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MikeNorth
3 weeks ago
Straight Male, 55
0 miles · West Yorkshire
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Sex God
Quote by Naughty Wigan Couple
Thought it may be time to give this another airing, just incase any new members are after a bit of advice on getting started.
It used to be known as bumping up, Mrs NWC
. Like this: BUMP! ....whoops! Sorry! 
And yes, I agree, Marcuso's wise words are just as relevant as ever.
Sex God
Quote by SinSi
I'm right handed, but with exceptions: I have more strength in my left arm, and from earliest days have batted left-handed in cricket but bowl and throw right handed, and I also play tennis left-handed. I can play table tennis with either hand, and sometimes swap over in mid-game - I'm mostly crap at it whichever hand I use though. :sad:
is that like saying you bat for the other side mike
:lol: 
Noooo, there are boundaries to what I do with my mid-wicket. :lol:
Well that's got me stumped!!
:lol:
You shouldn't have left the crease then. :lol:
(I'm surprised at an ironing man leaving a crease!)
Sex God
Quote by Lizaleanrob
I'm right handed, but with exceptions: I have more strength in my left arm, and from earliest days have batted left-handed in cricket but bowl and throw right handed, and I also play tennis left-handed. I can play table tennis with either hand, and sometimes swap over in mid-game - I'm mostly crap at it whichever hand I use though. :sad:
is that like saying you bat for the other side mike
:lol: Noooo, there are boundaries to what I do with my mid-wicket. :lol:
Sex God
I'm right handed, but with exceptions: I have more strength in my left arm, and from earliest days have batted left-handed in cricket but bowl and throw right handed, and I also play tennis left-handed. I can play table tennis with either hand, and sometimes swap over in mid-game - I'm mostly crap at it whichever hand I use though. :sad:
Sex God
Just seen this interesting thread that I never spotted before, which might be interesting to revive.
Answer to the OP's question is no, not really, I'm on the fringe of things here. There were one or two members in the past I regarded as friends for a period of time, but they are no longer around here.
Answer to the OP's question is no, not really, I'm on the fringe of things here. There were one or two members in the past I regarded as friends for a period of time, but they are no longer around here.
Sex God
When leading politicians of any of the main parties have landed in the erm..excrement like this one has, a lot depends on whether they have allies among the other politicians. Andrew Mitchell does not seem to be fondly thought of by most of his colleagues, and some columnists who are usually sympathetic to the Tories and their policies have turned against him in the last day or two, e.g. Janet Daley of the Daily Telegraph. And that interview he gave outside in the rain the other morning did not seem to be very well organised or crafted as the usual defensive interviews, possibly because he did not have the full backing of the spin team. Those of us who watch and enjoy "The Thick Of It" know how the publicity people in the background can be very fickle and decide to back or not back a minister on very flimsy whimsical grounds at times. So this man is still in the mire at the moment, and rightly or wrongly, more because of his personality than his politics.
Sex God
I made a will about seven years ago, and it's pretty straightforward.
It's worth mentioning that if anyone wants to bequeath particular items to individuals, it can be advisable to give them to the person BEFORE you die. If the person who has immediate access to the dead person's property when they die is not reliable, it can be very difficult to enforce them legally to hand over items they appropriate for themselves. This happened in my family back some years ago, and is also a problem covered in a best-selling novel published recently (The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes). Well worth reading, by the way.
It's worth mentioning that if anyone wants to bequeath particular items to individuals, it can be advisable to give them to the person BEFORE you die. If the person who has immediate access to the dead person's property when they die is not reliable, it can be very difficult to enforce them legally to hand over items they appropriate for themselves. This happened in my family back some years ago, and is also a problem covered in a best-selling novel published recently (The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes). Well worth reading, by the way.
