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Phuckers
1 month ago
Straight Male, 53
0 miles · Hereford and Worcester

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Quote by kentswingers777
just a point why do they never report the story that 99,960 out of a 100000 do not have an std biggrin

Because the researchers would all be out of work Kryps. lol
There is a question I would like to ask though....In porn films and I have seen it at swingers clubs too, the girl gives a guy a long blow job, then he puts a condom on. :shock: Surely a guy can leak a bit when aroused so surely the other person is taking in her mouth semen? :shock: Also if a guy goes down on a fem she can also leak fluids?
Now I dont know how much it takes to pass something on but...I would have thought only a very small ammount is needed. That being the case if you really want to be safe then use a condom with a blow job too? Just a question.
thats true swingers do stand a high risk,met a couple few weeks ago in the club who dont involve in oral sex or kissing,they are hardcore swingers in the swing clubs every saturday
the worse side is the party has be postponed till after the verdict in september
Quote by Peanut
If only teachers spent their time teaching kids properly then they'd have an education and a party.
The teacher was well out of order and if I'd been the parent of the kid having the party I'd be round there with somewhat more than a raised blood pressure.
Personally I think the teacher is a fucking idiot. Life sucks and the sooner kids understand that the better able they are to cope with it when it's their turn.
I'll bet the two who weren't invited were right little shits too!
PS: And Phuckers, the more I see you post the more I think you're a troll.

what excatly is your problem little fella?can a MOD sort this guy out please i know his one of the untouchable but his just getting out of order
flower411 wrote
To be honest ... I don`t think we have all the information here .... but my view is that the teacher would have to have a bloody good reason to intervene in this situation ... if it`s just a case of some kids not getting invited to a party ...then the freedom of the person NOT to invite people should be protected !

fair point,but if those two kids hurt themselves somehow the teacher could have had alot to answer ,we seem to treat kids like adults this days,am yet to find out why there is too much stabbing among 13-18 age gap....
off to goggle bolt
Quote by flower411
the teacher was absolutely right to stop that party,........,those two kids human rights was violated

The sooner people learn that this is the real world, that nanny won't always be around to look after them and that life isn't always fair the better -- sure they will be disappointed - tough !! life is full of disapointments -- I'll bet the party-giver was disappointed too if he had to invite his worst enemy ..
they will just have to learn to deal with it
its kids we are talking about here HJ
And at what age do you stop protecting them from disappointment ?
which side are you on flower?
Mine thanks
Seemed a fair question considering what ya said !!
of course yours,do you think it was right for the party to be stopped just because the 2 kids didnt get an invite?
Quote by flower411
the teacher was absolutely right to stop that party,........,those two kids human rights was violated

The sooner people learn that this is the real world, that nanny won't always be around to look after them and that life isn't always fair the better -- sure they will be disappointed - tough !! life is full of disapointments -- I'll bet the party-giver was disappointed too if he had to invite his worst enemy ..
they will just have to learn to deal with it
its kids we are talking about here HJ
And at what age do you stop protecting them from disappointment ?
which side are you on flower?
Quote by DeeCee
im not too sure that confiscating the invites was a good idea... but i can see why the teacher felt the need to intervene, morally, at least.
The question i was asking was... " if i was the teacher, would I intervene?" . Im not sure i would have forseen ending up being debated upon in Parliament.
this is a toughie. rolleyes
i suppose id have spoken to the parents.
i dont think i see it the same way as you do. i dont think the swedish state is at fault.
I think it is right to look at these social problems and im sure, in the fullness of time they will comment on the incident. there might be more sinister underlying tones in this case... we just dont know. do we?
It seems to me discrimination is apparent at some level in this case. Which we would surely all seek to avoid in a democracy and particularly in the class room.
you would expect the state to get involved. I think our present government might shy away from the problem. i can picture GB avoiding a question on the subject.
i do know an area where sweden and Britain are similar though... hard core anti-terrorism legislation. Interestingly they passed a bill last week in Sweden allowing email/internet tracking and monitoring... and during the government proposals it accepeted it had been monitoring the swedish public for years.

Handing out the invites in class was apoor idea especially if he was going to exclude only 2 classmate for whatever 2kids representative can argue emotional distress,embarassment of having been excluded etc,heck bullying can result from it,
they've got a case though i think the school should have handled it instead
Quote by HJ
the teacher was absolutely right to stop that party,........,those two kids human rights was violated

The sooner people learn that this is the real world, that nanny won't always be around to look after them and that life isn't always fair the better -- sure they will be disappointed - tough !! life is full of disapointments -- I'll bet the party-giver was disappointed too if he had to invite his worst enemy ..
they will just have to learn to deal with it
its kids we are talking about here HJ
the teacher was absolutely right to stop that party,if more than half the class were not invite then that could be a different case all together...HJ how would you feel if a member from midlands chatroom organise a party and invites everyone apart from you?well i know you would cope with it but a 8 year old would find the neglect so devasitating...considering their age and the percentange of children invited to the party,those two kids human rights was violated
the last time i went to a swing club,we watched one guy dance with 4 different ladies and in 20 minutes he had fingered them both....think guys we swinger stand high risk of catching anything this research is just a tip on the ice bug
oh splendid,please put the old knickers back on!
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my dreams enables me to predicts what is coming in the near future,the only ones i dont consider is when have had a blackout

So I am moving to a new place of work and I am going to have a continuous hard on all day.
not necessarily but who knows you might hook up with the boss
my dreams enables me to predicts what is coming in the near future,the only ones i dont consider is when have had a blackout
Quote by tomu
my signature below is a qoute from a 12th century Italian poet,its significant to me cause its a reflection of whats is currently happening in zimbabwe,where that brutal dictator is crippling his country while most of the African presidents are silent....
so what does yours mean to you

