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Lissa
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This has been a very interesting thread to read. It's also made me think...............when I'm out dogging, or at a club, I don't ask the single guys I play with if they are married, because, to be perfectly honest, I don't care if they are or not.
I'd be interested to find out if any of the other women who go dogging or to clubs DO ask?
I'd be interested to find out if any of the other women who go dogging or to clubs DO ask?
Beltane is on May 1st.....................a tuesday this year. It might be worth while seeing if the folllowing weekend..........5/6th.......... is available. That is also a Bank Holiday weekend, and would give most people the option of staying for two nights and going home on the monday.
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
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just wondering, but does anyone else havw a peek to see if there are any other couples that you might know on the site????
Nope. In fact, I deliberately avoid that. I was contacted by a guy once who turned out to live in the next street. I turned him down....................that is just TOO close to home for my liking :shock:
Torchwood........................brilliant!
And for fans of Captain Jack........................................
The Doctor's companion Rose first met Jack during the London Blitz in 1941, where he was posing as an American volunteer in the Royal Air Force. Rose and the Doctor had come to that time and place in pursuit of an alien cylinder that had crashed on Earth. Rose had accidentally hitched a ride on a barrage balloon and was about to fall to her death when Jack rescued her with his ship's tractor beam. Jack's ship — a stolen time ship of Chula design — was capable of concealing itself by turning invisible, and included in its systems nanogenes, which could treat wounds.
Jack was a former Time Agent who left the organisation after discovering that two years of his memory had been removed, going in search of them and becoming a con man. Mistaking Rose and the Doctor for Time Agents as well, he tried to fraudulently pass off the cylinder as an abandoned alien warship with a view to selling it to them. Jack believed that the cylinder was nothing but a hollow and empty medical vessel, unaware that it was actually filled with billions of nanogenes, which began transforming everything they came into contact with (The Empty Child).
Jack assisted Rose and the Doctor in deactivating the nanogenes, but lost his own ship when he transported a German bomb on board to save the others from being killed by it. The TARDIS managed to rescue him before the bomb blew up his vessel, and he was taken on board as the newest member of the crew (The Doctor Dances).
It became apparent in the The Doctor Dances that Jack was bisexual, an orientation which the Doctor pointed out was more common in the 51st century, when mankind would deal with multiple alien species and sexuality would become more flexible. In Boom Town he flirted with the Doctor in front of Mickey, and the Doctor played along. He is the first companion to be anything other than openly heterosexual; Steven Moffat suggests in the Doctor Who Confidential episode "Welcome to Torchwood" that questions of sexual orientation do not even enter into Jack's mind. Some suggest that Jack is "pansexual", although Jack himself has only displayed attraction to people who fit into the gender binary of male/female. John Barrowman describes Jack as bisexual, and went on to discuss bisexuality in an interview. Jack himself refers to categories of sexual orientation as "quaint", noticing the reactions of his teammates to Gwen's kiss with Carys in Day One, implying a disbelief in total monosexuality.
In Bad Wolf Jack became the first regular character in the programme's history to appear naked on screen (not counting the Third Doctor's shower scene in Spearhead from Space and Sergeant Benton at the end of The Time Monster), albeit discreetly shielded by strategically placed props. However, the BBC vetoed the production team's original intention of showing Jack's buttocks. In The Parting of the Ways Jack kissed both Rose and the Doctor good-bye on the lips, the latter being the first such same-sex kiss in the programme's history (not counting a similar kiss between male warriors in "The Ribos Operation," although that kiss was between the lead villain and his right-hand man).
Jack organised the defence of the Game Station against the Daleks in The Parting of the Ways to give the Doctor enough time to construct a Delta Wave projector. With the rest of his volunteer squad killed, Jack was the last to be exterminated, facing down the Dalek guns with quiet defiance rather than the traditional screaming deaths of Dalek victims. Although Rose brought him back to life while she was suffused with the power of the time vortex, neither the Doctor nor Rose (whose memory was affected) seemed aware of his resurrection and left the Game Station in the TARDIS, leaving Jack behind.
In the Children in Need mini-episode, Rose suggests to the recently-regenerated Tenth Doctor they go back for Jack. The Doctor, in turn, replies that Jack is busy "rebuilding the Earth". How much either knows about Jack's status is unclear; the Doctor's comment suggests that he either knows Jack survived or wants Rose to believe he did, while Rose was not present when Jack died.
Executive Producer Russell T. Davies stated in Doctor Who Magazine that Jack was left behind because they wanted to explore the effects of the Doctor's regeneration (at the end of Parting) on Rose, since Jack would have taken the regeneration "in his stride."
Jack was originally reported as reappearing in the 2006 series, but did not do so due to scheduling conflicts. Barrowman, however, has confirmed that he has signed on to return as Jack for Series 3. The official Doctor Who announced on August 10, 2006 that this appearance would come in the series finale, and Davies told Doctor Who Magazine that Jack will appear in "multiple episodes" in the second half of the series. Barrowman revealed that he would appear in three of the final four episodes of the third season in a yet-to-be-disclosed storyline, and that he would be the only actor from "Torchwood" to cross over into "Doctor Who
Not that I'm an obsessive about Torchwood or Doctor Who, you understand
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And for fans of Captain Jack........................................
The Doctor's companion Rose first met Jack during the London Blitz in 1941, where he was posing as an American volunteer in the Royal Air Force. Rose and the Doctor had come to that time and place in pursuit of an alien cylinder that had crashed on Earth. Rose had accidentally hitched a ride on a barrage balloon and was about to fall to her death when Jack rescued her with his ship's tractor beam. Jack's ship — a stolen time ship of Chula design — was capable of concealing itself by turning invisible, and included in its systems nanogenes, which could treat wounds.
