Join the most popular community of UK swingers now
Login
bushwackers
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 59
UK
Forum
Quote by Dune
I am really going to annoy some people with this but....
I prefer a real mans game Rugby. None of this lets get padded so we look bigger that the others, Oooo they might hurt me if I dont have all my padding on, and lets stop every 10 seconds to have a break. ....
And what is the idea of putting makeup on in stripes under your helmet?????
i knew someone would say this eventually... let me say before anything that i play rugby at county level when i was younger, and american football for great britain when i was at university....
lets dispell the pads myth..... the pads basically protect your hips and the base of your spine
your shoulder pads protect the upper half of your torso...
which means everthing else is exposed and you are use the helmet as a weapon... like to see you be on the other end... because it bloody hurts, trust me...
also i think your'll find that most rugby players at a high level wear body and shoulder protectors now anyway.......
i watch NFL... l like it (Falcons fan, so can't call me a glory hunter!.... only had 2 good seasons in 30!!!)
I prefer college football though..... lot more passion and excitment than at the professional level....
Went I played some years ago it was just not done to wear protection as a collision with another player could injure him more. (but the studs used to make em squeal
) I just dont get the game it takes ages to play it stops all the time theres no rythmn to it. At least with a bit of union the only time you get a rest is in the scrum.There is more time wasted in Rugby Union, (thats getting the ball over the oppo`s tryline and grounding it correctly)
being scored, since union teams have started to employ rugby league defence coaches tries have just about become extinct in union.
Quote by SuperDave
Superdave
I don't think you'd get dammie playing Rugby - better just to let him bring on the oranges at half time
And yes that is my ass.
ps Gingermonge apologies for the hijack
In which case I'm impressed by you and not him! :lol: Only kidding- each to their own.
BTW a sign of the times, no oranges anymore at half-time. Only specially enriched high protein drinks and snacks, low in calories, high in carbs and glucose! A sad state of affairs when you can no longer get in a quick pint!! :cry:
Dave
Yes all that crap at half-time and all you needs is water and a banana
Quote by lacey123
Hello Guys,im a proff city centre manager who occasionally(once every 2 months or so) swings at a hotel when the mood takes me(husband knows all about what i do and encourages me)
Please read all my advert before replying to see what im all about and what im seeking exactly.
Im going to the above hotel alone and would like to be wined and dined on this night by a considerate good looking guy,who knows how to treat a lady in and outside the bedroom.
you must be :-
proff worker
aged 28-38
hunky good looks a must
no bald or skin head types
fit body a must
hold a good conversation
prepared to take there time and please me all night
well endowed a bonus
Im looking for a regular partner and not a one night wam bam sort of person
All replies,please tell me all about yourself and why i should choose you,and if i like sound of you i will email you back to see a piky of you.
Lacey
xx
Not wanting much then
sounds more like something off a Cilla Black show. I hope so I`m 50 in January
Quote by topmark123
Do we 49 year olds have what it it takes?
Well I certainly think so (and have!)
A big,big. part of getting to know like minded people is to do exactly that...get to know them. Let's not kid ourselves , the phyiscal side of things is a massive bouns and a prime motivator, but so is, "Hey, I really like you!"
I'm 49 straight male,very well set out,good professional directorship job,look after myself,huge libido, but just hoping that at 49 i'm not getting past your interest date?
Quote by Phoenix
Hope the hamster is OK
Thankyou for your concern regarding the little creature's health.
Sadly he had to be transported on a spinal injury board to our local branch of VetZ4Petz, where he has been placed in traction, using an adapted Swan Vestas match box.
he prognosis is generally favourable but he will have to adapt to future living with a caliper on his left rear leg.
End of topic and Mrs V are off to Partners tonight pending a cessation of activity over the festive period.
After that post, you should have come to Liaisons and I'd have bought you a drink . Brill.
Quote by me n her
you would off thought the size off a guy would reflect the size off his dick ,not so .meet,a few guys who where lagre guys and thought darling you in for the ride off life (not) .and whats with these guys who dont get hard but still cum .wife had 1 to many off please feel free to rip the p s out off this :twisted:
posted at 11pm, just got in from the pub
Quote by fabio grooverider
1. Turkey never got involved when Saddam was killing thousands of Kurds so why should they now.
2. I have lived in Egypt & Saudi and your wrong, the rest i can not comment on.
3. Israel coped easy enough in the seventies against the Arabs.
4. Iran was a far better place before the islamic revolution
to Answer your points......god i love a political arguement.....
1) the Reason why Turkey would be dragged in is that the homeland the Kurds would be fighting for (kurdistan) is actually made up of parts of Iraq and Turkey...... (The closest example i can think of off the top of my head is kashmir, which is split between india and pakistan) anyway.... the turkish Government won't even recognise the kurds... hence the apalling human rights record......IF turkey were to get dragged in then then both the EU and NATO would act as any attack on one is seen as an attack on all....
2) you may have live in egypt and saudi..... it is the Reason that Egypt won't hold elections, if there was ever to be a fair election i would certainly have a bet with you...
3) late 60's early seventies... a long time ago, and i would suggest that most countries are a lot better equipped now... and at the time they were fighting one border at a time., i would hazzard a guess that if they were having to fight and protect all fronts they may well be a lot more stretched......
4) you say that Iran was a better place before the revolution.... i would probably agree that the rich were very cosy....... but i don't quite get your point......are you saying that it is better not to be democratic then?????
On Oct. 6, 1973, the Jewish holy day Yom Kippur, a two-pronged assault on Israel was launched. Egyptian forces struck eastward across the Suez Canal and pushed the Israelis back, while the Syrians advanced from the north. Iraqi forces joined the war and, in addition, Syria received some support from Jordan, Libya, and the smaller Arab states. The attacks caught Israel off guard, and it was several days before the country was fully mobilized; Israel then forced the Syrians and Egyptians back and, in the last hours of the war, established a salient on the west bank of
Quote by fabio grooverider
oooooh.... middle eastern/ north african politics.... something juicy to get me mits into....:)
A couple of things that i will throw in there as well....
1) any attempts by the kurds to fight for independence with split not only iraq... but would drag turkey into the conflict....this would be EU membership seeking and NATO member Turkey.....
2) The US advocate democracy when it suits them..... If Saudi ever went democratic... the Islamic Fundermentalist would win.... Same in Egypt......Same in Algeria (where they actually called an election Void when that happened) Same in Morocco.....Same in Jordan... same in Syria,
3) if everything in "2" was to happen then israel would be surrounded by hardline islamic states.... can you see that sitting well with anyone.....
4) iran is actually the most democratic country in the region...which is ironic becaue before the islamic revolution it wasn't democratic at all
as an american.... it is hard to talk about democracy when your own president won and an election but didn't win the popular vote....(gore had approximatly 2 million more votes than bush)
1. Turkey never got involved when Saddam was killing thousands of Kurds so why should they now.
2. I have lived in Egypt & Saudi and your wrong, the rest i can not comment on.
3. Israel coped easy enough in the seventies against the Arabs.
4. Iran was a far better place before the islamic revolution
