Glennis

Well, whoever they are - they must have a womb, and no man I know, has one of those.

You can take them to a local vet.

I think you have to console yourself, with the fact that, you did what you thought best for your pet - that's a very unselfish thing to do, rather than doing what is best for yourself by keeping him alive and continuing to suffer. I don't know what to say, but I think you most likely made the right choice for him. I hope you manage to come to terms with it soon. I am sure you will. All the best x

I worked at the Hallamshire for almost twenty years, for the University, but even as a uni employer, I was obliged to attend a yearly fire lecture.

I used to do this on my old lawn, keep it short, keep it mowed, and leave it.

Not mine, so far anyway.

No, it's still June.

I think all claimants get nil points, it's the way the system/questionnaire is structured.

:hihi:

He's a convicted paedophile.

They should be worrying about real problems, such a litter, at least grass cuttings are bio-degradable. I can't believe that three people are seriously posing like this in the paper. What also, does it say about the Star, when there is an issue of safety in tower blocks to be considered?

We do have the right to protect ourselves here in the UK, we can use as much force as necessary to save our life. We don't need guns, the more there are floating around the more death there is - just look at the USA for proof of that.

Can you blame them for taking advantage of a good opportunity? It's what they have been doing for years, negotiating a deal. If the Torys hadn't been short sighted enough to trigger article 50, and then call a general election we wouldn't be held up to blackmail. I mean, who in their right mind, triggers article 50, gets the clock running and then risks a general election?

Thanks!

I can believe it, they have millions, why would you want that particular job title?

Does anyone know if you can put old plant pots in the blue bin?

Yes, we can't have the well to do, living in conservation areas, looking out their windows onto dreary 1970s tower blocks.

They were given a house in Brum, costing the taxpayer about £700 a month, if I remember correctly.

This sounds excellent advice, as sometimes the RSPCA have to call in specialist rescuers for reptiles. I have seen it on the TV.

It will probably die if we have a cold winter. I hope it can be found.

No, I won't be reading it either ---------- Post added 17-05-2017 at 10:01 ---------- Good place for his final resting place, a dustbin or the local tip.

I suppose he will be given a 'proper Christian burial' unlike his victims who were buried on the moors, and Keith Bennett who is still out there.

he's after a knighthood, for services to the film industry

to late with the last statement, we are already there.

I agree..........