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Thatcher (became PM same year i was born, 1979) Major Blair Brown Cameron/Clegg

Does Don Hanratty own Levi Strauss & Co? nearly all his characters spend every waking moment in a pair of levi jeans! :lol:

The Matrix?

this^^^ plenty to get into, so set aside time to read it with a bit of a tidy-up, its publishable

he didnt say that though the first sentence is contradicted by the 2nd, & they are both factually incorrect 1st sentence; cleanliness & circumcision have nothing to do with each other you can keep it as clean as possible, but still end up requiring a circumcision 2nd sentence; suffer & beneficial the sorts of medical conditions that require circumcision, you dont 'suffer' from, they arnt temporary, they dont come & go. you either have them or you dont. they arnt illnesses that you can catch. circumcision, for medical reasons, is done as a neccesity, not because it might be beneficial. if something is 'beneficial' it indicates a choice eg; if you break your arm, painkillers may or may not be beneficial the fixing of the break is however a neccesity

what utter crap you have zero understanding of the subject, & are actually harmful by spouting such crap & mis-information I was circumcised when i was 4/5 for medical reasons, nothing to do with appearance,or being 'beneficial'

HP! Twilight is trash fiction

so's most of Europe common ancestors

gay > gaby straight > saby ? > baby

Latin or Latino? or maybe its religion based? dont forget, the Romans were Latin

less to heat up there are medical reasons for circumcision, which can be at any age

the impression that there are more bottoms comes from 2 factors: to be a good top, they also need to bottom sometimes, otherwise how will they know what really works bottoming/receiving is the 'different' part of gay sex, & so everyone at some point is willing to do so

or he got it & used it to carry on

Its the bottoms that have the real power in terms of sex. yet take porn as an example; its become all about looking for bigger & bigger tops, yet they cant do anything by themselves

Gareth Malone's Extraordinary School for Boys Gareth Malone teaches in a primary school for one term. His mission is to re-engage boys who don't like school and who, like many across Britain, lag behind their female peers. http://www.bbc.co.uk...rammes/b00tqrj1 http://www.bbc.co.uk...Boys_Episode_1/ In an ambitious new series, Gareth Malone teaches in a primary school for one term. His mission is to re-engage boys who don't like school and who, like many across Britain, lag behind their female peers. His method is to bring risk, competition and adventure back to the classroom. Known for his previous successes as a choirmaster in The Choir, Gareth treats the school classroom as a new challenge. In the first episode Gareth joins the staff at a primary in Essex, an ordinary school where, like thousands of others across Britain, there's a gap between girls' and boys' achievement in speaking, reading and writing. Gareth decides that before the boys can learn anything, they need to be excited about school. So his pupils spend the school day outdoors, climbing trees, building their own outdoor classroom, and playing rough and tumble competitive games. Gareth succeeds in getting the boys excited about being in school, but can he actually get them to learn? His initial challenge is to try and improve their speaking skills, which he attempts by staging a boys versus girls debate competition. Will the boys rise to the challenge? Apparently, only 2% of UK primary school (5-11) teachers are male. (non-uk viewers wont be able to watch on iplayer, unless you use a proxy)

option its a word it surprisingly hasnt been used on most sites, & if it has its easy to add another character i can have a logo/avatar that connects with the name its also a geeky word

No idea I have an ASD, I either dont pick up emotions, or get really confused.

Once a week, good clean to get rid of any soap residues etc. It also gets a good airing at the same time, all windows open. If youve got guests coming over, clean the day before & remove all the clutter.

Can be tough going, but this story is gripping.

Quick moan/whatever about fact checking for stories. Every so often when reading a story, on here & other sites, I come across some glaring factual errors that really interupt the flow. It seems to occur most often when people are writing a character that is completely different to anything they know. Wondering if it would be useful for authors if there was some sort of list of foreign/different terms & facts, with their translations/equivalents, or even a 'common errors' section. A reader might email an author about an error, & the error gets fixed, but that dosnt help other authors. eg; Auto (US) = Car (UK) Trunk (US) = Boot (UK) Pants (US) = Trousers (UK) The below is just an example ive come across today, its not meant as any criticism of the author This is said by a british character in a story: "I was five. Riding with me mum and dad on the motorway. They were arguing over something, I don't remember what, when another auto ran through a signal and hit us from the side. Mommy and daddy's heads hit each other and they died. I was in the middle and hit my head on the dashboard. There was no permanent damage except that I can't see. They don't even know why." in britain/uk, they arnt called 'autos' but 'cars' motorways dont have signals (traffic lights) motorway junctions are one-way slip roads, traffic joining the motorway merges/filters into the existing traffic, there arnt any side junctions, so side-impacts are very rare. seatbelts are compulsory in vehicles, & have been for decades, so any movement by vehicle passengers is minor. the vast majority of cars available in the uk dont have bench seats in front, they have a drivers seat & a passenger seat. rear seats are bench-like, but with seat shapes, & usually passengers sit in the left or right side, directly behind driver or passenger seat. seatbelts are also compulsory for rear seats, even the middle one.

by strange coincidence http://gawker.com/5627564/middle-school-worthless in the UK, some places have middle-school & others dont

2 pillows, on a double bed

Merlin: The Tears of Uther Pendragon pt1 Saturday 11 Sept 7:25pm BBC1

Maybe the answer is for an education system to be more flexible? We take children, with differences between each & every one of them, yet stick them in the same schools/classes/groups as if theyre all identical. They are discovering new interests, talents & experiences. They are physically, mentally & emotionally maturing at different rates & ages. Then you mix in the differences between the sexes! Some options: (?) single-sex schools, located on the same campus, sharing break/lunch times & some lessons mixed schools, but with some single-sex lessons

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