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Why don't you just arrange a night, with you as the main attraction. There is a quiet spot i know of. Or do you want a bigger crowd? All depends on what your looking for

Quote by Naughty Wigan Couple
Yep so bored i've done the mountain of ironing :shock:

Quote by Misskitty_2008
My other half brought me some Jamaica Ginger cake for me today for my pudding.. he remembered it was my favorite! I feel all warm and fluffly inside now!

Quote by sparky33
Yep so bored i've done the mountain of ironing :shock:

Quote by tantricboy
I'm having to stay inside all day and wait for a delivery which will probably not even turn up - URGH.
Some suggestions to get rid of boredom today:
1. Go into the loft (or other) and go through all your old photos. There's always a magic photo (that's a photo no one remembers taking or seeing before - which has been put there by the photo goblins).
2. Ring up the free customer hotlines on the back of packets of food (cakes, biscuits etc) and ask them if you can read them a poem you’ve just written about how great the product is.
3. Play Big Brother I-spy. The points system is below:
Someone is called to diary room (1 Point)
Sounds of birds when there should be talking (1 Point)
Racism (2 Points)
Homophobia (2 Points)
Someone uses the expression “they’re just playing a game” (3 Points)
Something vaguely entertaining happens (3,852 Points)
The sexy one strips to a bikini (Call Me)
(Disclaimer: Remember your boredom levels may go up and well and down as a result of following this advice.)

Quote by jaymar

I have a pic of mine (funny men get slagged for that (not another cock pic) but no complaints about women with pics of their bits...lol) so you cn decide where mine fits...haha.

Quote by Misskitty_2008
Ive made lunch for the next three days.. done a plle of ironing like Lyns, sent ten emails.. watched Murder She Wrote..
Me bored...???
Too right!!!!

Quote by Dawnie

1 ... i was in the staff canteen in a hospital (i worked in the hospital) and overheard a conversation between several people who work with the transplant team and things they said made me vow never to carry a card, basically they said/implied that staff dont try as hard to keep people alive if they know they carry a donor card ... this was many years ago and maybe i didnt hear right but what i did hear horrified me

Quote by winchwench
Eldest dd getting a place at her first choice uni!
The flipside is, it's 250ish miles away, and I've spent the last half hour blubbering like a girl. :cry:

Quote by fem_4_taboo
Ive been on the doner register for years , i think since i was about 11. Although back then it made me very angery that my mum said if anything ever happened she woud refuse the consent. ffs.
now im an adult all my family are aware of my wishes, ive spoken to them about this and they have discussed their wishes. My chldren decided they also wanted to.
we also discussed how we want to go, crem, grave etc.
im crem then the ashes burried.
xx fem xx

Quote by Misterwood
I told my mum I wanted to donate when I was about 12 (no idea what spurred me on). The first thing she said was "oh, dont let them take your eyes". She got quite upset about it I give blood regularly now and will donate, and my family are aware.
What does piss me off is all those who can't be arsed one way or the other.

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Jack
St trinians
Alvin & the chipmunks
Santa Clause the movie (yes i know its August)
The Snowman
Home alone 123&4

Quote by TanKinky
Jack
St trinians
Alvin & the chipmunks
Santa Clause the movie (yes i know its August)
The Snowman
Home alone 123&4

Quote by TanKinky
Jack
St trinians
Alvin & the chipmunks
Santa Clause the movie (yes i know its August)
The Snowman
Home alone 123&4

Quote by Flirty_bbw47
Glad to help!
I do go on a bit tho
It is something I am passionate about- its my job!!!!
flirty xxxxx

Quote by foxylady2209
I was always a tom-boy. At the time I believed it was a choice. I now realise it was imposed on me. My sis was always prettier, could do makeup chose and wore nice clothes. I was always bought blue, tough clothes cos I would always get dirty.
I have never found a dress that looks even vaguely good on me (long back, broad shoulders etc.) and make-up feels like face-pack and looks like Co-co the clown helped me out in the dark.
Basically I am wayyyy too old to be a tom-boy anymore but I have no skill or experience being a girly-girl. I simply don't know how to do it. So here I am in black trousers and shirt for work, jeans and t-shirt for home. At least it's simple I suppose.
Jeez, I'm depressed now.

Quote by Flirty_bbw47
Ah something I actually know about!
As the law stands (Human Tissue act 2004 which became law Sept 2006), if you have registered on the NHS organ donor register, carry a donor card or even let your wishes be known to your family, that is now a legel consent and the family cannot in law override that decision. However the law also states that if the family are reall against it then it may be inappropriate to preceed with are mixed feelings even in the transplant community about an "opt out" system. I believe the system we have would work well with better resourcing!
The organ shortage has been a priority for the DOH and they have just fully accepted 14 recommendations that they hope would see a 50% rise in the amount of transplants over the next 10 years.
I know how much comfort a bereaved family get when they recieve feedback about how many lives have been saved or changed when a loved one has sadly become a donor. It is also easier when the decsion has been made by the deceased and they don't have to make that choice when asked.
There is also the huge impact that transplantation has on the lifes of recipients and their families.
I do believe in choice; and for whatever reason you don't like the idea of or don't agree with donation, that is fine.
You have to die in a specific way to donate organs such as heart, lungs, liver, kidneys and pancreas but many many people who have a "normal" death can donate tissues such as corneas, skin and heart valves and there is no upper age limit for donating eyes.
People have many misconceptions about their own abilty or suitability to donate organs so then don't think it worth registering. Lungs are taken from some smokers, livers are taken from some drinkers- our bodies are amazing and these organs do recover when transplanted.
So I will get off my soap box and finish by urging those who support donation to register on the Organ Donor Register and most imprtantly discuss your wishes with your family. As a society, we are bad about discussing death especially our own! But it is the one thing we are all assured of!!
Here is another website of interest about a young girl who sadly became a donor (you will need tissues!)

If anyone has questions and I can answer I will
Flirty xxxxx

Quote by Sexysmilingeyes
becuase usually when someone goes against the grain its what happens - seen it loads of times
But ok, some of my reasons -
Like the other ladys mom, I feel I came into this world whole and I want to leave it that way.
I understand that we now have to knowledge to improve and extend peoples lives but I think swopping / adding new body parts is too far ... its not like one swop and its all sorted, people have to take tablets forever then to stop it rejecting and many have to have another transplant later in life. For me personally if I was the 'knackered' and I use that term loosely (not wanting to offend anyone) then I dont want to keep being repaired, I'd much rather enjoy what I had for the time I had.
I just think we are not all born equal, with the given right to live X amount of years - if we keep extending and prolonging life like we are we will be never die at this rate - which I know some think great, but we need to think of the bigger picture, like the quality of life.
Hope it explains a little of what I think