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Incubus
+1 up for a spanking
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had a fun few drinks with Jam & Carl at the marina last night was good to catch up with them 
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miketiger
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Trying out the new Royal Mail Uniform,wont have to dress up as Santa at Christmas 
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biggus
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| Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 3:29 pm Post subject: |
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| Incubus wrote: | | had a fun few drinks with Jam & Carl at the marina last night was good to catch up with them |
You're almost neighbours aren'tcha? Must catch up with Jam at some point 
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Jay1
Mini Moto racer
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My sister having her first baby. I'm an uncle and a godfather to the cutest little thing. Well not that little, 9lb 6. She had him at about 2.30 this morning but needed a C section.
Thankfully her and the baby are both fine and she says he was worth every minute of the 26 hours of labour 
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Lil Mush
Silent but violent
Joined: 04 Feb 2008
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Location: Chez les frogs apparently
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Yay! Congrats!
26hrs?! Blimey...
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Roughie
Martini Model
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Gupps booking work upto November
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Lil Mush
Silent but violent
Joined: 04 Feb 2008
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Location: Chez les frogs apparently
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| biggus wrote: | | Lil Mush wrote: | | Can tell Tippetts to fuck off now... |
 have you got the 2nd key then? |
Oh dammit! I forgot to ask them! TBH, I will probably have to leave it all day for that, maybe all week... 
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Rook
British Superbike Racer
Joined: 17 Jul 2008
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| pip wrote: | | Lil Mush wrote: | Fitted new rear indicator on Lil Hornet...all by myself!
Can tell Tippetts to fuck off now...
Leaving it the whole day to change it they said...tut, tut. Took me 40mins max, even though I'd never done it before, had to take off tail light, fairing, side panels, grab bar... to reach these bleeming wires! |
Say no more. Bunch of useless fucking morons. |
could't agree more.
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Tusky
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The VAT man paying a visit, going through the books and finding that they owe me money 
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wivvy's dad
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| Tusky wrote: | | The VAT man paying a visit, going through the books and finding that they owe me money |
Three shillings and sixpence |
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Tusky
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| wivvy's dad wrote: | | Tusky wrote: | | The VAT man paying a visit, going through the books and finding that they owe me money |
Three shillings and sixpence |
You've had a rebate as well then 
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Meow
Pink Diversion
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| Jay1 wrote: | My sister having her first baby. I'm an uncle and a godfather to the cutest little thing. Well not that little, 9lb 6. She had him at about 2.30 this morning but needed a C section.
Thankfully her and the baby are both fine and she says he was worth every minute of the 26 hours of labour
I'm prouder than I ever imagined possible |
Congrats to you, I too became an aunty again just after midnight, another little girl
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Suzibabe
Vin Diesel
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| Divvycat wrote: | | Jay1 wrote: | My sister having her first baby. I'm an uncle and a godfather to the cutest little thing. Well not that little, 9lb 6. She had him at about 2.30 this morning but needed a C section.
Thankfully her and the baby are both fine and she says he was worth every minute of the 26 hours of labour
I'm prouder than I ever imagined possible |
Congrats to you, I too became an aunty again just after midnight, another little girl |
Congrats on all the baby news.
As to 26 hrs, try 36 hrs natural birth to produce a 4lb 12oz baby!
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GSEX-SLAPPY
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couldnt be bothered to find the original thread but .....recieved by e-mail
We received a petition asking:
“We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to allow the Red Arrows to Fly at the 2012 Olympics.”
Details of Petition:
“The Department of Culture, Media and Sport have deemed the RAF Red Arrows as Unsuitable for the 2012 Olympics because they are too British. This is a ridiculous decision and should be overturned in the name of common sense.”
· Read the petition
· Petitions homepage
Read the Government’s response
We’re glad to tell you there is absolutely no truth - and never has been - in the idea that the Government has banned the Red Arrows from the London 2012 Olympic Games.
The Prime Minister was delighted to see the role the Red Arrows played in the celebrations on the Mall after the Beijing Games, and they have always played a significant part in great festivals of celebration in Britain in recent years. Indeed, the Red Arrows played a memorable role when they flew over Trafalgar Square in 2005 to mark London winning the Games.
Decisions on the nature of the Olympic opening ceremony are a matter for the 2012 organising committee, and with four years to go, they have not made their decisions yet. However, the Prime Minister has made clear he would be delighted to see the Red Arrows perform in the celebrations in 2012.
We asked Tessa Jowell, the Olympics Minister, to pass on her comments as well:
She said:
“I am delighted that so many people have shown how important the Red Arrows are to them by signing this petition. To their millions of fans, the Red Arrows demonstrate all the best elements of being British of which we are so rightly proud. As we have made clear on many occasions, it is just not true that the Government has in some way banned the Red Arrows from being involved in 2012. Nothing, in fact, could be further from the truth.
