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Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Female, 45
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I don't think it's a mid life crisis.....but I'm going to get my bike license too.....I'm sooo excited :bounce:
Quote by vodka_babe22uk
and not a egg in sight for me to nibble :cry:

ohh that's the only good thing for me actually......today my solicitor came in and gave me a great big thorntons egg and choccies smile......I've let Easy have the egg but the choccies are in the fridge ready for me to scoff smile
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anyone fancy a shag?
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nope sorry Mr :small-print: you're retired :giggle:
Working all week end sad Even the supermarkets are shut on Sunday but we still have to go to work. I'm having a big Chinese takeaway tonight to cheer myself up though smile
Mrs Bone.....I didn't criticise you for anything, I merely expressed my opinion. Yours is as valid as mine and I welcome that.
I'm sorry that you see my post as a dig at you and if you are upset by it I apologise.
or maybe it's time you stopped tarting for PM's and left people to contact you if the wanted to .....not cos you were begging for it dunno
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Nowt for tea for the last 2 days 'cos I've been working, but I have had late suppers...
Night before last was stew and dumplings (bloody lovely) and last night was Irish stew. biggrin

well at least you've had a nice lunch today smile I certainly did....even if you didn't have any tea tonight again :lol2:
This reminds me of a girl I went to uni with, she wasn't the most domesticated of sorts and one day I walked into the kitchen to find her inspecting some tomatoes with a worried look on her face.......I asked her what was wrong and she told me that it was that she wasn't sure whether to eat them or not as they had a sell by date of the day before confused Now I'm not being funny but I think most of us here can tell if a tomato is off or not :lol2:
My mother is terrible for having things in the house past their use by date, but it's never done me any harm. A friend of mine is a food health inspector and he's told me to only use dates as a guideline cos at the end of the day, if food is off you can tell ie. it smells or has changed colour confused
I guess I wouldn't buy food that was past its sell by date but if I've had it in the cupboard for a bit I'll have a look at it and see if it's OK. smile
I guess you were looking to put this in the chatroom lounge......I'm sure a MOD will be about in a min to move it for you....until then hold tight of your seat cos I'm told it's a scary experience being moved lol
I think actually you might find some answers to your questions in the chat lounge.
HTH
fish (again but not chippy fish) with broccoli,
leeks, and new potatoes smile
Followed by greengage crumble smile mmmmmmmmmmmmm
Try having a look here:
http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/swingers-forum/viewtopic/81218.html
welcome to the forums......hope you have fun smile
The way I read it was that the 35k a year was for the daughters schools fees etc. So that leaves me confused as to why Heather is ranting about her daughter having to fly B class.......(by the way what is B class dunno I've never hear an airline call it that).
Then Heather gets 25 mill. Remembering that you can live off the interest of 1 mill, that isn't really bad going for 4 yrs of marriage. I'd put up with him for 4 yrs for 25 million :lol2: If she wants her daughter to fly business or first class then she is more than able to pay for it, why should that be taken out of the childs school fees dunno
To put it bluntly.....I think the woman is off her rocker and needs to take some of the advice that she is ignoring from those around her.
I just hope that Paul has enough input into his daughters life that she will grow up to be as grounded as his other children.
Quote by goose35
Beef stew with a beer chaser cool

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Good idea the beer im off to the fridge lol
oh I've already started on the wine.....it's my Friday night tonight (hence lazy tea) so I think I'll be having a few more before bed lol drinkies
Looking forward to not setting my alarm in the morning :bounce: actually I might turn my phone off in case anyone with my number thinks its funny to call me at 8am smile
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We've turned it into a 2 night holiday and booked a cottage in the countryside somewhere near Manchester. :P I can't wait now :bounce:

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I'm soo excited
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.....having for your tea ?
I'm just off to the chippy for a fish and loads of mushy peas.......which someone on here has just told me is 'gross' :giggle: But I think it's lovely, especially on nights like this when I can't be bothered to cook smile
So SHers.....what are you having for your tea? smile
Quote by splendid_
Good old party food! cannot beat it! lol
Here's a tip.. years ago I catered for my daughter's birthday for 20 kids. I went to Greggs and bought 20 cake boxes. In each box I put two sandwiches, one cake, one biscuit, a small packet of crisps and put bowls of sweets in the middle of the tables.. the kids loved them!

