Join the most popular community of UK swingers now
Login
Tan____Kinky
Over 90 days ago
Bi-curious Female, 43
Straight Male, 67
0 miles · Hartlepool
Forum
Sex God
Quote by poshkate
it does not work if you have a zero as your 4th number lol as i do
It did for me.
Didn't work for me.....I guessed it was cos I have a zero as the 4th number
My fourth number is 0
seems common Sex God
Quote by Bonedigger
it does not work if you have a zero as your 4th number lol as i do
no wonder mine made no sense when i did it 6 times on paper!!!
Mine has a zero in, it worked when I did 0.?? although I got 2 extra 0's
Sex God
Quote by splendid_
I wouldn't want anyone to have a cuppa with me if they aint interested in fucking me.
I am about to spend a weekend with a group of swingers and I won't be having a cuppa with any of them !!
Are they all verified? :twisted:
Sex God
Miss d on the list :bounce:
Darlobiglad are you coming on your own or as a couple??
And if any one would like a hand holder please pm me and I will send you details.
Darlobiglad are you coming on your own or as a couple??
And if any one would like a hand holder please pm me and I will send you details.
Sex God
When are you planning on visiting??
there is also http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/clubs/reviews-2605.html
there is also http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/clubs/reviews-2605.html
Sex God
Quote by Witchyexcited people
Much love to them all :inlove:
:bounce: :bounce:
Tan, those two bouncy things are a touch too similar to the two bouncy things in your avatar.
Apart from the eyes. :shock:
Oh, and the arms?
Sex God
Quote by Witchy
*removes the string of pink fairy lights*
:dry: *Unpacks the hammer, power drill and hard hat* :rascal:
Sex God
Quote by janemcc
Much love to them all :inlove:
:bounce: :bounce:
Sex God
Quote by Witchy
I am not clicking that link. Last time I partook in something that came from you, I ended up screaming in frustration whilst pretending to be a spermatazoid.
And anyway, I like pink! :bounce:
Always knew you were a girl really
:giggle:
Sex God
Quote by noladreams
Cheers - I did mean on the move.
Just been looking at the mobile shops... I just want a PAYG one though rather than a monthly contract as it won't be something that I use loads.
I was looking at these the other day. My sister currently has a 3 dongle which my mum pays for the signal is hit and miss even sat in the house, her contract is nearly up and my mum doesn't want to renew. The one I looked at the other day was £35 with £10 or £15 top up on it already by vodafone.
The modern "free laptop" deals have the dongle built in to the lappy so you cant switch between family or different pc's/lappy's. My brother got one a few weeks ago again with vodafone and he is paying £25 a month.
Sex God
Quote by Sara_2006
Tan--Kinky your on the list as well hun
earth hun pleaseeeee drop the h on my name pmsl
Thank you :bounce:
Sex God
Quote by woohoo
Just me in Scotland then! :giggle:
Nope Dg I'm here too...
We really must meet up some time cos Scotland is only a wee village I have been told manys a time
I would like to put a bunch of "southerners" in the highlands for a week
would make great TV :giggle: Sex God
Once in a blue Moon
The phrase 'once in a blue Moon' is a familiar one meaning once in a very long interval of time. The phrase goes back to at least 1824 when an explanation of its meaning appears as a footnote attached to its use. It is not absolutely clear what is the origin of this phrase but the rare blue colouring of the moon is the most likely. A possible astronomical explanation also is given below.
Two Full Moons in one month
The use of the phrase 'blue Moon' when there are two Full Moons in one calendar month appears to be spreading. The author has no knowledge of the origin of this usage but suspects that it has been 'back-derived' from the phrase denoting rarity with a rather misconceived idea that it is an uncommon thing for there to be two Full Moons in any one month.
For example, between 1984 and 2000 there were two full moons in the following months:
* July 1985
* May 1988
* December 1990
* September 1993
* July 1996
* January 1999
* March 1999
It can be seen that in 1999 there were two such months with only February between them. It could well be said this is not rare enough a phenomenon to qualify for the normal use of the phrase 'once in a blue Moon'.
The phrase 'once in a blue Moon' may be used often enough, yet it’s true meaning has recently been revealed. A blue Moon, by folklore definition is said to be the second Full Moon of the month. However, researchers at Southwest Texas State University have been using historical documents to prove that a blue Moon was really a term that was used by the Marine Farmers’ Almanac as a calendrical meaning to indicate the presence of a 13th Full Moon in a tropical year which usually had 12. A tropical year is a measurement of time from one winter solstice to the next.
When the Moon appears blue
There are rare occasions when the disk of the Moon appears to take on a bluish tint. These should not be confused with contrast effects in which the Moon appears blue because the viewer's eye has been `fooled' by a bright red light. Such an appearance can result from the Moon being seen next to a cloud which is strongly illuminated by the red setting Sun. By contrast, the Moon appears to be green but after the Sun's light has gone the Moon's appearance returns to normal.
A similar effect can be seen by campers sitting around the red light of a camp-fire. Their eyes become attuned to the bright red light of the fire and the Moon then appears greenish by contrast. To anyone whose eyes are not affected by the red firelight, however, the Moon appears normal.
