Quote by Wishmaster
Well it's bluddy raining here in Majorca so bog off!!!!!!!!!!!! gggggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Got hijacked by bluddy timeshare tossers too!!!! ggggggggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
But the sex is great
Wishmaster n blondeslave
Quote by little
Well if I wasn't at work, I'd either be doing some gardening, be out on the Norton somewhere out in the Dales, or be underneath my bus outside in the sun!
Rick!
Quote by Red(RHG)
..well here we are..a few rays of sunshine and already my thoughts are turning to outdoor, carnal fun opportunities!
Winter has been with us too long..and I've almost forgotten the hedonistic fun that a warm breeze and a starry night allow us..so the question is..what do you enjoy best about summer??
Quote by JudyTV
Well take a look on some porn sites featuring "chicks with dicks" or "shemales" ( not my words) and then say you cannot find them attractive !
Quote by Alexandra
To be honest and judging from a lot of people I have spoken with, been in PM with etc - there are many, many who only come here for the social side and the friendship.
Lot's of these first joined with the intention of dipping their toes and getting a bit extra spice in their lives, but have since realised that the openness and friendliness provides satisfaction in itself.
I'm not really a swinger although hubby and I fantasise about it a lot - and it may yet stay a fantasy (or there again it may not). But I have many friends on here. Many I have met, many I have still yet to meet.
I have had fun at a munch, had a riot at an Ann Summers Party (ty again Angel), had a coffee with a black dalek, had lunch with very good friends In Shrewbury, enjoyed dinner and good conversation with a lovely member or two, formed lasting friendships with others (one in particular who we don't see in here any more) and recently found a kinship with a wonderful couple who I hope will become lasting family friends with hubby and me.
I know this site was originally set up for swingers and would-be swingers but unlike many other internet sites it has become much more. It has become a community in it's own right. And like all well balanced communities there are people from all walks of life and of all sexual persuasions. The only thing different about this one is that people are more open and honest about their feelings and also can indulge in good clean or downright dirty fun.
In the main, people are not judged. Occasionally we have the purists who say that this place should only be for swingers - but my feeling is that it would be a far poorer place if that were to ever happen.
All in all - this is a wonderful place.
Long may it stay inhabited with 'swingers', 'would-be swingers', 'not-a-chance-ever-swingers' and 'what is this swinging thing anyway' people. And also - those (tongue in cheek here) married people here without partners knowledge (god forbid!) - because some of those are nice, normal fun loving people who just want a laugh and a relax without harming anyone. I should know
OMG I have rambled on ........ and I haven't even had a drink!
I'll shut up now!
Hugs,
Alex x x x
Quote by foxylady 123
Well that flusshed out some of the old pervs who lurk off screan didnt it?
as for bigDewi69, id gladly put you down but im not a vet!!
Quote by Jags
Just got back from my lovely travels - no twats, tossers, turds or twits in sight for a whole 72 hours.
And no-one making stupid saracastic and unwarranted remarks either - just good conversation, good company and good food!
:shock:
:happy: :happy: :happy:
And then I get back in here... :sparring: :sparring: :sticky: :sticky: :fuckinghell: :fuckinghell:
Makes me wonder.
Quote by Eagerslut9
I'm gonna have a smile on my face and a ginormous erection!
So..................I want to be buried on my back with my stiffy poking up through a hole in the lid of the coffin. :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
A sort of "horizontal gloryhole"
Quote by blonde
The reason it was funny is because I was saying Night Night to people and it was about this morning......
I didnt know it meant Night Night............. I thought it was just something people said when they left the room !!!
Quote by Sexysteph
why white rabbits?
In Europe, through the Middle Ages until about Shakespeare's time, the economies of most countries, including especially those where the inhabitants were the ancestors of the English-speaking peoples, were continuing to emerge from the hunter-gatherer traditions that had marked the end of the Stone Age into the modern versions of these traditions that we see today. As hunters, men needed meat, as well as animal furs to protect them from the harsh winters of Northern Europe. The rabbit was sometimes useful for both purposes, but because the rabbit was viewed as a predator on the very fields that man himself was learning how to cultivate, the elimination of rabbits became a desirable purpose for man the farmer/hunter. In this case, man the hunter was generally man the trapper, and since rabbits were not his only prey, he soon noticed that the taking of a rabbit in a trap was usually a precursor to the taking of other small animals, such as foxes and badgers, that might use the same game trail. Cf. Shakespeare:
‘Tis not but a mere rabbit,
For where runs the rabbit,
There 'tis the habit Of running the fox.
-- All's Well That Ends Well, IV, iii, -21.
Therefore, the rabbit was viewed as a sign of good luck to come; and the rabbit's foot, the part of the animal that was caught in the trap, came to seem especially lucky.
Many of these people were still influenced by fairly simple religions, like that of the Druids in Great Britain. For the priests or medicine men of these faiths, the monthly cycle of the moon usually assumed great importance; so any farmers or hunters who wanted to try to assure good luck in the coming cycle would repeat talismanic oaths in the way taught to them by their religious leaders. Therefore, on the first of the month, anyone wishing to pray to his or her primitive gods for good luck during the month ahead might repeat a simple charm, such as "Rabbit, rabbit, rabbit"; or "lucky rabbit, lucky rabbit;" or--because of the association of the color white with the sun and with virtue--"white rabbit, white rabbit, white rabbit." An interesting variant, which in our own time has given a title to novel by John Updike, came from people who for their own reasons could understand the plight of the trapper's prey: "Run, rabbit, run."
Even today, people cling to these superstitions; and an elder of the Fudd family, of the Beverly Hills west of Lincolnshire, who claims to be himself a warlock and one of the last surviving Druids, admits that it matters little which incantation one uses, since anything that anyone feels brings good luck is clearly a worthwhile habit so long as the luck continues.
This aging gentleman, known to his descendants as Grandfather Elmer, takes note that in his lifetime; the incantation "White rabbit, white rabbit, white rabbit" has been abbreviated to, "Wabbit, wabbit, wabbit."
