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Theladyisaminx
Over 90 days ago
Straight Female, 62
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Quote by Resonance
I must admit I can understand the basic premise of baseball and cricket, what gets me is the sudden divergence into weird statistics that obviously mean something to somebody...
"Next up is Jarrod P. Mertle who has a average with a nimble Pimble Wotsit on a Doo Dah. If he can average just on his scroties this week, he can post a seasons best middlums and follow that with a winkle splat, he will be the first wide left pitching receiver catcher to do that since Barney Schmamzie in 1937..."
Baseball seems to only be popular in the US, Cuba and Japan for some reason. Quite how those three came together to nurture the sport is beyond me.
I much prefer the cricket terminology,
I am sure judging by a few terms I have heard of, the inventors of Cricket could have been swingers
Good length
Middle wicket
Wide leg
Full toss
Ball Tampering
Swing
Wide leg
Chest-on
Handled the ball
Reverse Swing
Occupy the crease
Quote by Jaq-kryps
you'd be very very hard pushed to find anybody who is overweight who never eats carbohydrate, and that's even if you could find anybody that doesn't. Human beings evolved as carnivores and the digestive system is designed to deal with fats and protein, it's not designed to deal with plant matter, It's just tolerated, and if you keep exceeding what your body can tolerate, you will put on weight.
My hubby has cut his carb intake down by 90% he doesnt exercise and has lost half a stone in 4 weeks all from the right places..he said he can move quicker, less of a bloated feeling, his skin looks fresher and he just generally looks better, not that he looked bad before.
But it is a lifestyle change not a diet.
He eats natural fats. No low fats goods that are processed that way.
Quote by __random_orbit__
So do we resign ourselves to the fact that Flower is talking a load of rubbish then as per normal? :P
It's all about appearances isn't it minxie?
Sometimes, in the eyes of others, it could 'appear' that certain forum characters are in cahoots... share secrets or are in each others pockets simply by the way they react/support/interact on the this annonymous medium.
'back-room' (pm) interaction and dare I say 'gossip' are sometimes 'supposed' by the viewer and this enforces the idea of the clique.
It may well not be there at all... a shared interest and a little banter may well be all that is there.
(but then again...it may not! hwahh hwahh hwaahhh)
lp
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Most of the time I believe it is people adding 2+2 and coming up with 6
Quote by neilinleeds
in this 'modern' world, where for several generations, and for quite some time historicaly, the movement of people from nation to nation, and indeed continent to continent, it could be thought that are few 'true-bloods' left anywhere.
LP, I think the idea of being somehow pure blood was always a myth. There's never been any such thing. I'm English by birth, with a Scottish mother who's own mother's surname goes back to 9th century viking settlers in the Shetland Isles, who were later incorporated into the Buchanan clan, which means I'm entiltled to wear the tartan AFAIK.
On my maternal grandad's side we've got an Irish emigrant, who left for America to work as yer genuine Irish drover, coming back across the water and settling in Scotland in the latter part of the 19th century. On my dad's side, we've no family history really ((( we don't speak to them, they're an 'orrible lot. 
))) but there's a theory the surname itself is Old French in origin. So, seems I'm a bit of a mongrel really, just like pretty much everyone else who's ever lived in Britain. ;)What is a true Brit?
Dunno Minxy. Apparently it's got something to do with a nostalgia for Spitfires, spinsters cycling to church on misty Sunday mornings, warm beer, a good stiff upper lip, and a fondness for cricketing metaphors, things like that.
How many generations back do we need to go to be classed as a true Brit?
Only one Minxy. If you're born here, you're truly British. It's as easy as that. ;)
Neil x x x ;)
I can also complete a cricket score book does that me a true Brit?
Quote by jaymar
I didn't realise by me putting a thread up about apology could wind the whole forum up.
It was just a topic for conversation, most people that have posted here do not seem wound up.
Contradiction in terms there Minx...
No one is wound up actually, they're all just commenting and discussing your topic in their own way, and giving their own opinion.
That's ok isn't it?
Sorry Jaymar I was just using your term on page 2 that said to Fluff " Either you and Minx are winding the whole forum up with this 'apology' business or you're being serious.
That is ok isn’t it?
I have a sister that was once in a relationship like this, she is a lot older that I am and I witnessed the way she was treated and vowed to myself no man would ever treat me that way.
Looking back he had insecurities that I think she felt she could help him overcome, but it lead to him destroying her self esteem and belief in herself, she would always defend him when she was questioned about the way he treated her like it was her fault that he threw things at her when the windows got steamed up from cooking dinner as she forgot to open them.
She has been out of the relationship for a few years now and is happy with another partner.
We as a family did not give up on him and he has since realised the error of his ways and regrets what he put her through, but it is all a bit late but they remain friends due to the children they share together.
He is now a more content person but it has taken 35 years of us knowing him for him to reach this stage in his life, so sad really so many wasted years of unhappiness.
Looking back he had insecurities that I think she felt she could help him overcome, but it lead to him destroying her self esteem and belief in herself, she would always defend him when she was questioned about the way he treated her like it was her fault that he threw things at her when the windows got steamed up from cooking dinner as she forgot to open them.
She has been out of the relationship for a few years now and is happy with another partner.
We as a family did not give up on him and he has since realised the error of his ways and regrets what he put her through, but it is all a bit late but they remain friends due to the children they share together.
He is now a more content person but it has taken 35 years of us knowing him for him to reach this stage in his life, so sad really so many wasted years of unhappiness.
quote="Resonance"]Minxy you can do make up and hair, you have an implement that blows hot air in your bedroom, I've seen it on cam. You've also got a hairdryer... :-O
Yes! I meant your bum! Aren't I a rascal?! ;-)
Res as you know I am a dab hand with a tool in my hand blowing I will not let you down. :rascal:
Sorry to shatter your illusion in thinking you have been into my bedroom but that was my dinning room.
Yes! I meant your bum! Aren't I a rascal?! ;-)
Res as you know I am a dab hand with a tool in my hand blowing I will not let you down. :rascal:
Sorry to shatter your illusion in thinking you have been into my bedroom but that was my dinning room.
Quote by Lucyandmike7
I have found as I am getting older that I need less sleep, I fell asleep at last night and am now wide awake. Having just 6 hours sleep I will try in a while to grab a few more hours, but when I was in my mid 20’s I needed a lot more sleep, is it a women thing as a lot of females I know seem to need less sleep than their partners.
Maybe it could be the sleep patterns we get accustomed to from having children I don’t know.
How much sleep do you need?
More than I am getting now!
Looking at the time you posted this, you are wide awake at this much to early time of the day too!
I am still awake!
Good morning to you. xxx