The Red Arrows flew over London the day we won the Games in 2005 - and they took to the skies again in August, on another special day for London 2012, as we marked the end of the Beijing Olympics and the start of the run-up to our Games. I know Gordon was as delighted as I was that the Red Arrows were able to play such a prominent role, a fitting end to an Olympics that had been such a triumph for Great Britain. While it is up to the 2012 Organising Committee to decide what form the ceremonies in 2012 should take and who should participate, I am very clear in my own mind that the Red Arrows should be part of London’s welcome to the world in four years time. And I know Seb Coe shares my view.”
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Rook
British Superbike Racer
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Biker-Spawn
"Magneto"
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| SLAPPY© wrote: | couldnt be bothered to find the original thread but .....recieved by e-mail
We received a petition asking:
“We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to allow the Red Arrows to Fly at the 2012 Olympics.”
Details of Petition:
“The Department of Culture, Media and Sport have deemed the RAF Red Arrows as Unsuitable for the 2012 Olympics because they are too British. This is a ridiculous decision and should be overturned in the name of common sense.”
· Read the petition
· Petitions homepage
Read the Government’s response
We’re glad to tell you there is absolutely no truth - and never has been - in the idea that the Government has banned the Red Arrows from the London 2012 Olympic Games.
The Prime Minister was delighted to see the role the Red Arrows played in the celebrations on the Mall after the Beijing Games, and they have always played a significant part in great festivals of celebration in Britain in recent years. Indeed, the Red Arrows played a memorable role when they flew over Trafalgar Square in 2005 to mark London winning the Games.
Decisions on the nature of the Olympic opening ceremony are a matter for the 2012 organising committee, and with four years to go, they have not made their decisions yet. However, the Prime Minister has made clear he would be delighted to see the Red Arrows perform in the celebrations in 2012.
We asked Tessa Jowell, the Olympics Minister, to pass on her comments as well:
She said:
“I am delighted that so many people have shown how important the Red Arrows are to them by signing this petition. To their millions of fans, the Red Arrows demonstrate all the best elements of being British of which we are so rightly proud. As we have made clear on many occasions, it is just not true that the Government has in some way banned the Red Arrows from being involved in 2012. Nothing, in fact, could be further from the truth.
The Red Arrows flew over London the day we won the Games in 2005 - and they took to the skies again in August, on another special day for London 2012, as we marked the end of the Beijing Olympics and the start of the run-up to our Games. I know Gordon was as delighted as I was that the Red Arrows were able to play such a prominent role, a fitting end to an Olympics that had been such a triumph for Great Britain. While it is up to the 2012 Organising Committee to decide what form the ceremonies in 2012 should take and who should participate, I am very clear in my own mind that the Red Arrows should be part of London’s welcome to the world in four years time. And I know Seb Coe shares my view.”
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Biker-Spawn
"Magneto"
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| Suzibabe wrote: | | Divvycat wrote: | | Jay1 wrote: | My sister having her first baby. I'm an uncle and a godfather to the cutest little thing. Well not that little, 9lb 6. She had him at about 2.30 this morning but needed a C section.
Thankfully her and the baby are both fine and she says he was worth every minute of the 26 hours of labour
I'm prouder than I ever imagined possible |
Congrats to you, I too became an aunty again just after midnight, another little girl |
Congrats on all the baby news.
As to 26 hrs, try 36 hrs natural birth to produce a 4lb 12oz baby! |
She was holding onto the umbilical cord tryin' to pull herself back in!
For once I agree with her, she shouldn't have been born...
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ChoccieMuffin
World Superbike Racer
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Location: Guildford
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| Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 9:59 am Post subject: |
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While browsing the BBC's news website, I discovered the name of the organisation of cosmetic surgeons is BAAPS! How very appropriate...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7623507.stm |
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biggus
illitterātus
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There are II types of people in the world: those who understand Roman numerals and those who don't.
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JimBo
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Windy
Just call me Janice...
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I phoned a breakdown company today to get a quote for some cover for the new bike, eg in case I get a puncture.
The muppet on the phone asked "Will you be towing a caravan?". I told him to stop reading from his script.
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biggus
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| Windy Z750 wrote: | I phoned a breakdown company today to get a quote for some cover for the new bike, eg in case I get a puncture.
The muppet on the phone asked "Will you be towing a caravan?". I told him to stop reading from his script.
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See what happens if you have a DA postcode
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There are 10 types of people in the world: those who understand Binary and those who don't
There are II types of people in the world: those who understand Roman numerals and those who don't.
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Suzibabe
Vin Diesel
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| Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 7:04 pm Post subject: |
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Fingers crossed - only one more physio session to go on my legs in two weeks time
Used the bike every day this week 'cept Tuesday so really chuffed.
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GSEX-SLAPPY
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| Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 7:23 pm Post subject: |
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| Suzibabe wrote: | Fingers crossed - only one more physio session to go on my legs in two weeks time
Used the bike every day this week 'cept Tuesday so really chuffed. |
offered you a "session " on ya legs in wales ....that woulda sorted you out .....or crippled ya |
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biggus
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Still laughing from seeing the state of ex wife last night, what an absolute minger first time I've seen her in 5/6 years, time has not be kind in the slightest... shame
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