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<t>along-for-the-ride;1377111 wrote: I call this incident part of our "casual" society. Dress has gone casual; behavior has gone casual; conversations have gone casual; relationships have gone casual; parenting has gone casual. By "casual" I mean little or no effort goes into anything. This was ...

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I think the size of the forum could put people off!

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<t>Saint_;1372821 wrote: Odie...gone. Now I'm sorry I stayed away for so long. Odie was always so nice to me, always PM'ing me whenever she saw me online. She didn't have a mean bone in her body. She never said negative things about people. she was one of our best. 
 
So long, Odie. I'll see ...

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Kathy Ellen;1366338 wrote: But it wasn't her thread to do that.

Hi Kathy Ellen, I see this was posted a while back. I have been on many forums and have never known a poster to be able to delete a topic even if they started it! Amazing!

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jones jones;1366293 wrote: Nothing is what it seems. One person's moaning is another person'es constructive criticism.

Very true, you can't please all the people all of the time! Tolerance and respect are the two commodities to make a successful forum!

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oscar;1376579 wrote: Only In Corrie would you hear the line:

" You buried my son under a knicker factory"

Joy Fishwick to John Stape

Yes it is classic corrie!

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<t>oscar;1375744 wrote: It was a brilliant piece of acting by young Sam Aston who plays Chesney. It was so moving because there were hidden story lines within the story line. For me It was about a boy losing his dog but also with his girlfriend about to have a baby, a boy who finally realised that ...

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Its a long time since I was on here but shocked to hear about Odie. You were so friendly and nice, Rest In Peace Odie.

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<t>gmc;1302621 wrote: posted by k snyder 
 
 
 
The point is would you give someone the right to administer corporal punishment to your child without any reference to you? Because that is what is proposed. With corporal punishment what the parent may or may not think about it doesn ...

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<t>Betty Boop;1279369 wrote: No idea of temperatures but it's a rare event around here, we have SNOW!! Not as deep as some of you are used to but enough for all the children to be out throwing snowballs and sliding down the roads on anything they can find, they are having a fantastic time out there ...

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Scotland

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summertime

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runabout

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ozone

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<r>AussiePam;1278354 wrote: G'day Skylark. The heavens have opened here.. maybe feeling FG pain ... :sneaky: Tears shall endure for one night but joy cometh in the morning, as the actress possibly said to the bishop, or vice versa. 
 
Chicken livers do tend to splatter the kitchen... but ...

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Heavy snow on Merseyside today, everything ground to a halt except the trains. Utter chaos! Not enough snowploughs or grit. We never get it so we are not geared up for it.

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AussiePam;1278312 wrote: Bugger it, indeed. Let's all just go to the beach for a while... :sneaky:

I wish I could but it is far too cold at freezing point!

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orangatang

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Kevin

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baldy

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water

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patron

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relaxation

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Disarrano and coke with ice and lemon! Very nice! :guitarist

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Tonight I am going to be warm in bed with my husband! :guitarist

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Queen

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Cold and sunny. Nice day for a drive which we did!

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Odie;1277795 wrote: Happy New years Skylark!

Happy New Year and best wishes for 2010 Odie xx :-6

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Happy New Year to everyone on this lovely forum from cold Merseyside! xx

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Barman;1277498 wrote: Stay in, probably be in bed by 11, just another day, nothing special.

What a lovely name!

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mrsK;1277663 wrote: Happy New Year:-6

Happy New Year, I wish we could have a bit of your heat! 2c here on Merseyside!

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AussiePam;1277653 wrote: Happy New Year !!!

Happy New Year Pam, lovely picture!

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Jazzy;1277665 wrote: Happy New Year Pam! :-6

Happy New Year Jazzy!

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My favourite web site is BBC Front Page

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Killer

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Liverpool

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Hettie

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Galloway

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drawbridge

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marshmallow

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& (and)

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dyslexia

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boundaries

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Xanthippe - ill tempered woman

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transfix

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tribute

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lettering

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stripe

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Venereal Disease

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Well this hasn't got any letters but it does mean something in the U.K.

999 (Emergency telephone number for Police, Ambulance or Fire Service)

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