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Theladyisaminx
Over 90 days ago
Straight Female, 62
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Quote by flower411

Sanctuary is here for all true believers ..

:awe:
you live in Croydon?
oooooo!
lp
AWWWW my sole acolyte !!! you see "Croydon" as sanctuary !!!
You have far to travel ........
with a single footstep, it begins...
(I typed that with a strange accent... to appear very short, big ears... stick... little cloak)
lp

Uncle Bulgaria !!!!!!!!!
Its who sprung to mind.
Shhhh don't say a word! lol
Quote by __random_orbit__

Sanctuary is here for all true believers ..

:awe:
you live in Croydon?
oooooo!
lp
AWWWW my sole acolyte !!! you see "Croydon" as sanctuary !!!
You have far to travel ........
with a single footstep, it begins...
(I typed that with a strange accent... to appear very short, big ears... stick... little cloak)
lp
Can I ask do other areas have the right to vote for their local council mayor?
I am not talking about the London mayor.
Or are your council mayors voted by councillors?
Quote by flower411
Flower, at one point I voted purely to be rid of the Conservative Party, which meant I voted Labour at every opportunity given to me, whether local or national, no matter who the candidate was. At the last election I could no longer bring myself to vote for them, and I can't imagine the time will come where I'll ever vote Conservative, so these days I turn up all dutiful like at the polling station, and exercise what little option I have left by scribbling "None Of The Above" all over the ballot paper.
It's too important a right not to use it, but at the last general election I had precisely two candidates to choose from in the constituency I lived in at the time, which makes an absolute mockery of local democracy in action IMO, and couldn't bring myself to vote for either of them of them, which left me with only the option of a spoiled ballot, just so I can say I did actually turn up and exercise my right to vote. It sucks really. confused

To be honest, it hadn`t occured to me to do that.
Maybe we should lobby for a "None of the above" option on all ballot papers
If it came as the majority vote, they`d all have to go away and rethink their policies until people felt they could vote for them .

You`re a genius lol
Flower what A great idea!
You`re a genius! lol
niceguysdoexist I have read your posts with interest and thought.
I don't understand all of what you say am still learning and questioning here.
To all I have enjoyed this thread as it has such diverse comments without conflict which I believe can only be good, long may it continue.
It has given me some thinking material and will be back with some questions on others thoughts.
One for the moment sorry! redface
Could state ownership work, I believe state ownership of utilities transport housing could work if managed right.
I do believe minds and mentality of people need changing as people working in private or public sector seem to think very differently. This is not a knock at anybody just a personal observation.
We have jigsaw puzzles that I have collected since 1991 I have bought one a year since my first child was born all festive scenes
We start on the first December and have one on the go until 1st January my eldest son who is now 17 picks the first one to do.
Me and the children decorate the tree together.
I make sausage rolls and chestnut stuffing with my daughter on Christmas eve, as my mum done with me and to mums recipe.
I really enjoy just me hubby and the children having Christmas day alone, so we can play games and just not have to worry about rushing anywhere or waiting on others.
We see family and friends just not on Christmas day.
Quote by essex34m
Look at where he is from....
They are all strange up there.

"The former marine, from Eastleigh in Hampshire"
errmm I guess you didn't read the articule Hampshire is down south! lol
Quote by travlinmanukok
I am a courier .....swinging is a past time not a life ?
steve x

I hope you are not the courier that is delievering parcels I am waiting on. lol
I prefer to make friends in the chatrooms than on the forums. It is easier here to misconstrue what someone has said on the forums
In the chat rooms it is more interactive I feel.
I use both, I often have my own room in chat where I am just doing silly things and have a few regulars that come in for a laugh. I enjoy the light hearted banter and do stupid things like drying my hair on cam or playing stupid music requests.
In the forums a more serious me seems to come out, I like the forums for the thought provoking threads. So I use the chat rooms for the banter and here for more meaningful discussions
I used to do quiet a few threads but have been quieter of late.
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So we are pulling out of Iraq, about time, as long as we do not leave it in a bigger mess than when we pull the place apart.
As for paying, yes we are going to be paying for Cash Gordon's hand outs for decades... and we have only just paid for WW2.
Travis

And we were well and truely stitched up there!
I wonder who it was that stitched us up rolleyes
Could it be the same country that started the banking problems? hummmm I wonder! wink
I could just be becomming cynical in my older age! confused
One mans cynic is another woman realist.
Meaning?
Are you calling me a man or agreeing with a woman? lol
Or neither?
Do I sound confused? redfaceYou are my cynic, I am your realist.
I am agreeing with you.
I thought you were! lol
But I have a theory on this! wink
Quote by
So we are pulling out of Iraq, about time, as long as we do not leave it in a bigger mess than when we pull the place apart.
As for paying, yes we are going to be paying for Cash Gordon's hand outs for decades... and we have only just paid for WW2.
Travis

