It's no use coming on here begging and wailing trying to wangle your way out of serious bother a most heinous crime has been committed and you must pay society back for it.

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I dont think "health and safety" wouldn't allow industrial sewing machines in the home, would they?

Yes they would. Anyone can buy one - I've had two at different times, and there are plenty of adverts for machinist homeworkers. A domestic sewing machine wouldn't cope with the amount of work they have to do. It doesn't pay well, but some outworkers are women who stay at home to look after children and do the work after the children are in bed and are glad of any income.

I was thinking more of the employer's duty of care etc? It is different if you buy one yourself, of course, but I havent heard of anyone actually working for a firm at home with one of those machines.
If it is possible, it sounds like a good idea.

I found adverts on the web dating to 2013, but it might have changed since then.

It was almost slave labour, but for some any money is welcome.

Oh that is interesting. Mind you, I cant imagine Beth doing much work at home.

Right up the O'Driscoll's street then!

Love is blind

Hey my nose ain't that big!

But I did the crime so I will do the time.

You do a SOR by showing me on the phone and I do another SOR on my lappy smuggled into 1 Southall Street, Manchester, just like they do in Corrie.

All this Nonsense with Carla being/Living in Fear of Toxic Tracey with Carla a Strong Women who stood up for herself against bigger and more fearful baddies, Anyway a great way to sort Toxic out would have been to give her the Blackmail Money in Counterfeit Notes. Then when Toxic tries to use the Money it is found to be Counterfeit and she has to Explain where the Money has came from , As Toxic will not be able to say Oh i got it by Blackmailing Carla Connor. This would be a more believable Line and could even get Toxic locked up is she still under License for Charlies Murder or was she Cleared of all Charges ?

Ooo, this is fun........

Sally - the snobby one
Mary - the eccentric one
Beth and Tracyluv - the gobby twins
Carla - the strong one ¬___¬
Liz - the feisty one
Eva - the ditzy, big-hearted one
Chesney - the dull one
Sinead - the quirky-turned-plain one
Sophie - the lesbian one
Gail - the doting one
Kenneth - the intellectual one
Steve - the jester one
Ty - the dimwitted one
Anna - the belligerent one
Tim - the workshy one
Fiz - the unpleasant one
Johnny - the boring-old-fart one
Kirky - the dopey one

I would. She's gorgeous.

She's changed a lot over the years. Obviously, she's grown older but has she had work done/lost weight or summat?

http://img.thesun.co.uk/aidemitlum/a...4C_178471a.jpg


http://corrie.emmerdale.org/corrie/P...25_31/wed7.jpg

Well, I've no idea why, so I hope you're going to enlighten us.


And in Walford, apparently (That's an EE reference, I should point out)


First a man of clay, then a man of wood. Are we having biblical analogies here?

Did anyone spot, a week or so ago, Nick referring to himself as 35? Oh, come on, we're not stupid. He's at least 55.

Unlucky at the fruit machines, lucky in love?

That makes even less sense.

I know but I was stuck with your triple question.

I dislike him because he goes in pubs, ignoring the other punters and spends an evening just playing a machine, but most of all because he often wears an Manchester United shirt as he does so.

Nick is 35

Bern price is about 45

what is wrong with him ignoring other people in a pub? If its his day off, why is he being hassled? That is really rude!

I think she's had her boobs done and probably lost a bit of weight but she looks great for it.

Ben Price was 44 on 1st January this year.

I think you're right but she looks like she's had a nose job and of course she's gone blonde! She does look good though.

And now for some very surprising Corrie news................ Not.


SPOILER ALERT:

I think we all saw that coming a mile off haha.

That's a thumbs up from me.