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2019-09-23 18:18:16 UTC
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steveski
2019-09-23 18:21:10 UTC
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Are you going to borrow the snipper riffle?
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Sally Thompson
2019-09-23 19:58:53 UTC
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
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Serena Blanchflower
2019-09-23 20:16:50 UTC
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I think you'll find that Lexi is at the head of the queue...
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Best wishes, Serena
If at first you don’t succeed try, try, Try a Gin
Vicky Ayech
2019-09-23 20:43:15 UTC
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.

God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.

Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
carolet
2019-09-24 12:46:06 UTC
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On 23 Sep 2019 19:58:53 GMT, Sally Thompson
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
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CaroleT
Mike
2019-09-24 13:08:27 UTC
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On 23 Sep 2019 19:58:53 GMT, Sally Thompson
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
I think it is just that Effer thinks everyday is ‘Smothering Monday’ and
Lexi can’t even breath freely with her around.
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Sally Thompson
2019-09-24 14:51:37 UTC
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On 23 Sep 2019 19:58:53 GMT, Sally Thompson
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
Jennifer shouldn't have even been there. I would have been horrified if my
mother-in-law had turned up when I was giving birth, or even my mother.
It's nothing to do with Jennifer at this stage and I imagine Ian and Adam
are going to have problems with her.
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Sally in Shropshire, UK
Mike
2019-09-24 14:53:46 UTC
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On 23 Sep 2019 19:58:53 GMT, Sally Thompson
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
Jennifer shouldn't have even been there. I would have been horrified if my
mother-in-law had turned up when I was giving birth, or even my mother.
It's nothing to do with Jennifer at this stage and I imagine Ian and Adam
are going to have problems with her.
Nothing a good chef’s knife can’t handle....
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Vicky Ayech
2019-09-24 17:30:28 UTC
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On 23 Sep 2019 19:58:53 GMT, Sally Thompson
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
Jennifer shouldn't have even been there. I would have been horrified if my
mother-in-law had turned up when I was giving birth, or even my mother.
It's nothing to do with Jennifer at this stage and I imagine Ian and Adam
are going to have problems with her.
Nothing a good chef’s knife can’t handle....
A spoiler just put up was about Ian. I think he is going to have
doubts about Jenny, not about the baby.
Chris McMillan
2019-09-24 15:48:18 UTC
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On 23 Sep 2019 19:58:53 GMT, Sally Thompson
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
Jennifer shouldn't have even been there. I would have been horrified if my
mother-in-law had turned up when I was giving birth, or even my mother.
It's nothing to do with Jennifer at this stage and I imagine Ian and Adam
are going to have problems with her.
Lexi’s already had it up to there with ‘effer. :)

Fortunately for me, step mum was no longer a practising midwife so I was
saved that one, but one of my close friends is, and though she wasn’t
rostered to have taken me over at the last moment, my nurse slipped off to
tell het, and she came and organised my much needed nosh.

However step mum was working as a local health visitor but all her friends
in my clinic knew who I was so it was more a social chat and get the weigh
in marked in the card.

I know a little bit of what Lexie might be feeling!

Sincerely Chris
Vicky Ayech
2019-09-24 17:39:03 UTC
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Post by Sally Thompson
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Post by Vicky Ayech
On 23 Sep 2019 19:58:53 GMT, Sally Thompson
Post by Sally Thompson
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
Jennifer shouldn't have even been there. I would have been horrified if my
mother-in-law had turned up when I was giving birth, or even my mother.
It's nothing to do with Jennifer at this stage and I imagine Ian and Adam
are going to have problems with her.
Lexi’s already had it up to there with ‘effer. :)
Fortunately for me, step mum was no longer a practising midwife so I was
saved that one, but one of my close friends is, and though she wasn’t
rostered to have taken me over at the last moment, my nurse slipped off to
tell het, and she came and organised my much needed nosh.
However step mum was working as a local health visitor but all her friends
in my clinic knew who I was so it was more a social chat and get the weigh
in marked in the card.
I know a little bit of what Lexie might be feeling!
Sincerely Chris
My mum came over just after I had #2 daughter (at home) because Capt
Ex rang her. She had a cuddle with new baby and took first child off
for the day to spoil so we could get some rest after a busy night
producing new baby. She was always spot on with the help offers and
our only grandparent as Mother-in-law was not local or possibly even
still alive then. I can't recall.

