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Neil	05-12-2007 22:52

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And the Sun's headline is...... wait for it....

They're up the creek without a paddle

:D

MargaretR

05-12-2007 23:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil (Post 500968)

And the Sun's headline is...... wait for it....

They're up the creek without a paddle

:D

He might be, but she can still escape with the dosh - go for it girl!!!

Neil	06-12-2007 00:20

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Originally Posted by [email protected] (Post 500980)

He might be, but she can still escape with the dosh - go for it girl!!!

Not according to todays newspapers. Her visa has expired and she could be extradited back to the UK.

Eric	06-12-2007 01:44

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 500968)

And the Sun's headline is...... wait for it....

They're up the creek without a paddle

:D

The Sun got it wrong. The saying is, and it is commonly used in North America: "Up s**t creek without a paddle." :D

Neil	06-12-2007 03:32

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 500989)

The Sun got it wrong. The saying is, and it is commonly used in North America: "Up s**t creek without a paddle." :D

That is what the cartoon inside suggests but it's not usual practice to swear on the front pages of daily news papers over here :D

Eric	06-12-2007 03:44

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 500995)

That is what the cartoon inside suggests but it's not usual practice to swear on the front pages of daily news papers over here :D

Really! We are talking the "Sun" aren't we:confused:

beechy

06-12-2007 05:11

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;)

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 500882)

Thanks, hon. But to ruin a perfectly good canoe:eek: Now if you can identify the quote you get double points:D

to early for
the mourning bride

yerself

06-12-2007 05:36

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Perhaps he is genuinely suffering from amnesia and happens to be one of the many ex-husbands that [email protected] often refers to. He's found you margaret! :D

MargaretR

06-12-2007 05:40

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Originally Posted by yerself (Post 501001)

Perhaps he is genuinely suffering from amnesia and happens to be one of the many ex-husbands that [email protected] often refers to. He's found you margaret! :D

Not so -------unforgettable-----That's what I am--------;)

Eric	06-12-2007 10:59

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Originally Posted by beechy (Post 501000)

;)
to early for
the mourning bride

Congratulations; but I would expect no less from someone from Clayton. Bottom end I hope.;)

beechy

06-12-2007 11:16

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but of course (is there any other)

grannyclaret

06-12-2007 11:24

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I wonder if he met Lord Lucan,,,,

WillowTheWhisp

06-12-2007 11:28

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Maybe he rode away on Shergar.

grannyclaret

06-12-2007 11:30

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he could have sailed on The mary celeste :rolleyes:

West Ender

06-12-2007 11:55

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I hope they throw the book at both of them. His 90 year old dad and, allegedly, their sons believed he was dead and have grieved for him. How despicable can you get?

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