If I were to pop off this mortal coil today I can honestly say I've done all I ever wished for.
However if I have the choice there is one little thing I'd love to do; Play football in the park with my great, great grandchildren.
I Judge. So must you, if you agree or not, with the last statement or the next.
So what?
Travelling home to be with the family
Or you could join the air force, fly off to distant countries, look down on smiling waving people and then drop bombs on them.
Then again there is always the Navy
you get to sail to foreign lands, meet lots of lovely ladies and then visit the doctor to explain your willy rot.
4x12hr days, 4 off, 4x12hr nights, 4 off.
Cornish pasties and Somerset cider!
Many years ago when I first started studying history it was all about dates. When did this happen, when did that happen, etc.
Since then I have learnt that when is irrelevant without why did it happen? Who did it happen to? What happened after? and What was the context at the time?
We cannot sit here in 2013 and cast judgement on the past by our modern standards. Yes we should learn from the mistakes of history, but we cannot condemn the morals of people, communities, countries or civilization itself just because it doesn't meet the standards of today.
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I don't think it matters too much to most people that you have your cock pic on your profile. It's your profile, so put on it what you want. Face pics are always far more likely to assist you than cock pics though.
One thing I will say is that I don't understand what you mean by the following statement or it's relevance: 'I do have but you can get up your lazy bum and mail me for it.'
It is a seperate paragraph and doesn't seem to relate to anything else.
That's a very good point Rob, and it certainly seems there is an assumption amongst the morally incorruptible forumites of cheating.
For my part it's because the OP mentions wanting somewhere to go. If their partner was aware then why would she have to go anywhere? Why not just stay at home? Those questions are of course rhetorical and indeed private to the OP, but I thought I would demonstrate a train of thought as to why there could be an assumption of cheating.
This Shows a hotel that is available at reduced rates nearby, although it isn't on the Isle of Wight so is probably not really an option. My suggestion would be to ring/email round local hotels and see if they are willing to do the same thing. I know that places like premier inn's, Travelodge etc are willing to rent rooms during the day, but they tend not to advertise it.
Windows 8 was designed for touch screen desktops and laptops. If you don't have one but you are operating the system, then I'm afraid you are the wrong side of cash street.
A competent firefighter earns &28,481 without including overtime. When he retires he will have an income of £26,000 from his state and work pension. I'm sure many people wish they could retire and still take home 90% of their working wage.
I don't agree with the strike action, but I do agree that no one should reasonably expect someone in the late fifties to carry out a full range of firefighting duties. But there is another way: promotion and a less physically arduous role.
The fact that we get older and age takes it's toll is well recognised in the armed forces. No Soldier, Sailor or Airman is permitted to join up and serve into their fifties at the basic rank. If they get promoted they are offered a contract extension. If they do not progress then their contract is not extended and they leave the forces. Why not do the same for the fire service.
One thing that has never been satisfactorily explained to me is why I must fund the BBC. I can pay for sky/virgin/whatever if I want to access their services and accept that the money I send their way will in one way or another end up boosting their profits. The key thing is that I have a choice.
With the BBC I have no choice whatsoever, I have to pay money by law to a profit making organisation, before I can even consider the option of paying for sky etc.
The situation is a joke. If you want to watch any TV in this country you have to pay the BBC. Maybe the monopolies commission should get involved!