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mostly european, renault, peugeot, citroen, fiat, VW but ford is very popular and theres a fair few japanese cars.

Dont see many british cars. I dont think there is that many anymore apart from old classic cars

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<t> And some people wonder why the gazans and palestinians throw rockets. Why cant they defend THEIR home. They cant because the US controls Israel and wants the gaza strip as a port into the middle east. Very unsurprised to see yosemite sams/jesters response on this thread.<br...

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so upsetting. just horrid horrid horrid. That poor baby, what she must have gone through. Just a couple of months under my ds2s age. I think of his happy smiling face and then imagine how in pain and frightened that poor baby must have been, it just breaks my heart. Her own father!

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<t>Hope6;1012223 wrote: It's easy to think that children shoud just know that they shouldn't be doing this kind of thing. i didn't realize until i became a mother myself that children only know what we teach them. My Jacob didn't really know how he should behave with a real animal until i showed him...

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I used to, far too much, but that was before I had kids.

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i think most things are fair game to make a joke of, as long as noone feels hurt by it.

You have to judge by the individual situation

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Accountable;964759 wrote: By making a dependent human life, no matter how rudimentary, the host (and the host's partner let's not forget) are obliged to care for him/her until he/she can live independently.

i guess thats where the difference of opinion is.

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<t>i dont find what you post upsetting because im fine with my choice. Its not based on whether it was a little beginnings of a life or not, because of course it was if conception had occured, but that i didnt want to host it and i dont think anyone should be obliged to. Its the beginnings - a rudim...

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<r>buttercup;964532 wrote: I dont know Dubs. Ive met some very fine English people in my time, ive met some very fine Welsh & ive met some very fine Irish. All i can say is - the people of Spain & thereabouts find us very different. They probably prefer whoever it is theyre with at the ...

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gmc;963673 wrote: I wish they would make up their minds

Just so you know British and English are not synonymous.

Thats true. The scots can drink the english under the table - nae bother. Dont confuse the two

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yeah, the brits do seem to have a bit of a reputation as terrible heavy drinking wild tourists. Not altogether undeserved unfortunately. I dont think its because they feel like prisoners at home, because most fridays nights in town arent that much different lol

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my two babies are half french and my partners family often talk about getting them dual nationality (we live in England) Im not sure if theyd let us if we dont live over there. Does anyone know?

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<t>southern yankee;962589 wrote: I have not admitted this to many people. but i had a abortion. i was over 40 when i did. i will admit it was one of the hardest things i had to do. But my life was a total mess then. The father of the child backed me 100%. There was no other choice at that time. We b...

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<t>Accountable;961894 wrote: True. I'll never see nine months of discomfort as more important than a life of unlimited potential. I would, but then ive done it three times and i never will again. If i accidently fall pregnant theres no way id go through with it. I only just about co...

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<t>but if neither partner want it, then thats two against one. Fairs fair. Nothing personal against the baby. If they were allbrought by the stork or found under a cabbage patch then that would be different, but its more the forcing someone to go through the hell that is pregnancy when t...

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<t>there is no halfway house. Its either a woman making her own decision about it or a man making the decision for her. What if the man wanted an abortion but the woman didnt. Would you be so keen to push for his rights to an equal say if it meant more abortions happened? Plent...

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be careful with putting rice in a bottle though, it can be a choking hazard, and the weaning guidelines are as close to 6 months as you can get, to reduce risk of various allergies later in life. The gut is just not ready at 3 months.

Good luck with whatever you decide

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<t>noo, its great that shes been breastfed - ANY breastfeeding is worth it and beneficial and plenty of people breastfeed for just a few months. Its just perseverance. She will get the hang of it eventually. It would have been a shame to bottlefeed from the start just because of having to make the t...

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<t>my daughter is 5 months and is not impressed with a bottle either, although its not such an urgent issue. I had the same issue with both my sons at first. So far ive found that NOT waiting till she is starving helps. a little bit hungry but not ravenous - i think then they just get cro...

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BTS;960876 wrote: Kinda like.......

The only ones that espouse their support for abortion, have NEVER been aborted?

no **** sherlock!

