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<r>Before I retire for the night, I'm going to put another In who didn't officially make history but for us race goers, he did In another way by being the greatest horse never to win a Gold Cup. One that fills me with great sadness when his name Is mentioned. He should have won a Gold Cup...

<r>Those who know me well, will know I couldn't get much further without bringing In the horse I have traveled the length and bredth of the country for. The only other with the privalage of being given a nickname and that Is simply ' The King'. I have over the years unashamably followed t...

Just slip this In... Big Bucks returns to the winners enclosure after winning his 4 th World Hurdle and the roof comes off.

<r>Next up Is a tiny little mare who Is also one of the very few privilged with a nickname by the racing world, simply ' The Wonder Mare'. She's an odd example this one as most race horses work their way up gaining experience but this Willie Mullin's superstar was only ever geared to two ...

<r>Next up Is another British race horse who has the honour of being given a nickname and tag In the racing world..... The one they call ' The Machine. Not a Steeple chaser but a hurdler. Winner of The Cleeve Hurdle 2009 and 2012 Winner of The Liverpool Hurdle 2009, ...

<t>Tonight, I was actually beginning to think how Katie Price had matured and how nice she was but no. Call me a prude but I find something quite obnoxious about discussing the size of her ex's penis along with humiliating another ex, Alex by talking about his cross dressing when these people are no...

<t>Bruv;1472043 wrote: 3 point 2 miles to your destination ? You don't want much do you ? I don't know your destination, but within a half a mile either way I would guess that is about right. Thank you... You've been a huge help..... That distance, I'll grab a ...

<r>Next up, back to England. Those who know me, know I have had a love affair with this horse for many years travelling all over the country to see him. In my closet hangs a coat that will never be cleaned after he sprayed me In horse snot one day. Very few British horses has ...

<t>AnneBoleyn;1472031 wrote: Quiet. Waves, my favorite sound. Birds chirping. Having my neck massaged. Seeing the full moon. Seeing many stars ablaze. Oh yes, waves. One of my most vivid childhood memories Involved waves. My Father loved storms and although the neighbours...

<t>Bruv;1472030 wrote: No Harrods is further out........unless you want some plovers eggs......or something........remember Google is your friend........ Harrods Thanks... that's a great help. So have I got this right... Victoria Is 3,2 miles from my destinatio...

<t>My Mother Ironed everything Including my Father's and brothers under crackers. So Important should they be Involved In a road accident. The only thing I Iron Is Bed Linen. I have a Queen size bed and I can't negotiate a duvet cover that large on some piddly Ironing board. I Iron It whe...

<t>Bruv;1472025 wrote: If you are not familiar with the underground, jump in a taxi, it may cost a tidy bit more but you will get door to door with no hassle. Borough High st is basically London Bridge Station or there abouts and to get from Victoria to London Bridge I think you need at l...

<r>Next up, I nip over to America and June 9th 1973... a date some pundits still argue was the one of the greatest racing feats of all time. I would have to agree... completing the Triple Crown by an astonishing 31 lengths. Half way round, he'd broken the track record, clocking one minute...

<t>Due to Ill health, my Chauffeur and Secretary ie Peter Lake Is unable to drive me to London and I won't have the car. This means public transport. Anyone know the best way to get from Victoria coach station In one piece to Borough High Street SE1 ? London. Is It ...

<t>FourPart;1472021 wrote: Of course they have lawyers - just as any business does. The difference is in the way you portray the legal team of the BNP. You emphasise how they are always on the offensive. Making lawsuits left right & centre. Constantly stirring up trouble. No I d...

I have already posted a thread on this story yesterday.

Good to see you though Flopstock.

<t>I think It's a massive con... a stealth tax. Councils all over the country have had local funding cut. South Glou where I am, Is one who's seen cuts to budgets that have seen street lights turned off and even grass verges being only cut twice a year. This to me, Is not Tourist tax at a...

<t>FourPart;1472017 wrote: The link to the Labour Lawyers site looks to me to be more of a Subscription based membership, more along the lines of a Trade Union, rather than a matter of employing an 'elite legal team'. What does It matter.... Are you seriously trying to believe that ...

gmc;1472003 wrote:

Does brighton still have the line of sewage just out at the end of the pier? I've told you this before... No.... but Portslade further up the coast did.

<r>FourPart;1471996 wrote: If it were a respectable party it wouldn't need such a legal team. Well now you've just shown complete and utter Ignorance. All political parties have legal advisors. Grow up and do some research. <URL url="http://www.societyoflabour...

<t>I can't sleep so I've just spent the past hour giving boy dog a haircut. There's something I find extremely therapeutic at snipping away despite running the gauntlet when I get too close to his dangly bits. Mulder Is now staring mournfully at a pile of dog hair on the floor....

<t>FourPart;1471962 wrote: 1. (Offences against the Person: Legal Guidance: The Crown Prosecution Service) True, I wasn't aware that there was a difference between Assault & Common Assault, so I looked it up, and there didn't seem to be a difference as such. As the above q...

