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Bisexual Female, 45
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Quote by splendid_
.......... I leave my sandals off when on Tallulah.

That's funny 'cos I leave my socks on when .......... well we won't go there. redface
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As above I recommend you submit a support ticket.
You should be able to click (maybe double-click) anywhere on a message in your in-box to open it though.
Hope that helps.
Quote by splendid_
No, you weren't mistaking anything I have written. I am aware of the type of ladies of which you speak. I would still argue that those ladies don't see it as a career option or would admire their daughters for doing it. They are pushed by circumstance.
cool

Isn't it natural for most parents to want something 'better' for their child (ie not the work they themselves do) and aren't we all pushed by circumstance? On any given day I can think of at least 20 things I'd rather be pursuing than being at work. My circumstances are that I like the money it takes to follow my pursuits (bloody capitalist society grrrr), so I have choices within the confines of my own making, of societies (and the pressure that's placed on me to conform) and where the two meet.
Oh and I forgot to ask in the last post ....... is it really safe wearing sandals whilst ridding a motorcycle? :lol2:
Quote by brucie
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it just makes me sad that swingers, who i expect to be liberated people, can be so narrow minded sometimes.

Why? After all we're just people. Members of society, with a small facet of our lives turned towards something that's slightly (very slightly now) socially risque.
So when you ask a question here, chances are you'll get the same answers you'd get if you carried out a street poll. Some of which you will agree with and others you may not and with such an emotive subject it's hardly surprising people react in such strong terms.
Splendid_ I'm not sure how you come into contact with 'street' girls, but I have known one or two in a professional (mine, not theirs :lol2: ) capacity, so I can understand the slightly skewed view of prostitutes you seem to be presenting, as I had the same view.
I can guarantee you that there are people working, that carry out the work in exactly the same way as a lot of people carry out their work. Some days they look forward to working and others they really can't be arsed and feel like doing nothing. No individual forces them to work. There may be socio-economical factors, but we're all slaves to those in a consumer society. They know in advance how much the agency that they work through is going to take from their payment (if they work through an agency). They don't obviously have some of the problem that plagues street girls and live a socially-accepted 'normal' life, completely unremarkable apart from the acceptability of their chosen profession.
It does sound like you're tarring all prostitutes with the same brush and this isn't fair (never thought I'd say that Splendid was being unfair :shock: ).
If I have got the wrong end of the stick then I appologise, but that's the message I'm getting from what you've written.
Oh and Brucie ... everyone lies at some point.
'Yes that colour suits you'
'You're looking well'
'This is fresh in'
'I've got one of these myself'
'I'm 19'
'I love my work'
'You're the best'
and we all have our own reasons for it. Just don't be surprised when people have a off-center view of the world ..... I think you may have one of swingers.
Whichever one has the most friends available to buy you a birthday beer.
Seemples. ;)
2 weeks ago I replaced the cam chain tensioner on my bike.
Job description.... de-tension the spring of the tensioner by inserting a flat blade screwdriver and turning anti-clockwise. Remove 2 allen bolts. Replace with new tensioner and refit 2 allen bolts. Remove tension lock on new part and the job's jobbed ......
Time taken: 3 god-damned, hell-bastard hours. mad
Level of bruising (THAT should be in the Haynes, not the sodding spanner rating): 1 hand sore, swollen and bruised.
Amount of swear-words: 20-40 per min (average).
It was the most stupid location (behind the frame and under the tank) ever for a part that's likely to fail and having failed, take the engine with it.
I'd like to know who designed the layout of my bike so I could go round to his nice big house and warmly shake him .......
by the throat!
Quote by Resonance
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Who'd be an Op or a Mod eh? You'd have to be stark, blimmin crazy...

OI!!!
I resemble that remark. evil
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Now I've posted I feel I should give the OP some kind of advice ....
errrr......
blink
uuuurrrmmmmm......
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Don't eat yellow snow? dunno
It's called ascii art and there's one or two sites around for it....




Most of those are generators and all you need is a good quality, high-contrast picture and you're away. ;)
Quote by Pete_sw
BEWARE!!!
Having recently regained the use of 'The Dangely Bit' after almost 12 months of ID
"I'm feckin GAGGIN for it"
redface
yeah, that'd really work :lol2:

Or....
Caution: May cause drowning!
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Quote by markz
If I changed my name how would people know its me............. rolleyes

