And they say romance is dead...
Not exactly "shocking", though.
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That's the Christmas Cracker sorted
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And does she read uk.d-i-y?
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Is he Australian?
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Best not if he wants to carry on doing that sort of thing;!...
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The (future) MiL lent me her ring, so I could make the gesture, and then SWMBO and I chose the ring together.
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It was coming from her
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It's always the ones you least expect...
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How could she refuse?
Wit, charm, sophistication, good looks......
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:-)
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Yes, but I don't know the lady.
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In article , Tim Streater scribeth thus
You certain about that?...
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She is not talking to me ATM. Something to do with me booking a rewire in between Christmas and New Year instead of taking her away to the coast for a few nights.
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And you're not married yet. It can only get worse!
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Offer to take her with you when you do the rewire.
She should be prepared to meet you halfway on these romantic gestures.
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Adam can do the rodding and she can do the stripping.
Owain
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Show her the headlines & ask her why she wants to go somewhere with no electricity and 2 feet of sea water in the dining room?
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This is more applicable to uk.legal.moderated, but:
- Parental rights only apply to children under 16 (above 16 they get to make their own choices). If the child was born on 31st Dec
2012 you only have at most five years before it becomes irrelevant.- The mother can sign a declaration that grants you parental rights.
- If she won't do that, you can apply to the court and you *will* be granted parental rights. (Unless you are seriously abusive.)
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And the answer was [drum roll]...
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You are a bit early. I have only just got off the roof of the next door neighbours house after reaiming the aerial in the right direction