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kaz_allen
Over 90 days ago
Bi-curious Female, 61
Straight Male, 60
0 miles · Stoke-on-Trent
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uttoxeter races 16th may james bond evening both ourselves and stockingslegs thought that this might be a nice change for a social event. We are giving people quite a bit of notice for this one to give them chance to save up etc. For people who would need to stay over there is a hotel very close to the racecourse. Costs vary depending on what part of the racecourse or what package people would prefer
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Posted: Mon Jan 5, 2009 3:15 pm
We don't mind taking a flier now and again but we're worried about your ability to pick good venues that you can actually find...especially after twenty years!
Put us down for it anyway - it'll be a laugh if nothing else.
Billy.
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I wudnt worry if Dave cant find venue im sure that me, allen or anyone else who is going who r local will be able to find it
Posted: Mon Jan 5, 2009 3:15 pm
We don't mind taking a flier now and again but we're worried about your ability to pick good venues that you can actually find...especially after twenty years!
Put us down for it anyway - it'll be a laugh if nothing else.
Billy.
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Once a blue...
I wudnt worry if Dave cant find venue im sure that me, allen or anyone else who is going who r local will be able to find it
sara im in a similar position with a member of my staff she just discovered last week that she was pregnant 9she was 17 weeks pregnant. She had just come to terms with it when she started to bleed last night tragically she lost the baby this afternoon I am now supporting her through this. Sara at times been an employer isnt the easiest of things but we have to be there sometimes as a friend as well as an employer. I hope your friend is ok and that you can support her the best that you can
Dont you think he gives enough of his money away already?
Whilst the above charity may well be a good cause, he already gives very generously to charities that he supports. Or would some like him to give all his money away?
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we are all entitled to our opinions and this is one as someone who has known Phil and his family for many years I feel qualified to give. As I am aware many people have a bit of a guilty feeling when things as sensitive as domestic violence is mentioned.
Whilst the above charity may well be a good cause, he already gives very generously to charities that he supports. Or would some like him to give all his money away?
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we are all entitled to our opinions and this is one as someone who has known Phil and his family for many years I feel qualified to give. As I am aware many people have a bit of a guilty feeling when things as sensitive as domestic violence is mentioned.
as a person from Phil's home town I agree with the fact that he should have give the prize money to charity. In fact the prize money would have been best given to the Elizabeth Trust which is a local charity for battered wives. This would have been a most poignant gesture by Phil if he had been brave enough to do it