Ohhh we'd bloody know you ........ :roll:
:P :giggle:
Or text them and say you've met some random bloke/woman/couple/all the previous for sex and s/he/they have left you handcuffed to the bed while robbing you blind. At the moment the police and fire brigade are here cutting the cuffs off!!!
Make for an interesting Monday coffee break conversation. :giggle:
Quote by noladreams
I'm in the process of doing hair and putting on my slap for a night out with colleagues...
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I get paid to work with you. Why the fuck would I want to socialise with you as well?
Worked well for me one year. ;) :thumbup:
Quote by neilinleeds
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Agreed. You'd have to allow for subtleties that ain't currently catered for. The law seems very black and white as it stands. Shades of grey are hard though? confused
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The idea was that the law was laid out, but the magistrate/judge/whoever, would take into account any mitigating circumstances or 'shades of grey'.
Sorry, I don't want to derail this into a debate about are judges effective (and sane .. loon :lol2: ) and I think that the responsibility has been shifted away from judges and onto the DPP, who decide if it's in the public interest to pursue a case.
I didn't agree with the law when it said a person could make a decision to have heterosexual sex at 16, but had to wait until 18 if they wanted a homosexual relationship, but I think 16 is a reasonable age for someone to consider entering into a sexual relationship.
It would be interesting to see how many people under the age of 16 held off from having sex until they reached the age of consent and if they later felt that it hindered their development in any way.
Quote by Ian
Congratulations Dawnie
:inlove: :inlove: :inlove:
NOW can I have my tea bolt

Have to hang on 5 mins Ian, she's working on post 20,001. :giggle:
Quote by Thebonediggers
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THREAD 1
daughter (9) comes out of school and asks me what a whore is. It transpires that they were talking about what they want to be when they grow up and a little asian boy at her desk told her this afternoon that she'll 'grow up to be a whore cos that's what all white girls are'
I went in and spoke to her teacher, she's aware what was said but says "there's not much I can do as it's his culture" !!
I basically exploded and said he should not be allowed to speak to other children like this but the teacher feels she can't do anything.
I've arranged a meeting with the head tomorrow (she's away today so unaware of what's happened), I'd appreciate some advice on how I can handle this. I don't think the boy should be allowed to get away with it, especially because of cultural differences.

My fathers early years, up until his mid 30's were spent in very working class parts of Manchester. These were exclusively white areas, where people who had different skin colours were, at best chased out of the neighborhood and at worst badly beaten and left on a street somewhere. Despite his moving from these areas, he can still be racist and racially intolerant.
Obviously I grew up in this kind of atmosphere and through most of my early years I witnessed racism in one form or another. I remember people I went to school with having NF tattoos and becoming skins (different from skin-heads, who were connected to the ska movement and had no racist element), going into the local towns at night and fighting/beating anyone they came across who was a different colour.
I remember being out with my Indian mate and him being called a "Dirty little " by a policeman. I've seen my mate have all the tyres on his car slashed by people I probably knew because he was seeing a white girl near where I went to school.
That's my background. I honestly do not believe in what my father and some of my peers told me about "the blacks". I learned that people are people and that not just my cultural view should shape my opinion, but that I should respect everyone, unless that individual gives me reason not to.
To say that someone's culture excuses their behavior is abhorrent. No child is just a product of their culture. They are a product of their experiences. If they are taught by intelligent people that everyone should be respected, then they will hopefully develop into well-rounded human beings. If they only ever come into contact with idiots, imbeciles, narrow-minded fools and people that are to scared to take them to task on their behavior for fear of being branded racist, I pity not only the child, but the sham that has become this country.
Quote by Dirtygirly
Going off women...

If you keep 'em in the freezer they last much, much longer. ;)
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Dawnie ..... :gagged:
Quote by noladreams
Can I add a tiny bit even tho' I is a woman. ?
Urm. I like women's bits.

Of course you can redface *gives self a smack on the wrist*
Indeed Nola. smackbottom
Now go and sit in the corner and complete an Equality and Diversity workbook and don't post another thread until it's finished. :giggle:
If we're doing single word answers can I add......
moist
Got to admit that as long as it's warm and wet (and I guess one of those may be optional ..... necrophilia is dead boring :lol2: ) I don't have any kinda preference.
Quote by meat2pleaseu
Right place, right time.
and if Macartney is such a genius, how the hell do you explain 'the frog chorus'? :shock:

The line between genius and insanity is a thin one and (obviously) easily crossed at times.
Kenty, to be honest I'm worried about you. All this Mail reading can't be good for your blood pressure and I feel that you may be running the risk of an aneurysm.
In light of this I suggest that Mrs. Kenty do the following:
1) Cancel your 10 year subscription to The Daily Mail. There's a chance you may get some money back, but I doubt it as these sensationlised headlines don't pay for themselves.
2) Block access to The Daily Mail website. I recommend something along the lines of NetNanny, but you may be able to do this with the web browser or possibly through the router. Just don't forget to lock the software afterwards to stop 'anyone' switching the filters off and continuing to read.
3) Up the life insurance. If this is the most important recommendation for you, then please ignore the previous 2.
Dr. easy MD, , CRO, Bs, etc etc.
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Quote by mrs-cream123
70% on the easy quiz, but I wanna know who sucked Sarah Ferguson's toes. I clicked Chris Evans :lol2:

John Bryan? dunno
Quote by Dirtygirly
I'm so observant that I didn't notice!!! will have to check it out ..... right now bolt

+1 redface
I'm wondering what my interests are based on though! :giggle:
Generally goes off reputation hun. ;) :lol2:
Quote by Sarah
u should try the ops room it worse no beds.

You been shagging the ops now??? lol :lol: :twisted: how do you know they haven't got any beds??
Clicky ... ;)