The only ones against it have never been aborted either!!

your point?

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<t>im totally pro-choice. If someone doesnt want a baby and contraception fails, then i see less harm in stopping the pregnancy early on, than carrying on with it when its not wanted. I dont see it as immoral. I dont feel comfortable with the idea later in pregnancy ...

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<t>i just have my ears, although theyre stretched to about 5mm. They used to be 8mm but i thought it was starting to not look very feminine so let them close a bit. Ive had my navel done but it rejected - thats really common with navels. I had one nipple done too but didnt keep it for lon...

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ooooh i'll bring my bucket and spade :-6

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will he get an appointment this year and what will be the general outcome?

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what do you expect. Oils a non renewable resource and people just use it like there is no tommorow. Maybe this will make people realise the value of itand look for other more long term viable alternatives

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thats awful :-2 i hope hes ok and recovers quickly

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wow, good luck with it all.

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you look beautiful buttercup. What a lovely picture

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wow i bet that was scary

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some wise words in this thread.

I would keep away from the guy. He sounds like bad news

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<t>JAB;944630 wrote: Or maybe he's someone that doesn't believe in casual sex or sex before marriage. yeah maybe, but kissing???? Even if he did, i would dump someone for not believing in sex before marriage probably. Each to their own, but it wouldnt be for me...

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ooh gruesome!!

glad they dont do it any more

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never.

I would, but i dont meet the criteria

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id run a mile. To not even want to kiss you much after 3 months let alone sex. I think he sounds like he has some serious issues about intimacy, or has something to hide. it certainly wouldnt seem to be heading in the direction id want it to be heading in

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Clint;943724 wrote: Just for the sake of making patriotism lose? Is patriotism bad?

not bad, but a bit pointless

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Twistwoods, Your dad sounds wonderful.

I dont share his or your religion, but i approve of the way he let you find it himself rather than push it on you, very open minded.

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what a total pain in the arse. I agree there comes a point when youve protected them long enough. Its really crap that we have to be the ones to make excuses for our exes all the time

The main thing is, as long as they know its NOT their fault. Its nothing they did wrong.

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so thats good right. They now get a paid holiday instead of an unpaid one

win/win

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but what if there is a god, but youve got the wrong one.

It might be that hindu elephant one for all you know, then youd all be up **** creek!!

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Best wishes Buttercup and Andy!!

Wishing you a wonderful day and a wonderful lifetime together

from me and NMM :-4

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<t>if when i died, I happened to be standing in front of a God who was going to judge me, id assume he would forgive me? Isnt thats what hes supposed to do? Im not Christian, or any other religion, but i dont treat people badly, im nice enough. Why would I be sent to Hell, and what sort o...

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<r>kazalala;942784 wrote: its quite normal for strangers to talk to each other up here in the North of England, <E>:D</E> sometimes when i have been down south,(near London) people look at me like im mad if i just ask them a question like could you tell me where the nearest newsagent is?:-3:wah:<br/...

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<r>jimbo;942941 wrote: actually i'm talking bull i never noticed the guy pulled their eyes out nd tortured them <E>:(</E>:( i'm sorry for my remark next time i'll read before i put my hoof in <EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:thinking:</EMOJI><EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">:th...

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bag of chips and 20 lambert and butler I think round here.

Actually Colchester is famous for its oysters but ive never eaten them, nor would i want to eat anything that came from that river

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id definitely have the auld maid in the garret in there somewhere, followed maybe by the gay gordons!

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<t>To find Marijuana/Pot/Grass/ Weed. Not far. within a mile Legal Prostitution not in this country **** Fights ( Chicken as a substitute for ****) No idea. I know its illegal and i dont think its something popular. Ive never heard of it being done round ...

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i have a lot of reservations about the death penalty, but if theyre gonna use it, why on earth wait for 22 years after the crime?????

I dont care how fat he is

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<t>im wondering what this all has to do with religion. People love to assume they have the right to do what they will with animals because"they can" therefore its in our interests to think its ok. Im a carnivore so im aware it makes me hypocritical a bit, but i think that the a...

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