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My Fathers Eyes - Eric Clapton
It makes the forums look used and busy again. so far :thumbup:
I think there are a lot of people that join here that could think because we all have a something in common we all do it the same way, we join and within minutes are all in bed together, that just isn't the case in a majority of cases.
Swinging has a social and making friends element too, I wouldn't want to have sex with someone from down the local pub the same way I wouldn't want to with someone from coming here and talking to someone for 5 minutes either.
Some might like it that way, but you have to be in the right place at the right time and the chatrooms might be a bettter option if you do.
Swinging and wanting sex isn't the same thing in my eyes.
Hello Lost x
I personally would think if we ever got to the stage of ever feeling the need to do a lie detector test would be because for some reason we have lost the trust in each other. Althought we have both done a few things that we are sorry for after, the fact we have always been honest and told each other.
If we had to use a lie detector I would think our relationship wouldnt be based on trust which we both base our reationship on.
Heaven must be missing an angel - Tavares
I just noticed all my friends were online 5 minutes ago which I know isn't the case as many of them are at work, it has just all changed to show they were all online 10 minutes ago now.
Have others noticed this are the gremlins are work today?
I heard this from a friend this morning and found a couple of articules about it this being one about a scam.
A card is posted through your door from a company called PDS (Parcel Delivery Service) suggesting that they were unable to deliver a parcel and that you need to contact them on (a Premium rate number). It's important that you do not call this number, as this is a mail scam originating from Belize.
If you call the number and start to hear a recorded message you will already have been billed £315 for the phone call.
If you do receive a card with these details, then please contact Royal Mail Fraud on .
I have also read
Each Christmas rumours circulate that an old scam has come back to life.
It concerns conmen trading as PDS Parcel Delivery who leave cards saying you should contact them on to arrange delivery of a (non-existent) package.
This line costs a minute and was registered to crooks hiding behind an accommodation address in Belize, Central America.
The important word here is "was". This scam was shutdown by the watchdog for premium rate phone services in 2005. This phone number is no longer in use. Although rumours of this scam re-surface each Christmas, it is no longer running (at least, not with this number).
So doesn't mean it couldn't have started up again with a different number.
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Ain't Too Proud To Beg - The Temptations