Nice people thread 2 - now even nicer

misskool

PasturesNew wrote: »

Ah, a theme. Bl00dy themes are everywhere these days! Even weddings have them now - and people's Xmas'. How about the theme of: Clean sheets, safe lock, affordable prices? Now THAT's a theme!

http://www.easyhotel.com/
http://www.tunehotels.com/our-hotels/westminster-london

done!

lemonjelly

PasturesNew wrote: »

Boys drink beer, watch footy and ignore me

I don't drink beer, spirits, or much else.
Very very very very rarely (just for lir) I may have a glass of wine. Maybe.

I like football.

I do not ignore Pastures.

What does that make me now eh Viva? I make that 3-1 female!:p

lostinrates

vivatifosi wrote: »

See, I know you're a bloke and you know I'm female for that very reason. With jelly though, I will never know for sure. Unless I can persuade you all that a day out at Bletchley Park would be a good idea.

I'm definitely not a private detective though, or maybe I am, the library's a ruse and I'm not telling you lot;).

I know and I was right with my gut instinct. Same way there is poster here on the forum I am certain implies they are opposite to what they are....sex wise. Its ok of course, their choice, but makes me feel...uncertain..about other things.

TBH, for the same reason I although ultimately heterosexual, could fall for women, or why people have fulfilling relationships with people with other challenges ..its about the person not always the physical expectations.

lostinrates

lemonjelly wrote: »

I don't drink beer, spirits, or much else.
Very very very very rarely (just for lir) I may have a glass of wine. Maybe.

I like football.

I do not ignore Pastures.

What does that make me now eh Viva? I make that 3-1 female!:p

I'm down with teetollers, so long as they let me ''up'' occsionally. I love a good drink not just drinking. Chivas Regal recently made me all excited about whiskey again, but now the old (more affordable) standards taste so.....yuck. I cook a lot with booze though.:o

edit: oops...that should hve been whisky, not whiskey. I can taste it now....sigh.

lemonjelly

lostinrates wrote: »

I've always, always wanted to go to Portmeirion...it looks so fab. I'm glad you had such a good time. Its DH's auntie. TBH, she's going to be in a position to not need it soon. I never figured it out. Its no loss to me but changes her daily existance atm. I figure I have enough to keep me busy.

An annoyance here, a big annoynce, is I can't pick up radio downstairs. OK I can get fuzzy local BBC :eek: and one terrible local commercial station. No decent radio. Digital (I borrowed one) does work. Borrowed one laso showed me how battery/energy heavy the digital was.

Portmeirion is definitely something I'd recommend lir. The architecture really does blend into the landscape so well. It is a lovely place to go. If you have nice weather, and the brass band plays, it is a joy.

I went on the forest walk around it. In the childrens play area they have loads of wood carvings, a teddy bear, a turtle, a crocodile and so on. Really really lovely place. Enchanting.

lostinrates wrote: »

tzatziki? Cucumber soup. Freezing little slaps in ice for cool bloody marys.

I love cucumber. I sometimes eat half a cucumber for lunch. My own lunches are a little basic in prep.:o

That really is basic :eek:

vivatifosi wrote: »

See, I know you're a bloke and you know I'm female for that very reason. With jelly though, I will never know for sure. Unless I can persuade you all that a day out at Bletchley Park would be a good idea.

I'm definitely not a private detective though, or maybe I am, the library's a ruse and I'm not telling you lot;).

Bletchley Park was on my list of places to go Viva. I'm carrying the list forward to next year though. wageslave suggesting Hadrians wall has also been carried over.:)

vivatifosi

lemonjelly wrote: »

I don't drink beer, spirits, or much else.
Very very very very rarely (just for lir) I may have a glass of wine. Maybe.

I like football.

I do not ignore Pastures.

What does that make me now eh Viva? I make that 3-1 female!:p

I don't drink either, so maybe that does make you a woman, but then neither does my husband. I know people of both genders that don't drink. I don't think its a gender issue.

Football I'd say you would have more chance of liking as a woman than your taste in books :rotfl:.

As for Pastures, everyone loves Pastures, just Pastures doesn't realise that everyone loves her in virtual world. She just knows some skanks in real world.

I'm not 100% sure you are male, but I was right on your age and I'm almost certain you're white, so even 2 out of 3 wouldn't be bad.

misskool

lemonjelly writes like a man. Sorry. I can normally tell. And most women don't normally play games about their gender.

sss555s

vivatifosi wrote: »

See, I know you're a bloke and you know I'm female for that very reason. With jelly though, I will never know for sure. Unless I can persuade you all that a day out at Bletchley Park would be a good idea.

I'm definitely not a private detective though, or maybe I am, the library's a ruse and I'm not telling you lot;).

This is what i like about Google chrome's dictionary lookup app....



You just double click on a word you don't know and it's all there.

lemonjelly

lostinrates wrote: »

I know and I was right with my gut instinct. Same way there is poster here on the forum I am certain implies they are opposite to what they are....sex wise. Its ok of course, their choice, but makes me feel...uncertain..about other things.

TBH, for the same reason I although ultimately heterosexual, could fall for women, or why people have fulfilling relationships with people with other challenges ..its about the person not always the physical expectations.

I've never intentionally tried to mislead, though I am happy to admit to having been ambiguous on occasions. I can certainly say I've never had this as an agenda - it cropped up when I think it was bendix posted I sounded like his dream woman & asked me to marry him. I asked how he knew I was female. He (I assume) shut up pretty quick!

I hope no-one does get concerned by it. If they do - my sincere apologies.:o

lostinrates

misskool wrote: »

And most women don't normally play games about their gender.

Just play games using their gender?