Welcome to the mad house :welcome: and hope that you dont get ermm sidetracked.
Watch out for the gators round here as you will get swamped.
Hope to catch you in the chat room soon.
PS: Screw the holding hands, gissus a snog and well will work it out from there....... :giggle: :giggle: :giggle: :giggle:
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Quote by kazswallows
debs dont worry about it, a lot of women who have breastfeed have this problem (or so i was told by my gynea). I still do it sometimes and i finished breastfeeding 9 years ago.
It was slightly embarassing when i had a mammogram a couple of years ago, the machine came down and squeezed by boob and i hit the male nurse at the other side of the room with breast milk:lol: :lol:
the doc said i was still producing milk because i had and abundance of female hormones and that due to breast feeding the kiddies my boobs knew their place in the food chain
hope this helps
as for suckling and having some in my mouth, well its like anything else i would swallow and enjoy:wink:
:shock: :shock: :shock:
We DEF need to meet Kaz............
:giggle: :blast: :giggle: :blast: :giggle: 
:bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::
All I can say is that for me it is a great and mystical thing. Turn on, you bet! Nothing like it. For me, mothers either current or expecting are some of the sexiest beings on earth. There is nothing like the glow and color on a woman that is pregnant. They just have a light that shines from inside that makes them sooooo beautiful. Anyway I digress. Anytime you want Deb's... ring me.
**waits by the phone** Yeah = like its gonna ring.........
All I can say is that for me it is a great and mystical thing. Turn on, you bet! Nothing like it. For me, mothers either current or expecting are some of the sexiest beings on earth. There is nothing like the glow and color on a woman that is pregnant. They just have a light that shines from inside that makes them sooooo beautiful. Anyway I digress. Anytime you want Deb's... ring me.
**waits by the phone** Yeah = like its gonna ring.........
Quote by CiscoCat6k
I will have to say I truly enjoyed Paris when I was there. Kissed in front of the Hotel De Ville. Watched the sun set while on the Eiffel Tower. Danced in the streets. I will go back and do it all again.
BUT
(Yes there always is a but)
For me, Venice holds my heart. I go there as often as possible. To ride on the water, letting the wind blow my hair. Sit on the water and sip wine watching the sun set and the lights twinkle on. To gaze at the Bridge of Sighs and feel the anguish screams, not knowing if it is from old times or my heart. To sit in San Marco and listen to the music and watch the birds flying free. To stop in the middle of a street and Passionately Kiss.
Molti Baci
Wantstodance
You, with that look in your eyes
Who do you think about
As you fantasize?
Oh, how I need your caress
Anything you want
The answer is yes
Lose yourself in me - The beloved
Yes Venice will NEVER be the same for me again................
eerily quiet
water lapping
the hub and bubble of people
yet the only sounds that are heard
is the quickness of your breath
and the beating of my heart
:love: :love:
I will have to say I truly enjoyed Paris when I was there. Kissed in front of the Hotel De Ville. Watched the sun set while on the Eiffel Tower. Danced in the streets. I will go back and do it all again.
BUT
(Yes there always is a but)
For me, Venice holds my heart. I go there as often as possible. To ride on the water, letting the wind blow my hair. Sit on the water and sip wine watching the sun set and the lights twinkle on. To gaze at the Bridge of Sighs and feel the anguish screams, not knowing if it is from old times or my heart. To sit in San Marco and listen to the music and watch the birds flying free. To stop in the middle of a street and Passionately Kiss.
Molti Baci
Wantstodance
You, with that look in your eyes
Who do you think about
As you fantasize?
Oh, how I need your caress
Anything you want
The answer is yes
Lose yourself in me - The beloved
BUT
(Yes there always is a but)
For me, Venice holds my heart. I go there as often as possible. To ride on the water, letting the wind blow my hair. Sit on the water and sip wine watching the sun set and the lights twinkle on. To gaze at the Bridge of Sighs and feel the anguish screams, not knowing if it is from old times or my heart. To sit in San Marco and listen to the music and watch the birds flying free. To stop in the middle of a street and Passionately Kiss.
Molti Baci
Wantstodance
You, with that look in your eyes
Who do you think about
As you fantasize?
Oh, how I need your caress
Anything you want
The answer is yes
Lose yourself in me - The beloved
Quote by Sarah
I often get pm's saying nice ass................ and I don't generally mind, as long as it is not followed by 'want a shag'
Nice Ass Sarah - gissus a shag.... :giggle: :giggle: :giggle: :giggle:
But I do have to say, EVEN if your siggy has a reference to maleness, ya still get the feckers PM'ing...
