Petit Prince

If Man United are anything like Liverpool, you probably won't be able to find it. They stopped making the current jersey a while ago because they're getting a new sponsor next season. We've run out of some sizes (especially children's and women's) and you can't order them anymore. I'd just wait for the new one if I was you.

I don't like them. I think they're very unflattering unless you're really skinny.

I don't think it's just an American thing. I had to write quite a few when I went to school in Switzerland.

Wales

I don't think I could live on my own. Especially not in a big house. I lived on my own for three weeks when I was in first year because everyone else went home for Easter. It was a nightmare! The fact that I lived in a student area and most of the houses in our street were empty certainly didn't help.

I brush my teeth 2 times a day (morning and evening), sometimes 3 if I'm having lunch at home.

You could get him tickets for a concert or a sport event if he's interested in that kind of thing. That's awewsome :lol:

I wouldn't get him anything. Well I didn't. Chances are he won't even realise it's your anniversary. I don't think it's big deal really.

And lovely people who make statements like the one we've just heard.

Erm no, they don't. A girl from my school wanted to move to Australia after spending some time there to learn English but she couldn't. Also the term 'Broken Britain' is a joke. I've never felt unsafe in Britain and I've lived in some pretty bad areas

Maybe John Terry has changed too, who knows.

Yeah right and Rio Ferdinand is a great role model

No but he shouldn't miss the World Cup because of it. He's only punishing himself.

Not necessarily. It can still work if the eggs are already fertilised as it makes the womb slippery so the eggs don't stick to it. http://www.bbc.co.uk/switch/surgery/advice/sex_relationships/sex/morning_after_pill/

What about people who take the morning-after pill? Are you suggesting their murderers too?

Terry slept with his EX-girlfriend. It obviously isn't nice to find out about it but it shouldn't be such a big deal either. Bridge is so gonna regret his decision.

I think it should down to personal choice. How can it be good for a child to be raised by parents that really don't want children? I don't think I'd have an abortion personally but you never know until you have to make the decision. I really wouldn't want a child at the moment (I'm not even sure if I want children) but I'd like to think that I'd get on with it somehow. One of my best friends had an abortion last year. I remember discussing the topic with her a few months before she got pregnant when pro-lifers distributed leaflets in town. She then said she could never do it. But she changed her mind when she got pregnant because it would have been very difficult to raise a child in her situation. She didn't feel mature enough to have a child and her parents wouldn't have supported her. I went to hospital with her when she took the second pill and I heard the nurses talk about another girl who started crying after taking the pill. Apparently she regretted it but there was no way back. Very sad indeed. I think it's good that you're able to have an an abortion on the NHS but I don't think people should be able to do it straight after their scan (which you can in some cases) because it's such an important decision.

You're so wrong. I actually had a conversation about this with someone in work a while ago. He lived in Switzerland for half a year as he said the one thing he found depressing about the place was that he hardly ever saw anyone smile.

I lived in Switzerland for many years and I'd say that people are generally much friendlier in Britain.

People who walk slowly.

Cereal first, obviously.

I don't. Even if my partner was very rich, I'd still want to do something. Nothing worse than having to ask him for money all the time.

They just haven't replied. I definitely wouldn't wanna stay at home. It's not like everyone has a choice anyway. A lot of people wouldn't be able to feed their family if their partner wasn't working.

I used to live in a village and I hated it. It was the most boring place ever, it didn't even have a supermarket. It had ONE local shop. I like where I live now. Well the city, not the area.

its absolutely freezing.