Very un-PC :)
From: M.A.
She told me we couldn't afford beer anymore and I'd have to quit. Then I
caught her spending £65.00 on make-up, £50 for a cut & colour, £30 for a
manicure, £40 for a pedicure, £50 on vitamins, £300 on clothes and £600
for
a gym membership.
I asked how come I
My source said it was an old joke... I don't remember seeing it before
(thank goodness for bad memory ) but I agree that it's a good one :)
From: J.B.
A fleeing Al Qaeda guerrilla, desperate for water, is plodding along
through the Iraqi desert, when he sees something far off in the
distance
On Aug 30, 2006, at 13:28, Janice Blair wrote:
When I write to married female friends I never use a title and much
prefer just the plain name and I don't care if it upsets anyone,
Send them on; won't upset me at all :)
[...] but my Christmas cards always are addressed to Mr. & Mrs
followed b
I was rather surprised that the southern custom was to add
another initial; my Louisiana relatives never mentioned it.
But of course the old folks were married before they moved
down there, and I'd lost touch by the time the kids married.
On the other hand, I've always known that I was entitled t
A far-future approach to the topic, from an unpublished SF
story. (context: Chris is trying to distract his mother's
guest's attention away from a topic that is embarrassing to
discuss with a woman from another planet.)
Cris rubbed his cheek thoughtfully, and said "Ivan isn't
allowed to associ
In one family I know, the children all got the same initials so they
could inherit the monogrammed items and they'd be still applicable!
Though I never saw that they had all that much - maybe it just came
out for family feasts, and I'm not family!
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omputer>, Carol Adkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>The short copy of the birth certificate is usually the one used by the
>parents of adopted children -
>From what I remember of DH registering our two daughters, the short
certificate was free (ie at initial registr
Hi All,
The short copy of the birth certificate is usually the one used by the
parents of adopted children - our daughter is adopted, and although on
original certificates is the name of the parent(s), on the shorter one they
are not mentioned - her name is 'Claire Louise Adkinson' on the short
ce
Hello Jane
I haven't checked to see if it is still the case, but on my birth
certificate there is a space where a forename may be added to the
registered name on production of a baptismal certificate or certificate
of naming within 12 months of the registration.
I can't say I've ever seen a
c
My daughter needed a "long" copy of her birth certificate from England and when
she compared the two she realised that the "short" copy did not include her
parents names! I never noticed that fact before.
My son is a "Robin" which was more of a male name in England when he was born
in 197
Has anyone done any of the butterflies from this book and would they send me
a picture if they have? I'm comtemplating getting the book but cannot find
anywhere with pics of the actual butterflies and I'd like to see what they
are like before buying. There's a very small pic all the butterflies on
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