Well as we get older we get wiser - theorically that is. So some of the things that we grew up with as becomes less and less scarey, not to mention that we become bolder and bolder.
As to my ermm tastes, well was always a society norm deviant but yes horizons, waist and back side have broadened. Thank god my waist and ass have not expanded at the same rate as my horizons. :crazy: :crazy:
As to my ermm tastes, well was always a society norm deviant but yes horizons, waist and back side have broadened. Thank god my waist and ass have not expanded at the same rate as my horizons. :crazy: :crazy:
:xQuote by northwest-cpl
Almost all of todays religions have stemmed from Judaism
I'm not so sure that Buddhists, Hindus, Shintoists (sp), Confucians (sp), Taoists or animists would agree with you?
Hence the post of ALMOST. In the big scheme of things out of the increasing number of religions, ALMOST all of them are christian related - but not all.
:notes: I do cover my arse in my comments/posts so that I dont end up TALKING out of it. :moon: :notes:
Now if you wish some friendly repartee'
Lets go :sparring:**Walks to the cupboard for a can of WHOOPASS**.... don't make me open this. :giggle: :giggle: :giggle:
I don't want you to waste your can on me
but that's a bit like saying a 5.5" cock is almost 10".I've no way of knowing how kosher the site is but this pie chart is illuminating.
While Christians, Muslims and Jews do seem to be in the majority, they only make up just over half (55%) of the world's population. Even allowing for the non-religious group almost all is still a bit off.
:laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove:
Quote by Happy Cats
**Walks to the cupboard for a can of WHOOPASS**.... don't make me open this. :giggle: :giggle: :giggle:
Cant find it?
Here you are -
Being a -wots the UK term - YANK and all.. but thanks for the offer... Next time i am out I will be sure to come by and borrow that cup of sugar....
Quote by northwest-cpl
Almost all of todays religions have stemmed from Judaism
I'm not so sure that Buddhists, Hindus, Shintoists (sp), Confucians (sp), Taoists or animists would agree with you?
Hence the post of ALMOST. In the big scheme of things out of the increasing number of religions, ALMOST all of them are christian related - but not all.
:notes: I do cover my arse in my comments/posts so that I dont end up TALKING out of it. :moon: :notes:
Now if you wish some friendly repartee'
Lets go :sparring:**Walks to the cupboard for a can of WHOOPASS**.... don't make me open this. :giggle: :giggle: :giggle:
Funny thing religion.. brings out all sorts of opinions. As a former theologian student, I studied several different religions but one thing that remained constant was that the reason we now have so many different religions is that someone did not like the rules of their current one.
Example why do you have the Church of England - because divorce was not permitted under catholic law. Formed by King Henry VIII.
Almost all of todays religions have stemmed from Judaism and if you look you can several ties to it.
Now back to the orginal post question. As to religious swingers well they are out there, bible thumping, door knocking, cross bearers that in the dark recesses of their lives, long and yearn for additional personal contact. As to polygamy, it is actually stated in the Bible that it is permitted. Jewish law has similiar rules. Now before anyone actually gets upset - go read Deutronomy 17:17 and beyond. Later rules actually stipulated that KINGS were only allowed 18 wives whereas the common man was limited to four. This can be found in the Talmud (Jewish bible) as well as the King James version.
As of the Old Testament is a vital part of the Christian faith, it cannot be disregarded in this discussion. It was concerning the Old Testament laws and the Old Testament Prophets that Jesus said plainly that he came not to destroy the Law or the Prophets but rather to fulfil. In addition, there is no passage in the New Testament that clearly prohibits polygamy. This was the understanding of the early Church Fathers and for several centuries in the Christian era."
"Considering that monogamy prevailed as the only legitimate form of marriage in Greece and Rome, it cannot be said that Christianity introduced obligatory monogamy in the Western World. Indeed, although the New Testament assumes monogamy as the normal or ideal form of marriage, it does not expressly prohibit monogamy, expect in the case of a bishop and a deacon. It has been argued that it was not necessary for the first Christian teachers to condemn polygamy because monogamy was the universal rule among peoples whose midst it was preached; but this is certainly not true of the Jews, who still both permitted and practiced polygamy at the beginning of the Christian era."
