Every Little Interests The Elite

LEJC

Underperky...well said as always...

I'm as diverse as they go and really have no objection to whatever celebration anyone wants....some I partake in and some I dont partake in..I'm very aware it's Ramadam at the moment and whilst its not a faith I follow I am understanding of its significance to those that do

but I will wish our wonderful monarch and her dashing husband the very best on their special birthdays

Snap-ant

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Went out last night - no coat & it absolutely poured down, street was temporarily flooded & I got very very wet walking home :o as I won't pay for a taxi :o

wackynut

zippydooda wrote: »

one, one, one
bloody lightweight.

I only usually have 1 drink with my lunch when I go.

However, I have been known to go with quite a few when attending a family celebration meal.

I'm surprised I'm still getting away with it to be honest. :rotfl:

wackynut

underperky wrote: »

well my guess it will ""offend"" some people .... It's a disgrace that in

in 2016 we are being knuckled down to not upset any other religion

i mean the queens birthday where is the harm in that


whilst the people of other religions will not knuckle down to what is our right to celebrate birthdays etc

if our traditions upset them that much why don't they build and fund their own schools
or just ignore it if they don't like it .....as there is plenty of things i don't agree with in different religions and countries but i do not protest about them ..i accept that people are entitled to their own opinions

do you think these countries would not celebrate their traditions if we lived in their countries and it offended us

now i am not wishing to upset any religion from catholics to buddists

and all the rest of the religions

but we need to get a back bone and put a stop to all of this and happy holidays for xmas

we don't protest when other religions want to celebrate their traditions
and we should uphold all of our traditions and ceremonies after all

we do have a lady as our head of state and long may she rule

happy birthday philip

happy birthday to our queen

how many people on here will wish our lizzie and phil a happy birthday

let's see how many like this post or how long before the post is removed because my opinion offends

pressing the button then running for cover

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rockyrose

underperky wrote: »

Well my guess it will ""offend"" some people .... It's a disgrace that in

In 2016 we are being knuckled down to not upset any other religion

I mean the Queens birthday where is the harm in that


Whilst the people of other religions will not knuckle down to what is our right to celebrate birthdays etc

If our traditions upset them that much why don't they build and fund their own schools
Or just ignore it if they don't like it .....as there is plenty of things I don't agree with in different religions and countries but I do not protest about them ..I accept that people are entitled to their own opinions

Do you think these countries would not celebrate their traditions if we lived in their countries and it offended us

Now I am not wishing to upset any religion from Catholics to buddists

and all the rest of the religions

But we need to get a back bone and put a stop to all of this and Happy Holidays for Xmas

We don't protest when other religions want to celebrate their traditions
And we should uphold all of our traditions and ceremonies after all

we do have a Lady as our head of state and long may she rule

Happy Birthday Philip

Happy Birthday to our Queen

How many people on here will wish our Lizzie and Phil a Happy Birthday

Let's see how many like this post or how long before the post is removed because my opinion offends

Pressing the button then running for cover

Well said underperky.

My family is Irish (and so Catholic) and I have lived through the trials and tribulations and horror of the chequered past our two countries share.

Queen Elizabeth II is the greatest monarch this country has ever had, will ever see and along with the first Elizabeth, I think, the bravest. When she walked down the steps of the plane in Dublin and then started her banquet speech by speaking in Gaelic I cried.

She has served her country with honour and a dignity that most days appear to be forgotten traits in other sectors of this society.

I am not a monarchist but the very least that I can do is wish her a Happy Birthday.

I believe as an English woman that is the very least I owe her but as an Irish woman I think I owe her more

Happy Birthday your Majesty.

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henrik777

Savvybuyer wrote: »

M Value Plastic Knives (50) 50p

Shows how old they are for a store to be clearing them at that. M Value not M Savers.

We like price cuts here.

Snap-ant

Dearest tweets - please can I ask you to carry the QUIZ torch until I return from seeing Dad please?

We leave early on Monday

izzeyb

Savvybuyer wrote: »

M Chickpeas (500g)28p - may be store specific price or maybe not - several packs on RTC shelf at Bredbury on Wednesday.

Blooming heck savvybuyer have you been all the way over to Bredbury (Bredbury Stockport ???)

LEJC

heres a little L'occitane shower gel freebie I pinched from sarah on the freebies board

Mhoc I know does like a L'occitane gift as do many others
http://www.mrhyde.com/promotions/get-a-free-loccitane-cedrat-shower-gel

I guess if you are out and about collecting one tomorrow you migh also be able to link in a visit to crabtree and evelyn for the hand cream

FREE GIFT
For The First 90 Customers
FREE Hand Therapy 25g with any purchase for the FIRST 90 customers in each store on
10th - 12th June.

Although with this one you do need to make a purchase