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Francis

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  1. "I would love to hang out with you, but I'm an asthmatic. What with you blowing smoke rings"

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    I found a way to get decent freeze frames :smile:

    The movie is full of sideswipes and mickey-takes, probably why it is loved so much :smile:

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    <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Francis on 2002-05-02 14:06 ]</font>

  2. Well, you're right about sizing being a sort of lottery! I have size UK7 wide feet, so you would think that a size 8 would be best for me! Yeah, right! I have a pair of boots size 6 and they fit perfectly, a pair of size 7 that pinch and a pair of size 8 that are far too short! Go figure! Most of my shoes and boots are size 7 and have no real problem, but knowing your foot size and ordering compared to trying before buying, there's no contest. Try and buy is far more enjoyable with less need for returns due to wrong size/fitting.

  3. Giant steps aren't what you take Walking in your stils sorry! couldn't resist that one! :smile: More power to you if you find that you have no problem with acceptance. By the way that it's all going for you, I can't see that you should gain any negativity. Have fun whichever way it turns out :smile:

  4. oh yes! Chivalry! hang on! let me find my horse and suit of armour so I can go slay the dragon and rescue the damsel in distress! :smile: Nah! Opening doors is all well and good, but how many people these days will actually thank you, even if it's in the form of a silent acknowledgement. Chivalry is only useful if you wish to gain brownie points, otherwise it's wasted on the masses. I've given up on laying my coat over puddles for women after the last one walked over and disappeared! How was I to know it was a flooded manhole! :smile:

  5. Talking on a mobile phone, even with a hands free kit, can be dangerous as your mind isn't completely on the road. A few accidents have still happened due to them. You have been warned! Anyway : Pet hates! People who channel hop with the remote on the television. They know there's nothing on but they continue anyway

  6. Children are more open to change. Only when they get to about 11 do they start to stick with what they know, this also includes any attitudes they have developed. Most do not welcome any kind of change until early 20's when they begin to realise that the world isn't the rosy place that they were led to believe. So they start making their own choices. occasionally, you get some that make decisions based on rebellion or an 'IN' thing that everyone is doing and they don't want to feel left behind. Most kids I've met will point and say "why do you wear girls shoes?", to which I reply "Who said they were only for girls?". starts to make them think a little :smile: When heel wearing becomes the 'IN' thing again, everyone especially the kids will want them :smile:

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