Thats funny, i have to say i do the same thing!I mean all the blues are together, greens etc!!
I thought it was just being practical so you knew where to find something so it's not jumbled up!
Do you alphabetise your cd's and dvd's as well? I Do!
That way i know where say saving private ryan can be found, which is a good thing when you have say 400 dvds
I'm not worried about hangers though, but i do make sure the art on the walls is hanging straight, mind you thats because the cats like stretching up the walls and touching some of the framed prints!
Sounds like mild OCD, but its nothing to be worried about!
If you find yourself checking if the place is locked up 25 times before bed or washing your hands 60 times a day then you definitely have OCD!
Well for me it's a case of being friendly! If there funny and laid back and don't seem to be antagonistic or have drama written through them like in a stick of rock then i will give them all the time they want.
However if they are a pain in the butt i remind them i have enough in my life and don't need the trouble!
No Sommer i quoted the OP! For some reason when i'm doing the quote and reply its missed it off about the last 4 times i posted! I even coloured language, italicised and underlined it in red and yet when i hit the return key it all disappeared!
I'll have you know i spent over six months in one of the most respected clinics in the country! It's based in Hertford, UK and is one of the leaders in the country of providing support and treatment to people with all sorts of the additions.
I love it when people think they know more about my life than i apparently know!
3:49pm UK, Monday March 02, 2009 Sabotage has been ruled out as the cause of a health scare which forced celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal to close his award-winning restaurant.
Heston Blumenthal
Heston Blumenthal opened the Fat Duck in 1995
The Fat Duck was temporarily closed as a precaution after around 40 customers fell ill over the last couple of weeks.
Blumenthal, who said food poisoning was not a possibility, decided to close the three Michelin-starred restaurant in Bray, Berkshire, while an investigation was carried out.
Now the chef's spokesman has described reports of sabotage as "highly unlikely" because the cases of illness were "not sweeping but sporadic".
"On a table of six, maybe only three people would get sick, so it could hardly be sabotage," he said.
Tests conducted by Blumenthal's own food safety consultants and environmental health officers from Windsor and Maidenhead Borough Council have so far failed to solve the mystery.
"We are waiting for the final test results to come back but all results so far have been completely negative," the spokesman added.
Heston Blumenthal's Fat Duck restaurant
The Fat Duck
"It is highly unlikely that someone would be able to sabotage the food.
"He (Blumenthal) is well known for his precise, scientific concoctions which would be very hard to sabotage.
"All this leads us to believe that it (the health scare) has not come from the restaurant and we expect to be given the all clear."
Blumenthal, whose restaurant was voted the best place to eat in the world in 2001, has said he was baffled by what had happened.
He said: "The whole thing is really upsetting and perplexing. We have done so many tests but nothing has shown up."
Blumenthal has so far cancelled 450 bookings but hopes to reopen the restaurant on Wednesday if environmental health officers give the go-ahead.
His latest TV series, in which he prepares frog blancmange and blackbird pie in a programme exploring food through the ages, is due to begin on Channel 4 on Tuesday.
One of the best films you will ever see is called "Way of The Gun".
Brilliantly directed, brilliant acting, great script and an actual storyline, with a twist at the end.
Most of you haven't probably even heard of it!
The director was good...if you liked the craft of "The Usual Suspects" then this is by the same guy, and it's better than "Usual Suspects" which says a lot.
Fight club is also a masterpiece, probably one of the best films technically made in the the last several decades.
After you have got past these options you'll find if your a good parent, completely clueless or apathetic.
Some children survive useless parents and become upstanding full functioning members of society without religion, drugs or preferential help from the state.
Thus the argument in favour of peoples personalities being pre programmed from birth.
Do you think you are nag, do you think it isn't important and you will nag him into understanding your viewpoint?
Here's a story that one man couldn't take it any more.
Perhaps it might be an idea to cut down the moaning, just in case.
Read on. Drunk man stabbed 'nagging' wife 177 times, court told
Wednesday, 25 February 2009
A drunken man left a breadknife buried in his partner's neck after stabbing her 177 times because she was a nag, a jury heard today.
