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Tan____Kinky
Over 90 days ago
Bi-curious Female, 43
Straight Male, 67
0 miles · Hartlepool

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galaxy
galaxy caramel
cadbury caramel
rolo's
maltesers
cadbury's bubbly (preffered the whisper)
mint aero
after 8's
truffles
cadbury's fruit n nut
flake
piknik
mars
snickers
etc etc
im a bit of a chocoholic but got to be milk choc
reminds me of xmas when radio 1 would not play the song because it had faggot in rolleyes rolleyes rolleyes rolleyes rolleyes rolleyes rolleyes people needing to find something to do - get a life ffs
Quote by jaymar
I thought the clumsy coordination bit was dyspraxia? I'm only saying that as a member of my family has it.

Your right hun it is dyspaxia which clumsyness is most apparent in, however a lot of the tell tale signs are inter-related - hence why there is so much mis-diagnosis between them. My son visits a physiotherapist and an occupational therapist as treatment.
Quote by northeastcoupleuk
we never heard a thing lol

nah ya wudnt the self inflicted state had consumed you by then :lol2:
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Dek has a fetish for tarty gear stockings and shoes just dress up in general if using wenches definition he seldom takes the urge unless them items are present and involed in play
i dont have any..
tbh tan think they would look better on you that dek like lol
they do lol lol
Quote by annejohn
chips n egg.

Noooooo what are you doing its not chips and egg - its egg n chips
got to be the right way round or it just dont sound right
and thats what i have on me chips
egg n chips
hotdogs ere to, lot easier and quicker although have one or 2 alternatives for the picky ones
only those that emigrate can really answer truely but me thinks t for the better weather maybe thinking more relaxed style of living
we considered it last year dek got offered a job in australia better money, furnished house that came with the job, certain benefits better schools
but in the end we stuck to what we knew best without leaving family behind
not alot to add, i really dont know alot, (i did placements in them some years ago but just short stints and things differ from care home to care home as to needs etc. The behaviour your sister witnessed is highly unapropriate though and should be reported.
As for family being informed we had the same thing before christmas when my great aunty was in a care home (she had alzeimers (sp) she became ill and was took into the main hospital for medical attention where she later died that night, my nana (next of kin) did not find out she was ill or indeed had been took into hospital until the following day still she did not find out until she went to visit that she had infact died and it came to light she was dead when my nana had received the first phonecall to say she was in hospital. im not sure what the outcome was but i know it was reported as bad protocol?.
Dek has a fetish for tarty gear stockings and shoes just dress up in general if using wenches definition he seldom takes the urge unless them items are present and involed in play
i dont have any..
sorry belinda i was jokingly refering to my son (who has adhd) a lot of the general forum comers do know this and i hope realise i was joking! After a little social gathering at my house where he was literally bouncing of the walls i made this joke
sorry for worrying you and you are of course right about treating animals right
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1 very energetic 9 year old monkey who bounces of walls free to good home (or even a not so good home) will do

Is this a real monkey? Just wondering, because if so, I find it very disturbing that you don't care what happens to your pet once it is out of your hands. Especially given its age.
Why do people think it is okay to just give pets away when thay are tired of them... you see it happen so much. Why get it in the first place? Surely it is wrong to tell your child it's okay to swap the hamster she is bored with for an alternative pet. Surely one of the main points of giving children pets is so that they learn responibility? What example are we setting them?
Sorry if I offend anyone but it offends me that some choose to treat animals like insensitive possessions. They are living creatures with feelings, and we are responsible for their welfare the minute we decide to have them live in our homes. They're not stuffed toys that we can give to OXFAM when they are no longer fun.
1 very energetic 9 year old monkey who bounces of walls free to good home (or even a not so good home) will do
the mute button is broken but im sure that can be fixed!
please please please
i got one from the same person i sent to
(guessing we shud get our arses into gear and get round to a meet)
Quote by firelizard

These two are ours smile

looks like my bed lol where do you and stormy sleep?

my old faithful collie cross , riley - as in life of
she getting on now though
7 gold fish
1 child
im confirming that i can confirm i will be there
short version - yes im coming
:bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:
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Freshly baked cakes remind me of coming home from school. Those little cakes always tasted better hot.

yup they got to be hot!!
freshly baked cakes remind me of being about 9 or 10 again and first helping my mam bake. Serves as a reminder that we got on once
After a few months it was found i could bake better than her (in other peoples opinions) so i got the job as it were, and that was our baking sessions over rolleyes
Ive been on the pills - i think many times its mind over matter with them , they didnt work for me but i know they have worked with many others
I was having twice weekly councilling which i found helped the most,
what workes for one person wont work for the next you just have to keep on until youy find what works best for you as hard as it may seem.
Tan
Quote by kentswingers777
And am proud to say never have prepacked meals in my freezer. Do you know you can buy frozen yorkshire puds and roast potatoes! yuck

Id just like to say how lucky you are not to have prepacked meals in your freezer.
Some parents cant afford anything else
Fact..... it is cheaper to cook " proper " meals, than buying prepacked ones. The major difference in the time it takes to cook it. I can buy chicken and make a curry with it for 5 people for about 5 quid, buy the same in a box for 5, and you wont get change out of a tenner at least.

a chicken lasts 5 of you? my son can eat a whole one to himself down to the bones
i dont go in for ready meals much have used them - mainly if im home alone son staying elsewhere and i dont fancy cooking for myself as for yorky puds though never been able to make them yes i buy the ready made ones i dont think badly about this i have more important things to be worrrying about
as for veg son wont eat a lot of veg in the basic form it makes him sick - however i make things with *hidden goodness* home made soup with 10 different types of veg in goes down a treat as does home made spag bol and many other meals
It doesnt have to be meat and 3 veg to be full of goodness nor does it have to go ping to be quick and easy!
Quote by lyns
It has to be a cream leather sofa tho!! :giggle:

damn mines brown :shock:
lets not forget the leather couches to -
i dont have pampas grass or wear an ankle chain but i do have lava lamps and leather couches redface
aim a bloody good air freshner his way while he watching telly dunno
get him stripped off in the garden and take a hose pipe to him while the kids jump on big bottles of showerr gel aimed at him dunno (actually that sounds fun)
Quote by flower411
Well there ya go !! :shock:
You learn something new everyday biggrin
I just googled "bingo wings" !! lol

:lol2: hope you now know?
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Hey you! I like you the way you are.
smackbottom
You're very sexy in my eyes.
redface

Ty bbw , i dont mind me the way i am either hence the last bit! :lol2: kiss