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Thank Goodness I live in the North then eh ;) :p

They obviously weren't that successful at the Boston Tea Party :p btw still not finding anything on the second part of your previous post ... not a sausage!

LOL not all - its an area I never even thought about looking into before, so I am learning too Interestingly enough guess what I found ......... "Few people in England realise that the English have a Bill of Rights and that it predates the US Bill of Rights by almost 100 years. The English...

Hmmm this could take some time :rolleyes: Finding a UK version I mean ROFL :D

I can find a lot on the guns that we purchased :p from the USA but nothing at all on the second part of your post. And whereas I had heard of the arms purchased, I have never heard of this other part of which you speak :p Do you have a link?

LOL you know thats not the area we are talking about Dennis :D Yes, we are allowed to own guns too - and yes it is probably more strictly enforced with heaps of restrictions - (its more swords and suits of armour for us - not guns LOL) so I have no argument on that score :p

Oh I really wish I was better at writing a convincing post Greg I really do - what you perceive and what is actual are two totally different things. :( We DO have freedom of speech, we DO elect our local councils, we DO elect our Members of Parliament and our Government. We are not afraid of...

I know what I'm going to be cooking first when I get home .. only cos its now official you understand :p:p

I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that ppl who fry their eggs in bacon grease have to do TWICE the amount of exercise of those who don't :D:p

Telegraph Fried breakfast is healthiest start to day, say scientists A breakfast of bacon, sausages, eggs, and beans could be the healthiest start to the day, according to new research Scientists believe that breakfast programmes the metabolism for the rest of the day, and a fatty meal...

Telegraph Jan 22 Women are more likely than men to take sick days and are happier to give an embarrassing excuse for taking unplanned leave, according to a new survey Research carried out for Sovereign Health Care found employees were more likely to take an unwarranted day off this month...

BBC News Jan 22 Foreign powers negotiating with Tehran on its nuclear programme say they are "disappointed" after a round of talks ended without progress in Istanbul. EU foreign policy chief Baroness Ashton, who led the international team, said Iran had come to the talks with...

Just checked for our closest store - Charlotte NC About a 330 mile round trip to be ripped off - think I'll pass :D

Those adverts always make me wonder .... if their product is so good ...why can't you buy it in a shop? :rolleyes:

Can you return them, or will that cost you again? :(

Telegraph Jan 21 Lonesome George, the Galapagos's most eligible bachelor, is to be given two new potential mates in an attempt to finally produce offspring George, a tortoise believed to be the last living member of the Geochelone abigdoni species, is thought to be almost 100 years old...

That was fun :p

:p thank you .... The BBC yes, but we have many News channels that are independent.

None taken, although I do think you are still making it look, to ppl who have not visited England, that we live in a Soviet type state, with words like Controlling .... Pink Floyd, the Wall Album ..... where those "ppl" willingly walk up the ramp to the mincer :p We have a "watershed" time...

Mail Jan 22 The Earth could soon have a second sun, at least for a week or two. The cosmic phenomenon will happen when one of the brightest stars in the night sky explodes into a supernova. And, according to a report yesterday, the most stunning light show in the planet’s history could...