Ants next

My Werth nightmare; PROBE: Horrified mum nearly munches on dead ants in a Werther's Original sweet. - Free Online Library

Rat anyone ? In a tin of Baked Beans

Rat found in tin of baked beans - News - Food and Drink - The Independent

A live Black Widow Spider minding his own business In a bunch of Grapes was disturbed by a woman In America.

Woman Finds Black Widow Spider In Whole Foods Grapes: Gothamist

Newt anyone ?

Mother finds dead newt in salad | Metro News

Morrison's guilty again with live lizards In the salad.

Man finds six-inch lizard in Morrisons salad pack | Daily Mail Online

Waitrose again and this time live Frogs lurking, up to no good In the Salad.

BBC News - Live frog found in Waitrose salad bag in Hampshire

Tesco next and worms In Tuna.

Tesco tells dad whose son found a worm in his sandwich: 'Don't worry, they're safe to eat' - Mirror Online

Next up.... Scorpion.

Found In a village shop In Cornwall hiding, up to no good In the nana's again.

Shocked supermarket workers discover live SCORPION in bananas | Daily Mail Online

<t>The picture of the giant tongue eating louse found In a Sea Bass from Morrison's made me think of this. Next up.... The Brazilian Wandering Spider found In a bunch of banana's from Waitrose. Considered the most venomous spider In the world. I love all animals Including Insects but In a...

<t>Lady J;1471785 wrote: New Year - new races! How is Penalty Scorer and Ted's Brother fairing out? And I still haven't received my Christmas gift from you! :wah: I thought with your winnings one would have arrived by now!!!:yh_rotfl Tell me where to send It... ...

<t>FourPart;1471972 wrote: As opposed to AND visiting a place for pleasure. Yes, it's primary usage is as in pleasure, but it can also refer to general traveling for other reasons. The point is though, that whatever the word you choose to use, the outcome is the same. If not T...

<t>Many years ago, my very young niece ( about 14 at the time ) had a crush on Simon Gregson who plays Steve McDonald. My brother got her a tour of the studio's as a birthday gift where she met him and many others. She came back telling us that Liz Dawn was a grumpy miserable old bat and the lovlies...

<t>FourPart;1471965 wrote: Why be bothered about the word itself anyway? The word "Tourist" covers a wide genre of travelers, regardless of the purpose of their touring. To insist on a more specific term to mean the same thing is no real different to the inane Political Correctness we are all faced ...

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<t>Yes, It's the Mail but I am sad to say the lunacy they report on In my home town Is all true. Lunacy of the town that turned green: A ban on bacon butties. Traffic-calming sheep. Transgender toilets. Sounds like a send-up? In fact, it's the all-too-real story of how Britain's loopiest ...

<t>spot;1471958 wrote: Are we done with this aspect of the thread yet, or shall I go on to the occasion when I was last giving workshops in Birmingham? You go for It. Similar to us In Blackpool. Having breakfast all suited and booted. Even a rare occasion where I sported high ...

Saint_;1471897 wrote: The trend here is to wear the leggings...by thmselves. Gross.

If I looked like that, Id wear them... only I fear I resemble more of a condom full of walnuts

<t>I also question this Tourist vs Visitor Issue. I travel about quite a bit and stay overnight most times. Take Blackpool recently. I had no option but to book 3 nights stay but I wasn't a tourist. I had to be there and I was visiting yet because Blackpool like Brighton Is viewed as a To...

Free Range parents.

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I like that.

Five-year-old Plymouth boy gets a bill for missing school friend's birthday party | Plymouth Herald

Petty or justified ?

<r>majmal;1471898 wrote: I hope you found this post interesting. It Is Interesting. Some Islamic Imam's still believe the world Is flat. <YOUTUBE id="g84g2KJcUV0"><URL url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g84g2KJcUV0">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g84g2KJcUV0</URL></YOU...

AA grumpy;1471911 wrote: another clown on question time the last one was russell bland !!!!! I always have suspicion with these types. Are they serious or just boosting their career? Brand Is knob. I just wish they'd stop giving him airtime.

How very sad,

60 Is no age. She was Corrie,

BBC News - Anne Kirkbride, Coronation Street's Deidre Barlow, dies aged 60

<r>AA grumpy;1471884 wrote: quote oscar Let's see Allow Sharia law courts... Tick Give free social housing.... Tick Give free education.... Tick Give free NHS health care.... Tick Allow polygamous marriage.. Tick Pay extra welfare for...

AA grumpy;1471882 wrote: ha ha oscar old bean the beard and sandals brigade were never in the race

now repeat after me ...FAR RIGHT...BNP...FAR RIGHT... BNP now say 10 hail adams and pick up your british flag.

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<t>FourPart;1471879 wrote: Did I say that it was illegal to run a Sex Shop? No. Neither is it illegal to be a Tax Avoider. Immoral? I would say yes. I wonder how many Labour or Tory voters would have such a high opinion of their leaders if it came to light that they were mixed up with the Porn indus...

Can I have my lappy back now ? Ta.... You'll see Steve Saturday In London. You can ask him about his date rape drugs then Peter :yh_rotfl

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