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foxylady2209
Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Female, 60
Straight Male, 56
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And if they are arranged around harbours (not blocking them of course) it will reduce the amplitude of the waves a bit.
Blake's 7 - and Blake is STILL alive - he didn't die!!!!
Also Stargate - just for the possibilities it envisions. (And T'ealc)
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I see them around but it's pretty obvious to me that they're probably just going to direct me to their website so I don't bother. Maybe you should use reverse psychology and just put the QR code on your signs with the rider:
"WARNING: DO NOT SCAN THIS CODE!"
;)

That's probably not a bad idea !! lol How many drunk students would be able to resist ? And it may liven up the page a bit if they start posting :lol:
Have it go to a website that just says "Publishing all images to all numbers". With a short countdown. biggrin
Kissing and telling is odious. Of course close friends chat - but they assume a certain level of discretion/secrecy. And to publicly 'tell' that an ex is in any way lacking in the bed department is just plain nasty.
Even between lovers it is tempting to ask for a comparison to the last or previous lovers. But that is 100% out of line too. Everyone is different - styles, techniques even flavour varies. That's what makes swinging so enjoyable. But it wouldn't excuse comparisons.
I have come across QR codes (bearing in mind they are designed to be read by a small mobile device) that direct to a full-sized web-site that is not set up for the specifics of the smaller device.
I don't scan them - if I'm interested I would Google the company name.
I have heard of QR codes used on memorials and other historical objects/buildings/places to direct people to extra information. That makes sense to me.
My take on bra sizes.
Bras with different shapes (location of straps, balcony or full cup etc) are different sizes (ie fit different sized breasts) even if the label says the same thing.
Bras from different suppliers are different sizes - even if the label says the same thing.
Cheap bras tend to be smaller than more expensive ones.
Cheaper bras (ie affordable) don't last as long before going saggy.
You can never get a nice 'set' (for the boys - a bra and panty pairing that match) off the peg if you are over a B. You can get them online - sometimes.
Anything over a B is more expensive.
Fun lingerie and sexy stuff is stupid expensive for over a C if it is available at all.
Summary - I HATE BUYING BRAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh, and when the underwire snaps it stabs you in the ribs.
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We look for single guys and go to naturist / sauna type places.
Fact is Mrs needs to know what the guy is bringing to the party - so to speak. Nothing sillier in our opinion than guys walking around covered up with a towel. We need to know about the asset to make a quick decision in those environments so why flipping hide it?

In image of the fully erect article appliqued onto the towel would help - saves trying to make judgements with them at half-mast all evening. biggrin
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Mine must be washing up, normally run out of plates or bowls before I force myself into doing some!
I won't mention ironing innocent

I have a dishwasher. In fact, I fought for custody of it in the divorce.
I loathe cleaning up other people's urine. REALLY REALLY HATE IT! Splashes on the toilet seat or rim will get me stomping round the house muttering death threats. The state of the carpet in the downstairs toilet has me despairing.
Just saying.
Other than that I hate ironing, can't see any point in it apart from a few, very few, cotton shirts for interviews and funerals. I'm not even sure exactly where my iron is - and any water in it will have evaporated to a crusty patch long ago. Seriously - can't see the point.
I still can't believe he wasn't quietly bumped off. It's not like we as a country are unfamiliar with the silent killer technique.
Something I would add is - focus on chatting and getting to know lots of people a little bit. If fun happens that's great, but it's more likely after at least some preliminary conversation.
Oh, and don't give anyone a false name unless you can be sure to remember it 5 minutes later (Guess how I learned about THAT mistake. biggrin)
Being watched is nothing specifically to do with swinging. You can swing in private or you can have sex with a partner in public or any combination. The person who said that to you is an idiot and DOES NOT understand swinging. That club is clearly a free-porn club and not for swingers.
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I also confess to having never heard of the place until tonight, perhaps the government could do a little more advertising for it during times of thought regarding such matters.
Having now heard of it we will be visiting the arboretum next week to pay our respects.

