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pantsonfire

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Can you cook a decent meal? Posted: 8/30/2009 2:53:32 AM
I love cooking meals from scratch, they're somehow more satisfying to eat.. We had stuffed mushrooms, followed by lasagne and garlic bread and a lovely baked cheesecake for afters last night.. Not gourmet cooking but good wholesome food with no scary preservatives or E numbers... Steak and ale cobbler is another favourite here.. Along with chicken casseroles and the usual staple midweek meals like cottage pie, macaroni cheese (with bacon, onion and baby tomatoes), curries, risottos... I am a dreadful 'healthy' cook.. I always end up adding butter, cheese or cream... I must cook more fat free meals!!! Now where did I put that recipe for Beef wellington and clotted cream mash??

pantsonfire

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Night Sky Posted: 8/25/2009 2:34:26 AM
The 'meteor shower' is a huge phenomenon!! They're called the Perseid's and are actually part of the tail of the comet Swift-Tuttle. they're a yearly occurrence and last for about a month or so.. From mid July I think, with the peak activity happening around the 10th August.. You certainly don't need a telescope to watch them, they are easily visible to the naked eye... Every August finds us lying on the trampoline watching out for 'shooting stars'..

pantsonfire

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No Redemption, No Life ? Posted: 8/21/2009 4:07:31 AM
^^ Well no, because a 'nice, kind, sweet' murderer would get life, whilst an 'unpleasant, rude, aggressive' murderer would be executed.. Punished for his personality not his crime...

pantsonfire

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No Redemption, No Life ? Posted: 8/21/2009 3:44:14 AM
No.. I'm opposed to Capital punishment in any form. As I have said many a time before, I do not wish to become that which I abhor... So we should kill criminals not for their crimes but for their personalities? Who decides what redeeming features are required to avoid the death penalty? What I find endearing, you may find nauseating.. What I find sickening, you may find alluring... Domineering and controlling behaviour in a man is pretty much universally distasteful.. The same behaviour in a woman tends to cost upwards of £100 per hour in a dungeon!!! You cannot use something so subjective as perceived redeeming qualities as a punishment barometer... After all in the baby P case, the perpetrators found at least one other person on this Earth that believed them to have the perfect redeeming qualities they so desired...

pantsonfire

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released on compassionate grounds? Lockerbie Bomber Posted: 8/21/2009 1:01:10 AM
If releasing a prisoner meant this country would be able to maintain a good relationship with the country of origin of the prisoner which might be integral to our country's well being, would that make any difference to your thinking? Personal opinion? No it wouldn't change my views.. But I can understand that sometimes the Political implications are far wider reaching than just the emotions and views of the victims' families and that sometimes unpopular decisions have to be made... In this particular case, yes we have a large amount invested in Libyan oil but will this decision to keep Libya happy, have an adverse effect on our socio economic relations with the US? Who would you prefer to have good relations with? I suppose it's a case of damned if you do and damned if you don't but the images of the heroes welcome al-Megrahi received were not well met by the US... Will that have far reaching implications? Say perhaps a significant drop in tourism to Scotland by the US? Little things at first... But who knows where the ripple effect will end?

pantsonfire

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released on compassionate grounds? Lockerbie Bomber Posted: 8/20/2009 6:26:02 AM
IMHO his guilt or innocence is of no consequence in regards to the actual story being debated here, the question is, should a convicted murderer be released on compassionate grounds when their own life is coming to an inevitable end..? I don't think so... I believe the compassion should lie in the treatment of the convict within the limitations of their incarceration.. As long as they receive good medical care and are given appropriate pain relief and are treated humanely, then there is no good reason for anyone to be released early from their sentence.. Will we release Peter Sutcliffe? Dennis Nilson? Ian Brady? Colin Ireland? Etcetera ... If al-Megrahi is innocent of the crime he was convicted of, that is a totally separate issue to releasing someone who is guilty, just because they happen to be dying...

