Tell us something really trivial about your life (vol 24)
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ali_kat said:
:notjustmefeelingignoredthen: 
morning both 
I can't drink OJ
so lots of VitC etc
You're not being ignored. Anyway, to answer your question, no sex toys, but iron man does look like something that the boys in Brighton would swoon over. He's all shiny but has a gold tip head. What more does one need to trip the light fandango. morning both I can't drink OJ
so lots of VitC etc
Mr Roper said:
Mr Roper said:
Good morning.
Good morning to you too, Roper. I trust you slept well?I ate too much and drank far too much last night.
I stink of drink.
ION, I sat opposite a heavily pregnant lady on the train this morning and felt very sorry for her because she was crying.
She cheered up a bit when I asked her if she was alright. I think just the fact that someone asked helped.
I remember Mrs. PP being the same when she was pregnant, pregnant, pregnant & pregnant.
Impasse said:
Why does hotel tea taste so grim? I've just popped out to grab a box of PG Tips, a bag of sugar and a pint of milk from a nearby shop and then tried to be invisible as I walked past concierge with my bag of goodies.
I'm having Twinings Afternoon Tea - in the morning!!Madness.
drivin_me_nuts said:
You're not being ignored. Anyway, to answer your question, no sex toys, but iron man does look like something that the boys in Brighton would swoon over. He's all shiny but has a gold tip head. What more does one need to trip the light fandango.
Ah, now I see what you mean
drivin_me_nuts said:
Adenauer said:
My missus is taking her Yoga very seriously, she's bonkers
Yoga is all about meditation and contemplation. She married you. She been married to you for a loooooooooooooooooooooooooong time. She has a lot to think about
I'm very well PP and so am I, thanks for asking.
I brought my knives into work this morning so the old man can sharpen them for me. Brief trivia - At 18 my Dad was a butcher for Sainsbury's in London. My mum (also 18) worked as a checkout girl in the same store. Dad was the shop clown always acting up and mum was the beautiful, hard to get girl all the lads wanted to date. After work one evening he offered her a lift home on his motorbike...and the rest they say is history.
When he breaks out the steel the stories follow.
40 years old.
I brought my knives into work this morning so the old man can sharpen them for me. Brief trivia - At 18 my Dad was a butcher for Sainsbury's in London. My mum (also 18) worked as a checkout girl in the same store. Dad was the shop clown always acting up and mum was the beautiful, hard to get girl all the lads wanted to date. After work one evening he offered her a lift home on his motorbike...and the rest they say is history.
When he breaks out the steel the stories follow.
40 years old.
Mr Roper said:
I brought my knives into work this morning so the old man can sharpen them for me. Brief trivia - At 18 my Dad was a butcher for Sainsbury's in London. My mum (also 18) worked as a checkout girl in the same store. Dad was the shop clown always acting up and mum was the beautiful, hard to get girl all the lads wanted to date. After work one evening he offered her a lift home on his motorbike...and the rest they say is history.
When he breaks out the steel the stories follow.
40 years old.
Nice story, but I thought it was going to involve a knife and a van
When he breaks out the steel the stories follow.
40 years old.
Nice story, but I thought it was going to involve a knife and a van
SWTH said:
Holst's The Planets - Mars playing. Not a piece for quiet contemplation, therefore volume is set to just below speaker distortion level.
Followed by Carmina Burana. With the helpful sing-along video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIwrgAnx6Q8
Then Night on Bald Mountain. Has to be f'ing loud.
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