J_in_France

@rusty trawler wrote:

@Nicey wrote:

I heard Shergar turned up …

not sure about Lord Lucan though …

:D

lol

These name changers get everywhere

I heard they were going to have a sweep stake as to who would be first to ask on the boards about any gossip but gave it up as a bad idea because they all wanted to choose the same person

Just iggy whoever it is first

@Irish_Lucy wrote:

way too much time on your hands, very good though, shame you cant figure out how to re-size it to fit the screen.

Ctrl and minus reduces the text size so it can fit the screen

Ctrl and plus to increase the text size

This should work on most computers

I have recently finished reading Cathy Reichs book Bones to Ashes. Part of the story involves the comparison of poems written by a girl aged about twelve and a grown up women. Both are French Canadian with English as their second language.

Though this book is a work of fiction I think the research would have been very thorough and the information…[Read more]

There are some who would say he was a not so great, as there are those who would say the same about Martin Luther King. They both lived in an apartheid world though in different continents

The colour of a persons skin makes no difference to the person they are and in totally different ways they are both people who we can look up to in completely…[Read more]

I looked and could not stop looking – I had also forgotten what a powerful narrator Leo Mckern was

Thank you A certain for the quote and the documentary

Thanks – I will look

Interesting but also a testament to the sadness of war

We are about 90 minutes from there and I hope to find time to go there soon

I think a lot of people lied about their age – my father in law included who signed up aged 15 to fight in the Indian sub-continent during WW2

I will look it up a certain – thank you

Where we live in France was occupied during the Second World War and a lot of the older people are still far too traumatised to even talk about the horrific experiences they went through – for example Oradour-sur-Glane, and there were also concentration camps in this region

One hopes there is never anything these days to match the Battle of the Somme because with modern weaponry the reults could be far worse to mankind than nigh on a hundred years ago

Welcome back to chat SimplySu

Are you back as a male or a female this time?

I really love to see the reaction to my post

Do I care – not an iota

But I do like to see the sad people outing themselves

It is also nice to see the genuine people talking in chat

Funniest thing this evening was being PM’ed by some sad person who called us swingers in the past who was worried we knew where he lived – as we would be so sad as…[Read more]

I have no need to say anything more after that last reponse ;)

is it that difficult to put me on iggy jen_jen

I think not – I just think you are so sad

please try and find a valid reason to iggy me

just asking but if you feel threatened then just iggy

nahhh jen_jen you question my responses to your comments

perhaps you need to read them

btw do you live in Aberdeen?

If you want to have a go at me then at least get your facts right otherwise don’t waste your time

And if you care to question the facts just look back

there is absolutlely no need to explain how stupid you are acting jen-jen