pantsonfire

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Is America there yet? And do we have true racial equality in the UK? Posted: 8/18/2009 5:31:37 AM
http://www2.ohchr.org/english/bodies/cerd/docs/ngos/usa/USHRN21.doc That's a document prepared by the NGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations... Also.. http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/node/86 .. A statement made by Prof. Baldus, Date: June 11, 2001 To: The Honorable Russell D. Feingold Committee on the Judiciary, U. S. Senate .. So Government accredited information... Quoted from this statement... I have read U.S. Department of Justice, The Federal Death Penalty System: Supplementary Data, Analysis and Revised Protocols for Capital Case Review (June 6, 2001) ("the report"), which supplements the DOJ report of September 12, 2000. The following comments explain why in the face of the findings and data in the DOJ September 2000 report, the latest DOJ report utterly fails to convince me that there is no significant risk of racial unfairness and geographic arbitrariness in the administration of the federal death penalty. I believe there is still the just as much reason to be concerned about these issues as there was when the September 2000 report was issued. Other than actually sitting in on every single court case that results in the death penalty being the sentence passed, I cannot provide any irrefutable proof.. Similarly no one can disprove this theory.. As I said before, this thread is at risk of being hijacked and as such I believe the crime and punishment aspects of racial equality should perhaps be left alone.. EDIT.. Can I just say, I agree entirely on the PC aspects.. Political correctness does more harm than good, I'd also like to say that I don't believe Black criminals are treated unfairly in the US, I just believe, from the information I have gleaned over the years, that White criminals are treated more fairly..

pantsonfire

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Is America there yet? And do we have true racial equality in the UK? Posted: 8/18/2009 3:57:37 AM
http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/death-penalty-black-and-white-who-lives-who-dies-who-decides There's all the information you need...

pantsonfire

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Is America there yet? And do we have true racial equality in the UK? Posted: 8/18/2009 3:29:56 AM
Sorry Knobhead.. Taken as a lone posting that does look awful... What I was trying to say was that instead of looking at the top end of US lifestyles for proof of true equality, perhaps Mr Jackson should be looking at the bottom rungs... Crime is to be blamed for people of any race being on death row.. Nothing else... I doubt you could find more than ten inmates who are truly innocent of their crimes.. It is however, fact that Black criminals are more likely to receive the death sentence for crimes which merit that sentence and that is the inequality I am speaking of... I suppose it is conceivable that a higher proportion of Blacks are involved in criminal activities, I suppose it's conceivable also that a higher proportion of Blacks commit crimes which merit the death sentence but surely not to the levels shown in the figures posted?? Surely they can't be 3 to 4 times as likely to commit a crime as Whites? Can they? As for killing more whites to balance statistics, how about we don't kill anybody, then the stats would be perfect.. Anyhow I'm heading towards hijacking this thread so I'll shut up..

pantsonfire

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Is America there yet? And do we have true racial equality in the UK? Posted: 8/18/2009 2:32:25 AM
^^Whilst that stands up to inspection as an exclusive set of figures, the disparity arises when you compare the percentages incarcerated and on death row against the demographics of the country as a whole.. Total population: 299 million White alone: 74% or 221.3 million Hispanic or Latino ethnicity, of any race: 14.8% or about 44.3 million Black or African American alone: 13.4% or 40.9 million Some other race alone: 6.5% or 19 million Asian alone: 4.4% or 13.1 million Two or more races: 2.0% or 6.1 million Native Americans in the United States or Alaska Native alone: 0.68% or 2.0 million Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander alone: 0.14% or 0.43 million So if we are saying that the USA has achieved true equality of the races then Whites should make up 74% of both incarcerated and death row inmates and Blacks should only make up 13.4%... Now you can see the true inequality..

pantsonfire

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Is America there yet? And do we have true racial equality in the UK? Posted: 8/18/2009 1:48:49 AM
The Human race is not engineered to accept equality anywhere, ever!! It's the reason we are now the pinnacle species.. We will always strive for superiority over certain aspects of our lives.. I doubt there is a single one of us who would be truly satisfied with being equal to every other person on this planet... As for the US achieving racial equality with the inauguration of Obama... I think it's probably better to look at the racial make up of the Death Row inmates before Mr James claims true equality has been achieved.. Here, we don't have equality either and we never will.. We just have to strive to make things less unequal...

pantsonfire

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Bolt - How Fast? Posted: 8/17/2009 9:31:43 AM
He is just spectacular, stunning, amazing.. Oh there aren't words to describe that man when he is sprinting.. He is poetry in motion, the perfect blend of power and grace.. Beautiful to watch, he almost floats... He's running at over 44 km/h.. That is just beyond comprehension... And he's not bloody trying all the way to the line.. He eases up about 15 metres out.. I hope he's clean, I'm sure he must be clean, the authorities must be crawling all over someone like him.. He's truly superhuman... He'll hit a sub 9.5 in the very near future... EDIT* Just watched him again.. Did you see the photographers after the race? Usain is jogging around the track and these two poor guys are running hell for leather just to keep up with the man...

