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I couldn't agree more. I have always thought "When in Rome etc". As far as I am concerned, we should welcome people from abroad, just the same as they should us. However, we always have to embrace the cultures of the countries we visit and they should do the same. I do not believe that we...

Send some sunshine to me then Toffee, both my furry Princes need a bath today and I won't do it until it brightens up a bit :lol:

Well I see this thread died a death..... :evil:

Grow up paulbrown. No need at all for that.

Yeah and if hadn't already gone out I would 'Hang the hubby' instead of the 'DJ' :lol:

I sat and watched some of this with my youngest the other night. We couldn't believe that the most normal person in there is the one with a medical condition that is frequently mocked, bless him. I hope Pete wins it :D That Lisa is awful and the blonde girl who needs a man also needs a kick...

Flaming Henry, Williams89, you sound just like my mother was :evil: . Neither of my kids have been smacked (save when one of them almost killed himself with a winnie the pooh and a bedside lamp, but that's another story). They have however, been taught respect for others amongst other...

I am so seriously pi**ed off this morning :evil: . Blardy hubby only went and cancelled my recording of Morrisey Live :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: Stoopid divvy went and stopped the recording of the wrong programme grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

Me too, made me smile when I saw it :lol: Bob, have a nice time and be sure that Nessie doesn't eat you :wink: Markie, hope your cousin has a speedy recovery :)

Not necessarily supersparky. My hubby is diabetic and whilst it would have this affect on him, I used to work with a girl who was diabetic and if she had anything too sugary she would act as though she was drunk. It was weird :? Our GP took hair and nail clippings from our eldest and then...

But at least you had a holiday - stop blardy moaning :P

Ouch Hermes :evil: My old Uncle who was a farmer used to take his leather riding crop to us when we defied him :o Toffee, I agree that yelling or smacking is most certainly not the answer. Education is the key here. Keep a diary of everything he eats and drinks for the next month & make...

Yeah I know but I have only had some porridge for brekkie and some chicken and green salad for lunch. I needed my weekly dose of choccy LOL

Have they not given him any drugs to halt or slow down the damage and protect his kidneys, Markie? Being overweight and also having an unhealthy diet (plus smoking and drinking) will not do him any favours though. I do wonder sometimes if some people actually realise the damage they are...

In the morning? Young man, 5.50am IS morning! Must've been a good night though, where did you go ? :lol:

Joe, in our house you got a smack whether you were silly or not :roll: My kids used to beg me not to leave them alone with Grandma because she smacked them for stuff :lol:

Toffs, it sounds like he might have had a reaction to the colourings in the J2O. My eldest has ADHD & when he was small he was a nightmare. He was quite well behaved when we were out but he had far too much energy and we used to have to take it in turns to go to bed of a night as he'd be up...

Awww, bless him. No wonder he wasn't too clever with girls if his Dad was on at him all the time :roll: Are you inviting him to your renewal of vows? If you are, can I come too? :wink: :lol: :oops:

If they are damaged I don't think they recover. His GP is probably telling him to change his lifestyle so that he doesn't destroy them entirely. From what I can gather, family members are usually good matches but I suppose it all depends on blood groups and stuff. I don't know too much about...