(sorry, Chris, emailed this by mistake)
krw
2019-09-24 16:12:14 UTC
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
Jennifer shouldn't have even been there. I would have been horrified if my
mother-in-law had turned up when I was giving birth, or even my mother.
It's nothing to do with Jennifer at this stage and I imagine Ian and Adam
are going to have problems with her.
As Jenny is Adam's mother then she is not m-i-l as it is Adam's baby ...
discuss.
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Kosmo Richard W
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https://tinyurl.com/KRWpics
Sally Thompson
2019-09-24 16:16:57 UTC
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
Jennifer shouldn't have even been there. I would have been horrified if my
mother-in-law had turned up when I was giving birth, or even my mother.
It's nothing to do with Jennifer at this stage and I imagine Ian and Adam
are going to have problems with her.
As Jenny is Adam's mother then she is not m-i-l as it is Adam's baby ...
discuss.
Adam is married to Ian, ergo Ian's m-I-l .
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Sally in Shropshire, UK
carolet
2019-09-25 14:45:36 UTC
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
Jennifer shouldn't have even been there.
I certainly wasn't saying that she should have been there.
Post by Sally Thompson
Post by krw
Post by Sally Thompson
I would have been horrified if my
mother-in-law had turned up when I was giving birth, or even my mother.
It's nothing to do with Jennifer at this stage and I imagine Ian and Adam
are going to have problems with her.
As Jenny is Adam's mother then she is not m-i-l as it is Adam's baby ...
discuss.
Adam is married to Ian, ergo Ian's m-I-l .
And if we are discussing it from Lexi's point of view, Jenny is not her
mother, but she is the baby's grandmother, as would be the case if she
was Lexi's mother-in-law, and I wouldn't blame Lexi if she thought of
her as something like that in relation to the birth, though she must be
grateful that she won't have to put up with her for very long.
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CaroleT
Chris McMillan
2019-09-25 18:24:02 UTC
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On 23 Sep 2019 19:58:53 GMT, Sally Thompson
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
Jennifer shouldn't have even been there.
I certainly wasn't saying that she should have been there.
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Post by krw
Post by Sally Thompson
I would have been horrified if my
mother-in-law had turned up when I was giving birth, or even my mother.
It's nothing to do with Jennifer at this stage and I imagine Ian and Adam
are going to have problems with her.
As Jenny is Adam's mother then she is not m-i-l as it is Adam's baby ...
discuss.
Adam is married to Ian, ergo Ian's m-I-l .
And if we are discussing it from Lexi's point of view, Jenny is not her
mother, but she is the baby's grandmother, as would be the case if she
was Lexi's mother-in-law, and I wouldn't blame Lexi if she thought of
her as something like that in relation to the birth, though she must be
grateful that she won't have to put up with her for very long.
‘Effer never liked Lexi anyway so its clear to me its not Lexi but its only
the baby she cares about.

Sincerely Chris
Mike
2019-09-25 18:36:42 UTC
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
Jennifer shouldn't have even been there.
I certainly wasn't saying that she should have been there.
Post by Sally Thompson
Post by krw
Post by Sally Thompson
I would have been horrified if my
mother-in-law had turned up when I was giving birth, or even my mother.
It's nothing to do with Jennifer at this stage and I imagine Ian and Adam
are going to have problems with her.
As Jenny is Adam's mother then she is not m-i-l as it is Adam's baby ...
discuss.
Adam is married to Ian, ergo Ian's m-I-l .
And if we are discussing it from Lexi's point of view, Jenny is not her
mother, but she is the baby's grandmother, as would be the case if she
was Lexi's mother-in-law, and I wouldn't blame Lexi if she thought of
her as something like that in relation to the birth, though she must be
grateful that she won't have to put up with her for very long.
‘Effer never liked Lexi anyway so its clear to me its not Lexi but its only
the baby she cares about.
Sincerely Chris
And I’m not convinced it is the baby per se but, the imagined cache of
being ‘a grandmother’ again and that the world will revolve around her.
Spit and AAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH.
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Toodle Pip
Vicky Ayech
2019-09-24 17:27:38 UTC
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
I listened to Dead Girls Tell No Tales this afternoon. They kept the
funeral and inquest off air. I wish they'd kept the nuggering birth
off air tonight. They worried more then about the audience.
God sounded a very nasty piece of work. A combination of all YA
villains. I wonder if he was the inspiration the writers used. I
hadn't heard Grace's voice before and liked it very much. I wish she'd
continued as Phil's wife and had the baby they talked about.
Jenny Darling was outrageous tonight. I wonder if Lexi just wanted
any non-Archer present at the birth. To try and deny her a chance to
hold the baby was disgusting.
Actually, in this instance, I have some sympathy with Jennifer. Kirsty
told her that Lexi was feeling guilty. Was that just about not letting
the dads be present at the birth? It seemed to me that it might be
something more. Is she feeling that she does not want to give the baby
up? If that is so, then not forcing her to hold the baby, possibly
strengthening any maternal feelings that she might have, might have been
wise.
My impression when listening was that Lexi wanted to hold the baby and
Jenny was stopping her not to help but to be officious and mark
territory. Our baby!
Mike
2019-09-24 08:02:31 UTC
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
Ok, all together now...
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Vicky Ayech
2019-09-24 09:23:33 UTC
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
Ok, all together now...
No no. I think you are traditionally supposed to say
Ready...Aim....Fire!
Mike
2019-09-24 09:25:40 UTC
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All those wishing to shoot Effer, form an orderly queue behind me.
No, no, I was first.
Ok, all together now...
No no. I think you are traditionally supposed to say
Ready...Aim....Fire!
Nah, that we give the Effer time to duck!
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