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Theladyisaminx
Over 90 days ago
Straight Female, 62
United Kingdom

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11 years ago, when my daughter then 1 shut the door while I put the rubbish out and locking her and her twin brother inside, I call the firemen out. redface
when was the last time you flirted with someone?
I have a few albums around, I have ones called Cherish, Rock me baby. Ok I even have his 2009 calendar above my pc on the wall.
Nobody can say I am not loyal. redface
Hubby has a large collection of vinyl, but our turntable has just packed up.
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I have to admit that being a bit of an old bugger, I haven't heard of a lot of the artists mentioned in the posts above.
Also I don't have an Ipod/youtunes/mp3 thing whatever it's called - but I do have a home-made complilation tape in the car
Hazel O'Conner
Grover Washington
Roger Miller
Dolly Parton
Filippa Giordano
Dusty Springfield
Shirley Bassey
Nat King Cole :inlove:

Now !! Nat King Cole ... you have to let yaself get sucked in to the time that he was recording to really appreciate it .... wink
More you era hey flower! wink
I prefer exploring before furkling about in the undergrowth. wink
There is nothing worse, than furkling and not knowing what you are furkling for, always best to get the directions right and know the spot of the cache the rewards are always greater. :rascal:
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Probably because Pakistan is for now an important ally of the West and is heavily dependent upon it.
Pakistan is fighting its own war against the Taliban with American help but should it and its nuclear weapons fall fall into Taliban hands, expect to see America take action against it.
By the way, we are not at war with Afghanistan, we are there fighting the Taliban and many Afghanistanis are grateful of that fact.

Max you have to learn to get your quotes right. lol
Oh !!! the irony !!
:shock: How did that happen?
rotflmao ermmm whoops redface
Max its your fault lol
rotflmao rotflmao rotflmao Its now quoting your name to what I said, and my name to what you said...I think something strange is going on in here. I still blame max rolleyes
Quote by flower411

Probably because Pakistan is for now an important ally of the West and is heavily dependent upon it.
Pakistan is fighting its own war against the Taliban with American help but should it and its nuclear weapons fall fall into Taliban hands, expect to see America take action against it.
By the way, we are not at war with Afghanistan, we are there fighting the Taliban and many Afghanistanis are grateful of that fact.

Max you have to learn to get your quotes right. lol
Oh !!! the irony !!
:shock: How did that happen?
rotflmao ermmm whoops redface
Max its your fault lol
Quote by Max777

Probably because Pakistan is for now an important ally of the West and is heavily dependent upon it.
Pakistan is fighting its own war against the Taliban with American help but should it and its nuclear weapons fall fall into Taliban hands, expect to see America take action against it.
By the way, we are not at war with Afghanistan, we are there fighting the Taliban and many Afghanistanis are grateful of that fact.

Max you have to learn to get your quotes right. lol
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Well even though this household will possibly go through every emotion in this house, when mrs777's son goes to Afghanistan next year,I still believe we are doing the right thing.
Are people denying now that Al-Qaeda exist? Are people denying they were responsible for 9/11? Are people denying they are not a threat to us? Were they not responsible for the London bombings? They are lurking in this country under a lot of stones, and young BRITISH Muslims are being sucked in to kill us.
A lot of these " freedom fighters " or whatever you want to call them, have trained in Afghanistan and yes in Pakistan, but at least Pakistan has some kind of infrastructure there. Afghanistan is a tin pot medieval hell hole, that our boys are being killed in.
The Afghan people have done us no harm, it is the terrorists they harbour that do.
It matters not to me what people on here or anywhere else says, it is all just opinions and thoughts but....this Government have decided to invade and stamp out this cancer from our they succeed or not I do not know, but doing something is better than doing nothing which a lot on here propose.
I wonder how peoples reactions and thoughts would be IF it was one of their loved ones caught up in the London bombings? I wonder how some would feel IF one of their children had died on that bus, blown to bits by fanatical BRITISH Muslims, supposedly in the name Of Islam. Or were the orders from the very top of Al-Qaeda, directed from the very country that some would have us not go into?
I know what side I am on and it ain't on the side of people who have killed BRITISH civilians, in the most cowardly of ways.
Yes this household will suffer next year with untold worries but...I still would rather our troops be there, fighting an enemy who HATE our way of life.

On that note I am outta here and will not comment any further on this thread. I have made my views very clear and I am PROUD to have someone in this house willing to fight for the right reasons, and he and his mates cannot wait to get out there and kick some Taliban arse....kick it hard boys.

Ermmm Kent I think you are forgetting my nephew signed up the same time as Mrs kent's son did.
But I am not happy that he might die for the cause, but if you are proud who am I am to question that.
I wrote a thread about 6 months ago about my daughter being bullyied at school, and not knowing what as a parent should I do. I was split in wanting to remove her pain by changing school, to make her stand her ground and not let anyone push her around.
I desperately wanted her to stand up to the bullies as I had the same problems at school some 30 years ago, and I let them win for a great part of my life, in me failing at school, and missing out on my education. I wanted her to raise above it and still gain her education. By moving school I was scared this same thing could happen again, as my daughter is caring and sensitive and could not understand why someone who she once saw as a friend would want to hurt her.
6 months on I wanted to write what action I as a parent took. I believed and stood by that she needed to stay at the school she was at, so I had to help her to understand that in life she will come up against people that would not treat her how she expected them too, that she needed to have no expectations of others and realise there were mean people that would always want to get one up on others, in sly and nasty ways. She needed to lower her expectation of others and choose her friends very carefully.
She has I am pleased to say raised above it, she is a totally different little girl than she was last year her attitude she has towards me has gone, I believe that was due to the frustrations she felt of not being about to cope. Her confidence has greatly improved but she is still the same girl that cares.
When I asked her how she is coping, she said she doesnt expect everyone to care like she does and it has helped her to understand that we are all different.
She also said that she has realised that in life we have to go through difficut times, as in these times we question more and grow up.
I wanted to write this as for a little girl thats 12 I think she will be fine and I am so happy she has learnt this lesson.
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I dont like to keep the thread off topic but Saudi Arabia hasnt been attacked and I believe most of the 9/11 bombers were from there.
And Kent you cant eradicate terrorists or freedom fighters eventually you have to listne to them becuase they arent fighting a good old traditional war with winners and losers.

Thats the problem a lot woud see them as terrorists, they see themselves as freedom fighters.
Like wise they could see us as terrorists and a lot would say we are freedom fighters.
I think I have confused myself now. rolleyes