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Fudge_Cake_2

French_Knickers wrote: »

NOOOOO! Deidre is soooo old hat!

cupcake sounds more up to date!

:T

Call Cupcake

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

OT: Tonight's whoopsies = £32.77 for £1.72 :j Got SOAKED on the way home. Underbudgeted the amount of water that can fall from the sky in any one 3 minute period...and I did a ToNik, wearing a bloomin white top :eek::o:o:o:o

purdita

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Thank you lovely :-) I hope so too, otherwise it's a trip to a & e. this will not please me as I'm not being paid to be there and I resent that lol

A few years ago my brother was at his firms Xmas do and was pretty merry as were all his colleagues and partners.
There were a few of them dancing when the Dirty Dancing theme came on and one of the secretaries decided to jump into his arms.
My bro was all for it but unfortunately mis-timed his catch and they both crashed to the floor!
At the time they were in stitches as were his wife and her husband but she then said she'd hurt herself.
At this point my bro did his "Don't worry, I'm a doctor" and lifted her on a table much to everyone, including the "patient's" amusement.

It ended up with the lady concerned suing my brother for not catching her and making her "injury" worse by doing his "Doctor" act.
He was covered under his home insurance policy and I think they had to cough up a few grand :eek::eek:

This was from a drunken dance which went wrong but both parties were instrumental in starting it.
If you were leaped on without warning, and it has caused you an injury, it might be adviseable to get it noted on your medical records just in case.

French_Knickers

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

:T

Call Cupcake

I do hope I'm not dialling an 0898 number!!! :rotfl:

kprice88

scrap that just caching up and realised wesh's is back up to £2... in A's so time to rethink

micabenson

sorry if already posted..

free loreal revitalift samples ...:D

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micabenson

And free crabbies ginger beer ( at Youngs pubs)

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Fudge_Cake_2

French_Knickers wrote: »

I do hope I'm not dialling an 0898 number!!! :rotfl:

:money:taught me well!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

cousinjack_2

purdita wrote: »

A few years ago my brother was at his firms Xmas do and was pretty merry as were all his colleagues and partners.
There were a few of them dancing when the Dirty Dancing theme came on and one of the secretaries decided to jump into his arms.
My bro was all for it but unfortunately mis-timed his catch and they both crashed to the floor!
At the time they were in stitches as were his wife and her husband but she then said she'd hurt herself.
At this point my bro did his "Don't worry, I'm a doctor" and lifted her on a table much to everyone, including the "patient's" amusement.

It ended up with the lady concerned suing my brother for not catching her and making her "injury" worse by doing his "Doctor" act.
He was covered under his home insurance policy and I think they had to cough up a few grand :eek::eek:

This was from a drunken dance which went wrong but both parties were instrumental in starting it.
If you were leaped on without warning, and it has caused you an injury, it might be adviseable to get it noted on your medical records just in case.

you are joking me?! sued!? for that!? omg!:eek:

streetlights

good night everybody, here's to long weekend ahead, I hope you all enjoy the rest of the evening

purdita

cousinjack wrote: »

you are joking me?! sued!? for that!? omg!:eek:

No it honestly happened!! He was gobsmacked. She tried sueing the company first, then went personally for him.
She left soon after and moved to another job.

It dragged on for ages, but the insurance company paid up in the end. I think he was panicking in case they wouldn't and he would have to personally pay her.

Afterwards we all used to laugh and say we needed a new TV, Holiday, etc. so can we have a quick dance with you :rotfl::rotfl: