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Cassiopeia
Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Female, 56
Straight Male, 61
0 miles · England

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It happens in this lifestyle and in other areas of life, we often make plans only to have to cancel because of hubbys work or lack of babysitter. Just because it happens a lot, doesnt mean i get used to it thou, i hate it and feel thoroughly fed up.
:therethere: Redbird
If you're ever in London, get in touch, we can show u some sights! lol
Thanks, really nice reading that, also kinda comforting to know that im not the only one having a 'low' time at the mo. But thinking positive thoughts, reading this post and also phone calls from a friend giving me lots of support and informing me that hes just booked us tickets for REM in Hyde Park next year, has definately perked me up lol
We have seen this millions of times on Kerrang etc, both are just brilliant!! worship
The only one I know of on the South Coast is Bristol Gardens Health Spa, in Kemptown, Brighton. Been there and saw a lot of action on a Saturday night, but it was couples only at the time i think.
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Don't post it on here that you are sending pics - we don't want any more clues as to who is entering! biggrin

God, hadn't thought of that, what a donut!! :doh:
We have trouble getting the weekends started at all here, babysitter problems are the bain of my life banghead
What a geniune guy to come out and ask you for your permission, dont come across many of them!!
Ive got a few male friends who have a pic of me dressed as Lara Croft as their screensaver, makes me feel all warm and fuzzy knowing that they like the pic so much, they want it on their pc lol :smile2:
We cant go out this weekend, but it would brighten up our weekend if there are any single ladies who would like to come round for a drink, and see if we 'gel'. No pressure on playing as always, we can chill and gossip about the people in the forum! lol Get in touch if your interested.
We have been to Club Wicked and Torture Garden, and some of the costumes are fabulous! The main reason for my posting is just to say that whatever you decide to wear, you will fit in, because the outfits are so varied and individual that no-one looks odd or like a 'twat' as you said!
By the way, a costume I have seen a few tiimes and i think would look really striking, esp with your height, is a gladiator style top, leather vest top with metal plates over the top, worn with similar or plain trousers.
To get some ideas, try looking on fetish clothing websites.
xxx :taz:
Just reading the Cafe and having a bloody good chuckle, when the thought occured to me, how it would be if we were having these very conversations in a real cafe!
What a laugh! Would make the old dears drop their bacon butties in their laps! :crazy: Or the workmen choke on their cuppa char behind their copy of The Star or The Sun!!
what fun could be had!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Shall we all bring a bottle and have a shin-dig, looks like it could be quite a gathering! lol drinkies
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Also if you read the first post. it was a call to arms in support of dogging! i dont think you should be voicing your POLITICAL reasons in the dogging section to be honest. Maybe take it to the cafe and save this board from the more important stuff.

Doesnt this apply to you too then? pmsl
ps. I already have one of the biggest arteries leadiing into London at the bottom of my garden, i cant really compain there!!
pss. You all have missed my origiinal point here, thinkiing about your own argument, instead of actually reading what i typed.
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fortunately i've never had a single repkly through me ad, so who cares! lol
neil x x x ;-)

A passionkiss for Neil xx
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So genhertscouple if your way of life and your livelyhood was affected by the goverment, or your right to enjoy your civil liberties was taken away by what you feel to be a none representative government, you would not lobby and argue for your rights.
And should you feel that the goverment was being manipulated by minorities that dont understand, you would not fight back.
It is not naieve to fight for your rights to protect your livelyhood, nore is it wrong for a large part of the country to protest against a totaly unrepresentative government.

I think you need to read what i said again.
1. I never said i wouldnt fight for my rights.
2. I dont try and blame the wrong person for the decision making
3. My way of life has and is affected by the government (have lost money)
4. My husbands civil liberties have been taken away, affecting his livelyhood (more loss of money to support his family)
5. Where did I say "its wrong for a large part of the country to protest against a totally unrepresentative government"
6. I think the government has its own agenda, irrespective of us 'little' people
My original message was to say, dont blame city folk for what the goverment have done or doing, thats unfair and an ignorant stance to take. I did not at any point, mention anything about not standing up for our rights.
As for where I live, I also dont live in the city, its a small town in the countryside and my out-laws live in a very very small village, so I see both sides of the coin. We are on the outskirts of London, and we pay the price for that at times, yet, we live in the countryside so dont have brilliant public transport etc, just cant win confused
PS. althought i believe in standiing up for our rights, I'd never go to a rally again. We got caught up in the Poll Tax Riots in London iin the 80's, we had to run for our lives because of millitants chasing us and others with Pick Axes, baseball bats, axes, poles, its was absolutely terrifying. We escaped by running down a tube station and getting on any train that was there. Even after all these years, it gives me chills.
Glad to have helped, Club Champagne is part of thje Club Wicked group, and we have been to a Club Wicked party (fetish night) and it was great fun! Nothing too heavy unless you wanted it, and very friendly. smile
Had hubby in stitches last night trying to read out the lines above in a Scottish Accent confused
Think I sounded more Irish rofl. Yes I know im crap at accents!
Just thought id point out that seeing spiders in your house is a good sign, it means your house is nice and dry, therefore no dampness anywhere, only in your knickers!! :twisted:
Thats a very black and white opinion.
Just because someone votes for a party, whoever they voted for doesnt always win. Then the parliament MP's vote on the papers/bill, not the general voters. So you can be a Labour supporter, but not necessary agree with all their policies.
Its rather naive to think that city people decide what happens in the country, its wayyyyyyyyyy more complex than that. :jagsatwork:
Its not the kids or the spiders, its me and cockroaches that are the trouble, they give me the right willies!! bolt
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Agreed its a shame that the country side life is decided by city people who dont understand the way of life

Country life isnt decided by the city people, its decided by the government, big difference.