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Minx_N_BigDanny
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 52
Bi-curious Female, 55
UK

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Quote by Jas-Tim
No green jacket
Oh and I admit to being totally orangist so flipa
Jas
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Right! That's it Jas! I have already called my fellow Orangies and you will find myself, David Dickensen, George Hamilton and the dancing bloke from RND Fame Academy outside your house tonight with placards and petitions for your neighbours.
You will be able to recognise our group. Do not be mislead into thinking it is sunset!
"What do we want?"
"Fairness to orange-ies!"
"When do we want it?"
"NOW"
(or substitue line two to: "Jas to flash us") wink
Quote by tallnhairy
Ask me if I'm an orange.
Jas
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Are you an orange?
Actually, thanks to San Tropez self tan, I am quite Orange and I take offense at anyone who thinks it is funny to ask other people in a public forum if they are orange.
it is not only coulorist, it is also a mockery of us that are solarly challenged and I am personally going to write to my MP to have you prosecuted for discrimination. mad
OK IcePie, see how you make this offensive to anyone....
2 Goldfish in a tank, one looks at the other and says
"How do you drive this thing?"
Joke told to me by my 5 year old cousin. BTW confused
I was told that I look like Ben Aflek, who has put on a bit of weight and hasn't had much sleep recently, but only if you squint your eyes and tilt your head.
From the person that said it, "that was actually meant as a compliment!"
Sheesh! :shock:
Quote by Scandal
Can you make the type bigger please?

lol , but you are supposed to put your problem in for the next post to answer, who then put their problem in. Geddit? No? Oh bugger.
I hoped that this might keep me amused (but it may well die on its arse), in keeping with the question and answer post.....you should post a problem that you have (medical or otherwise, phsycologists are doctors too! lol NB: mathameticians are also doctors but please, no long multiplcation)
I post a problem, the next person to post is the SH Doctor who tells me a cure/answer/method of treatment etc then they post their own problem and so on.
Problem:
Since I have joined SH, I have found that my eyesight has got worse! :shock:
Hang on Vix, you can't ask for this kind of high-level information without at least explaining why you need to know so badly!
I have bee racking my brain and for the life of me I can't think of why you would need to know the answer to this with such short notice, putting so much pressure on the poor SH'ers.
Come on, 'fess up. smile
Quote by Vix
I've smoked fatter joints than that.
Let me go get my tweezers and magnifying glass.
This explains your car.
All right, a treasure hunt!
Is that an optical illusion?
Does it come with an air pump?
lol

OMW - a whole 'buffet' of put-downs - well done that man biggrin
Don't congratulate him! He knows 'em, coz he's had them said to him.
(Sorry, 'Big' Danny :lolsmile
Oh bugger, you sussed it! I was hoping nobody would notice!! mad
"Like throwing a woodbine into a church hall" is the comment that hurt me most. :cry:
I've smoked fatter joints than that.
Let me go get my tweezers and magnifying glass.
This explains your car.
All right, a treasure hunt!
Is that an optical illusion?
Does it come with an air pump?
lol
Hey Calista,
How about telling them that you have regular AA meetings that you have to attend?
Or perhaps relate counseling?
or even just tell them that you are having an affair with a high powered politician?
That way, you will avoid any more questions because they will feel like they are intruding if they ask!!! lol :lol: :lol:
Alternativley, you could tell them that you are a member of a swingers site and you like to regularly attend orgies!
That may elicit a few more questions though...... :lol: :lol:
I have six chest hairs and I am very proud of all of them!
They even have names, from left to right they are:
Harry, Molly, Burt, Frank, Smurf and Sharon. blink
I have been told that I have a hairy lower back, which i am really not pleased about. Must figure out a way to get the mirror right so I can shave it off!!!
OK, just this once.
(sorry about the quality of the pic, it is difficult to take a pic of your own arse y'know!) lol
(Sorry about the quality of the arse, it is difficult to work that muscle when I keep missing munches!!) :twisted:
Vauxhall Nova for me! (When I was 17 I passed my test and kept on at my company to provide me with a company car. They made a big deal of telling me my car had arrived, then EVERYONE in the office went down to "unveil" it for me. Bastards laughed their socks off when I tried to get in the dirvers seat!)
lol :lol:
At 6'9" it was a bit of a squeeze in the back with the front seats pushed forward but luckily she was only about 5'1" so she managed to get on top. I was kind of trapped there and was used like a dildo.
Didn't do much for me, :cry: I got cramp half way through, but she seemed to enjoy herself.
:lol:
Quote by Silk and Big G
Silk here. (apologies for the confusing of G and I posting our opinions).
Lets use an example...
Your 2 year old has taken up biting. Often, the advice given is to bite back...to show them the pain they are creating, but what example is that? You then, cannot deny the confusion your 2 year old has. Its ok for Mummy to bite me, but I mustn't. (just curious to what other people think)
coin.

