hwoar: it has been to known change the atmosphere and the conversation in the car to good/sexy/raunchy for the rest of the journey 
Quote by Lost
As a child I remember my Mom having a go at my Dad when he was driving through towns and a pretty woman caught his eye and his gaze automatically followed her legs, ass, face - whatever. I can remember my Dad colouring up and being evasive about it. It always ended up in a row of some description.
We however actvely tell each other what we like or don't. One of us spots a person and says mmm like the look of them etc. Too which the other would say really?? no way! or yeah well spotted ... If we both spied a person we both thought yeah! to
It is a nice freedom to be able to be honest about things such as this don't you think?
ops: Have to brassneck it when the other half is with me though or else the balloon goes up!! I'm very envious of you. Quote by plumfabio
It's a wonder my car stays on the road the amount of 'letching' I do
and has only ever caused bad feeling once 
Quote by Mistress_39
Nowadays me and him indoors share all. Am always happy to point out a pretty girl so we can both enjoy the view.
We spotted this particularly yummy looking lady with bright red hair and a wonderful cleavage whilst driving in Bristol.
He stopped, pulled over and asked if she would kindly give us directions, flashing a huge smile at her and she bent right down to speak to him in the window, giving us a spectacular view. I nearly went blind :shock:
So sharing is definitely a good thing :twisted:
Quote by Missy
It is fun when you can both have a good ol Swit Swoo (wolf whistle) together :twisted:
But when I'm in the middle of saying something deep and meaningful, and he's given himself whiplash from someone catching his eye and not heard a word I've said, it's bluddy annoying
woar: wouldn't ya just like to 
that! 
Quote by Lost
It is fun when you can both have a good ol Swit Swoo (wolf whistle) together :twisted:
But when I'm in the middle of saying something deep and meaningful, and he's given himself whiplash from someone catching his eye and not heard a word I've said, it's bluddy annoying
woar: wouldn't ya just like to that! 
Quote by Lost
As a child I remember my Mom having a go at my Dad when he was driving through towns and a pretty woman caught his eye and his gaze automatically followed her legs, ass, face - whatever. I can remember my Dad colouring up and being evasive about it. It always ended up in a row of some description.
We however actvely tell each other what we like or don't. One of us spots a person and says mmm like the look of them etc. Too which the other would say really?? no way! or yeah well spotted ... If we both spied a person we both thought yeah! to
It is a nice freedom to be able to be honest about things such as this don't you think?
Quote by Chief_Kaiser
As a child I remember my Mom having a go at my Dad when he was driving through towns and a pretty woman caught his eye and his gaze automatically followed her legs, ass, face - whatever. I can remember my Dad colouring up and being evasive about it. It always ended up in a row of some description.
We however actvely tell each other what we like or don't. One of us spots a person and says mmm like the look of them etc. Too which the other would say really?? no way! or yeah well spotted ... If we both spied a person we both thought yeah! to
It is a nice freedom to be able to be honest about things such as this don't you think?
Like we would have that discussion in the car with my kids (not)
But I still get to here it from the perspective of a 12 year old massively hormonal boy mad attitudinous daughter when they are :lol2: Quote by Sassy-Seren
Nowadays me and him indoors share all. Am always happy to point out a pretty girl so we can both enjoy the view.
We spotted this particularly yummy looking lady with bright red hair and a wonderful cleavage whilst driving in Bristol.
He stopped, pulled over and asked if she would kindly give us directions, flashing a huge smile at her and she bent right down to speak to him in the window, giving us a spectacular view. I nearly went blind :shock:
So sharing is definitely a good thing :twisted:
