True Jo, but I wasn't aware how well I had to have known you !! Anyway, hope you get sorted out.
If you change your mind or want to meet locally, then I'll be around a while before I pop out anyway.
Ant.
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antwest99
4 weeks ago
Bi-curious Male, 61
Bi-curious Female, 57
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Well as another single, it sounds a great idea - would be better if we can be paired up though as it provides some sort of balance to the event. It must be a good idea to try other events with the same group of people - after all if you get on with each other, the activity is irrelevant.
Ant.
p.s. even bingo might be a laugh - went once and still got my dabber !
Ant.
p.s. even bingo might be a laugh - went once and still got my dabber !
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I reckon this rubber-band thingy is an excellent idea. After all my kids have about 20 each so why shouldn't I have one ? 
However, as has been said, most of the single colours already mean something else so the question is, can we get dual colour ones?
I also reckon we should all have the same, regardless of our sexual inclinations etc. After all there are so few of us around compared to the population as a whole, it makes it a lot easier to know what to look for. Even if our desires are not the same, wearing the band would at least indicate a kindred spirit!
Oh, and please not day-glo !! Some of us might be wearing them with a suit....
Ant.
However, as has been said, most of the single colours already mean something else so the question is, can we get dual colour ones?
I also reckon we should all have the same, regardless of our sexual inclinations etc. After all there are so few of us around compared to the population as a whole, it makes it a lot easier to know what to look for. Even if our desires are not the same, wearing the band would at least indicate a kindred spirit!
Oh, and please not day-glo !! Some of us might be wearing them with a suit....
Ant.
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Quote by RedHot
:shock: The original post was made over 2 months ago. I think you've kinda missed the boat mate :doh:
Tracy-Jayne
Indeed, as the profile mentioned doesn't even exist anymore. Don't people check? Saves a lot of disappointment... and there's enough of that for a single bloke already!!
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I've played Mottram Hall a few times. It's a nice course, but I can't remember the costs. Most of Man Utd play there and most 'away' teams stay there when they play them.
And the teams that don't stay there tend to stay and play at the Manchester Marriott in Worsley, a mere 10 mins walk for me (I pass it on the way to the pub...)
I don't play but understand it's a good course - it held some fairly serious event last year that stopped all local parking and made them really popular with the locals (not!).Would be happy to pop along and caddy (any women golfers in need?) as golf's one of those things I've always wanted to try but never got further than the pitch'n'putt....
Ant.
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Quote by lilacgem
OMG No!
Where will we go then? The only other place I know of (leigh) is a police target area & boy racer :cry:
If anyone knows of any good places in north cheshire can they please PM me
And if they do, could you please PM me? I'm not going to that spot again (unless anyone makes a firm meeting of course...!!
Ant.
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Quote by Vix
SAD SAD SADITTY SAD SAD
Oh, and every telephone number, car reg and post code you ever had? Remember them, too?
Yep, not consciously though - just happens. Also NI number, NHS number, bank account, all my work phone numbers back to the year dot...
However remembering birthdays and things I must get done today/tomorrow always evade me!
Ant
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Oh well, here we go.....
1) 1978 Ford Escort Mk1 1300 GT
2) 1981 Ford Escort MkII 1600 Sport
3) 1984 VW Golf Mk 1 (what was I thinking !!)
4) 1986 Ford Escort XR3i (seeing a pattern here?)
5) 1990 VW Golf Mk2 GTi (just kept on going)
6) 1998 Mitsubishi Shogun (family, dog & caravan by now)
7) 2002 Renault Megane TDi (no wife, dog or caravan!)
Fave has to be the Mk2 Golf GTi. It broke down on the test drive (had to be towed back to the dealer by a taxi !!!) but it never dared to fail me after that.....
Ant.
1) 1978 Ford Escort Mk1 1300 GT
2) 1981 Ford Escort MkII 1600 Sport
3) 1984 VW Golf Mk 1 (what was I thinking !!)
4) 1986 Ford Escort XR3i (seeing a pattern here?)