....and the little buggers hurt don't they?!?!
the advice for children that bite is to bite them back...from some people. Others say to put them in a room on their own, others still suggest explaining to them why they shouldn't do it.
My little boy is 2 and a half and started biting a few months ago. I was first told of it at nursery, he bit another child. I couldn't really do anything then and there but I waited until that evening I pissed him off and he bit me. I took his hands, held him tight and told him in a stern voice that he is never to bite people (or animals, the cat was shitting himself!) and that if he did he would not have any respect from people, and made him sit on the stairs until he came in and said sorry....and he meant it. As young as he is that seemed to do it.
He has never tried to bite anyone again as far as I know.
The problem is, what works for one kid, may not work for another. They all have such differenct personalities that you just have to try each and every idea that you can think of in turn until you find one that works.
As for the differing advice, I firmly believe that a lot of it is to do with your own upbringing.
if you were brought up where a clip around the ear was common place, you are more likely to adopt the same policy with your own kids.
The real problem is unquantifiable because all situations are different, but I don't see how when a kid goes off the rails, it is not the parents fault. I do not believe that anyone is "born bad", merely the lessons that they lern in life teach them certain values.
Of course, this is not helped by overly liberal views towrds what parents can and can not do by the government. Nobody else (teachers, policemen) should ever hit my child, but neither should I be reported to the police if I give my child a smack on the hand!!!!
Bloody hell this subject makes me rant. I am normally very shy and quiet.... wink
Wow, this really is a touchy subject, which i think is indicative of our society today.
I know that when I was a kid, in the East End, most of the people that I grew up with were, by the age of 20 or so, either on smack, in prison or in a couple of tragic cases, dead.
With the advent of Friends reunited I found that people definitley can change once they grow up. A few of those people who I decided were no-hopers were on there and all seem to have turned their circumstnaces around and are now productive and active members in our society, despite the poor education and in most cases bad parenting.
I believe that there is hope for all children, no matter how bad they are.
Unfortunatley, a lot has changed even in the last 15 or 20 years.
With the luxuries that kids have nowdays, the fact that parents are not allowed to smack children, the fact that children can sue parents and even more desperatley the ever growing stories of people ready to abuse their children both physically and mentally (perhaps this always went on but is reported more now?) are all worrying trends.
My little boy is 2 now and I am positive that he will have a good education, good discipline and even better manners, but how can I be sure?
I know that I and my ex will do everything that we can, but will it be enough.
Along with the social reforms mentioned above, there is also the fact that you can now see things like "ultimate fighting championship", people being beheaded live on TV or on the internet, images of torture and misfortune being branded about as "cool to watch" and now even videos of real life accidents and murders being swapped in school playgrounds (and I thought the copy of animal farm I watched when I was 16 was bad!!).
All of these things serve to de-humanize violence and will give us a generation of adults who think seeing someone stabbed in the head is the norm (they have seen it all before).
I know that we can all protect our children to some extent, but my Mum would never allow me to watch a porno at 15, I managed to on several occasions. She would never have allowed me to smoke a joint, but I did on too many occasions, she would never allow me to have sex so young, but I did. All of those things can only be regulated by the peers of our children and how do we know that our kids friends parents are of the same mind as us?
The simple answer is that we dont.
Recently my Uncle was working under a car, fixing the exhaust when the car suddenly started coming down on him. He slid out just in time to see a boy of no more than 9 who had been lowering the jack onto him. he chased after the kid, caught him and explained to him what would have happened if he had managed to lower the jack the whole way before telling him that he would talk to his parents about his bad behaviour.
That afternoon the kids Dad turns up at my Uncles house with an axe, ready to use it on my Uncle because he had berated his Son.
How do you legislate for parents like this? You can't. All you can do is defend yourself the best that you can, try to explain to kids who they are hurting, and why, when they go off the rails. Then just hope for the best.
Apart from locking your own children in their room all day, they will be exposed to the same peer pressure that we all were, but the difference that I can see is that there are more people who do not give a shit about what their kids do.
I really do feel for you madinheaven. I know how scary 5 or 6 kids can be these days, even if they are only 10 years old. Unfortunatley, there is nothing that can be done, apart from asking your local police force to enforce the curfew order and making sure that you keep your eyes open. Always have your mobile to hand, always have the local police station number programmed in and if all else fails, defend yourself against them as you would a grown person. Nobody deserves to be hurt just because the asailants are kids.
Sorry about the rant folks, it is just a subject close to my heart.
Quote by KcKat

