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You are so pretty! And the kids are so cute!!!! : )

Danisnotonfire and Amazingphil are my favourite youtubers in the world and somehow I'll go onto youtube looking for the presentation/video my English teacher showed us and then 3 hours later I'm rewatching Dan & Phil. I watch a lot of old videos from previous scooter rallies, IoW etc etc. and music videos too. +Coldplay interviews

No HYE met a celebrity

Yes to a certain extent though Do you have any form of mental illness and or health problem

Star Wars!!! Big hands or big feet

Christmas is the best :santa: Marilyn Monroe or Twiggy

Old but sick, I want to see and do things, which is going to take a long time. WYR meet John Lennon or Keith Moon

I'd like to go to university, yes. TNP is procrastinating right now :/

I'd like to see Coldplay again :D haha no they're still around so I'm going to say the original line up of The Who with Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon and John Entwistle. In about 1970, early 70's so they have some good songs out. SQ

Yes TNP is interested in sociology

EDL leader Tommy Robinson quits group Tommy Robinson said he had been considering the move "for a long time" Robinson: 'Why I'm leaving EDL' Analysis: Will EDL survive? English Defence League leader and founder Tommy Robinson has left the group, saying he has concerns over the "dangers of far-right extremism". The EDL organises protests across the UK against "radical Islam". Mr Robinson said it was still his aim to "counter Islamist ideology", although "not with violence but with better, democratic ideas". Several senior figures have quit, but an EDL spokesman said the group "will not die because they're walking away". He added that supporters would spend the next few weeks discussing how to proceed. 'No longer productive' The EDL, formed in 2009, has organised marches and demonstrations in several cities across the UK, which have seen sometimes violent confrontations with anti-fascism campaigners. Mr Robinson's co-leader, Kevin Carroll, has also opted to leave. Their decision follows discussions with the Quilliam group, which describes itself as a "counter-extremism think tank". Mr Robinson said: "I have been considering this move for a long time because I recognise that, though street demonstrations have brought us to this point, they are no longer productive. "I acknowledge the dangers of far-right extremism and the ongoing need to counter Islamist ideology not with violence but with better, democratic ideas." There has been growing tension between supporters who appear to oppose all Muslims and the EDL's leaders who say they only oppose Muslim extremists. ” Tom Symonds Home Affairs correspondent He explained his motives for leaving, telling BBC Radio 5 live's Nicky Campbell: "When some moron lifts up his top and he's got the picture of a mosque saying 'boom' and it's all over the national newspapers, it's me, it's when I pick up my kids from school the parents are looking at me, judging me on that. "And that's not what I've stood for and my decision to do this is to be true to what I stand for. And whilst I want to lead the revolution against Islamist ideology, I don't want to lead the revolution against Muslims. "I believe that the revolution needs to come from within the Islamic community and they need to stand up. And I believe this is a step forward not a step back." Mr Robinson said his decision would be a "massive problem" for him. He added: "Do I feel English Defence League members are going to plant bombs and target my family? No I don't. [but] I feel there will be a backlash." Mr Robinson also said he wanted to become a more "credible voice" through working with Quilliam: "I'm going to be more hated than I was yesterday. That's for sure. If I saw this as a way out [of public life]... I would have just quit the English Defence League." Quilliam said it hoped Mr Robinson would "invest his energy and commitment in countering extremism of all kinds, supporting the efforts to bring along his former followers and encouraging his critique of Islamism as well as his concern with far-right extremism". 'Caution' Chairman Maajid Nawaz said: "As well as being a very positive change for the United Kingdom, this is a very proud moment for Quilliam. This represents not a change but a continuation for us, as challenging extremism of all kinds forms the basis of our work. "We have been able to show that Britain stands together against extremism regardless of political views and hope to continue supporting Tommy and Kevin in their journey to counter Islamism and neo-Nazi extremism." Founded by Tommy Robinson in Luton in 2009, after five Muslim men demonstrated in the town against a homecoming parade from Iraq by the Royal Anglian Regiment Estimated by think tank Demos to have up to 35,000 supporters But has no formal membership list Mr Robinson and Mr Carroll are due to face trial later this month, charged with obstructing police officers near the scene of the killing of soldier Lee Rigby. The men allegedly tried to defy a ban on marching to the scene in Woolwich, south-east London, via a major mosque, on 29 June. Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Muslim youth organisation the Ramadhan Foundation, said: "I met Tommy Robinson last week and during that meeting he indicated that he was leaving the EDL because he couldn't control the extremist group, impact on his family and wider legal cases he faces. "At no stage did he reject his previous disgusting attacks on Islam and Muslims or apologise to the British people for the millions wasted policing their protests. "I cannot take Tommy Robinson or Kevin Carroll's announcement seriously until they reject their fascist views on Islam and Muslims and would caution other organisations celebrating this announcement as a massive personal achievement." And Professor Matthew Goodwin of Nottingham, who has studied the EDL, said: "I would treat the announcement with extreme caution given Stephen Lennon's (aka Tommy Robinson's) recent comments against Islam in general on Twitter, and already signs that a new movement that is not geared around demonstrations may be formed. "In hindsight, this may all owe more to the quest for publicity than to a genuine conversion to democratic ideas" http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-24442953

Dumbledore because I'm a HP fan and have never seen LoTR and don't plan to! WYR live under water or in the sky?

Coldplay 29/05/2012 :heart: SQ

Not that I can think of :-) TNP likes reading

Noooo? :inquisitive: SQ

OMG ermmmmm Christmas Lights Christmas or Birthdays

I have like 100 favourite films -.- I watched Quadrophenia last week Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban about a month ago Billy Elliot a couple of weeks ago A Clockwork Orange at the weekend It's been months since I watched Rocky Horror but I don't have it on DVD :-( Watched The Perks of being a Wallflower on Sunday Back To The Future about 2 months ago? Coldplay Live 2012 about 2 months ago Coldplay Live 2003 about 5 months ago The Inbetweeners movie about 1 1/2 months ago Harry Potter 8 about a month ago That's all I can think of off the top of my head I like films Okay :| SQ

Yes :awesome: especially to songs like You Really Got Me by The Kinks, that's awesome. Do you enjoy learning?

Hmmm if I could choose I think I'd want a little boy! : ) Unlike a lot of boys I know, he will be brought up to be respectful and a gentleman! I will buy him little suits and Fred Perry's :D SQ

AROBTTH :-D What's your favourite music genre?

No, I'm always there for them but it's not that often they're there for me. TNP is ready for the next chapter in their life?

Either The Smiths- The Smiths or The Specials- The Specials ( that might have been 1979 though I'm just too lazy to google :lol: ) Favourite album EVER?

No :bigcry: TNP is happy with their life right now

When I saw Coldplay yes :-) HYE been to Spain

Neither : ( erm my phone cost more than my keys so... Keys WYR look like Voldemort or Jocelyn Wildenstein