Well my sister is resorting to hounding me and anyone she thinks she can coax to make a false statement against me.But even if i loose everything i own, and i have to rehome my cats and be financially broke i will not let my sister benefit from my fathers death.
I've done it, cared for both my parents till the the day they died.
It's hard work, and physically and mentally draining, and if you don't have any support from a partner it's clear there not interested.
I won't put my views on here, because everyone is different, but i put my parents first and it cost me 2 relationships, a business and other things as well.
The aftermath is i'm still stuck in a legal case where a will is disputed by my own sister.
The only thing i can add is i can look in the mirror at myself and have a clear conscience, as if i left my parents to the mercy of someone else, well i wouldn't be able to look myself in the eye.
My cats attack me when i prepare chicken, and they look at me like their all deprived...so i cant help feel sorry for them!
I have soom couscous in the cuboard that i have to get shot of, so i guess i will have to get around to eating even that soon.
Mind you, i've been poisoned by food last weekend at a bbq and a week prior i managed to poison myself with some dodgy mince that was past it's sell by date
Anyone can make mistakes and it needed using up....boy did i regret that for 10 days
One day we can test the sweet tooth thing with some Belgium chocolates, or a dry lump of stale carrot cake.
Personally i can leave both, but if samosa is about, or a hot Cornish pastie or cheese biscuits...or pecan nuts.....or pitta bread and coriander humus don't stand in front of the food, you might get mowed down in the rush.
Who said i'd like to cage it up? I'd be happy living in India in one of the National parks where they live in their own environment and chase peacocks for fun.
I saw a documentary once where an adult black leppard and a bengal tiger lived with a guy and jumped through the kitchen window like housepets.
From outside they showed the leppard effortlessly jumping up a very large tree to enter the house through the second floor window!
You had to see it to believe it, and these were wild animals that viewed the persons house as a home from home!!!!!
How close have you been to a real 700lbs tiger? It's the size of a car, will make dogs run for cover and as for the dreaded pitbull, well walk one of these moggies to my place and any chance i have of meeting a woman with a dog will be vaporised...no dog in it's right mind will ever want to go out ever again for walkies.
Standing upright this cat could put his paws on your garage roof while standing on his back legs...and ive fed him
Actually i'd like to see a dogs reaction to seeing him! I imagine it would be abject horror, and hoping all cats never grow that big.
What do you take me for? I'm not some sick weirdo from the deep south who's best friend is "bubba" and who's idea of a partner is his own sister, with black teeth, a checked shirt and a pick up truck with a dead animal on the bonnet.
Easy, mainecoon kittens,pallas cat kittens, russian blue kittens,German Shepperd puppy, weinemara puppy,Grey parrot's, tigers of any description and another family of tapiers to befriend.
Oh, i think you meant something human?
Ok, a woman with any of the above, and a lot of patience.
"My owner is really proud of his new Maserati that he was given today,little does he know this is all that's left after he let me play out back with it"
I'm sort of staring at a pile of boxes about 6 foot high thinking i might look there next! And to think less than a week ago i remember having them sitting on a futon upstairs, but they have moved......and disappeared...but in a house that's crammed full of books it's just not easy to spot 10 already wrapped labelled books.
Tell you what.When your over well go to a concert! That way even if you want to punch me in the face and spray caen pepper in my eyes after 5 minutes i guarantee i can put you near hundreds of other men
Yeah, i was honest and told him he's meet women, not they would notice the man unless he was using a ticket gun to reduce the prices, then he's know what an injured tuna feels like, with 30 sharks slowly following him
All a nice woman needs to do to meet a man she likes the look of is walk upto one and say the majic words, "hello, i'm single, fancy a drink" and bingo....it's that easy.
I regularly get hit with frozen food or baguettes while talking to women in my local Tesco's, so just walk around happy looking smile alot, and in my case jus walk with a dog and i'll be yours, especially if the dogs fluffy.
Oh Riya is an easy one.....Take her to a beautiful cake shop, in fact when she comes to the UK at some point that's exactly where i'll take her....to a very nice Italian Patisserie in Soho.
