User-agent: *
Disallow: /sendToFriend.do
Disallow: /sendToFriend.do?
Disallow: /contactOwner.do
Disallow: /contactOwner.do?
Disallow: /addToFavourites.do
Disallow: /addToFavourites.do?
Disallow: /linkToWebsite.do
Disallow: /linkToWebsite.do?
Disallow: /stAdvSearch.htm
Disallow: /stBasSearch.htm
Disallow: /stPostcodeSearch.htm
Disallow: /postcodeSearch.htm
Disallow: /simages/
Disallow: /bimages/
Disallow: /fimages/
Disallow: /flash/

# To remove directories or individual pages of your website, you can place a robots.txt file at the root of your server. For
# information on how to create a robots.txt file, see the The Robot Exclusion Standard. When creating your robots.txt file, please
# keep the following in mind: When deciding which pages to crawl on a particular host, Googlebot will obey the first record
# in the robots.txt file with a User-agent starting with "Googlebot." If no such entry exists, it will obey the first entry
# with a User-agent of "*". Additionally, Google has introduced increased flexibility to the robots.txt file standard through
# the use asterisks. Disallow patterns may include "*" to match any sequence of characters, and patterns may end in "$" to indicate
# the end of a name.

# To remove all pages under a particular directory (for example, lemurs), you'd use the following robots.txt entry:
# User-agent: Googlebot
# Disallow: /lemurs

# To remove all files of a specific file type (for example, .gif), you'd use the following robots.txt entry: 
# User-agent: Googlebot
# Disallow: /*.gif$

# To remove dynamically generated pages, you'd use this robots.txt entry:
User-agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /*?

# Tell Googlenot to use any .do pages anymore
User-agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /*.do