thanksgiving and bonfire night
Oct 18th 2007, 7:30 am
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thanksgiving and bonfire night
i dont eat turkey or chicken cos of bird flu in uk, what exactly are we giving thanks for?
safe arrival of bloodthirsty pilgrims who slaughtered thousands of innocent native-americans?
im celebrating bonfire night instead, treacle toffee, bonfire, black peas and lots of booze
and lashings of cinder toffee and parkin, yummi
safe arrival of bloodthirsty pilgrims who slaughtered thousands of innocent native-americans?
im celebrating bonfire night instead, treacle toffee, bonfire, black peas and lots of booze
and lashings of cinder toffee and parkin, yummi
Oct 18th 2007, 9:14 am
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Re: thanksgiving and bonfire night
i dont eat turkey or chicken cos of bird flu in uk, what exactly are we giving thanks for?
safe arrival of bloodthirsty pilgrims who slaughtered thousands of innocent native-americans?
im celebrating bonfire night instead, treacle toffee, bonfire, black peas and lots of booze
and lashings of cinder toffee and parkin, yummi
safe arrival of bloodthirsty pilgrims who slaughtered thousands of innocent native-americans?
im celebrating bonfire night instead, treacle toffee, bonfire, black peas and lots of booze
and lashings of cinder toffee and parkin, yummi
Oct 18th 2007, 1:21 pm
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Re: thanksgiving and bonfire night
i dont eat turkey or chicken cos of bird flu in uk, what exactly are we giving thanks for?
safe arrival of bloodthirsty pilgrims who slaughtered thousands of innocent native-americans?
im celebrating bonfire night instead, treacle toffee, bonfire, black peas and lots of booze
and lashings of cinder toffee and parkin, yummi
safe arrival of bloodthirsty pilgrims who slaughtered thousands of innocent native-americans?
im celebrating bonfire night instead, treacle toffee, bonfire, black peas and lots of booze
and lashings of cinder toffee and parkin, yummi
Where we live they will turn a blind eye on 4th July if you let a few fireworks off in your backyard but other than that they are banned and the police will call before you can say roman candle.
Oct 18th 2007, 1:24 pm
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Re: thanksgiving and bonfire night
...and whatever you do, watch who you're burning in effigy, in fact, don't do it at all in the South!
Oct 18th 2007, 1:28 pm
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Re: thanksgiving and bonfire night
And you're claiming to be a vet-to-be?
Since when has there been ANY concern in the UK about catching Bird Flu from poultry you buy in a supermarket?
Not to mention the fact that there haven't been any cases of Bird Flu in humans in the UK.
Since when has there been ANY concern in the UK about catching Bird Flu from poultry you buy in a supermarket?
Not to mention the fact that there haven't been any cases of Bird Flu in humans in the UK.
Oct 18th 2007, 1:33 pm
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Re: thanksgiving and bonfire night
i dont eat turkey or chicken cos of bird flu in uk, what exactly are we giving thanks for?
safe arrival of bloodthirsty pilgrims who slaughtered thousands of innocent native-americans?
im celebrating bonfire night instead, treacle toffee, bonfire, black peas and lots of booze
and lashings of cinder toffee and parkin, yummi
safe arrival of bloodthirsty pilgrims who slaughtered thousands of innocent native-americans?
im celebrating bonfire night instead, treacle toffee, bonfire, black peas and lots of booze
and lashings of cinder toffee and parkin, yummi
Oct 18th 2007, 1:42 pm
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Oct 18th 2007, 1:45 pm
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Re: thanksgiving and bonfire night
i dont eat turkey or chicken cos of bird flu in uk, what exactly are we giving thanks for?
safe arrival of bloodthirsty pilgrims who slaughtered thousands of innocent native-americans?
im celebrating bonfire night instead, treacle toffee, bonfire, black peas and lots of booze
and lashings of cinder toffee and parkin, yummi
safe arrival of bloodthirsty pilgrims who slaughtered thousands of innocent native-americans?
im celebrating bonfire night instead, treacle toffee, bonfire, black peas and lots of booze
and lashings of cinder toffee and parkin, yummi
Oct 18th 2007, 2:24 pm
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Re: thanksgiving and bonfire night
I was just wondering this morning if anyone was going to celebrate Guy Fawkes.
So is it just a major piss up in Louisiana or is anybody having a party with the kids?
So is it just a major piss up in Louisiana or is anybody having a party with the kids?
Oct 18th 2007, 2:33 pm
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Re: thanksgiving and bonfire night
i dont eat turkey or chicken cos of bird flu in uk, what exactly are we giving thanks for?
safe arrival of bloodthirsty pilgrims who slaughtered thousands of innocent native-americans?
im celebrating bonfire night instead, treacle toffee, bonfire, black peas and lots of booze
and lashings of cinder toffee and parkin, yummi
safe arrival of bloodthirsty pilgrims who slaughtered thousands of innocent native-americans?
im celebrating bonfire night instead, treacle toffee, bonfire, black peas and lots of booze
and lashings of cinder toffee and parkin, yummi
Oct 18th 2007, 2:34 pm
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Re: thanksgiving and bonfire night
Well spotted. I think we all realise by now Ms Trotter is not who she makes out to be.
Oct 18th 2007, 3:17 pm
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Re: thanksgiving and bonfire night
Two reasons:
1. He was the man who intended the most good for the people, ever to enter any parliament.
2. He set the precedent for attempting forceful removal of a head of state, an act since performed successfully here in the USA.
1. He was the man who intended the most good for the people, ever to enter any parliament.
2. He set the precedent for attempting forceful removal of a head of state, an act since performed successfully here in the USA.
Oct 18th 2007, 3:20 pm
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Re: thanksgiving and bonfire night
You miss my point Paddy. This is the US not the UK...why would it be celebrated here?