Dr Who?

Used to love this program at it,s height when I was growing up.... That's Blockbusters RIP Bob

Did not fit the kitchen, but someone else did it this time last year. Really into DIY at the moment as I know you can save money rather than pay for labour. I know that something is likely to go wrong at some point, but you learn from it and move on. Only really go to B&Q and Wickes as they are near by, and to be fair I try and spend as little as possible or it would defeat the whole object of the exercise, to save money. Really enjoying it though.

Yeah I would do but do not have a photobucket account to upload on here. I might start one up. I tell you what I thought I had done a great job, but now I have this image (which I will not be putting on photobucket) of the plaster coming tumbling down when I paint it!!

Labour simply do not seem to have any direction at the moment, and this is partly down to them not having a strong enough leader. I am labour through and though, but am not happy with the direction.

Not interested in the slightest by this, never have, but do like the winter Olympics.

Madman, but again no harm!

Everyone has there ways on here, take him with a pinch of salt, like I do with the lot of you! Loads of love The Doctor.

Today I plastered me kitchen, and it looks bloody good. Took me as long as it did to remove the tiles! Loving this project. Another £200 saved! That is £450 in total, well on my way to that family holiday!!

It is called proper assessment and analysing. Very smart, do not see this to often on here, and defo not from me :-)

It is strange as me and my wife (when she is not on maternity leave) both bring in more than that figure per month. Not much more, but more. We SHOULD be pretty comfortable, but we have had to get to where we are now, including funding my wife through university with just my income, and getting into the sort of debt over the first 5 years we were together, which is easy to do as a young couple. Then as mentioned a family, and now 2 mortgages (Southampton & Royston) and now slowly paying off the debts that come with repairs and doing up these houses. Yes I have managed to get work done to the houses, but only through saving and not taking family holidays, because it has to be one or the other. I referee, and even do Avon with my oldest daughter for a little extra cash. We are by no means poor, but we still have to count the pennies for the next few years, and it only takes one of us to be made redundant or heaven forbid, be taken ill, or a slight increase in the varible interest rate before this November and we would be pretty screwed. All good though, and thank you very much for the best wishes..... Kids are not cheap!!

Woohoo I am rich, but have to many loans, and credit cards to feel the benefits. When all the loans are paid off in 4 years, I will be laughing I tells ya! My disposable income is very low!

Shilton was 1967, I think?!

Come on sign him up, get the work permit, and get him in the starting line up for the FA Cup game!

Jesus 25 years ago!

I think he must be @TottenhamNews, just putting 1 and 1 together.

I think one more defeat for us, or a lack of signings and we should start looking for new owners, as they are just not committing to the 5 year plan!

Well first night at home, and even though it has been only 3 years since last baby, I forgot what it is like. He was asleep all day, could not get him to show his eyes at all. Feed with eyes closed and then back to sleep. Come 12:30am fully awake and looking round the place, not sleeping at all. As it is/was his first night at home I will let him off, and mum got a well deserved nights sleep in.

Well I was at the head end, but could see the stiches being prepared!! Thanks :-)

Ha ha ha ha!

No really, away fans get kept in at a lot of away games to clear the surrounding area. Normally allowed to leave early though if they need to.

Whoops sorry mate! Named him Fraser, as you know as he wa on Facebook. Keep saying she though, because that is all I have had to say as a parent.

Stitches, not sure on the number, but saw 7/8 myself, but it took about 30/45 minutes. Yes mate the Rosie at Addenbrookes, very good job they do as well.

Not a clue what is going on here, but can someone tell me if they are getting 10 points deducted? If not why not?

Cheers mate, I would not change it for anything, and if Liz was not in so much pain we would have had another, but this was the pregnancy from hell, and labour from hell. This is it, the Sim clan complete. Love my girls, but a boy is fantastic and at least has a chance to carry on the Sim name, as they are a dying breed. Cheers mate, and hope to see you again soon, at. saints game, they need our support!

I tell you what Mrs Who was amazing. Has been suffering with SPD, which is where the hips and pelvis and ligamints are stretched/torn and very painful. She has been on crouches since 5 months. Then she gets 2 hours sleep durning a 24 hour labour where the last part the baby got stuck for a while and then came out. All this while not having any mobility and being stuck on her back. A real battler that is for sure. That is all, all done now, but wanted a shout out for her!