I cant believe Kronenborg hasn't been mentioned! You lot haven't lived.
Come to think of it the Czech beer "Boheme" has to be the best beer in the world.
There the company that Budweiser basically stole their idea from and have as a result been in a legal dispute for over 100 years.
Here's an article, and if you like a beer every now and again try this, and then you won't even consider buying the other crap listed above this post!!!
Seriously...it's that good
Published: 23rd August 2007
Written by: Christine Boggis
Tesco has waded into the most hotly disputed arena of the beer world with the launch of an own-label lager from the Czech Republic's Ceské Budejovice - home of Budweiser Budvar and its 100-year-old, worldwide legal battle against Anheuser-Busch's Budweiser.
Boheme 1795 is a pilsner brewed by Budejovicky Mestansky Pivovar, the oldest brewery in the city, which started brewing in 1795 and produced the original Budweiser in 1802.
The brewery was forced to give up its trademark rights under Communism, but in 1989 was once more granted the right to use the term Budweiser in the Czech domestic market. It still uses the same recipe and brewing methods as it did two centuries ago - making it the manufacturer of the "original" beer from the region, according to Tesco.
Beer & cider senior buying manager Andrew Carpenter said: "We recognised that the Czech Republic is perhaps the premium beer-producing nation in the world, with a history of brewing that goes back hundreds of years. With Boheme 1795, we have produced an affordable but truly authentic Budejovicke Pivo which has outstanding quality and flavour that will surprise and delight customers."
Budejovicke Pivo, which means beer from Ceské Budejovice - Budweiser in German - is a Protected Geographical Indication under EU law. But Tesco has chosen a different name for the beer in a bid to stay out of the legal battle that has been waged between Anheuser-Busch and Budvar for more than a century.
Denis Cox, spokesman for Budweiser Budvar, commented: "We at Budvar should be grateful for the existence of this brewery, because it was only because of it that the Budweiser Budvar brewery came into existence in the first place in 1895. The reason? The Czech community in Ceské Budejovice so disliked the beer brewed at the German-owned Mestansky brewery that they decided to build their own brewery.
David Carradine found dead in wardrobe of Bangkok hotel David Carradine, star of the television series Kung Fu and the Kill Bill movies, has been found hanged and half-naked in the wardrobe of a Bangkok hotel room, according to reports.
By Anita Singh, Showbusiness Editor Published: 3:34PM BST 04 Jun 2009 David Carradine: David Carradine found dead in wardrobe of Bangkok hotel David Carradine appeared in more than 100 feature films with such directors as Martin Scorsese, Ingmar Bergman and Hal Ashby Photo: AFP
The body of Carradine, 72, was discovered by a maid early on Thursday morning. He was in the Thai capital to shoot Stretch, his latest film.
A spokesman for the US Embassy confirmed that Carradine had died either late on Wednesday or early on Thursday, but said he could provide no further details.
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Thai police told the BBC the 72-year-old was found by a hotel maid sitting in a wardrobe with a rope around his neck and other body parts.
The local Bangkok newspaper, The Nation, cited unidentified police sources as saying Carradine was believed to have committed suicide and had hanged himself with a curtain cord in his suite at the Park Nai Lert Hotel.
He failed to join fellow cast and crew members for dinner on Wednesday night but they did not raise the alarm, believing that he was resting.
Carradine was a leading member of a venerable Hollywood acting family that included his father, character actor John Carradine, and brother Keith.
In all, he appeared in more than 100 feature films with such directors as Martin Scorsese, Ingmar Bergman and Hal Ashby.
But he was best known for his role as Kwai Chang Caine, a Shaolin priest traveling the 1800s American frontier West in the cult TV series Kung Fu, which aired in 1972-75.
He reprised the role in a mid-1980s TV movie and played Caine's grandson in the 1990s syndicated series Kung Fu: The Legend Continues.
He returned to the top in recent years as the title character in Quentin Tarantino's two-part saga Kill Bill.
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