5) 1990 VW Golf Mk2 GTi (just kept on going)
6) 1998 Mitsubishi Shogun (family, dog & caravan by now)
7) 2002 Renault Megane TDi (no wife, dog or caravan!)
Fave has to be the Mk2 Golf GTi. It broke down on the test drive (had to be towed back to the dealer by a taxi !!!) but it never dared to fail me after that.....
Ant.
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Quote by bigDewi69
Or hang CDs from the branches or leave them on the soil. .
This is of course also a tried and tested (by me at least) way of stopping the bloody birds messing with my apple and cherry trees. Do it now and it's just in time to save the blossom.... Just glue them front-to-front, drill a little hole and hang using fishing line..... They make nice patterns near sunset as well. Next door's baby can't stop watching them!
Ant.
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Quote by Silk and Big G
I suppose what im saying is they strike me as almost pretentious , in the way that its all such hard work . Its like the amazing quality of their music is some 'great secret' that only those who 'understand' would appreciate . I dont think music should be that way , and its just my personal preference but i think sometimes when it comes to songs using complex lyrics with hidden meanings where a simple line with a good melody could have been is less entertaining . .
Well said that man !! Yes, Radiohead are OK but they're not as accessible and thus don't influence the majority of the music-listening public in the way that for example the Beatles (and their clone - Oasis) do... Not decrying them at all, but I reckon it's all about music snobbery (is NME still going ?
).Manics should have won anyway.
Ant.
p.s. who honestly owns most albums in this top 100 ?? I'll start the ball rolling with 27 which includes some I'd rather not admit to..
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Well I'm apparently a spatial thinker (typical male if I believe all the propoganda )
Sad thing is my previous job is on the list and my current one isn't !!
Ant.
Spatial Thinkers:
Tend to think in pictures, and can develop good mental models of the physical world.
Think well in three dimensions
Have a flair for working with objects
Like other spatial thinkers, Leonardo had a talent for designing buildings and machinery. He also invented a new style of map making Other Spatial Thinkers include
Pablo Picasso, Michelangelo, Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Careers which suit Spatial Thinkers include
Mechanic, Photographer, Artist, Architect, Engineer, Builder, Set designer
)Sad thing is my previous job is on the list and my current one isn't !!
Ant.
Spatial Thinkers:
Tend to think in pictures, and can develop good mental models of the physical world.
Think well in three dimensions
Have a flair for working with objects
Like other spatial thinkers, Leonardo had a talent for designing buildings and machinery. He also invented a new style of map making Other Spatial Thinkers include
Pablo Picasso, Michelangelo, Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Careers which suit Spatial Thinkers include
Mechanic, Photographer, Artist, Architect, Engineer, Builder, Set designer
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Quote by mal609
There's another Site that's used not too far from there which isn't anywhere near as busy, but we have lots of fun there - don't we, boys and girls? :twisted:
Mal
Would appreciate a directional clue to this quieter location starting from the "busy" place. I know a couple of other locations but all are similarly full of tossers except one which has never provided any action at all although it looks a good spot to me. Has a similar connection to water but only 1 car park - up a small hill - wonder if that's where you mean?
Ant.
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Quote by uhuru
Any Northern guy worth his salt would have come over and chatted to me, said hi, had a laugh and found out if it was going anywhere. But he decided to carry on watching me and did nothing. So nothing came of it.
Which I guess makes him like me; a genuine Northerner but with Southern responses
.... My only excuse would be that I'm crap at chatting up and it's probably better not to make an arse of myself 
(especially if I'm ever going to be back in the same place again). If I move down South, of course, I'd blend in better but would I have to start to talk like they do in Eastenders rather than Corrie??
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if I can find my old school blazer, then I'll go for that...... Rocky Horror is fine in its' place (the theatre ) but if you think I'm driving up there in stockings and a dirty lab coat to find that no-one else bothered, you've another thing coming !! :shock:
Ant.
) but if you think I'm driving up there in stockings and a dirty lab coat to find that no-one else bothered, you've another thing coming !! :shock: Ant.