pantsonfire

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Funniest/Oddest CV Posted: 8/14/2009 12:24:26 AM
Not a CV but, I applied for a key-time job at ToysRUs a few years ago and at my Starsearch interview there were 7 other applicants... We all had to do various tasks and then give a short talk on something interesting that had happened to us that would demonstrate our suitability for the positions we were applying for.. Most of the applicants were in their late teens and talked about nights out, gigs, extra curricular hobbies, the usual stuff.. Then this young girl got up and told us about how she and a friend had nicked a woman's handbag and then gone on a shopping spree with the money, then handed the rest of the bag into the police and collected a reward from the rightful owner... Not the best escapade to confess to when you are applying for a position working as a cashier and worse, the friend she had just mentioned was working on the tills already..

pantsonfire

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Britains View On Kids Learning Properly? Posted: 8/13/2009 4:29:47 AM
I don't expect everybody to work to a similar standard of English as my own, I have a love of the English language and that is very helpful when learning the subject... I'm also perfectly aware of the fact I am merely an also ran and nothing special in my knowledge of written English, its rules and quirks.. I loathed Geography at school and as a result my geographical knowledge is dreadfully poor, fortunately for me it is not considered a 'core' subject and so I am able to hide my failings in that area quite easily in day to day life, God love TomTom.. Teachers can only mould the clay they are provided with, they cannot take a child with a low IQ and a dislike for English in year 7 and produce a genius English master in year 11... The OP for example, yes OK, so his language choices were incorrect in parts.. His grammar, punctuation and spelling weren't exam perfect but he was legible.. I think that is where the OP's problems lie... Legibility.. And if he wishes his child to be better educated than he, then good on him... Teachers are slaves to government targets and constraints.. They do what they can with what they have and often that means working as many hours at home marking work and planning lessons, as they work actually teaching your child.. Also the usage of learn instead of taught... It's a regional dialogue 'thing'.. I hear it all the time here, "That'll learn em"...

pantsonfire

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When should mum stop being so much of a mum? Posted: 8/13/2009 3:41:53 AM
There's nothing better than that five minute chat at bedtime... Everything comes out at that chat, worries, fears, hopes, aspirations, potential girlfriends, the lot... Mind you it's more often held with him sitting at the bottom of my bed now rather than my sitting at the bottom of his... He can't sleep unless he's had his goodnight kiss and he's nearly 16... When it's school time, I wake him with a cuppa and a slice of toast.. Not because he demands it but because I enjoy doing it... He can cook, iron, wash, whatever.. And he does... But for me, being a mum is about spoiling my children, giving them that extra special something that they won't ever have again... There is a fine line between spoiling a child and ruining them I agree but a little extra love and attention does no harm... It's keeping the lines of communication open and that's probably the most important aspect of good parenting..

pantsonfire

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Why are benefits staff always so arrogant.? Posted: 8/13/2009 2:12:15 AM
Because the majority of the people they have to deal with are tits.. And that's from personal experience, I was a DSS Lackey back in the late 80's early 90's and I can tell you the staff could learn a fair bit about arrogance from the claimants!!! One guy taking a shyte on the counter, one woman leaving her six kids because we wouldn't give her yet another crisis loan... One bloke sending us a postcard from Egypt.. A guy sitting in the waiting room opening up his latest Sony Walkman, whilst claiming he was without food, electricity and gas... Being spat at, sworn at, vomited on, threatened, called a cuunt, a slag, a tramp.. I could go on... But you constantly get treated with disdain, you lose any empathy for anyone pretty quickly and just go into robot mode... It's safer that way...

pantsonfire

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The Premier League Discussion Thread 2009/10 Posted: 8/8/2009 2:22:57 PM
^^ I am, but in my defense I have imbibed a shocking amount of red wine and very little food... So I change my player of the season from Tevez, although I'd still love him to stick it to that git Ferguson, to Torres, because he's just sublime to watch.. And I do mean footballing skills and not because he's a pretty boy!!

