spokey wrote:

still looking wrote: My wife also smoked, decided to stop then 3 months later we were pregnant after 12 years of trying. What, both of you???

Nice one, you would be surprised what we can get up to in Wales during these dark cold nights when the sheep are locked up, and it wasn't that painful really, just had to relax. Took a while for the figure to return though.

Mark.

P.S yes Stephen it was quite hard(giving up smoking that is before someone twists it) but its a mental thing, you either want to stop or not.

P.P.S this was the result.

http://photobucket.com/albums/v513/MyM3evo/Rhia/

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Blimey, the littleun' was delivered in it's own coupe????

That's progress !!!

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Definitely Nigel, its a case of if i can then anyone can.

Rhys wrote: interesting fact.. Airplanes that are non smoking, are less healthy than planes where smoking is allowed.. why? because the air is filtered and circulated more in a smokers plane, whereas it goes a bit stagnant in a non smokers plane (so you catch more disease's like colds etc)

You know Rhys, that is so true, and I'm not saying this as a smoker who feels he's losing all his rights.

I travel a lot, and a fair few trans-Atlantic trips every year, ever since smoking was stopped on the main airlines ( there are still some left you can smoke on, but the planes tend not to have mots ), about 10 years ago, I'm always ill when I return, normally a cold or something similar.

SHHHHHH dont start rumours.

Gawd I'm bound to be locked up if you start suggesting things like that, and I'm good enough at it on my own.

Its surly ok for some stephen...... A case of do as i say not as i do or youll get banned!!!!!

Eg: As Nigel says:

I'm not sure how to take your comments.

I will close the topic, and remove the sticky, and thankyou for the info regardings the childs well being.

I will however post anything I see fit as a member of this forum, moderator or not.

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still looking wrote: For what its worth when Tories were in, my mortgage was 16%, nuf said coz thats what matters to us at the end of the day, also Tory said they would not increase taxes!, correct they just created a few new ones.

Hmmm, now why does that sound familiar...

There are a load of 'yellow fingered doley dropouts' that frequent a local pub I know that go to one of these pubs when they get kicked out at last orders...

Don't think they will be very happy about that (as if I'm bothered.. )

On a similar note to things getting banned in pubs, Samual Smith (John Smiths brother..) has removed all jukeboxes, tv's and games machines from it's pubs. Will be interesting to see if they go the same way as Weatherspoons.

e28silver528i wrote: If it does then the cheap booze would be about the only good thing!!That is if you do get that! Paul

.may be wrong about the games machines, they will be next I feel. As for cheap booze, bitter is about �1.28, and lager is about �1.46 a pint.

Unfortunatly the last time I tried the bitter it was awfull as the landlord can't keep it properly (and is not bothered either tbh). Lager isn't too bad, but could be better. Sam Smiths is an aquired taste anyway.

and in a feeble attempt to get back on topic....

IAM PRESIDENT RESIGNS OVER SPEEDING

Tuesday 25th January

Duke of Gloucester loses licence and his post

A month after he was banned for speeding under the points totting-up procedure, the Duke of Gloucester has resigned as president of the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM). PH reported the incident a few weeks ago (link below).

His fourth speeding offence in three years -- this time 70mph in a 60mph limit -- meant he had 12 points and an automatic ban under the totting up rule. The ban lasts six months and, as a result, he automatically lost his membership.

John Maxwell, the IAM chairman, said: "The Duke's decision to resign the IAM presidency has been received with great regret by all IAM Council members, given his effective and enthusiastic presidency over 32 years.

i'm saying nowt!