"Some of the Fathers accused the Jewish Rabbis of sensuality, but no Council of the Church in the earliest centuries opposed polygamy, and no onstacle was put in the way of its practise by kings in countries where it had occurred in the times of paganism. In the middle of the sixth century Diarmait, King of Ireland, had two queens and two concubines. Polygamy was frequently practised by the Merovingian kings. Charles the Great had two wives and many concubines; and one of his laws seems to imply that polygamy was not unknown even among priests. In later times Philip of Hesse and Frederick William II of Prussia contracted bigamous marriages with the sanction of the Lutheran clergy, Luther himself approved of the bigamy with considerable tolerations. It had not been forbidden by God; even Abraham, who was “perfect Christian,†had two wives. It is true that God had allowed such marriages to certain men of the Old Testament only in particular circumstances, and if a Christian wanted to follow their example he had to show that the circumstances were similar in his case; but polygamy was undoubtedly preferable to divorce. In 1650, soon after the Peace of Westphalia, when the population had been greatly reduced by the Thirty Years’ War, the Frankish Kreistag at Nuremberg passed the resolution that thenceforth every man should be allowed to marry two women. Certain sects of Christians have even advocated polygamy with much fervor. In 1531 the Anabaptists openly preached at Munster that he who wants to be a true Christian must have several wives. And the Mormons as all the world knows, regard polygamy as a divine institution."
<steps off the pulpit>
:crazy:
Ok sermon over.. who wants to shag? :happy: :happy: :happy: :happy:
Example why do you have the Church of England - because divorce was not permitted under catholic law. Formed by King Henry VIII.
Almost all of todays religions have stemmed from Judaism and if you look you can several ties to it.
Now back to the orginal post question. As to religious swingers well they are out there, bible thumping, door knocking, cross bearers that in the dark recesses of their lives, long and yearn for additional personal contact. As to polygamy, it is actually stated in the Bible that it is permitted. Jewish law has similiar rules. Now before anyone actually gets upset - go read Deutronomy 17:17 and beyond. Later rules actually stipulated that KINGS were only allowed 18 wives whereas the common man was limited to four. This can be found in the Talmud (Jewish bible) as well as the King James version.
As of the Old Testament is a vital part of the Christian faith, it cannot be disregarded in this discussion. It was concerning the Old Testament laws and the Old Testament Prophets that Jesus said plainly that he came not to destroy the Law or the Prophets but rather to fulfil. In addition, there is no passage in the New Testament that clearly prohibits polygamy. This was the understanding of the early Church Fathers and for several centuries in the Christian era."
"Considering that monogamy prevailed as the only legitimate form of marriage in Greece and Rome, it cannot be said that Christianity introduced obligatory monogamy in the Western World. Indeed, although the New Testament assumes monogamy as the normal or ideal form of marriage, it does not expressly prohibit monogamy, expect in the case of a bishop and a deacon. It has been argued that it was not necessary for the first Christian teachers to condemn polygamy because monogamy was the universal rule among peoples whose midst it was preached; but this is certainly not true of the Jews, who still both permitted and practiced polygamy at the beginning of the Christian era."
"Some of the Fathers accused the Jewish Rabbis of sensuality, but no Council of the Church in the earliest centuries opposed polygamy, and no onstacle was put in the way of its practise by kings in countries where it had occurred in the times of paganism. In the middle of the sixth century Diarmait, King of Ireland, had two queens and two concubines. Polygamy was frequently practised by the Merovingian kings. Charles the Great had two wives and many concubines; and one of his laws seems to imply that polygamy was not unknown even among priests. In later times Philip of Hesse and Frederick William II of Prussia contracted bigamous marriages with the sanction of the Lutheran clergy, Luther himself approved of the bigamy with considerable tolerations. It had not been forbidden by God; even Abraham, who was “perfect Christian,†had two wives. It is true that God had allowed such marriages to certain men of the Old Testament only in particular circumstances, and if a Christian wanted to follow their example he had to show that the circumstances were similar in his case; but polygamy was undoubtedly preferable to divorce. In 1650, soon after the Peace of Westphalia, when the population had been greatly reduced by the Thirty Years’ War, the Frankish Kreistag at Nuremberg passed the resolution that thenceforth every man should be allowed to marry two women. Certain sects of Christians have even advocated polygamy with much fervor. In 1531 the Anabaptists openly preached at Munster that he who wants to be a true Christian must have several wives. And the Mormons as all the world knows, regard polygamy as a divine institution."
<steps off the pulpit>
:crazy:
Ok sermon over.. who wants to shag? :happy: :happy: :happy: :happy:
Quote by freckledbird
I realised when sober, that it is probably an unfair question.
When I thought about it again I could have come up with at least 10 others!
It also occured that because I like to look for humour, the implication is that these people are not capable of anything else, which I know is far from the case.
Sorry about that!
Better have some of these then, for being a naughty boy:
:smackbottom: :smackbottom: :smackbottom: :smackbottom: :smackbottom:feckle... do it again.. just cuz the first time i think he really liked it..!!! :shock: :shock: :shock:
