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poshkate
Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Female, 45
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Big thanks from me too for a fabulous evening NWC and GingerJo and all the other helpers. It was a fab night as usual :thumbup: Can we do it again next weekend? :lol2:
Great to see all the old faces plus some lovely new ones. I hope we didn't scare too many of you off!
Nola.....thanks for organising drinkies
and lovely to see you and to meet your pal
Dawn, Ian, Shireen and Steve always lovely to see you although I'm not talking to you Dawn as you didn't wear the tights! :giggle:
Tan, Earthy, Angel, thanks for the giggles.....different things keep coming back to me :giggle:
lilnfil....I luvs ya
And thanks to our driver for the evening who had to put up with us drunk on the way home. You're a star.
Great to see all the old faces plus some lovely new ones. I hope we didn't scare too many of you off!
Nola.....thanks for organising drinkies
and lovely to see you and to meet your pal Dawn, Ian, Shireen and Steve always lovely to see you although I'm not talking to you Dawn as you didn't wear the tights! :giggle:
Tan, Earthy, Angel, thanks for the giggles.....different things keep coming back to me :giggle:
lilnfil....I luvs ya
And thanks to our driver for the evening who had to put up with us drunk on the way home. You're a star.
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Quote by essex34m
I'm of a strong opinion that the word 'nice' should only ever be used to describe old ladies and cream teas. In all other circumstances where it might be used you should think up a better, more descriptive word to use.
I'm with Kate and M8 on this one.
Den loves the word 'nice'.
'You look nice' 'Nice?NICE?! Is that it?!' is usually my reply. He thinks it's an under used word that is exactly that- nice.
Me? I can think of something better!
Mxx
Such as "you look fucking horny"
Yup, that's more like it Widey :thumbup:
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Quote by Cubes
No need to apologise.I'm all for a heathly balanced debate and everyone's experience will lead them to differing opionions over most things.
All I'm saying is that my upbringing, and the upbringing my children get from me, excludes anything involving statutory . If that seems too black and white then maybe it is but in my life it's the way things are.
Just picked up this post and in no way is this just aimed at you Cubes.
But how many people here had sex before they were 16?
I did and as far as I know it has done me no harm! A 14yr old can be as much a woman as an 18yr old. Well actually I think that a persons age doesn't matter, more what they have inside.
As for the guy involved in this instance, I do think he should sit down and have a think about his choices. Plus I would not expect a parent to allow their child to be sleeping with someone in their own home.
I was about 25 before my parents let me have a boyf sleep in my room!
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Quote by kentswingers777
In a Grammar school all the clever ones learn together, in a secondary school the clever ones are seperated from the less cleverer ones shall we say.
Sorry, I don't want to take the thread off track but I went to a Grammar school and within that we were 'streamed' for various subjects. I'm pretty sure this is still the case in the school I went to and other similar ones. Just because a child has passed a test to get into a school (be it the 11+ or any other sort of entrance exam) it doesn't mean that all pupils will excel at the same level of teaching.
Personally I have no problem with pupils being divided into different learning groups, so long as it is done in a positive way that benefits all pupils. Different teachers have different skills and if matched to the right students they can bring the best out of them.
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Quote by flower411
OOOO ok !! they on me profile
What`s that all about then ???
Seems all a bit facebooky to me
Can we opt out ?
yep................there's a thread all about the changes that Sarah posted. (sorry for not doing a link but I'm on my way out)
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Quote by cu3b4ll
Is it just me, or do you now have to type something in before you can use a quote?
Clicking in the text window does not provide a cursor until something is typed in which then gives you control.
Or have I missed something?
Works for me! :-)
OK... so I had to click in the text box to see the cursor but I can't remember if I had to do that before.
yup works fine here too :thumbup:
nice to see you posting 