Nice people thread 2 - now even nicer

Ellie2758

Is that cos you so common AW ?

Aspiring_Writer wrote: »

Morning all, no fc I didn't but I wish I had, will check and see if its still on i player or the itv equivalent. I have a weakness for posh girls/women, yes I know, pathetic, sigh....:)

PasturesNew

vivatifosi wrote: »

Out of interest pastures, do you like music? Some of the greatest pleasure I get from music is listening to it by myself.

Not really. Especially stuff with words.

I don't usually have the radio on in the car, if I do it's mostly something with talking. I don't have/listen to music myself.

treliac

sss555s wrote: »

"It's a sin" and you may be saying "what have i done to deserve this" and it could have at least given you "one more chance".

Like i say to all the "London" "west end girls", you might as well "go west" to "suburbia" and take up "domino dancing"


I'm cwap at this but Muse were good :A

Excellent bit of whatever you might call it - not cwap at all. :A.....

I only read recently that 'It's a Sin' related to the conflict and guilt faced by a gay person brought up by strict Catholic rules.
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treliac

Aspiring_Writer wrote: »

I have a weakness for posh girls/women, yes I know, pathetic, sigh....:)

You're in the right company here then.

lostinrates

Aspiring_Writer wrote: »

Morning all, no fc I didn't but I wish I had, will check and see if its still on i player or the itv equivalent. I have a weakness for posh girls/women, yes I know, pathetic, sigh....:)

Whereas I like a bit of rough. actually, quite surprised I fell in love with DH...he's so darned civilised. I might talk proper like:D but I used to think of myself...in the old days, as some what feral, or ''not bred in captivity'' at least.

treliac

lostinrates wrote: »

Whereas I like a bit of rough.

There's plenty of that around here too.

carolt

Hi all.

Shattered.

In mid-marking crisis (!!!!!!!s sent me the stuff a week late, meaning I now face 1 level of marking running into another - nightmare...), plus as of last week, I've been married for 10 years, DS turned 4 and we had his party today.

What a week. :drool:_party_:)

Oldest off for her 1st school trip tomorrow away from home for 4 days - busy trying to get her packed. Very strange.

All comes at once.

I am also trying to plan my MIL's 60th in a couple of weeks - we're all going away for a surprise family en famille thingie - phew.

Feeling a bit over-laden.


Can't believe little one is 4. He's such a little pickle.

tomterm8

carolt wrote: »

Hi all.
meaning I now face 1 level of marking running into another - nightmare...), .

Open University?

Congratulations on the aniversary... and many more to come, I hope.

treliac

Congratulations to you and your DH carolt.

Traditional 10th wedding anniversary gifts have a theme of Aluminium and Tin.
A contemporary or modern 10th anniversary gift has a theme of Diamond Jewellery.
The flowers associated with the 10th anniversary are Daffodils

Take your pick from that lot. Personally, I'd go for the diamonds.

Aspiring_Writer

treliac wrote: »

You're in the right company here then.

Thank you, was beginning to wonder...