And we were well and truely stitched up there!
I wonder who it was that stitched us up rolleyes
Could it be the same country that started the banking problems? hummmm I wonder! wink
I could just be becomming cynical in my older age! confused
One mans cynic is another woman realist.
Meaning?
Are you calling me a man or agreeing with a woman? lol
Or neither?
Do I sound confused? redface
Quote by travlinmanukok
no offence taken flower haha lol ......i like a good wind up anyway ......
steve xx

Well what man would give himself the name Flower, I ask you, mind you most would say he is tune with his femine side so it is an easy mistake to make! lol
Most in the past have been shocked to see him on cam and said I thought from the forums you were a woman. lol
Flower I said you need to put your old avatar back it might stop the confusion smackbottom
Quote by
So we are pulling out of Iraq, about time, as long as we do not leave it in a bigger mess than when we pull the place apart.
As for paying, yes we are going to be paying for Cash Gordon's hand outs for decades... and we have only just paid for WW2.
Travis

And we were well and truely stitched up there!
I wonder who it was that stitched us up rolleyes
Could it be the same country that started the banking problems? hummmm I wonder! wink
I could just be becomming cynical in my older age! confused
Ok I will be truthful
I have always voted but have been ignorant of politics I am learning questioning more as I get older.
I have always voted for the local Politian on their local government polices. So I have always voted for a member that is known and lives in the Constituency that they represent in parliament.
But since we now have local mayoral elections I am looking at the bigger picture.
I am now stuck as to who to vote for.
Quote by kentswingers777
Why is it that I always hear the same drivel!
Thatcher left power yonks ago...light years ago, yet she still get's the blame for things now. Strange one.
I think that she was the greatest PM except for Churchill. Am not going to go into the politics of what she did or did not do but....start blaming THIS lot of incompetent fools, that have been in power now for OVER ten years.
Why is it Governments and even people always want to blame others for their own incompetence. The buck stops at this Labour Government for most of our problems, not a Government that was in 15 years ago. :shock:

Our country isn’t in a state just based on the last 5, 10, 15 ,20 or even 50 years ago. This is why we have history you have to look back since parliament began it all has a part to play in where and what is today.
If you think all the problems related today is just down to the last 5-10 years I seriously think you are wrong.
Of course Thatcher had a part to play as did the labour government before her.
Look back and lets learn don’t just look at this government.
I am not defending this government or previous ones, They are all as bad as each other.
But for you to say lets blame this government for all that is today is a blinkered view of life. Just my opinion.
Quote by shad
Thanks for all of the above guys it took me right back to those wonderful daye of yore. One thing not mentioned was- Do you remember the morning we all went decimal.
I went to the corner shop with a small amount of old pennies and left with brand new shiny money.

I do Feb 1971, I was 7 and it was on the day we moved house, so I thought for years that each time you moved you changed money! redface lol
Quote by travlinmanukok
I will 2nd that yes you are perfect ( now wheres the cold shower)
steve xx

lol lol I am saying nothing :gagged:
bolt
I have seen the Mum song before its great.
She has now done a Dads song we can't leave them out.
Quote by flower411

lol

Where do you dig them up from? lol
I am sure you are older than what you say you are! rotflmao
Mind you I saw a programme about the first cystal radios the other day, where Kids had to listen to their parents songs.
Did you have one of these? wink lol lol
Quote by foxylady2209
I have a simple policy.
Everyone gets
a) Rectangular presents (DVDs are great).
b) Tokens (no wrapping at all)
c) a bottle (Asda do a lovely range of bottle gift bags).
Anyone asks for anything else - it gets put in a rectangular box. I'll put some dry food in with the kitten.
bolt

took me a moment for the penny to drop redface redface
But then rotflmao rotflmao :thumbup: luv it
Quote by JTS
And when the conservative party are elected the banks will start lending again....I wonder why....But then, most of the bankers vote conservative. Until then they are buying-up all the shares that have fallen in value (due to their stupidity in buying unsecured depts) to sell again when the economy/ies recover, which they will.
I think G. Brown is doing ok, which is quite good considering that he's trying to get a "conservative" banking organisation to do what they should be doing anyway....lending short-term to good businesses. Maybe they should be taken into state ownership anyway, even if only to sack the tarts running them at the moment....
Anyone see the news of another 50 billion dollar fiddle ?