pantsonfire

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The Premier League Discussion Thread 2009/10 Posted: 8/8/2009 1:45:58 PM
^^^ Err hasn't Torres gone to Spain??? For me.. Top 4 1. Manc utd 2. Chelski 3. Liverpool 4. Arsenal Europa League 5. Tottenham 6. Manchester City 7. Everton Bottom 4 17. Wolves 18. Hull 19. Birmingham 20. Burnley FA Cup Winner : Chelsea Carling Cup Winner : Manc Utd Player of the season : Tevez Top Goalscorer : Doyle (What? gotta have some hope other than escaping by a hairs breadth...) Signing of the season : Michael Owen First manager sacked : No idea... Most improved team : Man City (Still doesn't mean they'll win anything) Under achievers : Man City (See above)

pantsonfire

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For those of you with cats!! Posted: 8/6/2009 1:39:25 PM
Msg 28, if you're feeling brave just put Iams cruelty in to your search engine...

pantsonfire

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Does the type of pet you own say something your personality Posted: 8/6/2009 12:20:56 PM
I have, 1 dog, 2 cats, 2 snakes, 2 lizards, 3 spiders, 2 goldfish, 2 kids and bloke... Anyone makes a comment on the vast size of my hole and I'll lamp them one!!!! I do agree that pets can be an excellent personality indicator.. A Rottweiler owner is not going to be the same as a Shitzu owner in temperament... Well not often anyway...

pantsonfire

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For those of you with cats!! Posted: 8/6/2009 11:15:56 AM
Oh and never ever feed pets 'Iams'.. Evil, animal abusing, lab testing gits!!!!!

pantsonfire

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For those of you with cats!! Posted: 8/6/2009 10:43:03 AM
Hilife often has a very high percentage of meat but if your cats are anything like mine, that can be too rich... Mine have a mix of Whiskas tins and that lovely dry food with the goo in the middle... Some useless information.. Did you know feeding male dogs and cats on a diet consisting solely or predominantly of fresh chicken can cause sterility???

pantsonfire

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Did your town have a Haunted house.? Posted: 8/5/2009 5:34:49 AM
Not so much a haunted house as a haunted path... My mum's house is right next to the fields at Elmdon, St Nicholas Church is just across these fields, it's very old, featuring in the Domesday book.. There used to be a small friary nearby and an ash path was laid for the monks to walk to service each day.. Legend has it that the initial path was laid with the ashes resulting from executions by burning at the stake but I doubt that to be true, however ashes from wherever were continually laid down over hundreds of years... It is rumoured that a group of ghostly monks still walk to service along that ash path but they are only visible from the mid thigh upwards.. Because of course, the ash path is now about 2 feet higher than it was when they were alive.. It is an eerie place to be, early morning mists and great old trees... Wonderful too...

pantsonfire

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Are our children targetted by too much advertising? Posted: 8/3/2009 9:21:28 AM
Msg 3.. Benderoos are brilliant.. Hours and hours of non gooey fun... But they do have a warning that they might stain and they do get fluffy if they go on the floor... Whenever I moan at my daughter for getting grubby, she sighs at me and says, "Trust pink forget stains mum"... Arghhhhh.. I hate that advert... They are sly.. They sneak into your subconscious and before you know what's happened you're buying something utterly useless... Anyone else got those stupid tumble drier balls???

pantsonfire

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Kings OF Leon! Posted: 8/3/2009 8:03:25 AM
Whaddaya mean they aren't pretty boys... Not a one of them would stand a chance in my presence... Extremely edible... I love the pouty bratty look of Matthew Followill... In fact I just love the Followill gene... They are all scrumptous, their music is pretty bliddy good and they are an all round good package..

pantsonfire

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So why are you single? Posted: 8/3/2009 1:44:40 AM
I'm not... Now where did that smug, self satisfied, smiley go?

pantsonfire

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If the shops ran out of food.? Posted: 8/1/2009 1:27:23 AM
I'm a regular shopper, so don't have much of a stock cupboard... I have some pasta, beans, tinned soups, a couple of bread mixes for when I'm feeling lazy, then some other non edible dry mixes, gravy, cornflour, baking powder, gelatin sheets... So if we had to survive on our stock cupboards, not longer than 48 hours.. But I do have my veggy patch, tomatoes, beans, peas, potatoes, broccoli, leeks, carrots and other bits not quite ripe yet... And I have a recipe for squirrel fricassee.. Lot's of grey squirrels.. And a big gun!!! So we'd do alright..

