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Re: What do you want for xmas Thu 30 Nov - 12:30
karlypants wrote:Reebok Trotter wrote:bwfc71 wrote:Peace, no staking of me by some idiots, quietness and win the Euro-lottery
They stopped burning folk at the stake a long long time ago!
Re: What do you want for xmas Thu 30 Nov - 12:31
Reebok Trotter wrote:bwfc71 wrote:Peace, no staking of me by some idiots, quietness and win the Euro-lottery
They stopped burning folk at the stake a long long time ago!
Re: What do you want for xmas Thu 30 Nov - 12:32
I don't think you needed to justify any of those Rammy. I'm with you all the way.rammywhite wrote:karlypants wrote:Reebok Trotter wrote:bwfc71 wrote:Peace, no staking of me by some idiots, quietness and win the Euro-lottery
They stopped burning folk at the stake a long long time ago!
What a pity.
I can think of a few where I would gladly light the fire.
I'd start with Nigel Farage, Michel Barnier, Jonny Evans (revenge for Stu Holden),Robbie Savage, Alex Salmond ( for being a gobby tosser), Donald Tump (for bring the king of tossers)... and then a few more who I can't think of just now
Re: What do you want for xmas Thu 30 Nov - 12:36 Re: What do you want for xmas Thu 30 Nov - 12:44
You can always start your own thread on it 58.Bwfc1958 wrote:At the risk of turning this fully away from a cheery Christmas thread into a 'people who you'd like to see die a horrible death' thread, I'll add katy Hopkins and Joey Barton to the list.
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Re: What do you want for xmas Thu 7 Dec - 21:36Reebok Trotter wrote:Good deed done today. This morning at the Aldi check out, I was behind an old lady in the queue. Her bill came to £56.83 but when she counted out all her change and she only had just under £50. I thought she was probably someone’s Nan and I’d like to think someone would have helped my Nan out when she was alive. She didn’t want me to help her but I insisted, and in no time we had all her shopping back on the shelves... Have a great Christmas!
Re: What do you want for xmas Thu 7 Dec - 22:29
Love it RT.Reebok Trotter wrote:Good deed done today. This morning at the Aldi check out, I was behind an old lady in the queue. Her bill came to £56.83 but when she counted out all her change and she only had just under £50. I thought she was probably someone’s Nan and I’d like to think someone would have helped my Nan out when she was alive. She didn’t want me to help her but I insisted, and in no time we had all her shopping back on the shelves... Have a great Christmas!
Re: What do you want for xmas Thu 7 Dec - 22:47
Re: What do you want for xmas Fri 8 Dec - 10:05rammywhite wrote:I haven't a clue what I want- but the missus wants a dog.
What have I done to deserve that?
Re: What do you want for xmas Fri 8 Dec - 10:15Have you tried Animals in Distress? I think it's in Salford.rammywhite wrote:rammywhite wrote:I haven't a clue what I want- but the missus wants a dog.
What have I done to deserve that?
Went to Bleakholt to get a rescue dog and they didn't want to know ( they were mainly Staffies as well). Went to Manchester Dogs home to get a rescue dog and again they didn't want to know.
Bail me out someone. The missus wants a small terrier( Cairn, Westie, Lakeland- but not a Jack Russel) and prefers a young dog and not a puppy.
FFS -where can I get one from??
Re: What do you want for xmas Fri 8 Dec - 10:21 Re: What do you want for xmas Fri 8 Dec - 10:27My mum got an Australian Terrier from these although that was a good 3 years ago.rammywhite wrote:Cheers KP- we'll give it a go.
We've had dogs all our lives ( and our families before us) so we're well used to them andwe have a big enough garden for them. But there seems to be a lack of suitable dogs available. Plenty of Staffies, large dogs and disturbed dogs- but few small homeable pets.
Re: What do you want for xmas Fri 8 Dec - 12:53rammywhite wrote:Cheers KP- we'll give it a go.
We've had dogs all our lives ( and our families before us) so we're well used to them andwe have a big enough garden for them. But there seems to be a lack of suitable dogs available. Plenty of Staffies, large dogs and disturbed dogs- but few small homeable pets.
Re: What do you want for xmas Wed 13 Dec - 19:20Reebok Trotter wrote:rammywhite wrote:Cheers KP- we'll give it a go.
We've had dogs all our lives ( and our families before us) so we're well used to them andwe have a big enough garden for them. But there seems to be a lack of suitable dogs available. Plenty of Staffies, large dogs and disturbed dogs- but few small homeable pets.
Leigh Dogs Home just off the East Lancs road is worth trying. We got our border collie from there. We also have a Jack Russell but I wouldn't recommend one to everyone!
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