but they're everywhere. there's this really sweet little italian-themed cafe nearby that does a fantastic breakfast. was in there last week at the same time as a lady with her irksome progeny. please, teach the little fuckers about 'restaurant voices.'
This is true. I do love the parent that drags a mewling brat round tesco (other supermarkets are I believe available ) it add so much to the shopping experiencebut they're everywhere. there's this really sweet little italian-themed cafe nearby that does a fantastic breakfast. was in there last week at the same time as a lady with her irksome progeny. please, teach the little fuckers about 'restaurant voices.'
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howza, sus?Hello lurkers
The dreaded C hasn't got me yet, but it has curtailed my daily activities.ah, so you're still with us!
i've been... busy.
i did wonder. good to see you're still here!
howza, sus?
well, work isn;t an issue for me so much.
they're jugglers and clowns. i say we should give anarchy a try.
howza, D.
It worked in Spain in the Thirties, Until Franco decided that it was too dangerous for his political dream. But unfortunatly the British population are too entrenched in "conservative" values, including the few establishment rebels who vote for the Green Party!they're jugglers and clowns. i say we should give anarchy a try.
Forget London and most of the South, visit Wales and the Lake District . . . Yorkshire will definetly surprise you, and Scotland is better than you might thin;; you might as well try your hand at Haggis hunting, it's real fun, but you are only allowed a bow and arrow . . . we like to give a sporting chance to our prey!
they're jugglers and clowns. i say we should give anarchy a try.
Hiyahowza, D.
Personally I like going off the beaten path. Scotland definatly on my radar. My trip though has to be in London this time.
you might make it in time for the rugby premiership final. that's a good day out.
