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Bazza64
Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Male, 61
0 miles · Stoke-on-Trent
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Master of Sex
I once saw a surprising article in a magazine about spelling. It was written by a college professor, saying that spelling isn't as important as most people think. There followed a long story he'd written in which every word was mis-spelt, but anyone could read the story easily. Apparently, the brain only needs to recognise small parts of any word to understand it, so put away those spell checkers and keep posting - we can all understand what you're saying anyway. 
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Hi redsalesman, welcome to the site. Just to let you know though, the site does work, theres some wonderful people on here, BUT it does take time and patience dude. People have to get to know you and your personality over a period of time. Its well worth the time and patience, honestly. My advice is to stick around, be polite, respectful, courteous, and let people discover the real you.
Master of Sex
Jenna, we've not met but my thoughts are with you and your family at this difficult time. It is a terrible thing, and emphasises to all of us, male and female how important it is to check ourselves on a regular basis. As for your earlier post about how terrible it must be to lose a breast, my first reaction is : does that really matter? Surely the important thing is that your mum, or anyone having treatment for this comes through, and remains a part of your family for years to come. My very best wishes to you all. xx
Master of Sex
A precaution i've taken in the past when meeting a stranger is to have a friend ring me about 20 minutes after any pre-arranged meet time. Then if i'm not comfortable with the situation i'm in, its easy to say "somethings come up and i've gotta go" or something similar. Similarly, when me and my partner were in a swingers club, we'd have a secret password or phrase we'd use if an uncomfortable situation arose, or if anything was happening that either of us were'nt happy with. The golden rule being that if either of us used the word or phrase, then we get out of the situation no matter what.
Master of Sex
Never went to a rave, not my scene, but in the early ninrties i worked nights in a petrol station near to Club Kinetic in Longton, Stoke on Trent. At 3am on saturday, the club would close, and hundreds of the ravers would come down to stock up on water, cigs, chocolate etc. Always had a laugh, they were the most fantastic group of people - and i made a fortune cuz so many would hand over a £20 note for a few quids worth of things and just walk off!
And now, lots of s.h. forumers will be asking me for their change - with 15 years of interest on top...... :) 
Before you do, see thread on tipping
And now, lots of s.h. forumers will be asking me for their change - with 15 years of interest on top......
:) Before you do, see thread on tipping
Master of Sex
Never been to see a gig i wasn't looking forward to, but i have been disappointed by a band i expected a lot more from. Went to see Ultravox in the mid eighties, really looked forward to it for months, but came away feeling i'd wasted my money - they were awful! Also saw The Cult supporting Big Country at Birmingham NEC and they were better than the headline act.
Master of Sex
Joey, put it down to bad experience dude, we've all had the days where everything that can go wrong does, its frustrating but i'm sure you've learnt from it. I'm just as sure that others reading your thread have taken note and learned from it too. Have a beer, and chill out, tomorrows another day.
Master of Sex
physically, it couldn't be anywhere in Britain cuz it would always be too far for some to travel to. On a fantasy basis though, it would be centrally located on a sun drenched island, a place for members to holiday when the mood takes them. Everyone would know each other, the best facilities of our favourite clubs all available, no press, media, time-share salesmen, idiots allowed. Only a fantasy..... 
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An expert told me a few weeks ago that norton have 60% of the anti virus market, mcaphee have 20% so anyone making a virus creates it to pass these products. Then its on 80 out of every 100 pc's. His advice was to download an anti-virus off the web, which i've since done and i don't have any problems with my pc anymore. Don't know if i can name the product here though but if anyone wants to pm me for the details, feel free.
