Let's just cut the crap and have a good row
Aug 2nd 2004, 2:45 am
#1456
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Originally posted by bundy
Loose said we had to make a special effort to get to 100 pages, by the way. Maybe if we do he'll come back and we can torment him again....
Loose said we had to make a special effort to get to 100 pages, by the way. Maybe if we do he'll come back and we can torment him again....
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Aug 2nd 2004, 2:47 am
#1457
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Originally posted by tiredwithtwins
I think I must be missing a gene somewhere because the urge to tidy up only enters my body once a decade. i have had 2 urges to completely clean the house from top to toe and that was when I was pregnant...once in 1997, last time in 2000.
Actually, I must be a slob cos the dust under my computer monitor is at least a cm thick!!!!!!!
I just cant be bothered........
sue
I think I must be missing a gene somewhere because the urge to tidy up only enters my body once a decade. i have had 2 urges to completely clean the house from top to toe and that was when I was pregnant...once in 1997, last time in 2000.
Actually, I must be a slob cos the dust under my computer monitor is at least a cm thick!!!!!!!
I just cant be bothered........
sue
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Aug 2nd 2004, 2:47 am
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Originally posted by Grayling
Hope so. I'm badly outnumbered here:scared:
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Hope so. I'm badly outnumbered here:scared:
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Aug 2nd 2004, 2:47 am
#1459
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Originally posted by Grayling
Hope so. I'm badly outnumbered here:scared:
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Hope so. I'm badly outnumbered here:scared:
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Mind you, I'm a bit worried that Loose may not be all we assume he is. After all there was that encounter with Gareth Gates in the shower...maybe he'll be joining our ranks when he returns....
Aug 2nd 2004, 2:48 am
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Originally posted by SamanthaL
Wonder which chatroom hes in now, he can still read the messages here cant he? He just cant post any - I think!
Wonder which chatroom hes in now, he can still read the messages here cant he? He just cant post any - I think!
Who? Loose? He emigrated on Thursday so I guess he's busy with Other Things. But he'll be back online sometime soon. No way he can live without us.
Aug 2nd 2004, 2:49 am
#1461
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Originally posted by bundy
Mind you, I'm a bit worried that Loose may not be all we assume he is. After all there was that encounter with Gareth Gates in the shower...maybe he'll be joining our ranks when he returns....
Mind you, I'm a bit worried that Loose may not be all we assume he is. After all there was that encounter with Gareth Gates in the shower...maybe he'll be joining our ranks when he returns....
:scared: Maybe.
I'll have to watch my back with you lot around
Just found some 3 year old copies of 'Private Eye'
Wonder why I kept them
G
Aug 2nd 2004, 2:50 am
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Originally posted by bundy
Mind you, I'm a bit worried that Loose may not be all we assume he is. After all there was that encounter with Gareth Gates in the shower...maybe he'll be joining our ranks when he returns....
Mind you, I'm a bit worried that Loose may not be all we assume he is. After all there was that encounter with Gareth Gates in the shower...maybe he'll be joining our ranks when he returns....
You got everything sorted with skills assessment?
Its a hard process isnt it? and one I might add, that has turned me to drink.
Actually, thats a lie, I turned to drink long ago, but this hasnt helped.
Aug 2nd 2004, 2:51 am
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Originally posted by Grayling
:scared:
Maybe.
I'll have to watch my back with you lot around
Just found some 3 year old copies of 'Private Eye'
Wonder why I kept them
G
:scared: Maybe.
I'll have to watch my back with you lot around
Just found some 3 year old copies of 'Private Eye'
Wonder why I kept them
G
What about 'Playboy' arent you meant to have a stash of those somewhere?
Aug 2nd 2004, 2:54 am
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Originally posted by SamanthaL
Here bundy, when are you heading to australia then?
You got everything sorted with skills assessment?
Its a hard process isnt it? and one I might add, that has turned me to drink.
Actually, thats a lie, I turned to drink long ago, but this hasnt helped.
Here bundy, when are you heading to australia then?
You got everything sorted with skills assessment?
Its a hard process isnt it? and one I might add, that has turned me to drink.
Actually, thats a lie, I turned to drink long ago, but this hasnt helped.
