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Irish Al · October 2006

UKDave wrote:

Shit... you even got a mention on the thread :eek: watch out for backlash!!!!

They gonna fuck him up bad

:eek:

See ya byrnzie.....nice knowin ya....any chance of the leather jacket...I'll make sure it goes to a good home??

Irish Al · October 2006

UKDave wrote:

Nobody expected the Italian inquisition.... :eek:

Right, heading off for the evening, be good everyone, Byrnzie... :rolleyes:

Hello and Goodbye my UK man of destiny

UKDave · October 2006

Irish Al wrote:

They gonna fuck him up bad :eek:

See ya byrnzie.....nice knowin ya....any chance of the leather jacket...I'll make sure it goes to a good home??

And the Buffalo hoodie....?

Catch you guys later

Irish Al · October 2006

right off home folks...see ya'll tomorrow

Dunkman....hello my scottish widow.....whereever you are

chime · October 2006

Night all

Hope you all have a good few days.

Al the best of birthday wishes

Byrnzie · October 2006

UKDave wrote:

Shit... you even got a mention on the thread :eek: watch out for backlash!!!!

I have no idea what they're saying. Maybe they're singing my praises!

Byrnzie · October 2006

Where is the elusive Dunkman? Has Helen bumped him off?

stonesgstring · October 2006

:( I'm still doing work!! At least I'm at home I suppose but even so :(

I've turned so grumpy lately!

I miss all you guys you know. I must try and get on more often

redlady · October 2006

Morning all...just hopped in to say hi ..going to the local market in town with a friend from work..see ya

Oh and the dvd i bought from PJ is really good i must say...

V V · October 2006

^^^ woooooooo early !

morning

XXXXX

redrock · October 2006

Too early V and redlady!!!

Morning everyone....

Crappy 'spring' cleaning day again today + yesterday went to curriculum evening at school and science teacher (who is also head of year) wanted a meeting (!!!!) So.... have to see science teacher this morning too.... At least I can go knowing that G. didn't do anything and that she's doing good work..... (I hope!)

V V · October 2006

oo we had parents evening last night for Mali , they were very happy with her and commented on her active and very creative imagination hahahaha !!! they had a trip to a synigog (sp?) yesterday and Mali didnt stop asking questions , which they love

good luck with all of that ! as u say i'm sure its all good

Heineken Helen · October 2006

kitiaram wrote:

Brynzie io NON DICO PAROLACCE :mad: e soprattutto non al Papa!!!!!

:eek: I think he said you called the pope a wanker byrnzie

Oh dear!

redrock · October 2006

V V wrote:

good luck with all of that ! as u say i'm sure its all good

OK... back from school.... You'd think Gabrielle is god's gift to the world if what her form tutor said was anything to go by!!!! She should stay at our place for a week and see how it really is!

It was all about something the school may be proposing to do in Science...fast-tracking able kids to do their GCSE in two years (ie in Y9!). It seems that from G's assessments (and attitude! - what attitude??) she would fit the bill and the teacher just wanted our thoughts on that should it go ahead. Not sure.... I'm thinking give the kid a break.. she only started secondary school in September! I'm sure G. could do it, but she is also thinking an early GCSE in music (she already plays an instrument at the grade required - the rest is easy...)... Ah... school...

Heineken Helen · October 2006

redrock wrote:

OK... back from school.... You'd think Gabrielle is god's gift to the world if what her form tutor said was anything to go by!!!! She should stay at our place for a week and see how it really is!

It was all about something the school may be proposing to do in Science...fast-tracking able kids to do their GCSE in two years (ie in Y9!). It seems that from G's assessments (and attitude! - what attitude??) she would fit the bill and the teacher just wanted our thoughts on that should it go ahead. Not sure.... I'm thinking give the kid a break.. she only started secondary school in September! I'm sure G. could do it, but she is also thinking an early GCSE in music (she already plays an instrument at the grade required - the rest is easy...)... Ah... school...

Wow, :eek: well it's great that they're considering her anyway. I would tend to agree with you slightly about giving her a break but maybe she is able for it?

redrock · October 2006

Heineken Helen wrote:

Wow, :eek: well it's great that they're considering her anyway. I would tend to agree with you slightly about giving her a break but maybe she is able for it?

Oh yeah.. I'm sure she could do it.. but it would be quite a bit of work, I guess. Add to that normal homework, piano, violin, saxophone (for which she needs to practise!), ballet, stagecoach AND friends.... that just seems a lot to pile up on a kid..... In the end, it will be her choice, if they do it.

BTW - have you looked into transport from Stansted to my place (sorry we can't pick you up, but it tooooo far!). I think your best bet would be the stansted express to Tottenham Hale, then the tube to Vauxhall, then the train to Whitton! Sorry so long winded! Another option is the coach link Stansted-Heathrow and then tube/bus to Whitton. Unfortunately, it it pricey, I'm afraid! Still want to stay at my place????

UKDave · October 2006

redrock wrote:

Oh yeah.. I'm sure she could do it.. but it would be quite a bit of work, I guess. Add to that normal homework, piano, violin, saxophone (for which she needs to practise!), ballet, stagecoach AND friends.... that just seems a lot to pile up on a kid..... In the end, it will be her choice, if they do it.

BTW - have you looked into transport from Stansted to my place (sorry we can't pick you up, but it tooooo far!). I think your best bet would be the stansted express to Tottenham Hale, then the tube to Vauxhall, then the train to Whitton! Sorry so long winded! Another option is the coach link Stansted-Heathrow and then tube/bus to Whitton. Unfortunately, it it pricey, I'm afraid! Still want to stay at my place????

I HAD to take my Maths & English Lang a year early they didn't give us a choice and then they crammed a two year AO level maths into one year when we were taking our other O levels :eek: bastards... :mad:

Morning all

Irish Al · October 2006

All these genius children

Obviously all gotten from the other halves of the relationships

My mam was skipped 3 or 4 years ahead in school, she left school, with exams at 15....mad, no way that would happen now....shame her brains didn't pass onto me....or maybe they did and I've just destroyed them with alcohol abuse

Thanks chimey for the birthday wishes

Just listening to Ray D'Arcy on Todayfm and they are talking about duvet's and single lads. Basically women are giving out (surprise surprise) about bedsheets and duvet covers of bob the builder etc and also not washing bedclothes for 2 years....and expecting the women to get into that bed for some action.....so ladies, whats the worst bedroom you've gone home to??

redlady · October 2006

V V wrote:

^^^ woooooooo early !

morning XXXXX

Don't have to work but i was up at 7.00 am already...LOL

UKDave · October 2006

Irish Al wrote:

All these genius children Obviously all gotten from the other halves of the relationships

My mam was skipped 3 or 4 years ahead in school, she left school, with exams at 15....mad, no way that would happen now....shame her brains didn't pass onto me....or maybe they did and I've just destroyed them with alcohol abuse

Thanks chimey for the birthday wishes

Just listening to Ray D'Arcy on Todayfm and they are talking about duvet's and single lads. Basically women are giving out (surprise surprise) about bedsheets and duvet covers of bob the builder etc and also not washing bedclothes for 2 years....and expecting the women to get into that bed for some action.....so ladies, whats the worst bedroom you've gone home to??

When is the birthday Al?

I'm crap at birthdays.... :rolleyes:

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