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<t>BabyRider wrote: I panicked. As soon as I got it, I PM'ed Tombstone, because the only time I have used Paypal was to buy my sponsorship here. He tells me it's a fishing email, trying to get my info. I logged in and the account number on my debit card is not the one they have for this. I also wrot...

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<r>I've always hated my hair - not straight and not curly, kinda like candy floss til I iron it out with the straightners. But after the break up of my marriage it started falling out and breaking off. Only now, 3 months later, it has finally stopped falling out and I can go to bed peacefully knowin...

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They were some weird pictures - I got 8/16 which was mainly guesses

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<r>hunnerbear88 wrote: Now to my most important item of business... I decided on a birthday present for my mom! I'm going to make her a quilt with pictures on it... of us... of her as a child and of me as a child and now...she and I sew together- so it will be a private project but I'll start on it ...

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<r>Clancy wrote: Do certain words make you chuckle? Are there words around, that when you hear people say them you have to stiffle a laugh? "Shenanigans" is one that does it for me, but I remember my father saying stuff like: Oi' less of your "malarkey" m' boy". ....or when my...

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<r>hotsauce wrote: oh, LORD CLIPPER...i was looking at your signature pic and tryiing to figure out what the heck that had to do with elevators and midgets!!!!! my bad! i get it, i get it! i thought the pic was part of the joke and oh nevermind...i'm back from being gone...i do this...go MIA and com...

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Sorry, still don't get it....?

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I'm still thinking........

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<t>I've not been on FG for a long time. My marriage broke up in November, it wasn't unexpected and as much as I knew it would happen, it has still shocked the both of us. It was me who instigated it as I knew we couldn't carry on living as we had been doing. There wasn't a third party involved. ...

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Best: Watching my niece take her first steps :-6

Worst: My marriage ending a month ago

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<t>something I read in the paper last Saturday made me realise just how mad the world we're living in is. Apparently, hospitals are trying to ban people from looking at babies in their incubators because its against the babies human rights to be stared at without their permission. So now...

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<r>Hi guys!! My family and I have just returned from 2 weeks in Orlando which was the most fantastic holiday! My boss has a villa out there which was beautiful. We went to Magic Kingdom so I could just see that castle in real life!! We went to Seaworld which was amazing and Un...

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<t>Apart from family photos and jewellry, I have a lock of my nieces hair from her 1st birthday, I have the plane tickets from my honeymoon, my first birthday and christmas card with the word 'wife' on them and my first 'Auntie' card from my niece. They don't look much but they mean the whole world ...

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TMC wrote: Al Qeada claim responsibility.

No surprise there then :-5

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Apparently doctors are performing surgery the scenes of injury

god this is awful

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<t>lady cop wrote: time to bump this thread again for Smithy, her trip is coming up in august! anyone with florida experiences please give her some tips! ...here's another one...stay away from daytona, the tackiness sleaze capital of the universe. for something fun you may like treasure island, disn...

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<t>Are you tired of all those sissy "friendship" poems that always sound good, but never actually come close to reality? Well, here is a series of promises that really speaks to true friendship: 1. When you are sad - I will help you get drunk and plot revenge against the sorry...

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<r>I think you should be as honest as you just have been with us. It'd be awful if she met you thinking she could see something long term in you but you have other ideas. Be straight with her and she'll respect you more. You never know...maybe that's all she's looking for aswell? <E>:D</E> <br...

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<r>abbey wrote: Here we go again, despite the fact that it seems to have rained every day for the past year, water bans are once again being enforced! <URL url="http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/environment/story.jsp?story=643389"><LINK_TEXT text="http://news.independent.co.uk/...

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<r>Hey PP are the pills not helping that you've been prescribed? Can you go back to the docs? Or an operation? My brother in law has chrone's and seeing him ill was awful. I never realised how serious it was. I'm not much inspiration ( <E>:o</E> ) coz I'm crap at any...

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<r>acydikeen wrote: Why? And play up to you? No thanks.. Although I'm jealous of some of your laws, the ones surrounding this cae in America would have involved a long span in jail, and the key being thrown away :-5 and the problem with that............

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Wolverine wrote: where did my signature go??? why can't i access it in the "your settings" file any more??????

Seems like Acydikeen had the same problem?

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<r>acydikeen wrote: I'm not resulting to "pintless name calling" Its not pointless, because its true: YOU NEED TO READ MY POSTS, AND STOP HAVING ME REPEAT MYSELF Because thats all I have done over the last few pages.. *sigh* Yes, money will be s...

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<t>acydikeen wrote: I know they need punishing, you bloody fool, WILL YOU READ MY POSTS! God knows all I am doing is repeating myself in front of a wall of pure ignorance :-5 But they do NOT NEED TO DIE, which is basically what you are suggesting.. But even if we sti...

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<r>acydikeen wrote: So YOU would jail someone for life for attempted murder? Wow, you lot are bllody Conservatives in disguise, no? Or maybe just Republicans <E>;)</E> I just can't believe how you seem to think ATTEMPTED murder is probably bad, but not that bad...

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<t>acydikeen wrote: Conselling is not supposed to be the punishment! It is supposed to be the answer in founding out why this happened! The fact that you have children makes you automatically sympathise with the parents of this child, understandable.. But it also bli...

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<t>acydikeen wrote: I do indeed work closely with Social Services.. And the fact that I have no children allows me to see this situation clearly.. Yes, these children need to be punished, and they will be.. But you want to physically beat them, bring back corporal pu...

