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I told you not to say you loved me lol
Dave_Notts
Yep, wrote something on here earlier, after a post left me feeling sooooooooooooo horny
Read my bit this afternoon and my toes curled redface
Can't read it again surprisedops: lol
Have left it there tho, cos it was how I was feeling at the time, and, well, sod it :lol:
Yes I told someone to sod off the other day joking about in the chat room after spending a nice evening with them having a laugh and they did. redface
I didn't get the chance to say thanks. lol
Flower you are always weird. wink
Well slightly different but made me want to shrink away and cut my tongue out and my fingers off .......
In the chatroom yesterday I had men say "Hello Corrie how are you" I am always polite back and say "Fine thanks how are you"
Anyway I must have had a moment of getting bored with being polite redface so when the next guy said hello it went like this:
"hello Corrie you ok?"
"Hello ****** I am fine how are you"
"and hows your mum"
note I was then going to go on to ask about every relative I could think off
"why do you ask Corrie?" he says
"I was just being polite ***" laugh laugh you get the picture.....
"she died in 2001 Corrie"
SILENCE ..........................
I was sitting here cringing and thinking you stupid stupid woman.........poke
I broke the ice and apologised and he was fine. Then the pee was taken out of me for the next few minutes and I did deserve it....
"Hows your dog?"
"he died last week"
"How is the weather where you are?"
"I lost my house in a storm last week"
Sometimes I really have no tact and should just keep my mouth shut :gagged:
Ah well I am sure my humility will last a little while lol :lol: :lol: :lol:
Ah Corrie, I have a similar tale of woe. Years & years ago, I was on the phone as a precursor to a meet with two gay* guys. The phone convo was a tad awkward, and I asked what it was like where they lived (about 30 miles away) He replied "really nice, we're by the sea, and there are lots of pigs & other animals"
Me "ooh, I really like pigs" He is really enthused by this, and then I chip in "Especially thinly sliced on fresh white bread with apple sauce"
Conversation continues, more awkward than before. Five minutes later, I say "So, what is it you guys do then?"
Him "We run a farm rescuing pigs from slaughter."
Bollox.
Quote by flower411
Yes I told someone to sod off the other day joking about in the chat room after spending a nice evening with them having a laugh and they did. redface
I didn't get the chance to say thanks. lol
Flower you are always weird. wink

Aww minx !! :lol:
I`d already told you that I was about to leave and when you told me to sod off it was the prime opportunity !!!
I went to bed smiling at the thought of the look on your face !! :grin:
I said he will be back to say good night, You sod :kick: :lol:
Quote by Witchy
Ah Corrie, I have a similar tale of woe. Years & years ago, I was on the phone as a precursor to a meet with two gay* guys. The phone convo was a tad awkward, and I asked what it was like where they lived (about 30 miles away) He replied "really nice, we're by the sea, and there are lots of pigs & other animals"
Me "ooh, I really like pigs" He is really enthused by this, and then I chip in "Especially thinly sliced on fresh white bread with apple sauce"
Conversation continues, more awkward than before. Five minutes later, I say "So, what is it you guys do then?"
Him "We run a farm rescuing pigs from slaughter."
Bollox.

Kathryn Tate moment Witchy lol
I have done the obvious thing of saying of saying in the company of some people who looked miserable - "Christ has someone died or something" when ......you can guess the rest.
On a further sort of similar note we were at my grandfather in laws funeral when my son aged 4 asked where my granfather in law was and on being told "In the coffin on the table now hush for a while we'll talk about it later" says "Can I see him" Not easy moments for a parent. Odd thing is I know my grandfather in law would of chuckled. Kids eh.
Quote by Kaznkev
my life is full of saying/typing/doing the wrong thing then apologising,but one example lost reminded me of was..........
Age around 11 ,my grandad died, i went shopping for the wake with mum and auntie,this was a gd catholic wake so the trolley was full of food and alchol,and the second trolley just had beer,
Checkout girl looks at us and says "ohh you having a party can i come?"
mum and auntie look at each embarrassed, i pipe up."yes ,my grandaddies died and we gonna have a big party to celebrate,my daddy says the vultures willl enjoy it"
Yeah i only marginally improved over the years!

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i worked in a toddler group, and whilst chgatting to a new member, I said "so, are you nan?" as we had quite a few children brought by grandparents.
"No Im not!" came the frosty reply...."I'm his MUM"
gosh i was mortified redface
lol :lol: :lol: I have done that one :lol: