Can't wait to see the flood of St Georges day Gifs though eh !?
Personally speaking I would tie my slave in the corner of the room nice and tight. Then I would fuck my wife, and maybe some other guys would, with the slave watching but with his cock in a chastity device.
There are no excuses for the level of treatment that was discovered in the Stafford hospital review. However I thinks it's a step too far to say that the nursing profession as a whole does not care.
And do you know why they have the worst beaches? Because the beaches are in the nasty north :haha:
I'm not assuming anything. If he gets 28 out of 30 distinctions he has a place on a nursing course from September. If he didn't start training until September 2014 he would have to undertake another year of hands on healthcare prior to starting his cours, in addition to the things he has already had to do.
Isn't that what he, and all his contemporaries are already doing?
Any saving is not to be sniffed at.
I can see the middle ground in this argument.
The woman has every right to keep her pets. It's her lifestyle choice.
She also has every right to remain where she is and forego the £14 per week. It's her lifestyle choice.
But to go on TV bemoaning the changes to the welfare system and plead for sympathy whilst appearing unwilling to change her lifestyle seems a bit hypocritical.
Shouldn't they be multicultural shorts :color:
Follow pink's good advice and you can't go far wrong. however that doesn't help if you want to be able to display the rest of your comments, so unfortunately the only way is to delete the individual comments if and when they appear.
Never, I repeat NEVER, ask Mrs T to pick a film. She has many talents, but picking film is not one of them. Anyone else sat through 'Leprechaun' ?
And then the sequel?
I rest my case.
Troop aid are a small charity and therefore do a small amount to support our troops. Please don't get me wrong, I am not knocking what they do, or why they do it..
However the only troops that arrive in the UK 'with nothing but their shot-up clothing' are those that were at the furthest reaches of our pioneering surgery. Perhaps 20 in the last ten years.
Troops arriving back to the UK from Cyprus or the Falkland Islands are more than likely to be in civilian clothes, and those coming home from Afghanistan wear uniform too. Many units that go to Afghanistan ensure that their troops have a 'going home' uniform and that is the one they wear, sometimes only parts of it, when the guys return.
As I said, troop aid does a good niche job to assist the guys and girls out there; But their role is very small and generally only meets the needs on non frontline troops that have sustained an injury through sports, booze or physical activity rather than warfighting. Where their true value comes to its own is when an airman, sailor or soldier arrives back in the UK and they bridge the gap between the man's unit looking after him and his family.
Thats a fair example, but as I said I'm not sure it's legal. There are far better business minds than mine on this forum, one of them will probably be able to shed light onto the matter.
I just get the feeling that it would break some trade agreement or be against a competition law somewhere.
For what it's worth I think you are doing the right thing by not appearing on the show. As you said the programme makers would pick people with opposing views just to stir things up a bit. One couple that springs to mind are the one's that refused a gay couple to use their facility and were successfully sued recently.
I think that if you appeared on the show it might be a bit of a laugh and some short term publicity, but not all publicity is good. Your assurances of discretion would mean nothing once you had been on national TV, not to mention how it might affect your standing in the local community.
Putting yourself forward for the series Jed?
In general I agree with your full post and seem to remember the subject being discussed many times before.
starting to understand the forum rules now :uhoh: