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Hellooo and hooray. Happy Birthday tooodaaayyy!!!

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right then, do tell....how the bejesus do you post pictures? In laymans terms perlease...

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<r>:wah: Soberano- Funnily enough I remember my Mum arming me with phrases to counter taunts. I was fat and had cheap NHS glasses (and was a bit unusual) so I had it all - I was a veritable gift for the bullies, you could almost see them rubbing their hands in glee when I approached! Mum always said...

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<t>Cheers all, There is a big part of me that thinks well, we all have our different things that people will mock us for but I suppose when I see my little boy being pushed by older kids and called ginger when he is too young to even understand what it means then it just tugs at the old h...

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<t>Hi all, I just thought I'd pop on to FG and find out your opinions on this subject. My eldest boy (2 1/2) is a red head (well a bright auburn rather than orange if you know what I mean). I recently watched a programme on TV about people's reactions to red heads/ginger haired...

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Sometimes stereotypes are rooted in the truth. It's not ignorant, it happens the same in this country. I think it's entirely fair to say that the further down the social classes you go, the poorer diets get, whether it's financial restraints or lack of proper nutritional information.

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<t>I ALWAYS check for trans fats in mine and my kids foods. I wouldn't feed it to them in the same way I wouldn't let then drink alcohol and play with matches. In fact, I think it's negligent to feed your kids crap like this. It's just a cheap additive to food that would otherwise be even...

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<r>These people don't scare me at all. To be honest, some of the most outrageous looking people that I have met in my life were often the most kind hearted and interesting. It's the 'normal' looking screw ups in suits that you really need to worry about, the people who don't want people to look at t...

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<t>spot;448767 wrote: I also picked up on "as the patriarch rules supreme", Katy - an odd suggestion when so many African societies are still notably matriarchal. "In many cases the men contract HIV from extra marital affairs and then give it to the family" applies just as much in a Western setting ...

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<t>Thing is, I was fine with being wrong about the contraception thing. Doesn't bother me a jot if I've been misinformed, that's how you gain a decent knowledge of things by accepting that you don't know everything! I even conceded in my second post that it might be wrong. Spot just obvio...

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Fair enough Spot, you've got me! I made it all up for a laugh.

Boy! Do I look stupid!

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<t>Bored_Wombat;448691 wrote: There have certainly been attempts by coalition soldiers to stir up violence. And it seems to be working. But most of the dead are still at the hands of coalition soldiers ... in one uniform or another. I wasn't an advoate of the w...

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<r><URL url="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6108414.stm?ls">http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6108414.stm?ls</URL> So it seems as though in 50 odd years us Brits might be having to wrap our newspaper around chips alone......<E>:(</E> :-1 I know that fish and chips is qu...

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<r>Diuretic;440015 wrote: Ah, I love the smell of revisionism in the morning! Iraq really is Arabic for Vietnam isn't it? Already the, "the military could have won it if the politicians had taken the gloves off" is starting. Just as "stay the course" is being dumped so the ap...

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<t>I read about this in the Independent on Sunday and also watched a documentary that mentioned it as well. My point wasn't a moral one, I couldn't care less whether sodomy is moral or not, it's totally up to the individual as to what they want to do with their body. Your excerpt, being f...

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<r>telephoto lens;444799 wrote: First and foremost AIDS is not a moral issue or a disease that is isolated to homosexuals, prostitutes or needle drug users. All you have to do is look at Africa's AIDS pandemic to realize it is being spread on this continent through hetersexual sex. Also, ...

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Lulu2 wrote: (Just as a side note, I've created some SMASHING new outfits for those of my MINIONS who care to be chic while collecting the souls of the damned and bringing them to my throne.)

Ooooh do tell......... satin, velour or nylon?

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Lulu2 wrote: A man in Cape Town laughed when he ran into me on the street...he said, "I can always spot you YANKS! You walk on the same side as you drive."

Guilty!

Yeah and the shorts, baseball caps and cameras..........:wah:

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<r>Pinky wrote: Is that practical though? Can we afford to house, clothe and feed so may criminals? Do you think the death penalty would deter some from committing serial crimes? It has been proved that the death penalty does nothing to deter criminals Pinky. I think that the psyche...

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<t>Pinky wrote: I agree you have a good point. I don't think animal testing is an effective way to make sure products are safe, due to a different genetic makeup. However it still goes on. I still think killing is too good for some offenders though. It seems like an easy way out. Th...

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<r>cherandbuster wrote: <E>:D</E> EXCELLENT ONE, YZGI! <E>:D</E> C'mon Cher, I bet if you thought about it you could come up with a list of irritating things that get on your wick. If you can't then you could always moan about people who moan!<EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f6...

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Nomad wrote: There are so many things Id like to ask myself.

Very esoteric:D

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DesignerGal wrote: Have you ever tried to adopt in the good ole US of A?

Go on......

