*****************************
Somalia: confidence grows in Mogadishu
A rare mood of optimism is in the air but much will depend on how new the new government is
Share0
Email
Editorial
guardian.co.uk, Monday 20 August 2012 20.48 BST
Jump to comments (1)
I do have some contraceptives which i usually use ... like um about four years ago ... also getting myself up the duff isn't my number one priority in life ...
21.11
nb compulsory contraceptives would be to me akin to compulsory medication in that my health and personality would be affected in ways that I would not be myself .... especially i had too much medication before and have alot of damage from that ... i also find synthetic hormones very exhausting and cause thrombosis and stuff so I would consider that akin to a mental health order ...
jus for the record ...
lagrandeflaneuse says :
21.11
nb compulsory contraceptives would be to me akin to compulsory medication in that my health and personality would be affected in ways that I would not be myself .... especially i had too much medication before and have alot of damage from that ... i also find synthetic hormones very exhausting and cause thrombosis and stuff so I would consider that akin to a mental health order ...
jus for the record ...
lagrandeflaneuse says :
I hope it works out for you, MU. Glad there’s been a few good things for you.
Fancy and A level results: Generally, he makes a point of not finding out until he goes back to work at the beginning of the autumn term. Poor bugger’s life is depressing enough without finding out how his students have cocked up, and thus ruining his summer holiday.
MostUncivilised says :
MostUncivilised says :
Same old, same old, LaGrande, but there have been some highlights over the past few days. A close friend has kindly offered to help buy me a few things to make the tiredness and pain easier to cope with so that should be fun.
How did Fancy’s class do on A-level results day? All well and good? 
No comments:
Post a Comment