pantsonfire

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Big Brother 10.....2009....... Posted: 7/31/2009 11:52:53 AM
Issaac... "So if I'm in the house, Daddy's back, is that right?!" Errrmmmm... Eeeep? Noireen is a trollop, in the true sense of the word.. Believes herself sweet and innocent, whilst mind fukking every man she comes into contact with.. She has to have the record for BB affairs... Sree, Markus, Siavash and now Issaac... Floozy, mucky little mare!!!! Get the woman out....!!!!

pantsonfire

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RIP David aka 'Mrpassionfruit' Posted: 7/31/2009 10:46:07 AM
Sad news as always to hear of one so young dying... I didn't know the gentleman concerned but send my condolences to all those who did know him....

pantsonfire

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R.I.P.....Sir Bobby Robson has died of cancer aged 76. Posted: 7/31/2009 6:14:05 AM
Very sad news but I suppose in the end, a relief... He fought long and hard and battled to the end.. A true footballing legend and a sad loss to the sport... RIP ..

pantsonfire

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A Ban on organs donated to NHS being used for non NHS patients .. Posted: 7/31/2009 12:19:24 AM
You're right Mac.. I suppose organ donation is a thing with me... My brother suffered from kidney failure and was on dialysis for the last decade of his life... He was never a candidate for transplantation because the disease he suffered from meant that any organ transplanted would be damaged and eventually he would be back at square one... However, I wonder, if we had had the finances, would we have been offered the option of transplantation.. Prolonging Paul's life.. EDIT Msg 5 .. Sorry that's what I meant Mac, re reading my post it sounds like I'm wishing we'd had the cash to pay for an organ and think it better to have that option available .. Whereas in fact I'm railing against the unfairness of the current system and am pleased that the NHS will no longer be allowed to sell organs that are meant to be used for the good of whomever needs it most, no matter what their financial status...

pantsonfire

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A Ban on organs donated to NHS being used for non NHS patients .. Posted: 7/30/2009 11:44:59 PM
Watching BBC Breakfast and I heard this news.. Private transplants to be banned... Apparently, a significant number of organs donated to the NHS were used in private transplant operations.. Also a number of organs have been transplanted into overseas patients who paid for their operations.. Here is the link... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8176277.stm Did you realise this was happening? Do you believe this is a form of queue jumping? Should those with the finances be allowed to purchase their organs? Should British donor organs be used exclusively for British NHS patients? Or are the NHS just being business savvy using the organs in the best way possible, ensuring their survival in this difficult financial environment? And does it change your views on being a donor, knowing that your organs may not go to the most needful patient but perhaps the patient with the finances available?.. In effect something given for free going to the highest bidder...

pantsonfire

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Wanton neglect or over enthusiastic Social services? Posted: 7/30/2009 3:39:17 PM
How many kids have we got to go through until we are allowed to keep them?' Taken from message 7's quote from the woman involved... For that sentence alone I agree with social services decision..!!!

pantsonfire

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Big Brother 10.....2009....... Posted: 7/30/2009 3:06:59 PM
Jeez I hope they make her mouthwash between men... She could single handedly infect the entire male populace of this country with Swine flu within a month....

pantsonfire

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Wanton neglect or over enthusiastic Social services? Posted: 7/30/2009 2:53:35 PM
Msg 23 ^^ My views pretty much word for word... A mother would fight for her children... This woman doesn't particularly want her child she wants any child.. The ones she's already had taken into care have been consigned to history already in her mind, they're not worth the fight, it's easier just to get pregnant over and over... That's not a healthy mindset...

pantsonfire

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Wanton neglect or over enthusiastic Social services? Posted: 7/30/2009 1:46:03 PM
It seems a very similar situation to my neighbour... She lost her youngest child due to a mental health problem she suffered before he was even conceived.. Her two middle children were rightfully removed from her custody but the woman who had the last child was a healthy woman, not the paranoid mental wreck who put her other children at risk.. This woman had her first two children removed by social services and even she admits they were probably right to do so.. However, her situation is totally different now, her relationship is a new (as opposed to the one that produced those first children) one... The only constant seems to be the mother herself... Perhaps offering her parenting classes.. Insisting upon a high involvement in the child's life... I don't know, what kind of thread would be reading if they did give her a chance and we were reading about it's horrific death and the fact SS left her with this child despite removing 13 others from her??? They can't really win .. I have to question the thinking behind this woman's repeated pregnancies... After suffering the loss of a number of babies through late miscarriage, I cannot believe anyone with a healthy mindset could ever purposefully put themselves through pregnancy after pregnancy knowing they'd be losing that baby... Something isn't quite normal about someone who is so determined to be a mother that the consequences for the child she produces are secondary to her needs...

