Originally posted by janey
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midweek hols - any advice?
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ah but if was to let you whist me off tot eh highlands and wine and dine me I'd then be accused of being one of those blood sucking women who are jsut after you for your money.Originally posted by PhoenixI will hold your saggy's and you will find out it takes more than a made up breed of Elephant, by a man with a Gun (And if that's not Penis envy what is?) You know who you are!
I would take great care of you Janey
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oh the dilemmas of a catch 22
(what's the betting I end up staying in this country next week!?)"Well behaved women rarely make history"
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Except your ex wife...Originally posted by FleetwoodIt'll have no influence on the process at all. The papers are signed, the terms agreed on, she knows I'm with someone else and the court hearing is booked.
"I can shag who I want", he said, petulantly.
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There is nothing wrong with England dear, or the UK for that matter. From the majesty of the lake district fells to the tranquility of the Norfolk broads this green and pleasant land of ours offers delights for all tastes.Originally posted by janey(what's the betting I end up staying in this country next week!?)I am not qualified to give the above advice!
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oh I know, England is really beautiful but I'd really like to be able to do a bit of sunbathing for a few days... and lets face it, that just ain't gonna happen in good old blighty!Originally posted by The Lone GunmanThere is nothing wrong with England dear, or the UK for that matter. From the majesty of the lake district fells to the tranquility of the Norfolk broads this green and pleasant land of ours offers delights for all tastes."Well behaved women rarely make history"
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How about one of these then, get the best of both worlds.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...156899,00.html
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A Moscow travel agent is selling yuppies virtual tourism, fake boarding passes and photos to convince friends they have seen the world"Comment
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Hi Janey
would you consider a few days in Bootle ?
I could take you on a whirlwind tour of the docks and Scottie road finishing up with a slap up meal in the chippie at the bottom of our road. A quick visit to the sun parlour to top up the tan and you are laughing.
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Originally posted by janeyah but if was to let you whist me off tot eh highlands and wine and dine me I'd then be accused of being one of those blood sucking women who are jsut after you for your money.
*sigh*
oh the dilemmas of a catch 22
(what's the betting I end up staying in this country next week!?)
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Pah, We can do it for you wholesale.Originally posted by Joe BlackHow about one of these then, get the best of both worlds.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...156899,00.html
"Go on the ultimate fantasy holiday - by lying in the sun
A Moscow travel agent is selling yuppies virtual tourism, fake boarding passes and photos to convince friends they have seen the world"Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimistHi Janey
would you consider a few days in Bootle ?
I could take you on a whirlwind tour of the docks and Scottie road finishing up with a slap up meal in the chippie at the bottom of our road. A quick visit to the sun parlour to top up the tan and you are laughing.

I could pop in on the parents whilst I was up there too!"Well behaved women rarely make history"
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