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Oh caution.... Look what happened to this poor man W**F

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My point is that it's only symbolic if you're not > Catholic - it's still just bread and wine. Only > Catholics suppose themselves to be eating the > actual body and blood of Christ through the magic > of transubstantiation. ______________________________________________ Add some cheese & a few "hail bloody marys" for a Sunday hangover picnic

So do we have a definitive answer No ? Oh ok then, I like giving the odd motorist a shock on that bit of road. You should see their faces as I blaze a trail " the wrong way " towards them They nearly drop their mobile phones when they have to use both hands to steer & avoid me W**F

Oh.. Yes Rosie & that reminds me. Whenever I go on holiday I try to find a Chinese restaurant. I know it's going to be bad but in a joyously funny way, it also throws up some very odd "fusion foods" & some brilliant translations on the menu In Crete I've had "Chinese mezze" & on the menu in Formentera we had " Bubbling firecracker hot pot of three delights " Fusion ? more like confusion, I love it though W**F

In future I shall drive my 4x4 Hummer onto the bus whilst my kids are strapped into F1 style cockpits in the back & wearing helmets I shall then park it at the back of said bus whilst dousing the whole place with dry foam incase there is a risk of fire, I shall also hire a full police outrider unit to clear the road ahead All other passengers will be removed or exterminated W**F

I thought it was about food

Beachy Head .. .....there's a cafe there I think W**F

Coz.. The danger for a child seated on an adult lap is from crushing ( by said adult) & rear facing seats are safer for children because they don't get launched forwards in the event of a collision W**F

"Eggshell or emulsion ? " http://www.itv.com/dramapremieres/downtonabbey/c8f55fa5-5dbf-4b95-8816-adec72bee571/PreviewFile.jpg.ashx?q=90&v=1&w=186 "Eggshell, I think ? "

I love & loathe it... Its interiors are spot on, the decorating is like a page from World of Interiors, the colouring & filming are bloomin marvelous too I just wish it wasn't sooooooo slick, I like a wobbly set or an out of period font here & there but so far I've not spotted anything untoward ( yet ) The plots & story lines are like a period Eastenders mixed with Monarch of the Glen ( or Piloc of the Glen as it was known in our house ) & I can't help laughing at Maggie Smith & her fantasticly over the top characterisation ITV have spent a fortune making this & shows It's also bedding in nicely on a Sunday night at Woof Towers * ding ding * "Must go, dinner is served"

cate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not talking about small children. They can > and should go on laps if the bus is crowded. Like > Narnia said - how do you define kids. Up to 16 or > 18 ? What age is the free bus travel up to? 16? -------------------------------- I disagree Children sitting on laps is dangerous , they should be in a buggy if young enough or on a seat of their own. Just as in a car, children are at risk of being crushed by the adult in the event of an impact. In a seat of their own the risk is lessened. I do use the rear facing seats at the back of the bus as these are safer Fit adults are able to stand for others, when required W**F

cate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Eh what? ____________ Eh what, what ? W**F

Is this a new "Farrow & Ball" colour ? W**F

Children go free But we sit with them at the back, so adults ( fit & well ) get off yours is the etiquette W**F

Why Joe ? One winner with great pitch but "mimed" his single, why ? Also, teeth Joe, teeth, get sorted W**F

Captain Scarlet Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Track suits!....SOOOOOOOOO 1970's....Who's still > wearing them?B) _______________________________ Athletes See Commonwealth Games Next ? W**F

Captain Scarlet Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > well...I dont like to brag...but Bennaton (read Benetton) > shirt,George Amani ( read Giorgio Armani ) leather jacket and > trousers,timberland shoes.. > whatever takes my fancy really.....but never a > tracksuit...or hoodie type thingys....yuk! _____________________________________________________ You sound graet, sew brag on W**F

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's next Sunday innit Woof? > > I wonder if this is a guerilla marketing campaign > for the Telegraph in traditional Guardian > heartlands. ---------------------------------------------- Err...yeah I knew that.. * whistles & kicks heels * W**F

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I missed some of the show Though I roared with when Wagner did his bit, he was fabulous How did they handle the "Gamu" issue ? W**F

Narnia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That was yesterday! ------------------------- I see that too Mic Mac Would this lazy casual style of accountability cut ice with the bank ? I don't think so Now , it's rampant daily consumerism we want listed here Get to it W**F

In addition... I have just purchased 4 x bottles of cyder 4 x curry dishes ( to be delivered ) 4 x various side dishes It is indeed a den of rampant consumerism here at W**F Towers I shall adorn myself in the boxers whilst consuming the curry & cyder ( wish me luck ) W**F

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DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pink boxers? lol. -------------------------------- Yes, Pink I saw them & instantly I knew I had to have them I showed my son who's ten & said "I bought some sox too, guess what colour " "Don't tell me, bright yellow ? " I got them out of the bag "Correct" He rolled his eyes & shook his head I smiled, inside & out W**F

Today I bought... 2 x pink boxers 1 x orange socks 1 x bright yellow socks 1 x tin of Dofine raspberry red eggshell paint I'm happy with my purchases ! W**F