stacey-lyn

no.

no. . .

Have edited the last clue ever so slightly.

Oh dear Foxy. I thought that the last clue was a giveaway.

Ok. This character is definitely not Muhammad Ali but Muhammad Ali did give you a clue.

another clue?

no, Meatsire

no JaneAusten :(

Email spammers also use compromised Facebook accounts.

non

"One step closer to finding aliens". Tell me you didn't laugh. George is in top form. Entertaining if nothing else.

A hundred years from now - Elvis

ooh. but no.

indeed, Foxy.

:(

no. . .

no

If you don't think you know this character's name you would know the distinguishing feature.

Another clue anyone? Hello?

intexasatthe moment Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not sure I understand your point stacey -lynn ? > > minder and any other blue badge users taking the > holder to hospital for appointments etc remember > that you can ( and many ,many do ) park on a > double yellow line ,so long as you dont cause an > obstruction . No 'point' as such. Just posting the actual regulations. Make of them what you will.

Meatsire, great film. not there yet.. (not a clue)

Apple Dust, The Old Nun's Head and the Clock House are definitely places where "toddlers are welcomed rather than seen as a hassle" and imho not to the detriment of other customers. However, some people find children, no matter how old or well behaved, irritants and prefer child free venues and though I don't subscribe to that, I do get it. There's no pleasing everyone all the time. The staff at these two pubs are very accommodating. As for the debate re: national characteristics that bring about well-behaved children, I'm not convinced but (if you can get past the beret and cliches) this woman is

intexasatthe moment Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And once more for luck > > the badge holder DOES NOT HAVE TO BE IN THE CAR if > they are being picked up or dropped off . And once more. . . Copied & pasted from the Dept for Transport handbook: Who can use the badge? The badge is for your use and benefit only. It must only be displayed if you are travelling in the vehicle as a driver or passenger, or if someone is collecting you or dropping you off and needs to park at the place where you are being collected or dropped. Do not allow other people to use the badge to do something on your behalf, such as shopping or collecting something for you, unless you are travelling with them. ? You must never give the badge to friends or family to allow them to park for free, even if they are visiting you. ? You should not use the badge to allow non-disabled people to take advantage of the benefits while you sit in the car. Although it is not illegal for a badge holder, or a non-disabled person waiting for the badge holder to return, to remain in the vehicle while the Blue Badge is displayed, consideration should be given to using a car park whenever possible. ? It is a criminal offence to misuse a badge. This includes people other than the badge holder taking advantage of the parking concessions provided under the scheme.

Umm, what's with the underwear models - is it a front for a knocking shop? or perhaps a wholesale skunk emporium & the "W" and "E" have fallen off :)

no :(