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<t>Pinky wrote: You may be right, but then I see poor animals as innocent, where as murderers etc have inflicted countless amounts of pain on others. Surely that makes the animals the more deserving creatures? But in my mind the two aren't linked. I see animal testing as in a comple...

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Smoke heroin.......?

Only joking.

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<t>Pinky wrote: I think things like this have to be thought through very carefully. Don't get me wrong...I can't stand downright evil people. If someone is proven beyond doubt to have say for example tortured, dismembered while alive and killed without remorse, then I reckon the dealth penalty is to...

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No...I love it! I admit, waking up in the dark is a pisser but dark cold evenings are so seasonal, makes me feel Christmassy. All the lights and stuff....

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I am disappointed Cars, from the title of this thread I thought it was going to be another juicy one about our sexual habits...oh well:wah:

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Hi Keith,

So I suppose you're not that happy about the collection of black and white stills I've taken with my long range lens then? Damn, and they've taken me so long to collect.......

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<r>Rapunzel wrote: Actually, I kinda like the idea. <E>:o</E> The thought of burial worries me . . . what if you're not actually dead and you wake up 6 feet under? I haven't liked the thought of cremation since reading about a husband who injected his wife with something which...

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<r>Galbally wrote: It certainly sounds like some good research, though its only microvaves and not visible light that they are able to "cloak" so I wouldn't get too excited about becoming invisible yet. Its also only in 2 dimensions and not 3 so again, not completely brilliant. Still, one a technolo...

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It's a deal. I'll start looking for an old Fire Station to do up and we'll be in business.

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Our clocks go back soon. I love it, an extra hour in bed and cosy wintry dark evenings.

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<t>Lulu2 wrote: My cell phone number adds up to 666...does this mean that I am the beast? Because, if so, I'd like to begin collecting souls now. It's always seemed fun to have your own MINIONS... Maybe you could collect them like they collect ghosts in Ghostbusters, check to see if...

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<t>I'm not pro death penalty. Sure there are times when my knee jerk reaction is just get rid of someone but then I use my reason. Many people think that the death penalty is the ultimate in punishment but I disagree completely. If you really want someone to suffer for their crimes then i...

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<t>nickols_k wrote: Peace to you! I've published material: my666.boom.ru/666_en.html This material makes understanding of Revelation more clear and will help to be saved for many many people and will help to avoid terrible plagues for many other people! You will not ...

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<t>I suppose one of my problems with it is that if a good percentage of prospective parents decide to adopt outside their own country, and bearing in mind it is always going to be affluent people taking on children from poorer countries, who is there to adopt the children native to their own country...

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With all this furore over Madonna adopting and African child; do you think that prospective parents should be made to adopt from their native country first and only in exceptional circumstance venture abroad?

My instinct would be to say yes....

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<r><URL url="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6064620.stm">http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6064620.stm</URL> I love stories like this, the potential for this tecnology is massive. I bet a pound to a penny though you'll not hear of this for years now, the military with take over and...

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abbey wrote: Of course i would'nt be seen dead with anything less than a banana dangling from me belt!:D

Hey Carmen, you're looking stunning...

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helefra wrote: Just to add on this one - my mum told me that she thought the reason why a man's penis went stiff was because there was a bone in it.

:yh_rotfl

What an excuse that would be.....'what? What? It's got a bone in it, I can't help it!'

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Lulu2 wrote: Hell, you could put your old Auntie into a gin/tonic and toast her with a chilled drink! :wah:

You wouldn't need the gin with my Auntie. She's 100% proof anyway.....

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Hi Cher, you dirty bird;)

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<t>Lulu2 wrote: She's intelligent, witty and has a nice figure. There's something in her head besides binge-purge and talking on cell phones while posing for the press. Could any of this be considered attractive? I've never seen her carry a miniature dog so she simply can't be attra...

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<t>Bill Sikes wrote: Crumbs, I had no idea. Who by? :wah: Various polls, I hear it now and again. You'll laugh but I think the most recent was by The Radio Times reader....does that surprise you? I think that a lot of men find her alluring, you know, just something about ...

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Mystery!!! I missed your Birthday, and what an excellent date it falls on too...many, many belated Happy Returns!!:-6

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<t>Lulu2 wrote: Katy, Helen Mirren is one of my favorite actresses. She's very popular here, among people who can see past an anorexic 20-something "actress" without any talents. Helen can do with just an eyebrow what it takes most actors an entire face (and dialogue) to convey. <br/...

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<t>Nomad wrote: Im sorry Katy but the birthday is over. Its back to the grind. Out to the fields *whip whip* no more basking in glory for you. The bubble bath is over. We simply cannot spend the rest of our lives adulating and coddling you, theres work to be done, wars to fight, the leaves have to b...

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Please....!

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<r>Hamster wrote: Katy your resume is short but very effective....<E>;)</E> Is there a paricular area you wish to work in? I already have an erm....animal expert...a janitor, a PA and a PA to my PA....(Cher and Doctor G will be back shortly after their "training session"). I do need howev...

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