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catmag

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  1. I was making it out to be teeny and insignificant man!
  2. Not having a car means it doesn't affect me, but some of the peeps at work were talking about it today. If it's anything like the last fuel protest/blockade then it pays to be a nursey-type as some places ration their fuel and will only let you fill up your car if you produce ID showing that you're an employee of an emergency service. If anyone thinks they can pass for me then you can have my ID for a fee
  3. If anyone that posts on this forum deserves to be made an Ayatollah it's me. I would be perfect as the fanatical, ranting type that declares holy war on anyone that disagrees with me. All hail Ayatollah Halliwell. If not then ---> 32215[/snapback] I dunno, you lose one little cricket match and you're all full of hell.
  4. And the sock thing really pissed you off? Would you consider yourself to be irrational?
  5. I'm disappointed if thats the case like. After having had to see numerous screenshots of his missus all day the only thing getting me through was the thought that if we won she'd be getting a serious seeing to later that night! hubba hubba tbh. 32292[/snapback] So hang on - let me get this right. You were excited at the thought of Mr and Mrs Flintoff being at it? Mebbes you need to get into the dogging scene. Are there any 'hotspots' in Manchester?
  6. Your first post was right for the directions. Turn right at that roundabout and follow the road round - it's on your right hand side.
  7. I had a dream last night that a friends dad was driving me somewhere in a car, drove straight into a forest-type place, leapt out of the car and left me in it to roll down an embankment in slow motion.
  8. Gosh, you're so nice to people.
  9. You on about Kevin Pietersen? Born and educated in South Africa as far as I am aware.
  10. Steve Halliwell? Wellsy? magelaide?
  11. 204-7 now. Not typing anything else due to irrational superstitions.
  12. I actually took a days holiday from work today to watch this. And now I feel quite sick.
  13. catmag

    Smiley things

    Here y'are, Gol - just use this >>>>
  14. Personally I found that I have a good night's sleep when I've eaten cheese before bed. I certainly don't have nightmares.
  15. Any dream involving Hoggard must surely constitute a nightmare as he's the least pretty bloke I've seen in a long time!
  16. catmag

    Sportdaq

    Not for long - I've joined now
  17. I've realised that I'm holding my breath every time they bowl to us, and somethimes for an entire over. If no-one hears from me after the end of play today, will someone come round and check I'm not unconscious on the sitting room floor?
  18. Whilst I respect your opinion, Mr Fish, I don't think that having to give a cat an injection a couple of times a day is justification for getting rid of it as an alternative. If you had a kid that needed medication that you had to give them you wouldn't say "ohhh that's too much trouble. Send it back and get me a healthy one!" And before you tell me that's a ridiculous analogy too, some people's pets are as important to them as children. They're still a responsibility and a committment.
  19. I'm optimistic but really nervous about us being back into bat now. It was an immense effort from Flintoff today - the guy is something else, but now we have to hope that Warne doesn't rampage through our batsmen for the rest of today. Oh my goodness. It's all too much........
  20. We were talking about this yesterday and there has to be something going wrong with the physio/medical team as no other club seems to have quite as many hamstring injuries as we get. I dunno what they're doing wrong but I think they need to have a serious look at their regimes.
  21. I thought he's smacked his head of the post at first. Still looked very nasty like.....
  22. What is this 'blood test place?' Can you not just have blood taken at your GP? 31449[/snapback] Not sure whether they've changed things: When I lived in Shields I had a blood test at my GPs about 15 years ago no problem. About 7 years ago after moving to Chelmsford I needed a series of tests and they just gave me a form to take to the local hospital each time as I think thats where the testing labs were - maybe that cuts out the middleman. 31452[/snapback] I know that you can have blood taken at the hospital but every GP surgery has a practice nurse and part of their role is to take blood. I've had to have it done a couple of times in the last couple of years and I've just made an appointment with the nurse.
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