A doughnut :D:D:D

<t>lou lou belle;1244795 wrote: My son is on telly tonight, he's on HMS Ocean and the programme is called Warship on channel 5. We are soooooo proud of him, I could actually burst. :-4<br/>
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OMG it is awful to see how plastic surgery can go so wrong. What a nightmare!

People spend a lifetime searching for happiness; looking for peace. They chase idle dreams, addictions, religions, even other people, hoping to fill the emptiness that plagues them. The irony is the only place they ever needed to search was within. :-4

<r>I was driving to work yesterday, minding my own business. It was rush hour and the traffic was pretty heavy.<br/>
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I,m going to my in-laws, will no doubt go to midnight mass.

We have agreed this year to only buy one present each and only spend £30 max.

I love christmas as long as I dont have to cook

<t>I have met a few people in my life that i would regard as evil. One was my maths teacher, he was just plain nasty. He would throw books at kids, ridicule them. He made one guy sit in a rubbish bin throughout the lesson. He would have a weird grin on his face when he chastised a pupil.<br/>
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<r>Nomad;1241934 wrote: This just makes me sick to my stomach.<br/>
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Ahh Nomad, when you peel back the layers you get to see the real person. :sneaky:<br/>
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<r>I would have my boobs done if I had the cash, I hate them, they are too big. I am quite small in frame and they seem to be out of proportion. I hate it when men just chat to my chest instead of my face.<E>:(</E><br/>
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I hate it when that happens! and yes I went over and made a real fuss of the baby. I hope thats she will forget this next time i see her.

<r>OMG, i was in my local Mall yesterday, when I bumped into a girl I knew in college.<br/>
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<t>oscar;1241566 wrote: Yes, she affected a great many people .. frankly... I couldn't give a toss.<br/>
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For someone who does,nt give a toss, why have you replied so many times on this thread? lol! If you cannot say anything nice do not reply, all the other members have shown respect ...

<t>hoppy;1241445 wrote: Only if I was badly scarred from an accident, unless the scars didn't show.<br/>
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<t>flopstock;1241511 wrote: I was at home. I kept flipping channels waiting for someone to announce the mistake. didn't happen.<br/>
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I know its great. It does actually make a mockery out of the BNP, stating that they want things to remain British, what exactly is that!

I am patriotic but not to the extent that i dont want certain people living in the UK.

Hi and welcome. I hope you enjoy the site.:-6

<t>Bill Sikes;1240252 wrote: Your quotes are rather messed up there - do you know roughly how many people moved to the UK to improve their lives and find work in the mid nineteeth century?<br/>
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figures from 1867, migrant workers.<br/>
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<t>Bill Sikes;1240243 wrote: How many, then?<br/>
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Towards the end of the 18th century, at the height of the slave trade, there was, relatively speaking, a large black population estimated variously between 10-20,000, mainly centred around London and the ports, in a total population in ...

<t>I know and the reality is that Nick Griffin is painting a very biased picture on immigration, when he if he is really passionate about Britain he should look at the benefit system.<br/>
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<t>Clodhopper;1240096 wrote: And these are the people we have elected to the European Parliament.<br/>
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I totally agree, but at least we have many people in Britain that will never support such a party. I think you,ll find that the sane people left in Britain ...

<t>Bill Sikes;1239981 wrote: The BNP and their supporters and hangers-on are a thoroughly repulsive bunch, I don't know why such stories surprise. I was unaware that they disliked only a particular race. I dislike the BNP, FWIW - but I like golliwogs. My sister had one, when she was little. It was ...

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<r>farmer giles;1231638 wrote: i like nearly everyone here <E>:)</E><br/>
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<t>oscar;1231614 wrote: I think If we get to the nitty gritty of your thread, this is the point that bothers you the most......... that folk on here are so close.<br/>
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I lived in a haunted house when i grew up and actually saw what i believed was the ghost. My dog would stare at things in the house and bark at nothing.

The house was very old, circa 1680 and was steeped in history. I believe that you cant just die there has to be more.

I reckon cats have saggy belly's because they dont go out much and have the need to hunt their own food, my cat is just one big puff ball and she sleeps, sleeps, eats and then... ay yeah sleeps:o

<t>oscar;1217629 wrote: Ah, I get it know..... your one of the 'elite' who assumes that anyone coming before a court has to be an out of work bum. What a shallow approach to life you have and probably explains why you have nothing better to do then drag up an 8 month old thread.<br/>
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<r>mmmm let me think about the country going down the tube... how old are you? and i bet a pound to a penny you dont work. Am i right? <br/>
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you will never get an appeal, i will return in a few months to read your version of why it never happened. :-5

if you knew anything, you would realise that Oscar is the one trying to descredit this police officer LOL:-5

<r>You are a disgrace and no doubt love the attention you have received.<br/>
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You will not get an appeal, there is nothing to appeal against. LOL <br/>
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<t>Things i hate in life are people who pretend they are something they are not and people who try to hide behind the truth. <br/>
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