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i dont thing the technology in ffones is that far advnaced for the Chatroom and vids.
i am currently using an N95, and it works with most sites, but does struggle with Flash items.

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no offence, but has anyone actually read the article properly???
i think it says that children might well not like certain new/foreign foods, but the reasons WHY they might not like it is important.
If they say "yuk" i dont like it because of the taste then that is course it is.
If they say that they dont like it because its foreign then this could mean that they hold "racist" views. I think that is right and I think its important that children learn that if you dislike something/someone simply because its/they are foreign... then theres something wrong in that.
the article ends with the question "Is disliking spicy food a sign of racism?"... i think the answer is that it could be and im all for teachers/play leaders/parents working to stamp such narrow minded attitudes out at an early age.

Quote by Bonedigger
Thats a real toughie Fire......I think it would be ok if it was a family member or a VERY close friend....but not someone else. I think i would get a bit uppity if a stranger did it...I would be of the opinion that disciplining of MY kids is MY business and no one elses.
I work in a parent/toddler group, and its a very hard thing to judge discipline. We are very aware that everyone had different discipline styles, yet the centre we work in (as I imagine a lot of other places do) has a 'no smacking' policy and its difficult if we see a parent give theur child a tap on the hand or the backside.
Parenting style and discipline is a very personal thing, and when someone else tells you that what you are doing is, or maybe, wrong it can be a potential minefield. You need a great deal of tact as well as the hide of a rhino when broaching something like that with another oparent you dont kow too well.
Its a refelction of society as a whole today, that you cant discipline a child who is doing wrong, without fear of a lawsuit or at the very least a gob full of abuse.

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Mmmmmmmm?????
Is it just me, but I found the last episode of Dr Who rather disappointing? It felt like a mish-mash of ideas, but with very little in terms of resolution.
:dunno: :dunno:

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Well I can finally read this thread now, not had a chance to watch the final two episodes till now.
I loved it but it did feel a bit dissjointed, presembable too keep us hooked untill the Christmas special, but having to wait till 2010 :(
I only found out a few months ago when I was about 6yrs my dad used to work on DR Who and other stuff, and when they finished recording that particular series, my dad took the boards that made up the centre console of the Tardis and made it into a drinks bar in our house

Quote by Whipsnspurs
actually the attitudes of children and what they eat come from their parents first and then their peer groups. my son has never had a problem trying new foods and was never made awear of what country the foods came from.
if the goverment really wants to tackle racist issues it's starting in the wrong place. it should start with the adults, but then again it has been trying to do that for many years and it's not working that way either. we were all told about how wrong it was to be racist at school but that didn't stop me being bullied because of my colour. quite frankly it's rediculous for them to think that any teacher is going to hear what most children are going to say at meal times anyway. seeing other children eat is usually what gets the reluctent ones to try, as has been proven with veg. at the end of the day racisum is never going to be stopped and i doubt that most 3 year olds are going to be able to comment on what they are eatting other than to say whether they like it or not. if they say yuk then so what?
there comes a point where racisum is concentrated on so much that rather than stopping it it only highlights it more.
all bullying needs to be stopped but i think racisum is a losing battle. it's not just the 'whites' (and i use the term loosely) of this country that need teaching about racisum. the asian population are sadly just as bad if not worse in some cases. i know this from personal experience. worrying about how a child reacts to food is the least of there worries.
whips

Quote by DeeCee
no offence, but has anyone actually read the article properly???
i think it says that children might well not like certain new/foreign foods, but the reasons WHY they might not like it is important.
If they say "yuk" i dont like it because of the taste then that is course it is.
If they say that they dont like it because its foreign then this could mean that they hold "racist" views. I think that is right and I think its important that children learn that if you dislike something/someone simply because its/they are foreign... then theres something wrong in that.
the article ends with the question "Is disliking spicy food a sign of racism?"... i think the answer is that it could be and im all for teachers/play leaders/parents working to stamp such narrow minded attitudes out at an early age.

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Because the first thing any PC repairer does is check out all the pictures on the hard drive, including the ones you think you've deleted. I think this is probably what the OP is worried about?
Sorry, I don't. What's wrong with it? If you are that worried, is it something you can't solve by just copying your important data to another hard drive, wiping the original one, and re-installing everything?

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this is something that crops from time to time for us and so far its been a no from me as i don't see the point of a 1 to 1 meet with other guys i can get that with my hubby swinging to me is about bringing others into our fun y have 1 cock when u can have 2 or even more
i'm really not sure how i would handle mr b swinging solo i find watching him with other women a huge turn on but not being there a huge turn off not sure if i'm worried about more intimate connections being made in my abcence that may b it although that said i'm totally fine if we were at a club and he started having fun in an open room with another woman without me there then all well n good even if i didn't stumble across them still all good as long as he told me all the details i would find that very horny indeed i would only be miffed if he had gone to a locked room where i had no chance of stumbling across them not sure y just think its odd how it would make me feel jealous yet anything done in front of me is horny god the head is a funny thing :confused:

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Anyone know what Rios is like on a Monday night, what time is the busiest, thinking of going this evening if anyone wants to join the fun....

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I actually don't like chips, I'm not a fan of potato full stop.
Guess I'm weird then
Oooh and define normal....

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Because the first thing any PC repairer does is check out all the pictures on the hard drive, including the ones you think you've deleted. I think this is probably what the OP is worried about?
Sorry, I don't. What's wrong with it? If you are that worried, is it something you can't solve by just copying your important data to another hard drive, wiping the original one, and re-installing everything?

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Could she be Bad Wolf? :shock:

i must have missed that peanut .... could you explain it please

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whoa there bbw_lover! nothing wrong with adam and the ants!!
stewart goddard in his younger days? oh yes please! :twisted:
whips

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hi...my names Mrs Bonedigger.....and Im a HUGE Black Lace Fan.....they are my idols........
There....Ive said it...let the flaming begin!!!!!!!!
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i second that!
Can I make a request that bbw_lover adds a new signature to his profile and it should be
a.k.a squidgy