Not remotely illegal in the UK under 16 as long as the girl is deemed to have capacity to make the decision for herself. See Gillick competency and Fraser guidelines

Seriously, scrolled down the main page and nearly had a heart attack...

God damn it kinja.

Yes, mine goes a bit like this, attractive no?

I couldn't get it to load! Damn you kinja!

I feel your pain. I have wavy hair and every hairdresser I have ever seen has suggest putting in shorter layers to emphasis the waves...

I worked with a surgeon who performed bariatric surgery in the UK, he said in his opinion his patients were too focused on their weight being the sole cause of their unhappiness (and ignoring other factors in their life.) Then when they lost the weight and still had bad relationships and poor social circumstances…

Another Splendor fan here!

But will you wear it in the bath?

She has a pretty good reason to hate the tabloids. She once found a letter addressed to her in her daughter's school bag. Her daughter was 5 at the time.
http://www.theguardian.com/media/2011/nov…

There have been several seperate trials of reintroducing wild beavers in the UK, there is now a thriving population in Scotland, it's not like accross the channel is the only place it could have come from!

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“She arches her body like a cat on a stretch. She nuzzles her cunt into my face like a filly at the gate. She smells of the sea. She smells of rockpools when I was a child. She keeps a starfish in there. I crouch down to taste the salt, to run my fingers around the rim. She opens and shuts like a sea anemone. She's…

Although they should get credit for having a diverse team of anchor presenters, especially Cerrie, who has no forearm/hand on one arm, due to a congenital condition. She hasn't worn a prosthesis since the age of nine and her arm is never hidden, it's just not a issue.

Channel 4 in the UK had a fun series looking at small homes and businesses.

Was this in the Pliociene? I remember there being some suggestion he was the son of the Scottish Earth Dirigent, name lost to me, who's wife is killed by the Hydra, because of him 'doing his duty' and donating a lot of sperm to help spread his genes/talents.
I re-read the 2nd collection more often than the 1st so my…

House calls not dead in the UK. Normal part of practice for house bound patients. Also routine to have phone appointments for things that don't need examined (discussions about referrals, advice about treatment options, reviews of medication etc.)

He is a bumpious twit, Downton is basically an extended Gosford Park fanfic but I was loving it mostly. He seemed to get really bored with plots in the last few seasons, character in mild peril... dun, dun, daaaaaaa. Then oh, it's all sorted in by the end of episode or a few at most.