what makes you SMILE?

[squidgystar]

Originally Posted by cab

Those players look fitter and younger then any of us playing, how a bunch of unfit ageing lads beat 16 year olds is beyond me.

with a baseball bat or a large lump of 2x4 would probably be easiest

[MonkeyChick]

Damn that's a little violent Squidge

[squidgystar]

Originally Posted by MonkeyChick

Damn that's a little violent Squidge

I'm angry pregnant

[BRIM]

Originally Posted by squidgystar

I'm angry pregnant

I am proud punk rock dad

[maryjane]

Had a nice chat with a butcher in Cirencester yesterday about my tattoos. His meat was pretty tasty too.

[Mrs Crash]

Originally Posted by BRIM

I am proud punk rock dad

Your lad gigging now Brim?

[Gilly]

I'm going to be on TV.
I was looking at jobs at the joblink place in Uni with my friend Luke, and there was a BBC news crew who started filming us looking at jobs, and then asked if they could interview us about whether we're finding it hard to find jobs as students in the 'current economic climate'.

Only thing is it's going to be on at 6am on a sat morning haha.

[neatbeard]

Originally Posted by maryjane

Had a nice chat with a butcher in Cirencester yesterday about my tattoos. His meat was pretty tasty too.

Thats is quote worthy!!

[ShadesOfRed]

I'm smiling with pride because of my eldest son.

I got a call from his school, telling me that someone had reported a group of children smoking yesterday afternoon in the park next to my house, and that my son was a part of the group

The headmistress had gotten the group of children together to get to the bottom of it, and every child had confirmed that whilst there were children trying cigarettes, my boy and his best friend had called them all stupid and walked away.

My son is so influenced by his friends, and I've often worried he'd get into trouble through peer pressure. It would seem that i worried needlessly.

[squidgystar]

Originally Posted by ShadesOfRed

I'm smiling with pride because of my eldest son.

I got a call from his school, telling me that someone had reported a group of children smoking yesterday afternoon in the park next to my house, and that my son was a part of the group

The headmistress had gotten the group of children together to get to the bottom of it, and every child had confirmed that whilst there were children trying cigarettes, my boy and his best friend had called them all stupid and walked away.

My son is so influenced by his friends, and I've often worried he'd get into trouble through peer pressure. It would seem that i worried needlessly.

aww thats a really nice story... you're obviously doing a grand job