If you could have tempered your request with a modicum of politeness, rather than resort to rudeness when I will not do what you WANT, I would have given you my reasonably "educated" opinion.

Don't think I am your luv either???

You're very moody today Irene. Or you just looking to argue?

Oh dear Scrooge there you go again. Yes LUV it's probably my "HORMONES".:bawling: Is that what you want to hear?

oh snap

you just got irened

Excuses excuses.

And shut up Shining Star

no i will not

And why is that?

because i don't what to

Well looks like you're banned from the thread then.

Off you trott.

Scrooge why do you feel compelled to resort to childish rudeness. Ever considered counselling?

He does
at his Pub

Ah ! needs to take more water with it.

He hasn't been back has he?

As you see, my word is law :cool:

Oh is it now? Dream on joe haha!

He really is a naughty boy

I'll have less cheek from both of you thank you very much.

Suicide note blames DJs for death of hoaxed nurse

THE nurse who was found hanged after falling victim to a prank call by two Australian DJs to a hospital treating the Duchess of Cambridge left a suicide note in which she directly blamed them for her death — and asked her bosses to make them pay her mortgage.

Jacintha Saldanha, a 46-year-old mother of two, left the handwritten note in her living quarters close to King Edward VII’s Hospital in London where she died last December. In it she exonerates the hospital from any responsibility for her death but singles out the two DJs.

The note, which was addressed to her managers, said: “Please accept my apologies. I am truly sorry. Thank you for all your support. I hold the Radio Australians Mel Greig and Michael Christian responsible for this act. Please make them pay my mortgage. I am sorry. Jacintha"

Sorry I don't but this at all, did she kill herself to spite the two DJ's ? Either way its all very odd. As I've said before on this thread this woman must already have had some serious underlying mental health issues.

..I don't know Nedusa, there is more to that article but I can't seem to access it...the bit about them paying her mortgage seems odd to me..at a time when she was so troubled and I wouldn't have thought the 'practical' things would have been a priority...but the mind works in strange ways, so maybe it's not odd at all...