Hear hear to that. Have you seen Shooting Dogs? That's probably the attention-getting, powerful film I've seen in a long time, if not ever.
just down loading it,have always avoided it but its about time to watch it...ty tomu
Quote by deancannock
umm..indeed what is a swinger....
well I have to say for me, its as much a state of mind as sexual activity. I feel it is someone that is sexually open minded, and in time willing to test out limits, and bounderies as well as fulfiling fantasies.

i partly agree with your theory but can i not do that with/to one partner
Quote by niceguysdoexist
As I lost control of my car at 70+ mph on the motorway and it headed inexorably towards the central crash barrier I realised there was so much I hadn't done with my life .

speechless but glad you are here to share the tale
Quote by Sgt Bilko
Mine is so much better than the last one I had!! confused confused

what did your last one say
Quote by redpantherman
Seems to be a lot of "sinners" on here lol
Does anybody worry that .... maybe ..... when the time comes ....that ............... possibly ........well.............. you know !!!
Are we all going to burn in hell for our sins ???

Is Hell on the site?
i know i have a first class ticket to hell,try if i can flog it on ebay soon before my time come
Quote by redpantherman
wow amazing,i couldnt have guest most of this

Well that's why you asked innit! biggrin
but of course how are you mate!
my signature below is a qoute from a 12th century Italian poet,its significant to me cause its a reflection of whats is currently happening in zimbabwe,where that brutal dictator is crippling his country while most of the African presidents are silent....
so what does yours mean to you
Quote by Wunderhorse
Well, Jay - Z was very good...no wonderful.
I just wonder what Noel Gallagher is eating this morning for his Breakfast,
whole massive Humble Pie not a slice but an entire one.
Am glad that Jay - Z did that performance alone as he could of got a number of Artists such as Kanye West, Prince & even Stevie Wonder.
If you didn't get a chance to view the performance:

It starts from 29mins : 30secs into the video.
Warning:
Very Strong Language & Strobe Lights within the performance. Be aware of this when watching.
The very first song of his performance is classic... biggrin
Also have a look at the visuals, the best I've seen nice touch that...especially the Galaxy Universe.
Also something for you to read:

Ohhh....Noel, I still like the first two albums but after that.... confused
Also, it's no longer 1996.
From,
Wunderhorse.

wow wow damn what a performance,i eat my words am off to share that humble pie with Noel Gallagher,huh cant believe he opened up with wonderwall the man got some guts...
Quote by Theladyisaminx
Thanks for liking the thread I thought a good idea for people to express themselves without fear of attack.
I find most people here are very nice people once you understand them a little, we don’t always have to agree but I feel in the normal world if met would get on and just beg to differ.
777 I hope it doesnt get hijacked it would be a shame!
BBW This is a place you are right that people do listen and a good place to rant, you can say how you feel and really I don’t think on the whole people hold grudges
Jaymar
I am like you I hide behind nobody, I speak from my heart too like a few others here we just all have different ways of expressing ourselves in what we write.
We might on occasions annoy someone with our own opinions but we have a right to stick to what we believe in, that is our choice.
I was very angry a while back with a poster that I thought was going out of their way to anger people but I sent a pm and we sorted it out there, I now feel we have mutual respect.
Don’t let the forums bore you, we need posters like yourself to stay and stick up for what we believe in, we can all learn from each other.
In the beginning I think people are always careful about new posters but over time they seem to be just accepted.
Phuckers If you feel you have upset someone and it wasn’t intended pm them it takes a strong person to say sorry, I am sure they would accept your apology. If they don’t then at least you tried. You will at least feel better about yourself after.
I have been told by someone from sh that I am a big softie for writing this thread.
Well that’s me but upset me I am as strong as an ox.
So where are all the rest of the nice people?
There are not many posted on this thread

There is no reason to apologise just for the sake of it and i dont feel i owe anybody one, but if my views are different or negatives to someones thats the basic point of a forum.
but about pm'ing someone if words get nasty and personal is good idea, but the forum need to know some how that there is peace between the two parties,i tend to apologise in public in this circumstance
a good e.g is when i first arrived a misunderstood someone and called them a name but i apologised immediately when i discovered i was wrong but since then those words i used have been brought up everytime things get personal...so i still wonder what is the right way to sort things out.
if you look at my posting you will find that 1 out of 2 have been locked,but seem to have the same people attacking my every letter....have also posted a number of threads trying to cry out for help but have been attacked even harder,so whats a man to do...?
but if i unintentionally offended someone i hereby offers my humble apologies.
Quote by Theladyisaminx
I have been talking to people in the chatrooms about this.
What is a swinger?
Some would say I am not a swinger as my hubby and I just like to meet men for my pleasure.
People have said we are not swingers as swingers are couples that meet what am I?
Maybe I am just greedy! :twisted: lol
What is your Interpretation of a swinger?

morning minx,better start with something positve for once.
well to me i think a swinger is one who involve in sexual activities with various parnters with no emotions,love or money attached to it....thats why i can be single and a swinger while an escort or prostitute is not
about time thanks minx,this tension need to be diffused
i would like to take part on this reconciliation olive branch party but have got a bad feeling someone has already clinch a fist at me.
but pm'ing someone if things get out of hand is a good idea but how will the rest of the forumist know the two parties have resolved their differences,well as Mars just said we are all adults we need to talk this off
peanut peace brother!