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<t>acydikeen wrote: So you want to reintroduce things like the death penalty.. on a bunch of pre-teenage kids??? Wether or not I have kids is not important, and actually, the fact that I don't helps me to see this situation properly: You allow your vision to be clouded by this....

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<t>acydikeen wrote: I Am Getting ****in Sick Of This Now: I Made one Post About How I Don't Think Locking Them Up In Jail And Throwing Away The Key Is A Good Way To Teach Them Their Lesson, And Suddenly I Have Every Tom, Dick And Harry Jumping On Me Like I'm The Bloody Badguy??? <br/...

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<t>minks wrote: Look back on history when we did have the death penalty, kids did not kill. They had something to be fearful off. Come on with DNA testing, and video cameras, and all the chances of capital punishment for the wrong person are almost nil. If you knew you would pay dearly for a crime, ...

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<t>acydikeen wrote: Yes, because the death penalty will REALLY work.. Because lets just turn ourselves into a COUNTRY of murderers in order to serve justice on a few :-5 Oh-lambaba, you've all lost the plot with this one! lets remember you're talking to people ...

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<r>acydikeen wrote: If someone commits a murder/attempted murder, they would be in the paper, and obviously the police would be involved. The police (higher levels of them anyway) know whom they are, as do various "intelligence" agencies that keep an eye on them. If they killed...

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<r>acydikeen wrote: I don't work at a school, if you read the above correctly, you'd know that :-5 Anyone heard of the Bulger kids recommiting a crime? Anyone heard of any children that have been arrested for murders/atempted murders recommiting a crime of this magnitude? ...

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<r>acydikeen wrote: You clearly also have little knowledge of criminal law, or of paediatric science.. No, the fact that they'll be "on the streets" again by their mid 20s probably doesn't impress most, but here is the thing: They would only be released if they were believed me...

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<r>acydikeen wrote: I'm honestly not sure.. They may be held in a children's home/detention centre.. But if they are, any time they do in there will be taken from their prison sentence as "time served" I think.. so lets face it. They won't be treated like attem...

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acydikeen wrote: They might not be charged at their age..

They may be held/put under supervision until they are of the legal age to actually be prosecuted fully..

So until they can be prosecuted, where will they be held?

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<t>acydikeen wrote: No, your REALY NOT LISTENING.. Some children are not brought up knowing right from wrong. We KNOW the difference, but you cannot assume that these kids do! :-5 cartoons and TV are sometimes the only "teacher" a child has! Parenting nowa...

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<r>Bothwell wrote: Just by way of comment isn't 10 the age of understanding legally here? No mention of parental influence in the discussion yet <EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f615">:confused:</EMOJI> it has been mentioned a few times? <EMOJI seq="1f615" tseq="1f615">:confused...

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<r>acydikeen wrote: I dunno, thought it was the "Resevouir Dogs" one, they were often seen to act them out.. Stop being so goddam foolish, and acting like I'm the bad guy here. <E>:mad:</E> No, we don't ban these cartoons and such, but we should be more aware of what our childr...

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<t>acydikeen wrote: Clearly not all children are on the same levels of mind when watching cartoons.. Some people think its cool to act out a scene from Power Rangers, or from HeMan and such.. Others think that the "dynamite under the bed", or the "train track" is a good idea..<...

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<t>acydikeen wrote: Really? Ah, are you sure? I'm sure they killed him in another way (maybe I'm thinking of something else).. But then again, a railway line and someone tied to it: Tom and Jerry Itchy and Scratchy Almost every destru...

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<t>acydikeen wrote: I am a child-care worker, and I find that comment deeply offensive.. You think I would put a tourtured child after its attackers??? You have no idea how upset feel for this child, and his family.. But I realise the importance to get to the bottom ...

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<t>acydikeen wrote: Why not? Its exactly that kind of attitude that makes this society so "base".. Most "psychotic" diseases can be cured with the correct medication, and the correct psychotherapy. They can be cured, but they will never intergrate themselves back int...

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<r><EMAIL email="pantsonfire321@aol.com">pantsonfire321@aol.com</EMAIL> wrote: Why in this day and age do we have to be tought that harming an animal/person /child is wrong you are raised from birth knowing that to inflict pain on something or someone for arguements sake a younger brother or sister,...

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<r>acydikeen wrote: No. Locking them up is by far the worst option to take. These children need psycho-therapy, and need to realise what they have done is wrong, but locking them up (apart from being ilegal <E>;)</E>) will just make them resent humanity even more.. N...

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<r>acydikeen wrote: This entire thing reminds me of the "Bulger" killing though.. yes and look what happened to them. They got re-released with new id's and now lead a nice life where as the poor child they tortured and killed didn't have a choice. Yes locking them up is ...

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<t>I saw this on the news this morning. Its horrifying. All we seem to be hearing these days is kids beating people to death. but as usual the law is a p*ss take and if found guilty they'll be put in a cushy detention centre and then let out with new id's costing the taxpayer thousands. ...

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<t>My niece is one next week and she can only crawl backwards!! My sister was panicking a bit because people were telling her 'she should be doing this by now...etc'. I've told her to chill out. Amy is a perfect, pleasant and bright baby. She's so quick at copying everything you do (this includes me...

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Oh yes........I'm coming to America!!!!!!!! :-6

11 weeks and counting!

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<t>smithy87 wrote: Mine were Button Moon Cockle Shell Bay Moomins Rainbow Danger Mouse Inspector Gadget Trapdoor Bagpuss Fraggle Rock and there was another one that Paul Daniels was in with ...

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