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Wondering what to cook this evening

@woohoo wrote:

So sorry that this popped into my head as I was replying to ‘your’ post! :lol:

Not directed at you – I swear, just wanted to share it..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my7sxZ0KfHU

hehe…keep that one for the ex methinks…..your a bad liar Woo… :lol:

This is a link to the tune WooHoo, its 2.04 min and mp3, you can download it free..hope it helps
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=471152&content=songinfo&songID=9096042

Thinking when they are gonna make a move…its comin soon, the bailiffs was knockin today, ignored of course…they then knocked at the neighbours and then they were looking at my car….watch this space, they want 80 kwid or court, its probably double that now as they have sent 3 letters…. :o :lol: They wouldnt get the steam off my s~hit those filthy devils

LMAO! Watch them bailiffs they eye up everything, although they have to leave certain items, eg, cooker, bed, knife – fork – spoon! :lol:

Actually – It’s a good tune – It does have theme tune written all over it. Eg Cop Show.. The (Chorus) bit.. And I really do think you should contact ITV and submit it to them for use on Nightscreen. 8)

Are there any goods that the bailiff cannot seize?
Bailiffs (except bailiffs acting on behalf of the magistrate’s court – see below) cannot seize the following goods:

■tools, goods, vehicles and other items of equipment necessary for use by you in your employment, business or vocation;
■clothing, bedding, furniture, household equipment and provisions as are necessary for satisfying the basic domestic needs of you and your family
Bailiffs acting on behalf of the magistrates’ court cannot seize the following goods:

■clothing, beds and bedding tools of the trade
■basic domestic needs of the family would normally include fridge, cookers, freezers, but may not include video recorders, second TV’s, jewellery, washing machines, stereos or microwave cookers