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grifrock
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 56
Bisexual Female, 51
0 miles · Somerset

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I admire anyone who has the guts to follow anything though, and I believe Maggie did. Good and bad points about her time as PM but I truely believe she earnt the right to be admired or hated. Either make her one of the most influential people this country had during the last half of the century.
Mrs G x
Quote by ForestFunsters
Whilst I disagree entirely with the Phelp's beliefs and philosophies, I applaud the USA for having such an emphatic adherence to their rights of freedom of speech. Just because many don't like what they say doesn't (and shouldn't) prohibit them from saying it - something we don't have in this country anymore. As for including their children in their activities, what difference is there with all other faiths who drag their children along to worship whatever god they, the parents, do?
On a lighter note, and a bit of a hijack - I wonder what would happen if a British tourist, short of a ciggie, went up to Grandpa Phelps and asked to "ponce a fag"??!! duel

Im really sorry, for im all for freedom of speech, but to treat those children in the manner that that family do mad surely there is a sincere problem with any parent who believes there is nothing wrong not only putting the children in danger (which was proved during filming) but allowing them to carry those offensive signs, which they had no understanding off??? Is it not a parents job to protect their children dunno whether it be verbally, physically or mentally. Didnt look like that was what their intention was to me!
Quote by jaymar
Probably one for the ladies... some advice please
I wear my hair short and I've just been watching something with Victoria Beckham on TV... wow, has anyone seen her new hairstyle? I love it!
The 60's hairstyle - esp. the Mary Quant look, is making a dramatic return this year, what does anyone else think? Is the 60's a good look?
lol

Its fantastic isnt it?, I'd say 'go for it' if you have trust in your hairdresser you should be able to ask them to personalise it to how it would suit you best. I love my hairdresser and am quite willing to allow him to try new things (must be my personality-i love to try new things!!!) otherwise i would still be stuck with an 80's style :giggle:
Mrs G x
Thanks petal kiss I am an 80's girl myself and still remember my "rats tail" hehe... oh and thankyou for bringing the thread back to hair! those two were off on a tangent of their own! rotflmao
Men eh!!! I've learnt not to take much notice of their conversation, jeez they can talk :giggle:
Tho I do sympathise Dlep, Mr Grif tried for an age to grow his hair only to have it cut days before I said "I could have done something with that!!!"
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Quote by orange2sum
hi can anyone help me find the person who i danced with a lot at the munch in bristol ( not mr o) i can remember him lol.... man boldish cool and good dancer ... and we gave it large on dancing..lol ... reasons are...i cant remember his name or ID name and feel bad that I havent said thanks good evening!!!

Would like to think it was us!!! Had a lovely chat with you both but left the dance floor to you as you seemed to need the space :giggle:
Will definately chat again, you guys are a scream, thanks for making the evening even more fun.
Mr & Mrs G x
Quote by jaymar
Probably one for the ladies... some advice please
I wear my hair short and I've just been watching something with Victoria Beckham on TV... wow, has anyone seen her new hairstyle? I love it!
The 60's hairstyle - esp. the Mary Quant look, is making a dramatic return this year, what does anyone else think? Is the 60's a good look?
lol

Its fantastic isnt it?, I'd say 'go for it' if you have trust in your hairdresser you should be able to ask them to personalise it to how it would suit you best. I love my hairdresser and am quite willing to allow him to try new things (must be my personality-i love to try new things!!!) otherwise i would still be stuck with an 80's style :giggle:
Mrs G x
Quote by Warmer
was he wearing shoes at the end?

He was, only David Tennnt could make red daps look cool with a suit.
Quote by Jags
I'll have a look at my recording... but it certainly was a good opener. Did anyone watch the Dr Who special Weakest Link last night? Funny funny stuff - specially when John Barrowman began singing the theme tune and the rest of the cast did the harmony!

weren't they fantastic!
would love to get a better look at his sonic screwdriver! :twisted: so.......
.....any future dates on a sat are now postponed till , at least till the end of this series :giggle:
Mrs G x
Always look forward to reading your bollox Tune
:cheers: 3 years...wow what a load of bollox :grin:
Was a pleasure to meet you at Bristol
Mrs G x
Sorry about previous post, bad taste eh!
Love sex in the bedroom, can take as long as you like, with as many as you like but there is something to be said about the chance of being caught...
on top of a hill in public picnic area
bus shelter
corn field
front seat of car (tho plenty of leg room needed)
harbour wall at Loo
and nothing quite like the bonnet of a car, engine still warm, on a cold winters night lol
Quote by Spongebob
In the back of a Horsebox

Hope the horse enjoyed it as much as you
I use to wake during the night to see a young boy crying at my bedside. I must have been 8 or 9 yrs old then. Swapped bedrooms and didnt give it much thought for a while. Wasnt untill I was about 14yrs i guess, when the subject came up amoungst my neighbour (who was a couple of years older than myself) and the other local kids. We lived in a row of terraced houses and she said she use to wake to the sound of crying. Our bedrooms separated by the dividing wall...coincedence? Kids and their imaginations maybe?!?!?!
But...after talking to parents and those that had lived in the street for a few years, we were amazed to find out that a young lad had been starved and beat to an inch of his life by his father in the very house we lived, awful story and from what i learned, he died not long after that.
So a believer?....well yeah i guess I am but I do believe that its hard to have an understanding unless you have some kind of ermm experience? for want of a better word!
Quote by blueandpink
(as per my list I walked around with making sure I met everyone I wanted to!)
pink x

