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browning
Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Male, 57
0 miles · Essex
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I always open doors for ladies.
I always dress smart.
I always smell clean and fresh.
I always treat ladies as ladies.
I feel that when you first go out with a lady the man should pay, once you settle into a relationship I think it is fair for the lady and gent to go dutch.
I went out last week for my birthday and a lady friend INSISTED on paying for everything, I must admit I felt uncomfortable with this and made her promise that on her birthday she would let ME pay for everything.
I always dress smart.
I always smell clean and fresh.
I always treat ladies as ladies.
I feel that when you first go out with a lady the man should pay, once you settle into a relationship I think it is fair for the lady and gent to go dutch.
I went out last week for my birthday and a lady friend INSISTED on paying for everything, I must admit I felt uncomfortable with this and made her promise that on her birthday she would let ME pay for everything.
" I don't mind, I have nothing to hide and don't commit crime"
People say this all the time, but, we may not have anything to hide, but we have plenty to fear.
I would not trust the goverment to run a bath let alone a national DNA database. Look at the cock up of the NHS computer system. All the personal information lost over the past year(missing discs etc etc).
Whilst I agree that DNA can help catch criminals, I just don't trust the goverment with my info.
I used to be in favour of a DNA database and ID cards but not anymore.
The police know who the criminals are, it's the bloody courts that keep setting them free.
Another point, if the goverment had my DNA they could clone me! :shock:
People say this all the time, but, we may not have anything to hide, but we have plenty to fear.
I would not trust the goverment to run a bath let alone a national DNA database. Look at the cock up of the NHS computer system. All the personal information lost over the past year(missing discs etc etc).
Whilst I agree that DNA can help catch criminals, I just don't trust the goverment with my info.
I used to be in favour of a DNA database and ID cards but not anymore.
The police know who the criminals are, it's the bloody courts that keep setting them free.
Another point, if the goverment had my DNA they could clone me! :shock:
:shock:Looking back on my childhood I realise how lucky I was. Even now when we all get together we sit round the table eating and drinking and giggling and it's brilliant. I'm also very lucky because although my parents are now divorced, they still get on brilliantly and go out for dinner together on a regular basis.
One of the problems with giving out personal information is the chance of ID theft/fraud. I have been a victim of this and did not attend a recent munch because of having to show 2 forms of ID.
It may sound a little extreme, but when you have been a victim of ID theft it makes you VERY careful.
It may sound a little extreme, but when you have been a victim of ID theft it makes you VERY careful.
One thing that was never short in my house growing up was love and affection from mum and dad. We used to all sit round the dinner table every night and have our evening meal together and were encouraged to talk to each other. Off topic I know but a very important part of my upbringing.
I got a smack when I was younger and it didn't do me any harm.
Thats the line everyone comes out with, however, in my case it's true.
If you tell a 2 yr old not to go near an electric socket they won't understand, but a small slap on the legs to shock them will make them understand.
As children get older I feel there are better ways of punishing them than slapping.
I got caught shoplifting when I was 13, what did my dad do?, stopped me going to army cadets and took all my army gear off me, I would have much rather been slapped!.
We all think we are good parents, but there is no instruction manual with kids and you have to do what works for you.
Thats the line everyone comes out with, however, in my case it's true.
If you tell a 2 yr old not to go near an electric socket they won't understand, but a small slap on the legs to shock them will make them understand.
As children get older I feel there are better ways of punishing them than slapping.
I got caught shoplifting when I was 13, what did my dad do?, stopped me going to army cadets and took all my army gear off me, I would have much rather been slapped!.
We all think we are good parents, but there is no instruction manual with kids and you have to do what works for you.
