SRi

12 sorry

got it!

now stuck on 11 lol

i feel like such a prat stuck on page 4 lol!!!!! ruof or something

well done lucinda

i really should slow down, i know i should and im sick of getting lectures off my parents

mills said that himself I think he sounds more like a nervous chipmunk that is getting strangled his voice emmits such a high frequency, it can only be heard by cats & dogs

and whats that then?

i mean from mills himself, on the radio - ive been listening ages before i registered

hmm... i never hear UM getting much exposure these days

Sounds like a nervous chipmunk on speed...

its maybe coz i live close to azza, the county down area

i dont know who or what you're talking about

whats all this?

LOL! very nice!

Police launched an investigation after TV cleaning diva Kim Woodburn admitted she had buried her stillborn baby in a park in the 1960s. Kim, now star of Channel 4's How Clean Is Your House?, made the revelation in her autobiography, which is being serialised in the Mail on Sunday. A spokeswoman for Merseyside Police said: "We are assessing the article in the Mail on Sunday and will decide what action is necessary in due course." Kim says she gave birth to the baby boy in February 1966 in her flat in Liverpool when she was only five months pregnant. She had recently split up with the child's father. The following day, she claimed she went to a nearby park and dug a hole with a spoon and buried the baby wrapped in a tea towel. She writes in Unbeaten: "I put the baby on the ground and then knelt down and started digging with the spoon. As I gouged the earth, tears streamed down my face. I brushed them away with my dirty hands. "When I felt I had dug down deep enough, I lowered my precious little boy into the hole and wrapped the towel around him before slowly replacing the earth. When the job was done, I still couldn't leave." After the death of her baby she changed her name from Pat to the first name of her favourite actress Kim Novak, and moved house. She became a beautician and model, and is now married to Peter, a retired policeman. They have no children. Kim was working as a £1,000-a-month housekeeper before finding fame with co-star Aggie in the first series of the cleaning show in 2003. They have now scored success across the Atlantic with their upfront approach and customised rubber gloves, and boosted sales of old-fashioned household cleaning remedies like lemon juice and vinegar. http://www.guardian.co.uk/uklatest/story/0,,-6014142,00.html Is it true???

i dont like lidl

he aint that vain:biggrin:

My Panasonic box in my room cost me £69.99

thats a cheap unbranded freeview box, some of us like to get brand names that we trust, and they arent cheap

Jordan why do you have got Lee Baldry as your avatar?

excuse me

VG & VIVO!