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Quote by Tania
Glaswegian most definitely!
Or French if we are talking European Community regions...
Italian is nice but in a hillarious way; not sexy at all.
Then comes my accent...sets men afire! :lickface:
I'm from Scotland and I have to say the Glaswegian accent drives me nuts. Its the most annoying accent around and most of the words you cant even understand,lol.
I personally like a foreign accent like her out of casualty. Can remember where shes from but I just love the way the words roll of her tongue :twisted:
Welcome to the forumQuote by bikerdave
well i had no takers who wanted to be my other half for a night .apart from tannia who i think lives to far away to come and hold my hand .but thank you anyway i will send photo i will go and pay the membershipand entrance fee. and most prob shit myself . and that will put me of for life so heres to it.i might go this weekend be totallyand leave shitting myself .but on other hand i might love it .anyway wish me luck.
so if you go to a swingin club this weekend. and see a bloke in the corner shittin himself please say hello.
thanks onward and upward . :shock:
Well, Im sorry to say sweetie but if I were to see a guy in the cprner shitting himself Id probably run in the opposite direction because for starters there wouldnt be much of a good aroma around, and seeing a guy squatting like that wouldnt be too attractive i wouldnt think,lol.
from me.
Quote by Alex_Female
I have lived in my current house for over 4 years now and since the day I moved in, I have received nothing but verbal abuse, vandalism and hassle, all because I don't fit in with my next door neighbours.
I live in a semi-detached house and we share an adjoining wall. The situation flares up when the parents get pissed and let the children join in their drinking habits, which happens more over the lighter nights than in the winter.
On Saturday night I had to phone the police because of one their children were throwing wooden slats at the windows. My children were terrified and nearly in tears. If I had gone out to confront them (which I have done on previous occassions), it would of resulted in a slanging match which would of upset my children further). The police arrived 3pm the next day and warned the neighbours of their behaviour. They of course take no notice, laugh in their faces and the situation doesn't change. When I had gone outside the next day, the wooden slats were in my garden, along with pieces of my fence and they had smashed bottles on my path.
The above incident is like a drop in the ocean in the behaviour that I have had to endure from them. When I have spoke to the parents on previous occassions and asked to resolve the issues and when speaking to them, they can't see a problem in their childrens behaviour. It like the lights are on but nobody is at home.
As a student, I unfortunately can't get a mortgage until my studies are finished, so my options at the moment are limited. I rent my house from my local council and have looked into a house swap, but probably wont happen because who would move into a house that has problem neighbours?
I have started to write down their undesirable behaviour on a log sheet in the hope that the police/council will do something about them.
I believe I am a strong, independent person, but their behaviour has and is having a negative effect on my life.
Any suggestions?
If the council isnt doing anything about this then they are of course breaking laws!!! I saw tony blair on GMTV the other morning and a woman had asked him why she had to put up with yobs terrorising her and the coucil were refusing flat out to do anything about it. In reply to this he said he cant handle every single situatiom but clearly the coucil are in the wrong and something should be done about this so i think you should try something higher than the coucil, Perhaps your local councillor. We were having alot of bother with alcoholic neighbours with kids who were theiving little toerags and extremely loud, viscious dogs. We went to the coucil may many times and they kept fending us off with excuse after excuse. In the end we went to our local councillor(who hapens to be Mr Naughty's mums brother in law) and a month later we had a new neighbour who doesnt make a peep. Hope this helps.
Quote by freckledbird
This particular question has come from a recent exchange of words.
Just wondered what people's reaction would be if a gay couple turned up at a munch?
Would anyone be put off if a gay couple put themselves on the guest list?
We all know that munches are social and non-threatening events. I'm inclined to think that if a lesbian couple attended a munch, there would be many couples who would stand and chat with them (either just being friendly or trying to 'pull' them). Just made me wonder if the same people would be as inclined to chat with a male gay couple?
I know we'd chat to either, just as we would with anyone else there.
Please don't anyone be offended by this, it really is a genuine question and not meant to be divisive in any way. If you'd rather not post in the forum but want to say something then pm me by all means, it will stay in pm.
Bev
xx
Hey
I dont believe it would bother me at all if a gay couple were to attend a minch I was at. I would chat to them without hesitation. Just because they are gay it doesnt mean they need to be treated like lepers!!!
Vicky xx
whateverQuote by MikeyMann
On top of a mountain.
Ooh, I'd love to do it up a mountainI did it in an Alpine mountaineering hut once - with about 20 other people in the same room all on two long beds - we had to be very quiet!
oooooooo, I love doing things like that! Shagging when others in the room and trying not to get caught.
:x :x :x 
. Then go round to the girls house and have a few deep and meaningful conversations and the pussy is in the bag for future fun
