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Dizzy_Ditzy

I've just seen an advert on TV for half price wine at M's- could be good APG in it, if the brainboxes can work it out

AngelsMadv

Morning, all! :o

Joking aside I went to bed at 3am - DS2 was in my spot so I got the sofa. Then DD3 wakes me up at 5.45am OMG! Just done 200 miles to Grantham and back to send them to their dad's. Taking dog to town to get his dew claws done then off to Blockbuster for the free movie.

Legendmum wrote: »

[...] Will only be in local papers though so not quite celebrity status yet! lol[...]
Hope you all have a great day! x

GEt you and the Paparazzi!
:rotfl::rotfl: Well done on your win, btw!

Right, more catch up then out with OH. Pulled pork (8 hour slow cook) for tea tonight. Whole house smells lovely! :D

fairclaire

scottishshortie wrote: »

Money?
Raises his profile to other like minded future clients?

The justice system has to be balanced, if it wasn't then whole life sentences like the one handed down today would be almost impossible. A succesful trial needs prosecution and defence equally. The defence barrister knew he was guilty and that's why he conceded early on that his client had caused her death. There is a well known, if a little old article that maybe explains the other side of the coin.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2006/jan/07/workandcareers.careers4

choirchick

fuzzgun19 wrote: »

Thanks Rose. I made this today and it's gorgeous!!

I halved the quantity, but will make a full one next time

Don't normally like bananas either :eek:

Looks delicious I made one the other week didn't last long though

exel1966

Having sat on a jury for a 7 week trial about 10 years ago I learnt an awful lot about the British judicial system, the good points, the bad points, the bargaining, the official cover ups blah blah.

Remember that In any trial the defendant does NOT have to prove his/her innocence. It's up to the prosecution to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt.

If anyone ever gets the chance to serve on a jury I'd jump at it. I look forward to the day I'm called again, hopefully.

Dizzy_Ditzy

tweets wrote: »

Good Afternoon been down to Mr T's seen on thread Thorntons chocs 1p had none in my store I scanned a few chocs but none 1p . I treated myself to a block of the choc with popping candy thanks to Q of C making my mouth water yesterday. :T

Also bought some Yum cheese cost with coupon 50p thanks to Zippy :T

Total of my shopping £61-14 :eek: I paid £24-97 using coupons but not double up ones I am saving those

I did find a 1p item and bought 3

Enjoy your chocolate! *fizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz*

It's £1.32 on co-op, cheapest I've found so far

tweets

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Enjoy your chocolate! *fizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz*

It's £1.32 on co-op, cheapest I've found so far

Was £1-67 at Mr T's for 200g and that was half price.

lee-lee-29

Hi all. Iv heard there is a facebook page that gives info on glitches. Can anyone give me more info so i can find it and check it out?
Thanks

locarr

Mildred1970 wrote: »

I was wondering about that, I cannot understand why a defence lawyer would take on a case like this. Ok legal justice system etc etc, but that lawyer must have known he was guilty

Unfortunately this is the way "justice" works....these barristers then go on to become Judges!!:eek:

savvy_sal

1 x Glenfiddich Single Malt Whisky 12 Years Old (350ml...£12.00£10.00


A v M from a womble

£17.80 tosco
£17.99 sainbobs
£15.00 wait