PompeyLass

Ok, I have to buy a pressie, also for a fiver. The person I have to buy for is in her late 40's and I don't know here at all. I'm thinking of a really tacky gift. Any ideas.

First time I've seen it & I lol'd

Get a load of DVD's, booze, grab your duvet & stay on the sofa all day.

How come ?

Yep, it'll be in the direction of St Marys.

Avoid the Itchen Bridge about 4.30 tonight folks.

Oh no, I decided not to go, does that mean I missed Steve & Scott !

I'm going to go & get some pick 'n' mix for old times sake.

AV has secret powers. ****

Is that to me or AV ?

That's a new one on me.

Toffeelocker ?

Yes please, a large glass of Pinot. Thanks.

Do they sell Erdinger beer ?

Hmmm, it's a bit rusty at the minute.

Ooooo, I knew some of you would rise.

Man flu is an urban myth.

Just been reading through some of the news stories on Sky & this one caught my eye. Some of the comments afterwards are actually quite interesting. Someone points out that you wouldn't let an animal suffer pain so why a human being. Documentary makers were allowed to film the final moments of 59-year-old motor neurone disease sufferer Craig Ewert at controversial Swiss clinic Dignitas. The Sky Real Lives programme Right to Die?, shows Mr Ewert drinking a fatal dose of barbiturates, which have been prescribed by a local doctor. Within 30 minutes of the overdose he is dead. Before making the journey, he said: "If I go through with it I die, as I must at some point. "If I don't go through with it, my choice is essentially to suffer and to inflict suffering on my family and then die. "Possibly in a way that is considerably more stressful and painful than this way." Mr Ewert, who lived in Harrogate, feared the disease would end up choking him to death. Daniel James His widow, Mary, has defended the decision to allow the cameras inside the clinic, which helps people to commit suicide. Assisted suicide is legal in Switzerland with certain conditions. But it is illegal in Britain. The programme will be broadcast on the same day that an inquest opens into the death of another British man who died at Dignitas. Paralysed rugby player Daniel James, 23, was injured when a scrum collapsed on him. The promising hooker lost the use of all of his limbs. According to his parents, Mr James found his life unbearable. They helped him travel to Zurich in September this year. The Director of Public Prosecutions has decided not to pursue a case against the couple. Dignitas was set up by Ludwig Minelli, a lawyer who rarely gives interviews. He said a dignified death is a human right. The clinic has helped more than 100 people from Britain to end their lives. But, to some religious and ethical groups, assisted suicide is wrong. Dr Rob George, from Care Not Killing, said Mr Ewert's death was barbaric and that "a natural death is nothing to fear". "The vast majority of patients with motor neurone disease do not have a choking, unpleasant, suffocating death. That's just not true. So I feel sad and quite angry about that. This man need not have gone through this." :: Right to Die? is to be shown at 9pm tonight on Sky Real Lives

Have you ever stopped to think that maybe she wants to make money so that she can ensure her kids are looked after if she dies ?

You really do have an intriguing life.

Follow her & sleep with a prossie.

In a fairytale ?

What's happening next weekend then ?

Enjoyed lots of lovely glasses of this stuff whilst in Germany, no horrible aftertaste like the **** over here.

Thank God they done it now & not last Thursday as I wouldn't have been very impressed.