And deep Fried Mars Bars?Sugar is far far far worse than fat for your health.
Obviously it was awful what happened and I can pretty much understand how his young lad feels at the minute.
If it is helping him and his son deal with things then great.
"Simon Thomas reveals all his son wants for Christmas is his mummy back"
"Simon Thomas shares moment he went back into his bedroom for the first time"
"Simon Thomas' son sleeping in his own room again"
It's just stuff like that. I am all for raising awareness and people talking about things but something about it just seems off and sits a bit differently.
What if they're curators?people that say that they have 'curated' something. No you haven't.
good pointWhat if they're curators?
You wouldn't say that if you had Beth Ditto sitting on your face.Sugar is far far far worse than fat for your health.
why - does she have a sweet 'taste'?You wouldn't say that if you had Beth Ditto sitting on your face.
Oi Keep me out of it!This sounds like my irrational dislike of Malala.
She does, but it's not genuine.why - does she have a sweet 'taste'?
Teams that blame someone else for their relegation when they've had all season to get the points needed.People claiming matches have been fixed when they clearly haven't.
Won't be the last. The value of sports rights is dropping, there's even two PL packages sat unsold from the last renewal. As the leagues get annoyed at current broadcasters putting in lower bids they'll go elsewhere. Even when the company they sell them to doesn't have a means of broadcasting them as La Liga have done.Sky losing La Liga rights so more cost to get the same levels as sky won’t cut prices when they lose something
And natural cane sugar is far healthier than any artificial sweeteners.Sugar is far far far worse than fat for your health.
Speak for yourself:inpain:cos you've got the day off
Little bastards on mopeds tooPeople out on bikes on country lines with head phones.
About 5 teenagers side by side going round a blind corner on the wrong side of the road, all with head phones on.
Could easily have wiped out 2 of them if I hadn't just slowed down to let somebody out.
I always thought it was "BBQ's aren't allowed direct onto the grass"? eg. have a portable BBQ but put it on a coupla bricks or a mini stand?Took the dog to the park this afternoon, when did the memorial become a car park? I don't mean the bits that are actually car parks obviously. There were cars parked the entire run of the park from Coat of Arms Bridge to where the park and ride is.
Also you're not supposed to have BBQs there so if you're choosing to ignore that rule and are stupid enough to have your BBQ in one of the few areas of the park dogs are allowed off lead you shouldn't be too surprised at the outcome. Mine wasn't guilty, I could see what was going to happen so kept him on the lead but it was funny seeing a chap about to explode because a dog had polished off his BBQ.
Err....Earlsdon Festival was on today and there is a funfair at the Memorial Park.Bank Holidays. You look forward to them cos you've got the day off, only to discover there's actually nothing of any interest going on. Except the pub.
Cheers everyone!
Big shock for lots of motorists today.Took the dog to the park this afternoon, when did the memorial become a car park? I don't mean the bits that are actually car parks obviously. There were cars parked the entire run of the park from Coat of Arms Bridge to where the park and ride is.
Also you're not supposed to have BBQs there so if you're choosing to ignore that rule and are stupid enough to have your BBQ in one of the few areas of the park dogs are allowed off lead you shouldn't be too surprised at the outcome. Mine wasn't guilty, I could see what was going to happen so kept him on the lead but it was funny seeing a chap about to explode because a dog had polished off his BBQ.
Hope they were doing the same along the road by Coombe Abbey. Was bloody lethal yesterday with cars parked at odd angles, people emerging from behind them, and the road narrowing to less than two cars' width at places, all on a 50mph road.Big shock for lots of motorists today.
Traffic wardens were putting tickets on a whole stream of cars alongside the Memorial Park. Must have seen 30-40 tickets at least and they were still working their way up.
Bank Holidays. You look forward to them cos you've got the day off, only to discover there's actually nothing of any interest going on. Except the pub.
Cheers everyone!
Actually went along, Otis. Met up with a few family members. T'was whilst admiring the Nat 1 rugby trophy in the car park of Millsy's that I noticed Lloyd Mcgrath - Dilligently choosing bedding plants with his missus and I presume, the in laws. Had a brief chat with him and he is still the quietly spoken, almost shy unassuming of characters.Err....Earlsdon Festival was on today and there is a funfair at the Memorial Park.
We have only just come back now, having been occupied and entertained for 5 hours or so
Good........Was tailbacks yesterday around there to coz lazy bastards were parking both sides of the road. Loads of side roads to park but seems people can't be bothered to walk for less than 5 mins and don't get me started on people parking in disabled/parents with child spaces in supermarkets. Lazy ignorant wankers.Big shock for lots of motorists today.
Traffic wardens were putting tickets on a whole stream of cars alongside the Memorial Park. Must have seen 30-40 tickets at least and they were still working their way up.
Yeah, saw the trophy too, though no-one was admiring it. Stall was bereft of all members of the public.Actually went along, Otis. Met up with a few family members. T'was whilst admiring the Nat 1 rugby trophy in the car park of Millsy's that I noticed Lloyd Mcgrath - Dilligently choosing bedding plants with his missus and I presume, the in laws. Had a brief chat with him and he is still the quietly spoken, almost shy unassuming of characters.
Anyway, he thinks we will, I voiced doubt and with that I ambled back over to the Oak to share the story.
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