Is this not basically the same conversation that was running yesterday??
http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/swingers-forum/viewtopic/274221.html
Just bumping this - anyone planning on attending??
I think that teachers have a hard job getting kids to take on board the basic skills needed to be able to learn and academically achieve and (to generalise to keep the issue simple) putting a duty of care on them to teach morals and motivation as well as the basics is not necessarily unreasonable but given the current climate, perhaps a touch unrealistic.
Clare Balding - just because I think she'd be a dab hand with a crop :twisted:
That packet of risotto she used tonight looked absolutely rank, like someone else had already eaten it once.
I love cooking so I'm lucky but even on the lazy nights egg on toast or soup and a sarnie has got to be quicker, easier and healthier than some of the stuff she's trotting out!
I'd love to know which club in the Village you're talking about, any chance you could let me know by PM?
I had no idea that any of them are actually swing friendly - unless we've been in it without knowing and I think we've been in most of them many many (too) many times :giggle: !??
I'm also a slutty Facebook friend - if anyone wants to PM me and I'll add you - I'm anyone's for a superpoke!!!
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My beloved hates the Foxy Bingo Fox to the point where we have to turn it over when it comes on - both their own ads and the sponsor bits are terrible!
It's fair to say that it is down to individual choice as to whether or not someone does bareback, hopefully the majority of folks on here would state clearly, even at a meet, what their stance on it was and feel confident enough to stick to that.
Going back to a point made earlier in the thread and coming from the gay community I find the concept of "bug chasing" alarming Although it is prevalent in only in gay men at the moment, there's nothing to say that others wouldn't make the same choices at some point on the future so deliberate infections might not be as far fetched as they seem.
The 'female' he meets is a well known drag act in the Sheffield area - I can only imagine the amount of time it took to get that filmed!
I don't really think they did anything wrong. They had no emotional connection to the child and as (semi) trained PCSO's they are meant to keep a level head and do the best in a situation that they assess.
Paraphrasing what other posters have said, if it was the case that the lad was already under, not visible and no sign of life, it would be debateable as to whether or not it would be worthwhile risking two more lives in trying to save him.
It does beg the question as to why the parent/s were not with them in what is evidently a risky situation. Most parents have the sense to cover shallow garden ponds let alone let their kids play unsupervised near a deep pond in a park - just my opinion of course.
This is so so very sad. Debb was one of the true stars of BBW, always with a smile and a chat, one of the nicest people I've encountered whilst being a member of SH.
Condolences to her nearest and dearest, my thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time.
And Debb, save space for all of us on that cloud up there x x x