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farmergiles
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Over on the Daily Mail website is an article about a 50 year old women who has spent in excess of £10,000 to look like her daughter. She says that she hasn't done it because of jealousy or wanting to compete with her daughter.
She says that people have problems telling her and her daughter apart. My wife knew the difference immediately.
What are other peoples thoughts???
She says that people have problems telling her and her daughter apart. My wife knew the difference immediately.
What are other peoples thoughts???
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farmergiles wrote: »Over on the Daily Mail website is an article about a 50 year old women who has spent in excess of £10,000 to look like her daughter. She says that she hasn't done it because of jealousy or wanting to compete with her daughter.
She says that people have problems telling her and her daughter apart. My wife knew the difference immediately.
What are other peoples thoughts???
Well Trisha...oops sorry FG......
I will have to have a long hard think about this......the lady has issue's.....
But I don't think I will be rushing out to do the same.......mainly because I have two son's.......
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There are some strange people around. I can understand wanting to look younger, but diliberately making yourself look like your daughter? That's wierd0
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LondonMatt wrote: »There are some strange people around. I can understand wanting to look younger, but diliberately making yourself look like your daughter? That's wierd
Talking of strange people........hello Matt...had a good easter 0 -
I presume the boyfriends are a little short sighted! You can spot the differences a mile off :laugh:0
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I'm not strange!! :glare: I'm a fine upstanding little thug.....with a comfy chair....You is the one with the 'strangeness'! Eminating through your sweat glands as it does every thursday after lunch.....Talking of strange people........hello Matt...had a good easter
:huh:
Anyway.....yeah, I had a good easter thanks.....ate and drank too much, as per, but thats what easter is for no? How about you?0 -
If its the pair I saw,I thought the mother looked slightly better than her lantern jawed daughter which I would be very annoyed about if I was the daughter.0
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LondonMatt wrote: »I'm not strange!! :glare: I'm a fine upstanding little thug.....with a comfy chair....
:huh:
Anyway.....yeah, I had a good easter thanks.....ate and drank too much, as per, but thats what easter is for no? How about you?
You is the one with the 'strangeness'! Eminating through your sweat glands as it does every thursday after lunch.....
Alas you know me not........nothing strange about me at all
Had a nice break.....thank you!!!Glad to see you had a good one!!!0 -
I try to make a point of not looking at the Daily Stürmer err Mail (easy to get confused) if I can possibly help it. I once accidentally read an article by Melanie Phillips and I'm still suffering from PSD.0
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For every 30 minutes you spend read the Daily Mail, you lose about 10% of your IQ.
For the Sun, it's about 15%
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Even posting facts of how much IQ you lose reading those papers results in a 3.85% drop in intelligence!:001_tt2:0
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:laugh:Get your facts right Matt, duped again. The one you just used is an instant 45721986% drop in IQ. Sorry...0
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What a pitiful, tragic old ho. Mum actually has a much prettier face than plain Jane, should have just done some exercise.0
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Apparently, if your IQ sinks low enough you can actually write for those papers.0
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Me 2. lolz @ Matt0
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First of all, I'd like to point out that your spelling should read "Knee, Arm" not "ne arm"
Second of all... Oh what the hell!:laugh::001_tt2::tongue_smilie: :thumbup1: 0 -
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mark130273 wrote: »lol diane ...now that would be funny !
Hi Mark,
How are you and how is the job hunting going?0 -
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mark130273 wrote: »its NOT !!! having real trouble hit brick walls every way i turn !!!
Awww dont lose hope mark something wll turn up i bet0 -
mark130273 wrote: »its NOT !!! having real trouble hit brick walls every way i turn !!!
Are you just looking for a positon in a practice? or have you tried Local Goverment/Nhs Finance Departments....have seen a couple of vacancies for these in the local free papers and on websites.0 -
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Hiya.
The Globe ect.....but you are best just trying all the Goverment Websites and NHS..
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thanks for that dianne. i have done the nhs ones .....0
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