Actually doing a spouse visa. Mr B's an aussie. Been planning it for five years, got within two weeks of lodging my application last Feb when I found out my mum has breast cancer. So put things on hold, of course. Now planning to head out there next summer.
And even though the spouse visa is pretty easy compared to yours, yes, it's still hard! There's me moaning about hoarders when I've been keeping every single scrap of paper relating to me and Mr B for the last 5 years, purely for this application!
Aug 2nd 2004, 2:55 am
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Originally posted by SamanthaL
Private Eye?????
What about 'Playboy' arent you meant to have a stash of those somewhere?
Private Eye?????
What about 'Playboy' arent you meant to have a stash of those somewhere?
Got bored with it
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Aug 2nd 2004, 2:57 am
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Originally posted by bundy
Actually doing a spouse visa. Mr B's an aussie. Been planning it for five years, got within two weeks of lodging my application last Feb when I found out my mum has breast cancer. So put things on hold, of course. Now planning to head out there next summer.
And even though the spouse visa is pretty easy compared to yours, yes, it's still hard! There's me moaning about hoarders when I've been keeping every single scrap of paper relating to me and Mr B for the last 5 years, purely for this application!
Actually doing a spouse visa. Mr B's an aussie. Been planning it for five years, got within two weeks of lodging my application last Feb when I found out my mum has breast cancer. So put things on hold, of course. Now planning to head out there next summer.
And even though the spouse visa is pretty easy compared to yours, yes, it's still hard! There's me moaning about hoarders when I've been keeping every single scrap of paper relating to me and Mr B for the last 5 years, purely for this application!
G
Aug 2nd 2004, 3:01 am
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Originally posted by Grayling
How is your mum Bundy?
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How is your mum Bundy?
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Aug 2nd 2004, 3:03 am
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Originally posted by bundy
My dad had a nervous breakdown at the time she was diagnosed, so it's been a bit of a tricky few months to say the least. Seems it's easier to treat cancer than nervous disorders...
My dad had a nervous breakdown at the time she was diagnosed, so it's been a bit of a tricky few months to say the least. Seems it's easier to treat cancer than nervous disorders...
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Aug 2nd 2004, 3:05 am
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Originally posted by bundy
Better than she was when they gave her 6 weeks! Her breast cancer had spread to her bones, so she can't technically be cured. But she can live with it for some years, we hope. At the moment, she is incredibly well - the healthiest she's looked for years. She's had all her treatment and is back at work, being positive. Whole new diet, so she's lost some weight (she needed to lose a little anyway). She looks fantastic. My dad had a nervous breakdown at the time she was diagnosed, so it's been a bit of a tricky few months to say the least. Seems it's easier to treat cancer than nervous disorders...
Better than she was when they gave her 6 weeks! Her breast cancer had spread to her bones, so she can't technically be cured. But she can live with it for some years, we hope. At the moment, she is incredibly well - the healthiest she's looked for years. She's had all her treatment and is back at work, being positive. Whole new diet, so she's lost some weight (she needed to lose a little anyway). She looks fantastic. My dad had a nervous breakdown at the time she was diagnosed, so it's been a bit of a tricky few months to say the least. Seems it's easier to treat cancer than nervous disorders...
They gave my friend 3 years to live and that was 4 years ago.
As you say, the whole lifstyle package counts for alot doesnt it?
None of us are guaranteed to wake up in the morning are we?
And your mum seems to be proving to those doctors that they are not always right.
Heres to your mums continued health bundy!!!!
Aug 2nd 2004, 3:07 am
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Originally posted by SamanthaL
Doctors dont always get their prognosis right bundy.
They gave my friend 3 years to live and that was 4 years ago.
As you say, the whole lifstyle package counts for alot doesnt it?
None of us are guaranteed to wake up in the morning are we?
And your mum seems to be proving to those doctors that they are not always right.
Heres to your mums continued health bundy!!!!
Doctors dont always get their prognosis right bundy.
They gave my friend 3 years to live and that was 4 years ago.
As you say, the whole lifstyle package counts for alot doesnt it?
None of us are guaranteed to wake up in the morning are we?
And your mum seems to be proving to those doctors that they are not always right.
Heres to your mums continued health bundy!!!!
Glad that she is doing OK Bundy
Hope your Dad is too.G