If I join that could be 30 guys :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
C x

:bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce::bounce:
:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
I'll bring some red bull ;)
.....and I will bring 29 guys!!! lol :lol:
Welcome to the new improved Debbiewebs!!
Actually, I want to change my job. I want to be a Gynocolgist.
I havent qualified yet, but I can have a fucking good look at it for ya! lol :lol: :twisted:
If I were a woman....
I would stay at home playing with myself all day. :twisted:
no change there then! (before anyone else said it!) lol
Well I run my own Technical Recruitment Agency (Yeah, I know. One step up from an Estate agent) and do not earn nearly as much money as I thought I would!! mad
Then again, I do get to meet loads of techie guys! rolleyes
Quote by Reese
OK - impropmptu poll: Who hasn't been just utterly turned-on by this thread?! ;)
~Reese! surprised

:laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove: :laughabove:
ROTFLMAO.........and a little peturbed! :shock:
That is the first post that has actually made me spit my drink out to laugh! Fanks, but now me keyboards fucked!. lol
Sorry Debbiewebs,
I am afriad I have your bubbles. I took them while you were not looking and have been using them to feed my habit.
I would like you to take a couple of things into consideration before passing sentance.
I have been a bubble-aholic for a number of years now. it started when I was in my teens, I would volunteer to do the dishes just so that I could use the fairy liquid. I would lather it up, slip the bubbles into a plastic bag and then use them late at night when nobody was awake.
I used to have posters of bubbles all over my wall. Pictures of fairy ads with Nanette Newman cut out of them, Imperial Leather posters, pictures of Michael Jacksons monkey, that kind of thing.
Then there was the girl in Ab-Fab...but I dont think I should go into that. Charges are still pending.
Then later on, I got onto the hard stuff. Industrial strength petrol station car wash fluid...sniff...I know....it will kill me in the end......I can't even go out whith my mates anymore unless they come to a club that has a foam party.
I am so sorry I took them. I am willing to undergo any treatment you recommend, especially in the bath.
My name is Danny, and I have a bubbles problem loon
Quote by Badger
But what does it mean if your Sugar Puffs smell like pee? biggrin :D

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OK, I know John_n_Katie will be checking this thread......so John, from the advice given, it seems that you have either a UTI, the onset of diabetes or you eat too many bloody sugar puffs!!!
When I suggested putting your ailment/wierdness (delete as appropriate) on a thread to find some answers, I bet you wish you hadn't said "You wouldn't dare!"
I always would! lol :lol: :lol: :lol:
Seriously though, there is some good advice here guys. I hope it is purely that you eat too many of the bloody things!
.....and as for some of you guys that have pee that smells of different things...I have to ask, how do you know? confused :lol:
personally, mine smells like amonia mixed with cabbage mixed with sawdust....just like every other normal person!
'Lo all,
I have just been having a conversation with a couple from here, I won't mention their names but they begin with J(ohn) and K(atie).
They asked if the could ask me a personal question, and as usual I was happy to oblige.
Imagine my distress when the question turned out to be
"Does your wee smell of sugar puffs?"
I mean wtf!!! :shock:
On further investigastion, John confessed that whilst releiving himself at work yesterday he noticed an overpowering smell of sugar puffs coming from his pee.
Now that I have stopped laughing.....and am not quite so disturbed, I though I might ask you guys if this has ever happened to any of you? Could this be a serious problem or is John delusional and thinks he is the Honey Monster?lol
Any ideas guys? confused
Quote by Sharif
well let me think now
Scare Face
Carlitos Way
Godfater 1
Original Star wars films
House Party
Porkys
Dumb & Dumber
Conan the barbarian
Conan the destroyer
WarGames
Dune
The Breakfast Club
St. Elmo's Fire
Highlander 1 (There can only be one)
Willow
Excalibur
Krull
Little Shop Of Horrors
Bill and Ted
Labyrinth
Clash of the Titans
The NeverEnding Story
Tme bandits
I could go on smile

Sharif,
You seem to have only watched films in the 80's? (edited to confirm my suspicions) lol Some of them were my favorites too.......when I was 10 :P . I suppose if i watched them now I would still love 'em!
for me it is
Goodfellas (no cooler movie than that)
Midnight express
and I can't believe no-one mentioned "The Italian Job"!!!!!
Quote by leprechaun
well i call mine the hairysack of magic and the purple wand lol :giggle:

Purple? :shock: You need to buy bigger pants mate!! :lol: :lol:
That reminds me, an ex used to call me "space-hopper bollocks". Not sure if that is a good thing......