Ahh!! so thats how you do it confused
<<<<<goes and fetches note pad and pen
After reading through the many thanks (which are soo well deserved!) we've realised just how many people we didnt get around to saying Hi to.
The reason.... redface the copious amount of alcohol comsumed at pre munch drinkies???
The solution... lol ensuring we make as many of the social events as possible!!!
So many wonderful people met so many more we look forward to meeting.
And good luck to the Tweeky's kiss
...ohh and a very big thank you to our handholders kiss although dont think we needed our hands held much redface
Thanks guys, though next time we will wait for you to arrive first :giggle:
Mrs Grif xx
Great job Minxy, thanks to yourself, Sarah & Freckledbird, we had a wonderful time...from start to finish!!!
All your hard work was well worth it.
Thanks again,
Mr & Mrs Grif :inlove:
Dont really remember the clothes..far too busy getting into trouble redface
Quote by goose35
Wet Wet Wet
Pet shop Boys
Erasure
Gloria Estefan
Bangles
FYC
Transvision Vamp

Same for me but you missed - Duran Duran
Mrs Grif x
oi oi you 2 nutters!
Great idea, this is definately something we are gonna work at. We are in Surrey some time in May, will have to consult Mr Grifs diary.
:cheers: heres to you guys for making the effort, hope we can too!
Mrs Grif :rose:
Sounds like a great idea! Could we possibly be added?
Thanks Freckledbird.
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Sometimes no matter what you do the kids will end up committing some sort of crime dunno

completely agree Shireen
Quote by Cutepussy
just hope you take your own advice if and when you have children..
I have 2 children and 2 step children.
The statement was more of a question really and im sorry if you took offence Cutepussy, but after working in the courts, seeing juveniles continuously turn up in court and living amoungst these families, there are plenty that truely are irresponsible and dont give a damn where they're children are or what they may be doing. I certainly understand that parenting isnt easy but if the parents cant handle responsibility how an earth are the kids suppose to understand it?????
Quote by Cutepussy
in my case yes bored school kids, and fact a family that likes to run the area, apperntly a one parent dad who's in the pub, bookies, doing other things other than what his kids are doing, leting them run wild.. they are lacking windows in there house, so they must think its a in thing to have broken windows..
not that i wish it would happen to the person who moaned about fact i said i hate school hoildays, but odd how they broke up and now, people are geting things smashed, i am sure you would be as annoyed if happened to you... and as been know that most crime happens when kids are off school.... so i belive
and why?.....
because they are not taught respect, they have irresponsible parents???
Public humiliation, belittle them....but not in some cosy, entertaining establishment we call prison.
Ok, ok, so ive no idea how this could be done and the stocks and rotten fruit thing is a little outdated but i honsestly believe these thugs/crims/repeat offenders would then think twice.
Those with no knowledge - generally the pimply teens, just wanna earn some beer & fag money, type - would be quite happy with a quick sale, or so we've found.
But what really gets us are those who simply do not understand how valuable our time is, those that want to tell you every detail about these wonderful purchases - you really wont know how you coped without them - and every accessory that would both enhance so called product and leave us penniless! Oh, and then we find out what the grandkids are up to next weekend and what holidays they have planned.........
How can you not be a little rude at times? mad
A worrying time indeed, for us truckdriver spouses!
After having 1 very serious accident in his truck I dont wish to go through the panic and worry of another because of the atrocious weather conditions my husband has to drive in, so those that sent messages Dambuster were right to have cause for concern, and Im sure you felt humbled at the concern shown.
Bless you very important people, for without you we wouldnt be able to go shopping and buy the latest fashions, enjoy a pint at our local or refuel our car for the journey to our first munch, So to you, Mr Grif, Dambuster and all you other drivers :cheers:
Not so much a trucker, more a daredevil on our roads today, thoughts are with you all
Mrs G x
Quote by Shireen
I love ask Elvis rotflmao :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

Fantastic isnt it, has us laughing our heads off :giggle:
Mrs G x
Quote by Darkfire
Louise, you do pose some good and interesting questions you know! i think alot of folk just muddle through with this first steps stuff, but you, you just come right on out and ask the SH oracle (and get answers to questions alot of newbie folk are pondering too but darnt ask :thumbup: )

She sure does Darkfire, not silly at all and for that, I thank you Louise.
I have fancied and fantasized about many females for a while and i have decided that I am ready to make this reality now and Im confident enough to do this. I have some 'bi' friends so I am able to chat to them quite openly about this and have realised that when I meet the right person, it will happen, no point forcing the issue as life is pretty grand as it is right now!
So many helpful responses to this thread(as always), will continue to watch with great interest.
Hats off to you Louise worship
Mrs G x
Not sure what happened to him dunno
But he's definately back and has the answer to everything, just ask Wrighty in the afternoon on Radio 2. Bloody amazing what he's learnt in the past 20odd years and yes...he is still singing!
Mr G
My mum is so sweet, but naive and gullible so I may be able to get away with a tiny fib should the need arise to explain my 'swinging habits' (any alternitive explainations welcome pls).
erm......unless im being naive :giggle:
Mrs G x
What a lovely verse Miss Cream!
Happy Birthday Mr Cream :cheers:
Mrs G x
664 :shock:
Wow - guess im not as innocent as I make out. Plenty of room for more corrupting tho! :grin:
Mrs G x
Quote by Sassy-Seren
You can have a messenger account for each address you have and with the new version, you can sign into all of them at the same time. Very handy for chatting to SH pals and vanilla pals at the same time)

Didnt know that, very handy
Thanks Sassy :rose:
Mrs G x