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Theladyisaminx
Over 90 days ago
Straight Female, 62
United Kingdom
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I'd like to add a further aspect to the survey which has always fascinated me..
If in the same bed, which way round? M with F to his left? (which is the way we have been in over 35 years together).
However, when walking in the street, it is the other way round for us, F to the right and I am uncomfortable the other way round.
Strange?
What do others think/do?
I sleep on the left, I have thought about this in the past, and my theory is the woman always seems to sleep nearest the door, could it be an unconscious thing we do?
As when our bed was around another way I slept on the right but was then nearest the door.
It could be an inbuilt factor to do with getting up to children in the night, just a thought.
But one I have no reason as yet not to believe based on the people I know.
You know you are right. Women do sleep by the door. It must be so they can make a dash to get away from me.
Or we are the protectors from intruders!
Quote by GnV
I'd like to add a further aspect to the survey which has always fascinated me..
If in the same bed, which way round? M with F to his left? (which is the way we have been in over 35 years together).
However, when walking in the street, it is the other way round for us, F to the right and I am uncomfortable the other way round.
Strange?
What do others think/do?
I sleep on the left, I have thought about this in the past, and my theory is the woman always seems to sleep nearest the door, could it be an unconscious thing we do?
As when our bed was around another way I slept on the right but was then nearest the door.
It could be an inbuilt factor to do with getting up to children in the night, just a thought.
But one I have no reason as yet not to believe based on the people I know.
475 days did ya know 
Quote by mancunian
It's the only film in which Gwyneth Paltrow and her father Bruce collaborated.
What was the name of the first ship commanded by Horatio Nelson?
check out fluff the film buff!!
Albemarle
What is St Davids in Wales claim to fame?
My scource claims that Nelsons first command as captain was HMS Hinchinbroke. Albemarle was his second command post.
And I was led to believe it was HMS Badger
Prior to the badger he took command of little lucy according to wikki...
Oooh lucky Little Lucy :giggle:
Wonder what Lady Hamilton thought of that!
3sum perhaps?
Is that the next question?
Quote by Lost
Yup :lol2: thats exactly what I do. I set the alarm fr really late/early then when it goes off I move to the PC turn it on, bake bread while it boots up
Its how I get kicks OK!
O lost you should have just asked me! :kick:
So happy to be of service!
Quote by flower411
You didn't miss much only me and two forum men in there, so decided to open one called Pink Flamingoes that done slighty better, Have not a clue why
Surely that was the one where ya started taking ya clothes off !!!
:shock: Oi you sod, you said if I took my top off the room might fill up!
How many were in there about 8 of us
See even that didn't work, you and your bright ideas!
The room was busier when you wore your pink hat on cam I can't think why! :P
Cos women with their tops off on cam are all over the place ...
Whereas ...
An idiot in a pink cowboy hat is a bit of a rarity !!!
I bet I have seen you more with your hat on, than you have seen me with my top off! :P
Quote by flower411
You didn't miss much only me and two forum men in there, so decided to open one called Pink Flamingoes that done slighty better, Have not a clue why
Surely that was the one where ya started taking ya clothes off !!!
:shock: Oi you sod, you said if I took my top off the room might fill up!
How many were in there about 8 of us
See even that didn't work, you and your bright ideas!
The room was busier when you wore your pink hat on cam I can't think why! :P
Quote by Kandleman
You didn't miss much only me and two forum men in there, so decided to open one called Pink Flamingoes that done slighty better.
Have you seen the film Pink Flamingoes?
:shock: No I had not, but on just reading up about it I did not have a clue about it or the story line.
But on having just read about it, it seems was a very risky film of the 70's and lead to a cult following.
My naming the room was in total innocence and a name that just popped into my head, I wonder how many people that came into the room had heard of the film?
Quote by Billy41
Can you name a blue food (blue cheese does not count)
If there is a blue food item it is nothing nature has provided as a million years ago, when our earliest ancestors were foraging for food, blue, purple and black were color warning signs of potentially lethal food.
I have heard that blue is an appetite suppressant and if you dish up a dinner on a blue plate you would eat less of what is on the plate.
Quote by mrs-cream123
Did you know, carrots haven't always been orange? The Dutch (I think) turned carrots the orange colour they are now. Before them being orange, they were purple.
Anyone else watching Something for the Weekend? :lol2:
:shock: I wonder if we could change puple cabbages, orange the same way.
It is said that a lot of children eat things beacuse of their appeal in colour, it could make them see cabbages as more appealing if they were orange!