And these are the guys running banks ?
Now, who would they/he vote for in an election ?

I have read about Bernard Madoff’s scam that is the pyramid scheme, it is the same scheme that was kicking around play grounds a few years back on a smaller scale of course. I can not believe the thousands that have lost their money and not know what he was doing, o to look the part and get people to trust you. it beggers belief to be honest how he got away with it for so long.
Back to Brown I do believe he is talking about privatising the banks.
Plus looks good for new small business opportunities.
I do believe Brown is looking longer term, we do need banks to start leanding to each other, it isnt just about banks leading to Joe public. People need to think about businesses and peoples jobs at stake.
Quote by Dawnie
A new carpet closely followed by a new hubby rolleyes

rotflmao
Is the last one still breathing? lol
Or did your hands fit around his neck? :twisted:
Bless him he was only trying to help! rotflmao
I don't do politics normally but I thought I would throw one in sorry! redface
Do you think brown is doing a good job in the economical cycle with this country?
I am open with politics I see them all as jabbering fools, but I do feel the conservatives would have just left things to spiral out of control, at least Brown is trying.
Unlike the 90's when things went wrong, it was the banks this time and their inter bank lending and the press for fuelling the fire that caused these problems, and the government are left to try and recover the situation.
Do you think he is making the right moves?
What else could he have done to settle things?
I just feel give him credit he might not do it all right but as for the economics I would rather have him at the helm than any others.
My twins have just started secondary school in September and the first thing we were handed was a school journey trip for a team building activity at a cost of for 5 days
Total x2
Now just before Christmas, not yet been on the first trip and payments not complete. we are handed another school journey trip this time skiing at a cost of £800 for 7 days.
Total x2 £1,600
I feel it puts a lot of pressure on our children, especially those of us that have twins whereby we have to pay double all at the same time.
Do schools think that all parents are able to afford such trips?
Are children not at school to learn?
Where are the trips like we used to do?
The only trip I had at secondary school was a trip to Paris as part of our French lessons
Both trips are next year one in February the other in May.
I would like to hear what others think?
We are a couple and have met the same guy 7 times, I have met him 3 times alone.
I am the female part and the only way I can define it, is that Love and lust are so different, you can share the same intimate times together with your hubby or another guy, but both experiences feel different.
One is lust driven the other is love driven.
I have spoken to many here that to do what we do would scare the hubby. You have to define the two and totally understand it all before you start I believe to make it work for all parties involved.
I believe it is hard for a lot to totally understand.
But for me to get the best out of this experience it is the only way it would have worked for me and Hubby totally understood that.
It is about having 100% trust too.
I believe to a large degree that longevity is in our genetic makeup.
I have read the discussions about smoking drinking etc,
But I have a long history of family members that have both drunk and smoked and lived will into their 80’s 90’s very few of my ancestors and died under the age of 75 and the ones that have were married into the family not blood line relatives.
I knew and know all of my family from my great grandparents to modern day and have studied my family history. I have gone back as far as the beginning of the 1800’s
On all my lines and further back on a couple.
I know of none that died of smoking or drinking related illness thus far, or of cancer.
I am only talking about relatives in my bloodline.
Yet I know many that have smoked drunk or done both.
So I do believe it is what is in our genes that counts for a lot.
Quote by Peanut
Kids start smoking because they think it makes them look grown-up. Where do they get that idea from? Could it perhaps be the fact they see grown-ups smoking. The rationale being that grown-ups must know what they are doing so smoking must be okay. rolleyes
As for the whinging and whining about alcohol being treated differently, well as the old joke goes... you don't see drinkers in a pub pissing on each other.
As for smokers being 'lepers' in contemporary society, well great. They should be. You make a choice to smoke, I make a choice to not smoke. Unfortunately when you smoke you blow it into the air non-smokers use. That makes you selfish and uncaring about other people's choices. So if you have to stand out in the cold, tough, get thicker socks, or better still have the balls to quit and come into the warm with the rest of us non-smokers.

No but they could vomit over you instead.
But look at the crime related incidences what involve drinking compared to smoking.
I wonder what costs the government the most.
Crimes involving alcohol or smoking related illness?
I believe the government by banning smoking in pubs have pushed many to stay at home with friends smoking and drinking around children.
Adults had a choice to enter a pub, what happened to the public and salon bar?
One side could have been for smokers the other for non smokers.
Alcohol can damage children’s health even though they don’t drink.