There really is no need to be scared of munches. Honestly. It's just a bunch of people (half of whom don't know each other either) having a drink, a chat, and a laugh. All nervousness will vanish within five minutes.
Even I think think they're fun, despite my extreme pubphobia.
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DJohn
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 56
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One post for each boob, eh Sparky? :-)
As far as I'm concerned, the perfect size is anything that isn't too far out of proportion with the rest of the body. That isn't much of an answer, I know. It's just not something that's very important. Whatever size you've got is almost certainly the perfect size for you.
As far as I'm concerned, the perfect size is anything that isn't too far out of proportion with the rest of the body. That isn't much of an answer, I know. It's just not something that's very important. Whatever size you've got is almost certainly the perfect size for you.
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I hate to be the one to break it to you... well, no, that's not true. I have a big dictionary and delight in occasions to use it.
"Hide" is from Old English (aka Anglo Saxon). You can conceal Mr Wobbly's helmet if you like.
Dock is Germanic, but doesn't enter English until well after the Normans. Cosmonaut is Greek via Russian. So you're OK with that.
Anyone for some horizontal jogging?
"Hide" is from Old English (aka Anglo Saxon). You can conceal Mr Wobbly's helmet if you like.
Dock is Germanic, but doesn't enter English until well after the Normans. Cosmonaut is Greek via Russian. So you're OK with that.
Anyone for some horizontal jogging?
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Quote by westerross
Ian McEwan hits the button every time with me. I think Atonement is a modern classic of the future (). It was a shame that they made Enduring Love as his first film.
There was a film of The Innocent in 1993. Nowhere near as good as the book, of course.
Atonement was brilliant.
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It could be that she enjoys the fantasy, but doesn't want it to become real. There's a lot of things I enjoy fantasising about, but would never (never say never, John) have the courage to do. Some things make a good fantasy but a disasterous reality.
If I was capable of following my own advice, I'd talk with her about the things she enjoys (and is willing to talk about), rather than the things she's not interested in. Over time the list might grow longer, as she gains confidence.
Or I could be talking bollocks.
If I was capable of following my own advice, I'd talk with her about the things she enjoys (and is willing to talk about), rather than the things she's not interested in. Over time the list might grow longer, as she gains confidence.
Or I could be talking bollocks.
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That's a tough one. If you're at all worried that he won't like the idea, you shouldn't try to force it on him. All you have to do is find yourself another man who won't mind. Someone like ... umm ... gosh, it's so hard to find a man like that these days. I suppose I could do it for you.
Worth a try, wasn't it?
Worth a try, wasn't it?
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Quote by Jags
Now.... about my PC!!!
What have you done to the poor thing now? I keep telling you - you can slap unruly SH members, but not the computer. You'll just knock it off the desk and dent the disk, wreck the RAM, or if you're very unlucky, mangle the monitor. Or even prang the processor. Nasty.
And how do you know what I'm doing over Christmas? I still don't know, and I'm the one who'll be doing it. (I imagine my plan of "nothing at all" is going to get boring very quickly, and there's a limit to how much time you can spend in bed when there's only the one of you). You've got those transmit-backwards-in-time spy cameras installed, haven't you?
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Get her so druck she does not Know what she's doing! Sounds like to me.
You'd think so, wouldn't you? But then this story popped up a recently: . The woman could not remember giving or refusing consent. Fortunately "the outcome did not set a precedent for other cases".
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I was in one of these programmes when I was a youngster. The one in primary school was good: very stimulating. Bright kids get bored quickly if they're kept at the pace of the rest of the class, which can lead to all sorts of problems.
High school was mixed. They put us through an accelerated maths and science course, which was great. We were lucky in keeping the same excellent (and inspiring) maths teacher for the whole time.
But they accelerated the humanities too. By the end of it I was officially illiterate (at least as far as university entrance requirements were concerned). It took another decade before I understood literature.
They also had us all in one class, not mixing with the other kids in the school. That was a disaster for my already weak social skills.
That was a long time ago, in another country. I hope things are different here and now.
High school was mixed. They put us through an accelerated maths and science course, which was great. We were lucky in keeping the same excellent (and inspiring) maths teacher for the whole time.
But they accelerated the humanities too. By the end of it I was officially illiterate (at least as far as university entrance requirements were concerned). It took another decade before I understood literature.
They also had us all in one class, not mixing with the other kids in the school. That was a disaster for my already weak social skills.
That was a long time ago, in another country. I hope things are different here and now.