I can seriously recommend a visit - it's a lovely place. Excellent tea-room too.
In our village we are creating a Memory Walk that has trees with plaques for each man (from the village of course) who died in WW1, WW2 and the Wayne from the Falklands. It was triggered by that moron Cameron's edict that Parish Councils had to mark the 100 anniversary of WW1 but we decided it was a good idea anyway as our memorial is inaccurate and in the neighbouring village church (long story).
Thank goodness only 25 trees are needed. But there is room for more.
It's not meant to replace the 'official' records but to act as a local focal point for people to enjoy a walk or pause and think about the losses in conflict. We're also writing a book called 'A village at war' which talks about the men as they related to the village and their families and less about the fighting. We wanted to learn about and share the human face of such vast international events.
The many memorials at the National Memorial Arboretum are put there by organisations that research, fund and provide those memorials. If any are missing (and I agree, many ARE missing) feel free to contact the appropriate organisations and convince them to create one.
It is National because it welcomes memorials from across the nation - not because it is controlled by a central (government) department.
How is the NMA 'NOT' to do with the army?
I have been there - it is a sobering and moving place. The main memorial commemorates the dead from the whole country. These are (usually but not always) also commemorated locally - including our local lad, Wayne Tarbard who was the only man from our village to die in the Falklands Conflict.
Is his death lessened by being commemorated in 2 places? Of course not! What the NMA provides is a gut-wrenching view of the sheer volume of young men and women who have given their lives carrying out their varied roles in conflicts around the world.
But there are other memorials that conceivably also cover the individuals named on the (sickeningly) long lists on the main memorial. Commemorated by service, theater, ship or even civilian company that sent men to war. They link the individuals to their role or manner of loss.
Memorials in local places can be lost - we almost lost the one from the Nestle factory in the neighbouring village when one of the factory buildings was demolished. In Derby the bronze war memorial plaques were stolen by metal thieves. Without a separate record (and these can be lost over time) it is impossible to recreate the lost memorials correctly.
Seriously I can't fathom what your objection is beyond the memorial record at the NMA is incomplete.
Totally. A dignified and determined man - many could learn from his example. And a wicked sense of fun too. biggrin
Didn't you Mums tell you it's rude to spit? Mine did - although I'm pretty sure she was talking about chewing gum.
I think it is less that footballers are paid too much, but that other sports (and lower levels of football) are not given a reasonable level of financial support. We are a country of sports lovers and participants. For such a small country we could produce a far better set of sports people of all sports and levels had a fair crack of the whip.
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I think I have the only honest profile on the site, unless anyone thinks I am not an old, ugly, average endowed geezer :angel:

But isn't personality and 'verve' far more important than age, looks or even inches?
In the road between a church and a graveyard. I only found out the next day that a load of Travellers had exited the next field the day before. That would have been a rude interruption.
Cutting benefits does not move people into work. WORK moves people into work. Job Centres should be measured on how many claimants THEY get into full time jobs each year. The online application process is like spitting into the sea - a theoretical effect but no practical use.
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It still didn't take 3. That was inappropriate - did they feel they needed to protect each other from her flying Tai Kwan Do kick?

I have no idea, I wasn't privy to the conversation. Why not put the question to the police service in question?
You might want to look up the word - rhetorical. Or you could interpret it as a request for an opinion.
I was under the impression that any post in the forum was open to a response?
Of course - but that response read like I was wrong to post the question here and should bugger off and ask it elsewhere. I don't like being told that MY response was unacceptable.
I don't see anywhere where you were told your response was unacceptable. If that's how you read my post, then that's your problem. If I'd wanted to tell you to bugger off and ask the question elsewhere, that's exactly what I would say.
Disappointed to discover that this is a thread about responsible journalism and not about the changing media from printed to electronic and the impact of a significant reduction in the paper/print industry.
<<Wanders off to read something else.
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It still didn't take 3. That was inappropriate - did they feel they needed to protect each other from her flying Tai Kwan Do kick?

I have no idea, I wasn't privy to the conversation. Why not put the question to the police service in question?
You might want to look up the word - rhetorical. Or you could interpret it as a request for an opinion.
I was under the impression that any post in the forum was open to a response?
Of course - but that response read like I was wrong to post the question here and should bugger off and ask it elsewhere. I don't like being told that MY response was unacceptable.
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It still didn't take 3. That was inappropriate - did they feel they needed to protect each other from her flying Tai Kwan Do kick?

I have no idea, I wasn't privy to the conversation. Why not put the question to the police service in question?
You might want to look up the word - rhetorical. Or you could interpret it as a request for an opinion.
Yes - I hope you enjoyed it. lol
I have glowing hot neck, upper chest and arms - my own fault but it's still annoying.
It still didn't take 3. That was inappropriate - did they feel they needed to protect each other from her flying Tai Kwan Do kick?