pantsonfire

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Missing Muffy .......Where Would You Search? Posted: 7/30/2009 6:42:43 AM
Honestly, some people just aren't responsible enough for Muffy ownership!! You should never allow your Muffy to wander about in public unsupervised... Tchoh... Muffys are notorious for doing exactly the opposite to what you tell them to do... Keep them under lock and key at all times and only allow them out to play when you can guarantee they won't get bored and wander off to look for something more fun to do!!! Remember a Muffy is for life and not just for Christmas!!!

pantsonfire

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revenge is sweet Posted: 7/30/2009 3:18:38 AM
The best revenge is to prosper... I'd have just said to my partner, next time you want to cheat on someone, at least have the intelligence to put your phone on silent.. And waved them bye bye.. Can't be doing with all the subterfuge and cloak and dagger shyte... It's too time consuming and energetic.. Tell them to fook off and then go eat some chocolate.. Far easier!!

pantsonfire

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Big Brother 10.....2009....... Posted: 7/30/2009 2:59:38 AM
^^ Don't feed him Octo, he's our resident uber troll.. I watched BB last night for the first time since the new group went in... The dynamics are all over the place.. All I know is, Noireen is STILL a manipulative madam... 'Are we still going to do London?' indeed.. No because the cameras won't be on you and you won't give a toss!!!

pantsonfire

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Big Brother 10.....2009....... Posted: 7/30/2009 12:40:29 AM
Where is the live feed? I know, I know, stupid... But that was the bit I preferred...

pantsonfire

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Snog,Marry or Avoid Posted: 7/29/2009 8:49:09 AM
I always dread doing these, because I know I'll forget someone special... So I'll be purposefully vague... On the forums... Snog... Zeegary first, cos I lust after him....Then every single other forumite in alphabetical order... Including you girlies... Marry.. Hams of course... Hmm hold on no... Hula Moo... I hear she does a stonking Bangers and Mash... Avoid... I don't need to any more.. The idiotic, racist shoulder chip got a permanent ban.. Although his protege is becoming irritating too... Oooh and perhaps the bog watcher... I like to piddle in peace...

pantsonfire

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unfair judge Posted: 7/29/2009 5:27:45 AM
^^ The OP only missed one court date, not all of them Mac ... Personally, had I been unable to find childcare, I'd have attended court with the children in tow... At least then you would have been shown to be willing still... Other than that, I have no worthwhile input, I've no experience of this, other than being the child that was repeatedly let down by their father... No matter what other people tell you, you do see the truth in the end... My biological father swore blind he was kept from seeing me... I wonder who it is who still keeps him from me now I am a 40 year old woman?? vv Do they hold you in contempt for a second failure to attend Mac? I don't know court procedure..

pantsonfire

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shites on the toilet outside in public? Posted: 7/29/2009 2:38:11 AM
No. Merely the privacy aspect of the situation... You're seriously telling me, you wouldn't have attempted one of three simple solutions to the problem? You'd have stood alongside the OP watching??? You wouldn't have :- a/ Broached the subject with the 'offender'.. b/ Called your local constabulary and ascertained the legality of what he is doing and acted accordingly... c/ Just put something in the bloody way.. Got on with your life and left him to do what he does in his life???

pantsonfire

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shites on the toilet outside in public? Posted: 7/29/2009 2:02:00 AM
Your outspoken defence for the man in question has me wondering whether or not there is in fact some sort of connection there..... No connection whatsoever.. No idea even who the OP is.. I am just flabbergasted at the inequality of perceived fairness being expressed... A woman wishes to sunbathe topless/ nude in her own garden without being spied upon... Everyone would defend her right to be allowed to do so... Myself included... A man uses his toilet in his garden.. Ok so he could be more discreet but let's face it, he isn't shouting her over his fence to come take a gander at his ablutions is he? Yet everyone is saying he is in the wrong... I wouldn't encourage the man to go and poo in full view but there is more to life than standing there and watching him at it.... Seriously, would you be on here ridiculing him and bemoaning your situation? Or would you have explored all avenues available to you? Police... Barriers... Talking to him politely for God's sake... The topic is ridiculous and deserves ridiculous responses...

