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Lol, being from Kenya (former british colony) we use british english but i have no idea how to speak 'that'( text talk). It's slang i guess?
Kids use it in exams? You can't be serious!

well i have sadly been on the UK forums since the day it started in september 2006 and ummmmm yup got no answers quiet is quiet but are people in the UK so dull, i think not so duhh speak up

I always feel it is best for someone else to talk about how good I am (or not) rather than toot my own whistle!!.....JMO~~

a women attracting scent....ooh did they invent such a thing?

I am ok hun ..Alex is just confused.,...............................

hunni ive noticed that bout u.......yr very positive attitude and laughter to take away stress


best way to be hun ....dont ever change hun xxx

Shall I send you a beautiful recipe for French Canadian Pea Soup?

oh babe i cant laugh.....S U WERE HURT SO BAD



im soooooo glad u didnt die babe.....but u can atleast laugh bout it rob......


ur a sweetie xxx

nice bottle of wine. soft music, cuddling with the one you love.

robbie hiya hunxx



but what were u doing b4 ya fell out hunni


tell babsie else in the naughty chair ..lol

well said Robbie and thanks for such positive input - I have been wanting to use the word secularism fo a while now in this thread

the below is copied from the Leicester Secular Society;

What secularists believe to be true about the world therefore is what we can deduce by reason applied to the evidence of our senses. This is also called rationalism (or realism or objectivism) though for much of everyday life it amounts to little more than common sense. However, for aspects of the world beyond everyday experience, such as on the large scale of galaxies, the small scale of atoms, the distant past of evolution, the possible future consequences of our actions, and the often mysterious workings of our minds, we have to rely on the findings of science, though not uncritically. There is still a lot we do not know, and we must keep an open mind.

The secular philosophy cannot offer the reassurance of a certain vision of an ideal future. We only know that considerable changes are likely, and that there will be struggles between people with opposing ideas. We can only say that there are certain ideals of gentleness and tolerance towards which we should try to work. These include, for example, bettering the lives of humankind, through medical knowledge and social reform, promotion of democratic practices in place of dictatorship, supporting equable rights for women and the poor, preventing the exploitation and indoctrination of children. These ideas of morality and goodness are often expressed by the term humanism.

How would one know if they had a gay teacher?