A-hem. Speaking of Facebook.....

*taps fingers*

Big chest and massive boobs

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Me, Me, Me ,Me,Me.....etc
what i mean is, her family is going though the worst kind of sheet, and it's all still about her/him....

Edited by Forest Hillbilly (01 Oct 2010 11.26am)

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

true to her word there though !!!!

interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "

As I said, she's a natch for 'Loose Women'.

You must make sure your future work contracts stipulate that you HAVE to work between 12 & 2. That's the fifth time you've mentioned Loose Women since May.

Big chest and massive boobs

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Dunno if this has already been posted & apologies if it has, but this has an interesting angle on the addictive side of her personality and could partly explain the whole got-a-job-but-robs-£15-off-FH thing:

"Claire Feltham's spending habits were one of the reasons that led to her five-year relationship ending in 2006.
The 30-year-old PA from London had always had expensive tastes. "I loved buying things for myself and other people," says Claire (pictured). "I would do things like taking my family to a concert and paying for everything."
Claire rented a flat with her boyfriend, who eventually got tired of her excessive spending. "Sometimes he would try and discuss it, but I wouldn't want to. I think he could see that the relationship wouldn't be financially stable if it continued," she says.
Some of Claire's extravagant tastes had started to rub off on her boyfriend. After a proposal at a £600-a-night hotel, the couple started to plan their wedding with no expense spared; the dress alone cost £1,400. However, the two of them never made it up the aisle. "He broke it off three weeks before the wedding and said money was one of the reasons."
The split, however, wasn’t enough to help Claire recognise her problem, and her spending spiralled out of control after the relationship ended. "After the break-up, shopping made me feel better – it always has done. I lost weight due to the stress of the break-up so I needed new clothes to show my new figure off. I knew I had a problem but I kept spending. I sold my CD and DVD collection and sometimes lived on soup for weeks so I could still go shopping or go out with my friends."
By February 2007, Claire realised things had got out of hand. She was avoiding calls from credit card companies, debt collectors were knocking on her door and she was having panic attacks. She was £31,000 in debt and had been turned down for a debt-consolidation loan.
She says: "I've now got an individual voluntary arrangement (IVA) and will be paying back about £21,000 over the next five years at £408 a month. I have stopped spending now and moved in with a friend who understands my situation."

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