On very rare occasions, however, the Moon does appear to have a bluish hue. This occurs after a violent volcanic eruption or, occasionally, after a big forest fire. The particles in the smoke, or in the volcanic dust, can be of just the right size to scatter the light preferentially in the red so as to leave an excess of blue light in the Moon's image. These rare events give rise to the origin of the phrase.
Dead clever me innit :giggle:
The phrase 'once in a blue Moon' is a familiar one meaning once in a very long interval of time. The phrase goes back to at least 1824 when an explanation of its meaning appears as a footnote attached to its use. It is not absolutely clear what is the origin of this phrase but the rare blue colouring of the moon is the most likely. A possible astronomical explanation also is given below.
Two Full Moons in one month
The use of the phrase 'blue Moon' when there are two Full Moons in one calendar month appears to be spreading. The author has no knowledge of the origin of this usage but suspects that it has been 'back-derived' from the phrase denoting rarity with a rather misconceived idea that it is an uncommon thing for there to be two Full Moons in any one month.
For example, between 1984 and 2000 there were two full moons in the following months:
* July 1985
* May 1988
* December 1990
* September 1993
* July 1996
* January 1999
* March 1999
It can be seen that in 1999 there were two such months with only February between them. It could well be said this is not rare enough a phenomenon to qualify for the normal use of the phrase 'once in a blue Moon'.
The phrase 'once in a blue Moon' may be used often enough, yet it’s true meaning has recently been revealed. A blue Moon, by folklore definition is said to be the second Full Moon of the month. However, researchers at Southwest Texas State University have been using historical documents to prove that a blue Moon was really a term that was used by the Marine Farmers’ Almanac as a calendrical meaning to indicate the presence of a 13th Full Moon in a tropical year which usually had 12. A tropical year is a measurement of time from one winter solstice to the next.
When the Moon appears blue
There are rare occasions when the disk of the Moon appears to take on a bluish tint. These should not be confused with contrast effects in which the Moon appears blue because the viewer's eye has been `fooled' by a bright red light. Such an appearance can result from the Moon being seen next to a cloud which is strongly illuminated by the red setting Sun. By contrast, the Moon appears to be green but after the Sun's light has gone the Moon's appearance returns to normal.
A similar effect can be seen by campers sitting around the red light of a camp-fire. Their eyes become attuned to the bright red light of the fire and the Moon then appears greenish by contrast. To anyone whose eyes are not affected by the red firelight, however, the Moon appears normal.
On very rare occasions, however, the Moon does appear to have a bluish hue. This occurs after a violent volcanic eruption or, occasionally, after a big forest fire. The particles in the smoke, or in the volcanic dust, can be of just the right size to scatter the light preferentially in the red so as to leave an excess of blue light in the Moon's image. These rare events give rise to the origin of the phrase.
Dead clever me innit :giggle:
Sex God
Quote by The Beegees
Theres no fight you cant fight
This battle of love with me
You win again
So little time
We do nothing but compete
Theres no life on earth
No other could see me through
You win again
Some never try
But if anybody can, we can
And Ill be, Ill be
Following you
Oh baby I shake you from now on
Im gonna break down your defenses
One by one
Im gonna hit you from all sides
Lay your fortress open wide
Nobody stops this body from
Taking you
Quote by Led Zep
I should have quit you long time ago,
Yeah, long time ago.
Oh yeah, long time ago.
I wouldnt be here, my children,
Down on this killin floor.
I should have listened, baby, to my second mind x2
Everytime I go away and leave you, darling,
You send me the blues way down the line.
Babe, treat me right, baby, oh my my my
People tellin me baby cant be satisfied;
They try to worry me baby
But they never hurt you in my eyes.
Said, people worry I cant keep you satisfied.
Let me tell you baby,
You aint nothin but a two-bit, no-good jive.
Went to sleep last night, worked as hard as I can,
Bring home my money, you take my money, give it to another man;
I should have quit you, baby, such a long time ago,
I wouldnt be here with all my troubles
Down on this killing floor.
Squeeze me baby, till the juice runs down my leg, x2
The way you squeeze my lemon,
I..Im gonna fall right out of bed, yeah.
Hey! (conversation between robert plant & guitar)
Baby baby baby...
Im gonna leave my children down on this killin floor
(Robert Johnson origins)
Quote by Johny Cash
I hurt myself today
to see if I still feel
I focus on the pain
the only thing that's real
the needle tears a hole
the old familiar sting
try to kill it all away
but I remember everything
what have I become?
my sweetest friend
everyone I know
goes away in the end
and you could have it all
my empire of dirt
I will let you down
I will make you hurt
I wear this crown of thorns
upon my liar's chair
full of broken thoughts
I cannot repair
beneath the stains of time
the feelings disappear
you are someone else
I am still right here
what have I become?
my sweetest friend
everyone I know
goes away in the end
and you could have it all
my empire of dirt
I will let you down
I will make you hurt
If I could start again
a million miles away
I would keep myself
I would find a way
(Cover of Night inch nails)
Sex God
Quote by earthchild
Can I be on the list to please :twisted:
we coming in force now sarah lol
well me n tan
We are force enough
Sex God
Brrring Brrrring (the most annoying one for the family numbers)
"me" Hello
"mum" Hi where are you
"me" Your ringing my land line..
"mum" Yeah but are you in the house??
"me" No
"mum" Oh ok bye then
:doh:
