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Norfolkdick said:pugh-the-special-one said:Well Martin you got to admit those leprechauns are pretty evil looking bastards.
Greetings Jamie
For the January entry of the Shave of The Day photo for the proposed TSR calendar I voted for Jacey's photograph which was entitled, 'Midget Madness'.
May I take it as read that this most excellent and artistic entry failed to attract your vote?
Regards
Dick.
Hiya doin over there Dick,
I would guess poor Jamie couldn't even look at that pic, seeing as how it might give him bad dreams......bad dreams (said in my best Dwight Frye voice). Update.....I was wrong about that. he did look.
Now Jamie, I do sometimes play doctor, although more so when I was much younger, so here's some professional advice to cure that silliness you have. Ok, here we go.
What you need to realize is that leprechauns (and all little people in general) are afraid of cats. You are probably thinking to yourself "Oh, ascairt of cats just like mummies are" and you'd be right.
So, whatcha do is.......even better, here's a short video which I'm sure you've never seen since the movie is infested with little people. Yes, be warned Jamie.......midget alert!!!!
Anyway, it only takes 30 seconds to play and then you should be fine, just as long as you are always in the company of cats. Easy eh? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdVfdX66dqI
Ohh, towards the movie's end, that bag is tossed into the river (still full), so there's the happy ending you were wanting.
No charge for the consultation and remember, you get what you pay for.
Doc Martin
I will also include an adorable leprechaun picture to make you feel more friendly towards them.
Northam Saint said:Reading Gardiner's list I should add to mine, my brother, I forgot all about him, that's how much he figures in my life. Someone I am afraid to say I truly hate. I reserve that word specifically for him and the hurt he caused my mum.
The Geordie Shaver said:Northam Saint said:Reading Gardiner's list I should add to mine, my brother, I forgot all about him, that's how much he figures in my life. Someone I am afraid to say I truly hate. I reserve that word specifically for him and the hurt he caused my mum.
I don't hate my brother , I don't want to fill the rest of my life with such an all consuming emotion , I found it easier to shut him out of my life , we have not talked or seen each other for fourteen or so year's ,
Northam Saint said:The Geordie Shaver said:Northam Saint said:Reading Gardiner's list I should add to mine, my brother, I forgot all about him, that's how much he figures in my life. Someone I am afraid to say I truly hate. I reserve that word specifically for him and the hurt he caused my mum.
I don't hate my brother , I don't want to fill the rest of my life with such an all consuming emotion , I found it easier to shut him out of my life , we have not talked or seen each other for fourteen or so year's ,
It doesn't consume me, but I really can't stand the bloke. I have to see him every school day as he is the caretaker at my daughters school, I do walk past as though he doesn't exist. Perhaps over time I won't hate him. But the problems he caused and still is causing run too deep. It hasn't been a year yet since I found the abuse he dished out to my mum, financial, mental and even physical. Mum won't press charges, I won't belt him as that sinks lower than his level. I know karma will come up and bite him. Even his daughter is turning against him and prefers my company. Family ! As they say. You can pick your friends. Luckily I've many good friends and a fantastic wife.
PhilD said:The fact that Kate Silverton reads the news. How does someone so bad at reading the news get the top job reading the news?
chriszacharek said:It's those lips...
PhilD said:chriszacharek said:It's those lips...
She'd be better suited to a Cadburys Flake advert
God, you must be permanently pissed off.........hold on wait that me aswell!DPTC said:Alot of these will be people related, but here goes:
- people who are late
- people who are loud
- people who are stupid
- people who are lazy
- people who are rude
- people who are unprofessional
- people with bad manners
- people with no consideration for others in public (e.g. trains, playing loud music through their phones)
- people who don't take their mobiles with them and leave them on their desk, then it rings. Kinda defeats the whole point of a "mobile" phone
- people who are ungrateful
- people who are unapologetic esp when they've done something wrong
- people who are immature
- people who don't look where they're going in the street or realise who's around them, getting in the way or what not, etc
- people who don't listen and talk over you
- people who talk loudly on their phones
- people with bad manners and personal hygiene
- two faced people
- flaky people
- unreliable people
Right that's the people one's done, I'm sure there's more though.
I also don't like:
- traffic
- crowded places
- long queues
- being poor
- the UK justice system
- the UK law
- thing that take ages
- early mornings
- cold weather
- rain
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