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I agree Tina, tattoos are very addictive and I have still not ran out of room to get more

That I am officially accident prone!

I have not been on a strict diet but I have been cutting out a few things and I have lost five pounds! in 2 weeks though, my GP said that is more than fine

Rach, your tatoo is lovely Kell, I liked yours too Like Noll, I do like wrist tattoos, I would like one the outside of my wrist at some point

Mines first I got a tattoo done in Blackpool and it was an awful mess, it was supposed to be a circle and it was not a circle, I had a dolphin that looked like an egg, and to add insult to injury, the needle they used was clean but old, so it took ages to heal, then I went abroad, got sunburn, so it took another six months to start the cover~up (the dolphin is now under my rose and angel wings). I had a friend that got his girlfriend's name tattoed on his arm, it was spelled wrong which unfortunatey led them to split up.

You did and if I forgot to thank you, sorry hen, I hope you don't mind me posting them all

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Hi everyone Great topic Noll I have a few tattoos, my right arm is mainly tattoos from Studio Ghibli movies, Totoro, Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle and my rose and angel wings. My left arm has 'Yosmisha reading', flowers, dolphin, a star and moon, another dolphin. I have my starsign on my right shoulder blade, a dove on my left leg and a dolphin on my right leg. Future plans ~ I am either getting a tattoo of a book with a design around it or a wee Ponyo (the main character from the latest Studio Ghibli film ~ 'Ponyo on the cliff by the sea' The best tattoo I have ever seen (apart from mines ) is my friend's, he has a celtic design all the way down his arm

Sound of the underground by Girls Aloud, it just went on, it should have been called 'the sounds of cats wailing', because it sure sounded like it.

Welcome to the gang

Welcome to the gang Frenchie

They are both great reads and I think he has another book being released next year but no title as yet. You are welcome Noll

Thanks Kylie I hope so too

Getting the Girl by Markus Zusak ~ Started: 27.02.10 ~ Finished: 28.02.10 Synopsis ~ Cameron Wolfe is the quiet one in his family, not a soccer star like his brother Steve or a charming fighter with a new girl every week like his brother Rube. Cam would give anything to be near one of those girls, to love her and treat her right. He especially likes Rube's latest, Octavia, with her brilliant ideas and bright green eyes. But what woman like that would want a loser like him? Maybe Octavia would, Cam discovers. Maybe he'd even have something to say. And those maybes change everything: winning, loving, losing, the Wolfe brothers, and Cameron himself. ‘Getting the Girl’ is the sequel to ‘Fighting Ruben Wolfe’ (but both can be read as stand alone books). I read ‘Getting the Girl’ last year and as always, I enjoyed it more the second time around. It’s been a year since ‘Fighting Ruben Wolfe’ and things have changed within the Wolfe family, Mr Wolfe is working again following a work related accident, the respected Mrs Wolfe is still cleaning houses and working at the hospital. Ruben has left school and is now an apprentice, Sarah, the boys’ sister is a lot happier in herself and Steve, their eldest brother is still living on his own, working and playing football and Cameron? Well Cameron has met a girl, a girl he wants to be with but unfortunately, Octavia is dating Ruben. As mentioned before I love the character of Cameron and in ‘Getting the Girl’ he really shines, his angst is heartbreaking, his words are beautiful, his actions meaningful and a joy to read, he deals with so much in this book, you want him to succeed. Another great read by Markus Zusak Rating: 10/10

Fighting Ruben Wolfe by Markus Zusak ~ Started: 25.02.10 ~ Finished: 27.02.10 Synopsis ~ Keep it clean, fellas. Fair fight. Okay. Do it. Don't go down. If you go down, get up. The bell, the fists, the fight. It begins, and the first round is death. The second round is the coffin. The third is the funeral. The Wolfe brothers know how to fight - they've been fighting all their lives. Now there's more at stake than just winning. ‘Fighting Ruben Wolfe’ tells the story of the Wolfe brothers, Ruben and Cameron, two very different brothers who both have a lot of fight in them, their fight to be understood, their fight to be accepted. Ruben is offered the opportunity to box for money, and Cameron is asked too, they need the money to help their proud parents, who won’t accept help, especially their Dad, so the brothers take the step to box and find out more about themselves, what they mean to each other and their family. I enjoyed ‘Fighting Ruben Wolfe’, Markus Zusak describes the Wolfe family brilliantly, you feel like you know them because there are aspects of them that will remind you of someone you know, which is nice to read in a book. Cameron Wolfe is one of my favourite characters, ‘Getting the Girl’ (the sequel to ‘Fighting Ruben Wolfe’, which I read first) is the reason why, which I will be reviewing next. There is something about Cameron, for his age, he is good and kind, understanding, he is very much a dark horse but you see his qualities and love him for them. Ruben is also a great character, there is much more to him that meets his eye. A fantastic book, read as soon as humanly possible. Rating: 10/10

So, I went to Tesco's today.... We are made of Glue by Marina Lewycka The Children's Book by A.S Byatt It was

Almost finished 'Fighting Ruben Wolfe' by Markus Zusak I ordered from amazon ~ Every Day is Mother's Day by Hilary Mantel Vacant Possession by Hilary Mantel Evernight by Claudia Gray

1. Free Bird ~ Lynard Skynard 2. The Reflex ~ Duran Duran 3. Makes me wonder ~ Maroon 5 4. The Fly ~U2 5. I don' care ~ Fall Out Boy 6. Diamond Dogs ~ David Bowie 7. Stray Dog ~ Robert Pattinson 8. Freedom ~ Rage against the machine 9. Land of confusion ~ Disturbed 10. A Hard Day's Night ~ The Beatles

'The Catcher in the Rye' by J.D Salinger, it was readable but I am still not sure why its a classic. Don't shout me but 'Death of a Salesman' by Arthur Miller.

I had to check what day it was The usual, The Simpsons and Time Bandits on filmfour at 6.45 pm