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If they're the small ones they're welcome to them!!

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New flag for the new season flying high in my garden.

New flag for the new season flying high in my garden.

New flag for the new season flying high in my garden.

New flag for the new season flying high in my garden.

New flag for the new season flying high in my garden.

He would have been able to pick his cassette up of the road straight after he had picked himself up.

My car, my music. Anybody traveling in my car has 2 choices, listen to my music or find another way to get to your destination.

My car, my music. Anybody traveling in my car has 2 choices, listen to my music or find another way to get to your destination.

He would have been able to pick his cassette up of the road straight after he had picked himself up.

My car, my music. Anybody traveling in my car has 2 choices, listen to my music or find another way to get to your destination.

People who have obviously never been shopping before, who act with complete surprise when the checkout worker asks them to insert their card, wasting valuable seconds while they root around in their handbag for a purse, then shuffle through 10 cards to find the correct one.
 
No, we don't accept Blockbuster video cards, madam, seeing as they went bust a decade ago.
Neither do we accept Tesco club card vouchers either, seeing as you're in Sainsbury's, you tight fisted ****.
I'd honestly allow each hand held laser scanner to be loaded with a round of live ammunition, to be fired into the forehead of the 1st ******** each day to feign suprise at being asked to pay for their goods, for the good of society as a whole.

He would have been able to pick his cassette up of the road straight after he had picked himself up.

Many years ago, I gave a lift home to a lad of about 18. He'd been out with one of my daughters, on a first date. When they got back, I offered him a lift back to his place.  
He got into the car, and without saying a word, ejected the cassette from the player (it was a long time ago!), and replaced it with one from his jacket pocket. Then pressed play. 
There wasn't a second date. 

My car, my music. Anybody traveling in my car has 2 choices, listen to my music or find another way to get to your destination.

I refuse to deal in metric ,if I go in a D.IY. store I insist they talk to me in  feet and inches .Don't they realise we won the war.

That one belongs to Martin who lives in and flies over from Ireland. Expect to see it at the Euro's in France.

After reading through this thread I realise how lucky I am not to have suffered what is obviously a very real and distressing condition.
But I also think it's brilliant how people are willing to help others by posting about their own experiences of what must have been some of the most difficult parts of their lives.
Good on you and I honestly hope that this thread helps the people that need it.

After reading through this thread I realise how lucky I am not to have suffered what is obviously a very real and distressing condition.
But I also think it's brilliant how people are willing to help others by posting about their own experiences of what must have been some of the most difficult parts of their lives.
Good on you and I honestly hope that this thread helps the people that need it.

After reading through this thread I realise how lucky I am not to have suffered what is obviously a very real and distressing condition.
But I also think it's brilliant how people are willing to help others by posting about their own experiences of what must have been some of the most difficult parts of their lives.
Good on you and I honestly hope that this thread helps the people that need it.

After reading through this thread I realise how lucky I am not to have suffered what is obviously a very real and distressing condition.
But I also think it's brilliant how people are willing to help others by posting about their own experiences of what must have been some of the most difficult parts of their lives.
Good on you and I honestly hope that this thread helps the people that need it.

After reading through this thread I realise how lucky I am not to have suffered what is obviously a very real and distressing condition.
But I also think it's brilliant how people are willing to help others by posting about their own experiences of what must have been some of the most difficult parts of their lives.
Good on you and I honestly hope that this thread helps the people that need it.

That flag was at the funeral of an old soldier today.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-33281944