Do you know - that is a fantastic idea.
I would also add fruit as most parents and children are aware of health and often choose healthy options.
Sounds like a fab idea to me.....I might actually use it next time I have a dinner party :giggle: would save loads of time plus no washing up :bounce:
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for what it's worth I think Flower was having a bit fun initially, he is rarely downright offensive to anyone.

no he knows the AUP too well ....:giggle:
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i know sad
bloody inconsiderate best friend having her husbands 40th on a SH social night! how dare she!!
:cry:

How very dare she....some people have no idea about etiquette :lol2:
Nicecple and Happygoluckyboy I've put you on the reserve list for now, I'm sure there will be room for you once everyone has confirmed/not confirmed so just keep an eye on this thread as I will be sorting out the final list after the 21st March smile
Quote by the_Laird
To be honest Cherry I’m very much of the same opinion as you. I’m all for constructive criticism and healthy debate. I just find the whole correcting of spelling at best tiresome and at worse condescending. If that view upsets some people then so be it.
Is there any need to publicly chastise people on a forum for their lack of grammar or spelling ability?
No I don’t think there is.
If, as many have said, the posters lack of spelling, punctuation and grammar has made up your mind not to play with someone then fine, move along. What then gives anyone the right, morally or otherwise, to set about destroying perhaps what little confidence they have built up to post in the first place??
People making the effort to join in should be encouraged. This isn’t an exclusive club for the better educated or more academically able as far as I’m aware or has the site really changed that much???
If it bothers you that much then PM them with some helpful advice. There’s no need to make people seem small.

That pretty much sums up my thoughts on things Lairdy kiss
I'm dyslexic but use a spell check on firefox so that normally pulls up any errors I make, although it doesn't cover grammar, just spelling.
To be quite honest I don't see being dyslexic as being a bad thing. All it is, is that my brain works differently to other peoples. I struggle more with number that spelling but I was lucky enough to have the support at school to help my find good learning mechanisms so that now I hardly ever have any problems in day to day life. I would never use being dyslexic as an excuse......sometime if I'm struggling to understand something new etc. due to the person explaining it in a way that I find difficult, I will stop them and say that I need it explained in a different way so that I can get my head round it.
Really the biggest problem I have is writing down what I actually want to say....in real life I can put myself across relatively eloquently and clearly but often when I try to write down what I want to say it all comes out totally wrong.....but by the time I've written down the wrong thing and read it back I can't remember what I was going to say in the first place.confused :lol2:
Hopefully I make some sort of sense most of the time.....if I don't, or my grammar isn't as good as yours, feel free to ignore my posts. biggrin
Quote by splendid_
There is always a point to wanting something better..
Appreciating what you have is also a valid point.
But when it comes to politics and debate about political issues and wanting to 'make a difference'. Is a more useful tack to be involved in the interwebnet forums that debate these issues, sending letters to your MP or other influential people. Setting up your own forums or public routes of expression and change etc etc
Or whining on a swingers site ?

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Quote by splendid_
I know which two I'd like to adopt :twisted: :rascal:

haven't you got enough on your hands ? rolleyes
He is hard work at times.....I'll send him up to you for a few days so I can have a break :lol2:
Actually I've been thinking about it and I want to adopt ALL the OPs.....
that is apart from Woo Hoo.....only cos I don't need to adopt him, I can just put him in my pocket :thumbup: :lol2: lol
I've got a miniture lop eared house rabbit. He's adorable and hopefully soon I'll be getting a baby one for him to be pals with....I'll see if I can find a pic of him to post smile
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Anais was right in what she was saying.

She was referring to another thread....as are you.....any chance of you pointing some of us in the right direction or even giving us a link smile Sorry that not everyone is psychic and if not don't have time to trawl through all the thread for his post smile