Jimbo

I'll wag the finger, what they did was simply inexcusable regardless of the hindsight of the abduction, I would never leave my children unattended under any circumstances.

....and who are they here to service? Yes you got it.... Do you mind, I'm trying to read the Daily Mail.

You're not alone, but it seems like a missed opportunity though.

Its the asylum seekers tbh.

I've often thought that too, even Real Madrid have their own channel on SKY

Forgive me, I thought the idea of living for 22 years at a Travelodge somewhat unusual. Seems to me like a story jumped on by travelodge as a bit of free advertising. Quite probably

Some sense at last:

You can't help thinking if it had been a single mother from a council estate called Tracy who had been out clubbing in her white Stillettoes waving her knickers in the air, who had left her kids alone, she'd have been vilified from the very begining.

Forgive me, I thought the idea of living for 22 years at a Travelodge somewhat unusual.

Travelodge couple's 22-year stay David Davidson, 79, and his wife, Jean, 70, have a flat in Sheffield but have lived in the hotels near Newark, Notts and then Grantham, Lincs, since 1985. The couple have spent about £100,000 but said they do not have to worry about bills, cooking or making the bed. Room 1 of the Gonerby Moor Travelodge near the A1 will now be called The Davidson Suite, complete with a plaque. The couple stayed at the first ever Travelodge in Barton-under-Needwood, Staffordshire and liked it so much they began to stay more and more often, finally choosing the hotel in Newark. By booking 12 months in advance, they pay £90 a week and have all housework done by maids while often eating at the nearby Little Chef. World War II veteran Mr Davidson said: "We get great rates because we book well in advance and we even have our own personal housekeeper. It doesn't get much better than that, does it? "We do have to be a bit choosy about what we keep in our room as it can fill up easily - but our must-have item is our framed personal photograph." He continued: "The Travelodge room suits us so much better than our first-floor flat in Sheffield, which has no disabled access for Jean. It's important as she now suffers from a bone disease and uses a wheelchair." And, of course, the couple use the hotel chain when they go on holiday. Paul Anstey, Travelodge director of operations for the North, said: "We know Travelodge has really loyal customers throughout the UK but the Davidsons are unique - they've literally made a Travelodge into their home."

Perhaps its just my warped brain but the icon used on that advert reminds me of something...... The Jimbo (and me) equivlent of seeing the face of christ in a cheese toastie. or a dogs arse

Perhaps its just my warped brain but the icon used on that advert reminds me of something......

Its not a thought anyone wants to consider, agreed, but this couple is already less than whiter than white, they either accidently killed their daughter and disposed of the body (which for the record I doubt is what happened) or they left her and her sibblings unattended whilst they pissed it up. Either way they are not exactly in the running for Parents of the year.

I don't think there's been a witch hunt either, I think the media have been very sympathetic to their cause so far, they are quite within their rights to be reporting on the findings of the Portugese investigation.

Happy Birthday dude !

Are you new here ? What's a vinegar stroke?

Are you new here ?

Should be visible from September - October and from March to April.

Thats fine, I'm a lesbian.

Why are you talking dirty, you kinky bugger.

Oh come on, pay attention ffs, Playing FM, wanking whilst chatting on MSN ! I'll make some decaf to keep me awake. Keep talking, I'm on the vinegar strokes.

Oh come on, pay attention ffs, Playing FM, wanking whilst chatting on MSN !

Thats only a fraction of the full experience tbh.

are you wanking ? if so I'm on MSN if you want to chat.