Petit Prince

its a seal

disabilities and uncurable diseases. i really couldnt imagine how i could live with that. i'm afraid of losing the people. and of being lonely. i'm generally quite afraid of the future to be honest. i wasnt when i was younger but i really am right now. i'm also afraid flying but its not that bad. its not like i wouldnt go anywhere because i could only get there by plane.

you shouldnt be doing them things at home but the cops usually dont come to private parties unless you're very loud and someone calls the police

i dont wanna be anyone else i just wanna be in a different situation you know do you have an ipod?

its braces there you go http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/braces http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/bracket :wacko: oh and happy birthday lacey!

liverpool which band do you absolutely wanna see in concert?

download them where would you like to be right now?

she probably meant braces

yes do you still buy cds?

its weird indeed but maybe shes just sad and lonely i dont really know

i had two guinea pigs when i was a kid well one was my brother's actually

test of english as a foreign language

mint whats your favourite album of all time?

Blades set for Kabba probe Sheffield United could be the subject of an investigation for allegedly breaching the same rule that they want to see West Ham relegated for, according to a newspaper report. The Yorkshire club believe they have a realistic chance of being reinstated to the Premier League when their case is heard on Monday, at the expense of West Ham, following the irregularities that occurred as a result of the third party ownership issues involved in the transfers of Javier Mascherano and Carlos Tevez. However, in a further twist, the Premier League have now confirmed that they are to look at Steve Kabba's transfer from Sheffield United to Watford, with the possibility of third party interference being investigated. Kabba was not allowed to face former club Sheffield United following his switch to Vicarage Road in January and the Premier League are eager to learn why the player was deemed ineligible - as any attempt to block the striker from appearing would contravene existing laws. "The current rule makes clear that once a move becomes permanent there can be no contractual terms to prevent a player playing against his old club," a Premier League spokesman told the News of the World. "The statements surrounding the Steve Kabba transfer were brought to our attention late on Friday and early next week we will look at our documentation and ask our two clubs to submit any further documents, or agreements, for scrutiny." The case mirrors that of Tim Howard, who was prevented from playing against Manchester United, despite the fact a deal had been put in place for the American to move to Goodison Park on a permanent basis. However, Sheffield United plc chairman Kevin McCabe insists his club have nothing to hide and he firmly believes that this case has no parallels with that which occurred at West Ham. "Our contract for the transfer of Steve Kabba to Watford was open, was honest, was properly examined by the Premier League and the player was registered," McCabe told Sky Sports News. "There wouldn't be any condition in our contract when we transferred him to Watford. I'm sure there wasn't a feature in his contract. "I'm sure that the contract of transferring Steve Kabba from Sheffield United to Watford complied with all the requirements of the Premier League without any shadow of doubt. "We’re talking about two Argentina internationals (Tevez and Mascherano), one of which has played for West Ham virtually all of the season. I don't think there's any comparison whatsoever."

i'm waiting for an article that says you gotta speak german to get a job in britain!

i thought everyone would realise i wasnt being serious read the article but you've probably heard those things a million times before

haha how could you not have realised that i disagree with this article thanks for calling me a right winged extremist, i really appreciate it

12 ways to move on... when u cant 1. What? :thinking: 2. Don't talk to the person for 60 days. :laugh4: 3. destroy all photos of him/her 4. Get sad when you think of him/her 5. go out and meet new people

great article lets throw them out problem solved :dozey:

clearly, how could anyone not agree with that you dont even have to know someone their location tells you everything :laugh3:

and what do we learn from this thread? mancs are generally great people.

it was on saturday and sunday i think she might have come to london but i highly doubt it

i'm not attracted to women no matter if they're shaved or not

muse @ wembley?

nice picture, i really like your new haircut!