Arthur Pitt-Plaiddy, 36, of Saundersfoot, West Wales, then called the police and confessed to murdering 44-year-old partner Kim Butler.
The "prolonged and brutal attack" happened at the couple's Saundersfoot flat, in Pennant Avenue, in August last year, a Swansea Crown Court jury heard.
Paul Thomas QC, prosecuting, said Pitt-Plaiddy left the flat and called the police from a local phone box nearby.
He told the operator "I have just committed murder" and described the victim when asked as "my missus".
When police arrived at the phone box he told an officer: "I have done her in mate."
Mr Thomas said he then added: "I stabbed her in the leg, then the stomach and to shut her up I stabbed her in the face. I left the knife sticking in her neck."
He said Pitt-Plaiddy would later tell the police his partner had been "mouthy" and had hit and nagged him and he had stabbed her twice.
Subsequently he would see a psychiatrist and would go on to claim he had almost no memory of the incident, the court heard
Pitt-Plaiddy also described himself as an alcoholic with a heroin dependency, using the drug twice a day.
He later told police he had an alcohol dependency syndrome representing an abnormality which impaired his mind and diminished his responsibilities for the violent actions he carried out.
The trial began today with Pitt-Plaiddy admitting a charge of manslaughter but denying murder.
Mr Thomas told the jury their role would be to decide whether it was a case of "diminished responsibility as he says or whether it is a case of murder, pure and simple".
He said Pitt-Plaiddy was originally from London and had moved to Saundersfoot after his release from prison several months before and had soon moved in with his partner.
On the night before the killing he had been drinking in the Captain's Table pub in the seaside resort before going home drunk.
Mr Thomas said a neighbour in the flat above heard an argument after his arrival in the early hours of the morning and heard the couple's Labrador barking.
She heard what she believed was Kim Butler saying: "Sorry" three times and heard eight to 10 thumps.
Mr Thomas told the jury the prosecution believed that was the "sustained and fatal attack by the defendant on Kim Butler."
He added: "The defendant seems to have stabbed Kim Butler, on the pathologist's best estimate, at least 177 times.
"You can imagine how long it would have taken to inflict all of those stab wounds and slash wounds," he said.
The jury today was shown photographs of the victim after being warned about the images they would see.
They also listened to a recording of the emergency call made by Pitt-Plaiddy which Mr Thomas reflected his state of mind at the time.
He argued the defendant's "insistence" on hyphenating his surname when he told it to the emergency operator showed he was in control of his faculties.
Trust me, if we have a piece of rock the size of say a mountain (a cosmic pebble) then life on this planet will be exterminated by a fireball in the upper atmosphere.
The blaast wave will circle the globe, making sea levels rush inland at speeds smashing everything.
Assuming we dont all die immediately from the blast wave, survive the floodwaters we shall have to live through a five year nuclear winter.
Given sunlight will be blocked out, the food chain will collapse within a month and people that survive will starve to death.
All life as toy know it that is land based will die within a month.
And that is assuming the atmosphere doesn't combust, if that happens...well, this is then a dead planet.
And guess what, this is a statistical 100 per cent certainty!
The only future for mankind is migration to the stars.
Given that the mail application is forwarded to 12 Governments, you don't even own your own mail or any of the content received or sent even if you are the person who wrote it i will be staying well away!
Not that i have anything to hide, bu i don't like the idea of all my stuff going through a former Intelligence agency satellite!
I'm funny about being snooped on without a court order.
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RE: Excessive Compulsive Disorder
Thats funny, i have to say i do the same thing!I mean all the blues are together, greens etc!!I thought it was just being practical so you knew where to find something so it's not jumbled up!
Do you alphabetise your cd's and dvd's as well? I Do!
That way i know where say saving private ryan can be found, which is a good thing when you have say 400 dvds
I'm not worried about hangers though, but i do make sure the art on the walls is hanging straight, mind you thats because the cats like stretching up the walls and touching some of the framed prints!
Sounds like mild OCD, but its nothing to be worried about!
If you find yourself checking if the place is locked up 25 times before bed or washing your hands 60 times a day then you definitely have OCD!