:-(

Eddie said...

When I first moved in with my ex we shared a one bedroom flat with her 3
kids. We moved out of there into a 4 bed detached house with a double
gargage and the kids didn't know what to do with all the room. They used
to sit huddled in the smallest bedroom because they felt more relaxed in
there. I spent almost all of my time in the garage so it didn't bother
me.

 

I'm beginning to wonder if this is just what being a grown-up is
about.

Quite right, too.

 

ah, you are attending the aslef annual conference then. There was an
article on the BBC News site - doesn't look too promising.

Best of luck!

 

I don't really either - I've got Angie to do that sort of thing for
me.

 

Even with all the heads rolling?

 

It was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember muddycat

Need to sheik it up a bit.

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Dave

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Mustapha explanation.

 

Camel along now.

 

Shirley you mean "Camel down now, camel down" <shakes curly perm>

 

No - I meant "Camel hair now" or possibly "duck down"

 

<g, d&r>

 

Yeah. More so; the wimps go home.

 

LOL

Kinda like here then, there was an exodus after the 1989 earthquake.

 

I hope not. (But I can't give you a lot of evidence to the contrary.)

Any plans to be bake in Blighty in the foreseeable future?

 

....away from the oven-like heat of Dubai?

 

Don't see why not, he's only there to get enough dough that he can
loaf around later.

 

You're getting a rise out of him, that's plain. Despite all your
flowery language your entreaties are obviously not falling on stony
ground.

 

Don't talk cobblers. He's clearly just milling around at work, raking
in the bread. And here you guys are, making a wholemeal of the abuse.
Sometimes it's hard to separate the wheat from the chaff.

 

ogden says...

Don't look to me to butter him up, I'm in enough jams as it is.

 

Not until March 2005 for a week or so, I think.