Jack was a former Time Agent who left the organisation after discovering that two years of his memory had been removed, going in search of them and becoming a con man. Mistaking Rose and the Doctor for Time Agents as well, he tried to fraudulently pass off the cylinder as an abandoned alien warship with a view to selling it to them. Jack believed that the cylinder was nothing but a hollow and empty medical vessel, unaware that it was actually filled with billions of nanogenes, which began transforming everything they came into contact with (The Empty Child).
Jack assisted Rose and the Doctor in deactivating the nanogenes, but lost his own ship when he transported a German bomb on board to save the others from being killed by it. The TARDIS managed to rescue him before the bomb blew up his vessel, and he was taken on board as the newest member of the crew (The Doctor Dances).
It became apparent in the The Doctor Dances that Jack was bisexual, an orientation which the Doctor pointed out was more common in the 51st century, when mankind would deal with multiple alien species and sexuality would become more flexible. In Boom Town he flirted with the Doctor in front of Mickey, and the Doctor played along. He is the first companion to be anything other than openly heterosexual; Steven Moffat suggests in the Doctor Who Confidential episode "Welcome to Torchwood" that questions of sexual orientation do not even enter into Jack's mind. Some suggest that Jack is "pansexual", although Jack himself has only displayed attraction to people who fit into the gender binary of male/female. John Barrowman describes Jack as bisexual, and went on to discuss bisexuality in an interview. Jack himself refers to categories of sexual orientation as "quaint", noticing the reactions of his teammates to Gwen's kiss with Carys in Day One, implying a disbelief in total monosexuality.
In Bad Wolf Jack became the first regular character in the programme's history to appear naked on screen (not counting the Third Doctor's shower scene in Spearhead from Space and Sergeant Benton at the end of The Time Monster), albeit discreetly shielded by strategically placed props. However, the BBC vetoed the production team's original intention of showing Jack's buttocks. In The Parting of the Ways Jack kissed both Rose and the Doctor good-bye on the lips, the latter being the first such same-sex kiss in the programme's history (not counting a similar kiss between male warriors in "The Ribos Operation," although that kiss was between the lead villain and his right-hand man).
Jack organised the defence of the Game Station against the Daleks in The Parting of the Ways to give the Doctor enough time to construct a Delta Wave projector. With the rest of his volunteer squad killed, Jack was the last to be exterminated, facing down the Dalek guns with quiet defiance rather than the traditional screaming deaths of Dalek victims. Although Rose brought him back to life while she was suffused with the power of the time vortex, neither the Doctor nor Rose (whose memory was affected) seemed aware of his resurrection and left the Game Station in the TARDIS, leaving Jack behind.
In the Children in Need mini-episode, Rose suggests to the recently-regenerated Tenth Doctor they go back for Jack. The Doctor, in turn, replies that Jack is busy "rebuilding the Earth". How much either knows about Jack's status is unclear; the Doctor's comment suggests that he either knows Jack survived or wants Rose to believe he did, while Rose was not present when Jack died.
Executive Producer Russell T. Davies stated in Doctor Who Magazine that Jack was left behind because they wanted to explore the effects of the Doctor's regeneration (at the end of Parting) on Rose, since Jack would have taken the regeneration "in his stride."
Jack was originally reported as reappearing in the 2006 series, but did not do so due to scheduling conflicts. Barrowman, however, has confirmed that he has signed on to return as Jack for Series 3. The official Doctor Who announced on August 10, 2006 that this appearance would come in the series finale, and Davies told Doctor Who Magazine that Jack will appear in "multiple episodes" in the second half of the series. Barrowman revealed that he would appear in three of the final four episodes of the third season in a yet-to-be-disclosed storyline, and that he would be the only actor from "Torchwood" to cross over into "Doctor Who
Not that I'm an obsessive about Torchwood or Doctor Who, you understand
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I think it is all down to respect.
In the hetro vanilla world as is here, men who are seeking women for sex greatly out number them, and so have far less choice or availability. Most men can feel vulnerable and insecure, and added to that alcohol or worse, then rejection is a bitter pill to swallow.
Also the mates in work / pub banter is just men puffing their manly chests out and strutting their stuff.
Now, put them in a room full of women and see how many comments are made then!!
Because, on the one hand, you have the- "oh she must be a lesbian" with mates, to ...not a fooking peep out of him.
Why, because men like that are shallow,pathetic and spineless bastards who because of their own insecurities and small dicks have to be the big I am in front of pals.
So when one of these twats, ends up with a lovely girl, marries her and never calls her a slag because he loves her, oh yeah and forgets that she had sex before she met him. He's just a fookin hypocritic twat.
If I get knocked back by a girl then it's tough shit, and fiind someone else.
Also, there are plenty of girls on this site looking for sex. Are they all slags?
No?
Why not?
I'll tell you why, because if they are, then every man here is a hundred times worse.
Don't fooking label people for wanting what you want!
Cos if that's the case, i'm a rotting manure dump of sexual depravation and slag central is my head office.
Thanks but no thanks.
Girls are just great, respect them and their wishes.
Wow! What a brilliant post! Much better than what I was going to say, which is 'because a lot of men are just wankers, and with an attitude like that they'll be doing a LOT of wanking'
I used to work in management. I had a good salary, but with it also came the 70 hour week, never seeing the family and being too tired when I did to really give them my full attention. Then I lost my brother, and it made me totally re-assess my life. I gave the job up, and went off to work in a factory, at half my previous salary.................and I've never been happier. Yes, it would be nice to earn a bit more, but we are comfortable, we have enough money to do the things we want to do, and more importantly, we have the time to do them.
I know it's a trite old saying, but life is too short to spend it being unhappy.
I know it's a trite old saying, but life is too short to spend it being unhappy.
