... in at the top, and the cafe took water away at the bottom. Now, there's an education for people. The centre was built with mega bucks from Europe or the Lottery or summat, it was all too "worthy" and tree-huggy and "educational", nobody ever visited it, and it closed again. The Earth Centre. Yes, t'was a shame it didn't take off. Rather like one or two similar initiatives. I was involved in the early days in ...

... in at the top, and the cafe took water away at the bottom. Now, there's an education for people. The centre was built with mega bucks from Europe or the Lottery or summat, it was all too "worthy" and tree-huggy and "educational", nobody ever visited it, and it closed again. The Earth Centre. Yes, t'was a shame it didn't take off. Rather like one or two similar initiatives. I was involved in the early days in reprofiling ...

...in at the top, and the cafe took water away at the bottom. Now, there's an education for people. The centre was built with mega bucks from Europe or the Lottery or summat, it was all too "worthy" and tree-huggy and "educational", nobody ever visited it, and it closed again. The Earth Centre. Yes, t'was a shame it didn't take off. Rather like one or two similar initiatives. I was involved in the early days in reprofiling the old...

...reed bed filter. :-) At the old Life Centre or whatever it was called at Conisborough, there was a greenhouse full of tropical bog plants. The toilet block put water in at the top, and the cafe took water away at the bottom. Now, there's an education for people. The centre was built with mega bucks from Europe or the Lottery or summat, it was all too "worthy" and tree-huggy and "educational", nobody ever visited it, and it closed again.

Huge wrote: On Mon, 18 Feb 2008 14:33:45 GMT, "Tommy" <Thoma58@lbufer.co> wrote: " Steve Filth" is such a troll Oh, the irony. Oh Huggy - the names you called me when I ameneded a previous posting so as to make a joke doubly irony ? i.e 2 iron bars?

... soccer mom who drives recklessly. Those who chat on the phone all the time and change the pampers while driving.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Do atheist/agnostic/non-christians soccer moms who drive recklessly while talking on their phones only use huggies instead of pampers?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Those are condemned too but get some positive points for not being hypocrits.

.../thecar02.jpg Hatter- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I fear the Devil the most when he's disguised as a Christian soccer mom who drives recklessly. Those who chat on the phone all the time and change the pampers while driving.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Do atheist/agnostic/non-christians soccer moms who drive recklessly while talking on their phones only use huggies instead of pampers?

"Mudge" <Mudge@nospam.ever> wrote On 11/24/2007 14:12:35 "Kiwi Gill" wrote: Must be a popular brand in UK.... Do you have Treasures as well? We also have Huggies [Huggies Have It Covered] Just thinking... it must be nearly 19 years since I was changing nappies... Even Tenas ???? Even longer for them!!!!!!!

On 11/24/2007 14:12:35 "Kiwi Gill" wrote: Must be a popular brand in UK.... Do you have Treasures as well? We also have Huggies [Huggies Have It Covered] Just thinking... it must be nearly 19 years since I was changing nappies... Even Tenas ???? -- The Canadian Curmudgeon (in clearyish, 8C, Calgary) End Global warming ~ eliminate the cause ~ exterminate Al Gore

"Enzo Matrix" <enzo55@hotmail.com> wrote Kiwi Gill wrote: Careful now. We don't want due care and attention to turn into unwarranted pampering.... I don't even wanna *think* about Mick in a nappy. <g> Must be a popular brand in UK.... Do you have Treasures as well? We also have Huggies [Huggies Have It Covered] Just thinking... it must be nearly 19 years since I was changing nappies...