And the primary school teacher demonstrated that she's about ten years out of date with her knowledge of the Civil List. Stick to supervising the spelling contests, luv.
If they ever come to my neck of the woods, I may apply - I just decided! I wouldn't do a cassoulet or anything resembling that for a dinner party; it doesn't seem refined enough for me. And I would hope that I would have water and salt and pepper on the table, but toothpicks just don't seem right to me, even a little vulgar.
How old are you ? 12 ? And gorgeous ?
She could have got a brace, just so people like you wouldn't laugh at her ?
I don't need to lighten up, thanks. It doesn't seem like you are the last person to laugh at anyone.
By all means, laugh at people for their behaviour, dress sense, their menu,their cooking skills, but not at their physical (mis)fortunes.
BTW, I didn't find her teeth a problem, it is part of who she is and she wears them well, so to speak.
Now if they were all rotten or gold plated, then I might have chuckled - in disgust.
jeeze you really should lighten up. what's wrong with getting a brace to straighten them. BTW never said i laughed at her i was fascinated by them.
And now they`re eating from the chair`s offcuts.:D
There is a "gourmet pub" we go to for lunch sometimes that lately insists on serving the cheeseburgers on bits of wood. I always think it looks really unhygienic, who knows what bad stuff is lurking in all the cracks and grain.
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LOL I thouhgt that too:p
(I've no idea what that means, its not a double entendre and it doesn't even make sense, but still...phwoar eh?)
jeeze you really should lighten up. what's wrong with getting a brace to straighten them. BTW never said i laughed at her i was fascinated by them.
oh i'm not 12 but definitely gorgeous:):D:D
Me three!!
Starter: mushroom, cognac and cream risotto.
Main: Dexter beef and chips with a rocket and watercress bundle.
Pudding: warm chocolate puddings.
Antonia’s recipes.
Whatever next ! Depleting Britain's potato stock.
A terrible waste of food.
How do you know they're not just stuck in mud?
’cos Janet Street Porter had them on Gordon Ramsay’s programme and I saw them stood on concrete.
Those chairs are ludicrous.
There is a "gourmet pub" we go to for lunch sometimes that lately insists on serving the cheeseburgers on bits of wood. I always think it looks really unhygienic, who knows what bad stuff is lurking in all the cracks and grain.