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apart from in Cardiff ..............we just don't see that many "coloured" folk - so, I'm guessing every time you pass pass through a village - there will be "talk" at least

This could be a cool one for supposition I was in the 997cc Seat Arosa (blissfully unaware of my speed - 'cos it just don't go that fast) - entered a 30mph zone on a steep downhill...........I was slowing down but just not enough - saw a camera van (oh, sh!t) - brakes, brakes - my speedo said 34 Will i get a ticket - This was Wednesday - we await the results who thinks I'll get one ?

bains is the surname as is Singh. hmm - ok why then has he signed of as ............."kind regards Bains"

but that could change at any point - Wales being Wales

it's unrecognisable at the moment - we've not had any rain for quite some time

some lovely one on there

Andy yours Sincerely Andy

but I bet you've been hit

with a little bit of scottish thrown in at the end - just to mix it up a little

the wife would be sat next to me - so a damper would be applied to that

^^ somebody get his coat

thats because the older they get the less sh!t they're willing to take from central government and ............ parents

never mind the teenagers............as a parent sitting in front of them during Parent/Teacher time............

well - this particular answered with "Regards Bains" so I guess I'll go with that for now

not really helpful for a professional business reply

I often have to respond to emails from people with Indian heritage and I'm not sure if their method of christian and surname is the same as the western method as an example I have one Gurjit Bains - when I reply do I say "Hi Gurjit..." or "Hi Bains" - because in his last email he ended with just "Regards Bains" same with others as "sukhdev singh" or "Jas SIngh" - is singh just a common surname like Smith or is it something else can anyone enlighten me please

actually............

Thats sort of what I was saying Dan / Will - if it was this country - (most likely) would have been convicted of Murder - Jury of Peers will take emotion and circumstantial evidence into consideration, but as I understand it the African system is via the judge - fact only and the prosecution have failed to prove that he had intent

Have fun we're on the countdown to shipping No1 son off to York now

just think what the result might have been if he were tried here by a jury of his peers..........he'd be screwed

why can't you find an elephant in your fridge ? because he's camoflaged as cherries (or strawberries )

It's a strawberry patch, not a tree! you say tomato, I say TomAto not sure how to say that in text ...............

How can you tell an elephant has been in your fridge he's left footprints in the butter

How do you hide an elephant in a tree paint his toe nails red its a cherry tree of course

I keep seeing the words "fireteam"....................didn't know this game was about putting building fires out............that must be fun