:
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Quote by Cubes
if i was in charge all women would have to wear mini skirts by law :lickface:
Quote by Meeko
It's been a bit of a rough winter so thought we could all bask in the tranquility of others.
Add a bit of ying to counter the yang.
Reason to be cheerful part 1. The daffodils are out in my garden!
Quote by MidsCouple24
so two pages later and still no substantiated facts!!! I'm afraid Jed your argument against Rouge for stating a factual comment that you was talking Rubbish must stand
and as usual you try to change the subject to something you do know a little about,, military conflict
but looking at it i think Rouge was a bit premature......... what he should have said was your talking............................ Bollocks
i applaud his politeness
:lol: Quote by Meeko
It's been a bit of a rough winter so thought we could all bask in the tranquility of others.
Add a bit of ying to counter the yang.
Reason to be cheerful part 1. The daffodils are out in my garden!
Quote by MidsCouple24
Yes I consider him an expert witness and am sure a court of law would accept his experience just as they would a doctor.
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Because he owner of the said swingers club also owns 3 of the premier swingers clubs in the UK, he told me and I have no reason to doubt his knowledge or integrity.
:rotflmao: Quote by Toots
Which why anyone uses Safari is beyond me, it's utter pants as the main browser, but nontheless
Quote by MidsCouple24
Because he owner of the said swingers club also owns 3 of the premier swingers clubs in the UK, he told me and I have no reason to doubt his knowledge or integrity.
:rotflmao: Quote by MidsCouple24
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Sorry Mids, but you're talking rubbish again.
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I am stating a opinion and in the UK I am allowed to do that or am I wrong, do I need to seek asylum somewhere for having an opinion ?
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fair point, and fair play to him, he did not deny what I said or try to make excuses, he held his hands up, it is only others that have taken offence at what I said.
:rotflmao: Quote by pookbunnies
CCTV is a waste of time, apart from the bonus of being able to watch them break into your house time and again.
most chav theives dont give a damm about cctv, if they want what you got they will try to take it, lets face it, its easier than having to work for it.
the only deterrent is violence, whether by hungry large dog or baseball bat. HV tazers are available on ebay, i'd advise picking one up, as a non lethal means of deterring said chav the judge might look on this as reasonable force, but thats a coin flip.
most chavs break in either when your not at home or at night when your asleep, dogs are probably the best option, but if cannine commitment is too much just do the best you can.
good alarm system, with sms capability is a no brainer these days, chavs hate alarms. zoned so you can cover the house but still move around upstairs.
remote panic buttons to activate internal sounders in case you get breached during the day.
lockable window catches, and DONT LEAVE THE KEYS IN THEM as every one seems to do.
deadlocks on main doors.
and last of all good insurance cos if they want it they will try to take it
Quote by Rogue_Trader
I think you would have to have your head buried in soft peat if you didn't agree that minimal investment could have prevented the flooding on the Somerset levels. Today was my misfortune to visit the levels, and whilst minimal homes are affected the loss of livelihood and grazing land is immense. But hey-ho these aren't stockbrokers or media types so who cares. Well not the government or the EA!
Quote by Rogue_Trader
I think you would have to have your head buried in soft peat if you didn't agree that minimal investment could have prevented the flooding on the Somerset levels. Today was my misfortune to visit the levels, and whilst minimal homes are affected the loss of livelihood and grazing land is immense. But hey-ho these aren't stockbrokers or media types so who cares. Well not the government or the EA!
