Wakey Wakey!! DFW chat 5 Feb

System

Snaggles wrote: »

Hehe thanks hunny - I'm only being a wuss, I'm not really sad or anything, I just want to get a life! :rotfl:

I got your email by the way, and I've replied.

I got your email too and would like to say "Yes Ellie, I am completely 100% available this weekend "

System

sallyx wrote: »

I def think we need to get a south (bristol ) meet organised...maybe late summer so we can have evening drinks sitting out on the waterfront

Sounds nice Sall; "Top Bombing"

System

Snaggles wrote: »

:eek:

Is that a euphemism??? :rotfl:

Whats one of those?

System

Do you know I reckon on here I am a domant pervy troll who springs into action at the first hint of smut and then you can't shut me up. But I reckon its like an energy thing, if you don't be rude or encourage me, I become dormant again.

Snaggles

lennymfo wrote: »

Do you know I reckon on here I am a domant pervy troll who springs into action at the first hint of smut and then you can't shut me up. But I reckon its like an energy thing, if you don't be rude or encourage me, I become dormant again.

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

whatatwit

lennymfo wrote: »

Do you know I reckon on here I am a domant pervy troll who springs into action at the first hint of smut and then you can't shut me up. But I reckon its like an energy thing, if you don't be rude or encourage me, I become dormant again.

Maybe you are our very own Smutometer, we could probably patent you :think:

System

whatatwit wrote: »

Maybe you are our very own Smutometer, we could probably patent you :think:

Is that rude?

System

Mrs S, the first line of your signature "The freedom that you wanted bad" is that correct or should it be "Back"?

Snaggles

Woohoo, just spoke to a friend I've known for ages - she lives near Manchester and for one reason and another we don't socialise together often, but she's off work this weekend too so I'm going to go over there and go out with her on Saturday night. It will only be to fairly quiet local pubs, but it should still be a laugh I think, and it will get me out of the house!

Snaggles

lennymfo wrote: »

Mrs S, the first line of your signature "The freedom that you wanted bad" is that correct or should it be "Back"?

I think it's 'bad' - to rhyme with 'glad' and 'sad'. But I'm not 100% sure.



Edit - just checked on a couple of lyrics sites and it does seem to be 'bad', but they're not the official lyrics I guess so could still be wrong.