pantsonfire

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Msg: 54 (view)

shites on the toilet outside in public? Posted: 7/28/2009 3:14:51 PM
good news hes now closing the door slightly as i think hes feeling a bit uncomfortable due to i stand there and stare at him now on the toilet and he doesnt like it!!! and hes started to use toilet duck!!! If it were me you were staring at, I'd have you arrested for being a peeping Tom.. Get a life, leave this poor man alone and live in your own back yard and not his!!!! In the time it's taken you to resurrect this thread, you could have popped down your local DIY store and put up some form of barrier... Jeez watching a guy take a shyte in his own back garden.. The lengths some people go to for entertainment... I wont be putting any photos on...thats not fair on the man. But standing there gawking at him and ridiculing him on a public forum is fair on him?? Sheeshh...

pantsonfire

Joined: 7/19/2006

Msg: 7 (view)

sexuel encounters Posted: 7/28/2009 6:26:58 AM
I have a friend on here who does the same thing... He's not interested in a relationship, he's very blunt and forthright about his not wanting anything more than a good night out and then a better night in... Believe me he gets plenty of interest.. From really beautiful women too.. He's not particularly good looking but he does have a certain something.. I've been friends with him for about 5 years and I can say hand on heart I've lost count of the 'encounters' he's had from here and elsewhere.. He's never nasty, never rude, never leads his 'conquests' on and is well liked by most of them.. A few even go back for seconds, thirds and even fourths... He's a real gentleman and a pleasure to be around... I just don't understand his reticence in regards to having a proper relationship... So there are plenty of ladies about who are just after the same as these guys.. A bit of fun...

pantsonfire

Joined: 7/19/2006

Msg: 72 (view)

have you got an irrational hate ? Posted: 7/27/2009 3:08:34 PM
Msg 66 Shabba my dear man, I'm normally a closet pedant but you post had be howling and feeling nauseous at the same time... Cliff bloody Richard....... the peter pan of pop my arse just hurry up and die! Comma please.. Dear God put a comma in and change the whole meaning of that sentence... "Peter Pan of pop, my arse" Please tell me your bottom is intact still...

pantsonfire

Joined: 7/19/2006

Msg: 104 (view)

Grand prix 09 thread Posted: 7/27/2009 2:05:25 PM
So, Massa's injuries are no longer life threatening... Career threatening still though... Dr's apparently fear for his left eye... As previous posters have said, sometimes motor racing is just dangerous... I wish him a speedy recovery..

pantsonfire

Joined: 7/19/2006

Msg: 50 (view)

have you got an irrational hate ? Posted: 7/27/2009 7:17:54 AM
Irrational hatred of children is very bad isn't it.... Oh god no... I wish I didn't feel this way but I cant help it... Connor M***s and Rebecca S***n would both look and sound so much better with my feet in their faces... I'd have new slippers too!!! Horrific creatures both of them... One is constantly covered from eyebrow to chin in snot and last night's dinner and the other one is a whiny, me, me, me prima donna princess!!! Arrghhhh!!!

pantsonfire

Joined: 7/19/2006

Msg: 99 (view)

Grand prix 09 thread Posted: 7/27/2009 12:51:44 AM
He's had a piece of bone removed from his eye socket which was the injury from the initial impact, this caused some brain injury behind the fracture site and of course the swelling and risk of permanent brain damage is of immediate concern... But as far as I can ascertain the main long term concern was the skull base fracture or occipital dislocation (internal decapitation)... Basically his head was pulled off his neck... .. The far reaching ramifications of such an injury are huge with regards to motor skills and regularly cause instantaneous death... I am sure he'd rather lose an eye than be paralysed for life.... His injuries are still being described as life threatening, although he is making passive responses to stimuli and is beginning to move his hands and feet... It will be a while until we discover just how badly Massa's future has been affected by this crash... I wish him all the best, I've always liked Massa, even if he did choose to drive for The Dark Side... EDIT*... Will we see the introduction of a Pope Mobile style bullet proof bubble being an enforced addition in the 2010 season?? It always seemed to work for Dastardly and Mutley!!??

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