Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

misskool

chewmylegoff wrote: »

Watched a bit of it in the adverts, but it just makes me angry really.

why?



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lostinrates

silvercar wrote: »

I have friends who celebrate their wedding anniversary and the anniversary of when they first started going out.

The clever thing to do is to get engaged on the anniversary of meeting/dating, then get married the same date a subsequent year.

It makes life much simpler.

chewmylegoff

misskool wrote: »

why?



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Cause they're not gypsies, or travellers. Rather they are a bunch of common criminals who leech off society.

Plus the entire content of the program seems to be some scouse woman who makes ££££ from making all their wedding dresses going on about how wonderful they are all the time (with the odd bit of "grabbing" I mean institutionalised sexual assault chucked into the mix).

Would rather see a program about their cult being smashed and them all being deported / jailed.

lostinrates

Didn't see bfgw, was out. I can see why it would make someone cross. And uncomfortable.


Do like the butterfly lamp shades. I like those paper globes.

I am giving in and decided to call nuerologist, nothing serious, but have a twitch in my left eye thats been there for a few days, think i should ask someone about it.

silvercar

lostinrates wrote: »

I am giving in and decided to call nuerologist, nothing serious, but have a twitch in my left eye thats been there for a few days, think i should ask someone about it.

Hope its nothing serious. I tried eyebrow threading once and had a twitch for a few days afterwards, so it could be something of nothing.

lostinrates

zagubov wrote: »

My friends got married on New Yerars Eve. They'll never forget the date but with hindsight, they may well be thinking there's enough going on at that time of year without adduing the organsiation/purchase of anniversary cards presents dinners etc. :eek:

Oh, no, that was silly. Imo there are dates i would avoid....christmas valentines birthdays etc.......just incase it all goes wrong and you have to think anout an ex on tose dates with someone else......on an ordinary date it a: makes a nother reason to celebrate in the year, and b: they can fade into the back ground with a failed relationship....

zagubov

lostinrates wrote: »

The clever thing to do is to get engaged on the anniversary of meeting/dating, then get married the same date a subsequent year.

It makes life much simpler.

My friends got married on Hogmanay/New Years Eve. They'll never forget the date but with hindsight, they may well be thinking there's enough going on at that time of year without adduing the organisation/purchase of anniversary cards presents dinners etc. :eek:

LydiaJ

lostinrates, have you got a Tardis, or something? You appear to be able to quote posts before people post them.

lostinrates

LydiaJ wrote: »

lostinrates, have you got a Tardis, or something? You appear to be able to quote posts before people post them.

cool innit. System hiccup i guess.

zagubov

LydiaJ wrote: »

lostinrates, have you got a Tardis, or something? You appear to be able to quote posts before people post them.

lostinrates wrote: »

cool innit. System hiccup i guess.

I think when you were in Italy you must have accidentaly mixed pasta and antipasta and you were then bathed in these famous faster-than-light neutrinoes! :eek:

And I'm glad you only use your special powers for good and never evil!