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typical It always seems silly to me that the English celebrating St Patrick's day when they have no Irish connections at all, but don't celebrate St Georges day. I think the reason may be something to do with the fact that people have been made to feel that showing pride in being English is something to be ashamed of. This has been because of the hi-jacking of English symbolism by the likes of BNP et al.
So to counter these half-witted idiots (my words and I'll stand by them) lets use St Georges day to celebrate all that is good in modern day England-the fact that I believe we are a multi-cultural society and use it show all these different communities exist together in our great like an anti-facist day,though maybe a bit strong.
My daughter,though by quirk of law is French and I shall be celebrating Bastille Day is that unpatriotic or what?
SiGo steps off soapbox
So to counter these half-witted idiots (my words and I'll stand by them) lets use St Georges day to celebrate all that is good in modern day England-the fact that I believe we are a multi-cultural society and use it show all these different communities exist together in our great like an anti-facist day,though maybe a bit strong.
My daughter,though by quirk of law is French and I shall be celebrating Bastille Day is that unpatriotic or what?
SiGo steps off soapbox
I'm surprised people have missed out the other thing that has led to poor spelling. Now I know I'm not perfect but I think I was the last generation af kids who were TAUGHT to I refer to is the spellcheck on word. It's a wonderful tool but as more and morework is done on PC's in education the spellchecker simply corrects mistakes rather than educate.
Though as has already been pointed out maybe this is just a change in the English language, after all language is a living evolving we speak the same now as the 17th century?
Also some people spell things the way they are said as this is the way they were taught - was their not an education movement in the 60's that taught people this way of me if I'm wrong but I'm sure that some will know more than I on this.
Text speak annoys me, as does the speech patterns of some, that is a personal preference but I can't say that I witha strong local dialect speak anymore correctly.
Though as has already been pointed out maybe this is just a change in the English language, after all language is a living evolving we speak the same now as the 17th century?
Also some people spell things the way they are said as this is the way they were taught - was their not an education movement in the 60's that taught people this way of me if I'm wrong but I'm sure that some will know more than I on this.
Text speak annoys me, as does the speech patterns of some, that is a personal preference but I can't say that I witha strong local dialect speak anymore correctly.
I'm too young to have ever been to Wigan Casino but on the subject I have just finished an excellent book called Casino by Dave Shaw published by somebody who is into that sphere of music it was fascinating and I'm sure it would even more for those who were there.
Just a little info :small-print:
Just a little info :small-print:
Didn't see this programme but when I was living in France there was a programme with the same subject matter on the main thrust of this documentary was the way that this disease really puts a lot of life in perspective.
My daughter is quite ill though not on scales that have been mentioned here,but enough to affect our lives and sometimes things get very difficult for parents who can feel at times as if their lives, and their childs, have been robbed from do get on with things but it dosen't stop times when you feel like crying
My daughter is quite ill though not on scales that have been mentioned here,but enough to affect our lives and sometimes things get very difficult for parents who can feel at times as if their lives, and their childs, have been robbed from do get on with things but it dosen't stop times when you feel like crying
Well here a SiGo towers there is a foul mood in the air :taz: .I seem to be in the worst mood imaginable for nigh on three days now and I can't seem to get out of it.I considered knocking somebody off their moped but felt was a little too strong and selfish.
So what do you do to get yourself out of the stinker I'm in? :confused2:
So what do you do to get yourself out of the stinker I'm in? :confused2:
Can I just recommend something-try getting a very pure type of Ginseng that you make tea 't know what type but Dr & Herbs is good place I found to ask.I was taking this and my god I would get hard-ons instantly and ones I couldn't get rid of-not advisable for those in the public I had sex it went for ages and as somebody who hasn't the greatest staying power that was great.I have stopped taking it for now as without a playmate :doh: the stuff was driving me mad here at SiGo towers :silly:
Lovely
Lovely
Hi there been around for a little now and want to test the waters.I'm looking to meet up with some of you if you're interested.I'm not looking to meet up in I'm going to shag you to death,I'm looking at a more social meet.I have had some people PM me and thankyou to them,unfortunately things have prevented me from meeting.
So I have my ad,take a look if you want, and you have this.
Get in touch Simon
So I have my ad,take a look if you want, and you have this.
Get in touch Simon
Got to admit that I am firmly in the cracker camp on this one,especially the earlier one other thing.....I love Columbo and I hear Mrs Columbo is a big fan of yours.
I'm not one for the vicar/writer/chef/bus driver turned detective shows as I type this I'm humming the tune of murder she wrote da da da dah da dah da da dah
I'm not one for the vicar/writer/chef/bus driver turned detective shows as I type this I'm humming the tune of murder she wrote da da da dah da dah da da dah
