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Generali

PasturesNew wrote: »

.. yeah, yeah, yeah .... can't fool us.

I hate strip clubs/lap dancing places/vvhoring/topless waitresses. I used to get off on it when I was younger but then I lived in a red light district and got to know some of the girls a bit. It put me off the whole thing, can't explain why as I don't understand it.

I just felt uncomfortable and not in the least bit horny. The girls are just earning a living and good on them (and looking at their tips glasses they were making a bloody good living). I hate that atmos and the way men in those places act.

Generali

ivyleaf wrote: »

How weird!:eek: At a railway station?!

Yeah. It's the only pub there too so it's not like you can choose the t!tty bar or the other place. Plenty of couples in there too although it was very male dominated.

Generali

lostinrates wrote: »

Did you ask the women if they were in the same predicament as spirit has recently been? Did you tell them you have female friends who have in the past have struggled with bras and this has made other female friends worry about their futures with bras? .

It would be interesting to discuss ramifications of health problems on dressing with someone working for a tip. I expect they'd move on quite quickly if you were also watching the cricket. It depends how easily distracted from the cricket you I are I guess.

I suspect that if I'd put a bra on one of the girls it wouldn't have made me hugely popular with the rest of the clientele.

Maybe this was an equal opportunities thing. Get a bunch of women together who can't dress themselves who have pert breasts and give them work that is normally quite badly paid.

silvercar

PasturesNew wrote: »

Wanted Down Under today's a different one. She comes from Perth, Australia and her dad brought them to the UK when she was 13. She wants to go back to Aus, where her sisters are now. He doesn't want to go and even has a twin brother here and doesn't want to leave his family.

For 12 years, and now they've a kid, they've not got round to addressing the difference of opinion on it.

My sister was in that situ. Her husband grew up elsewhere and wanted to go back, they took 15 years to decide to stay here.

Generali wrote: »

Mrs Generali is 'mummy', she insists on it. As a result The Girl winds her up by calling her Mum.

I've been clear that the Generalissimos can call me Gen, Generali, Mr Generali, Daddy or Dad as they see fit. As a result they always, always call me Daddy.

We never called my father, Dad. He had a pet name for as long as I can remember. After he passed away, I was on the phone to some company changing the account over and the CA asked if I knew the password. I asked the family, "anyone know what XXX's password would be?" CA said that was right - turned out the petname was the password for a lot of things.

LydiaJ wrote:

I know a mother of twins who did it and said it was fine, although you do have to drink a lot of fluids. She was a SAHM, though - I'm not sure you'd be able to pump enough if you were going back to work and expressing.

My worry would be night feeds, does one twin waking up mean you wake the other to feed at the same time?

lostinrates

Generali wrote: »

I suspect that if I'd put a bra on one of the girls it wouldn't have made me hugely popular with the rest of the clientele.

Maybe this was an equal opportunities thing. Get a bunch of women together who can't dress themselves who have pert breasts and give them work that is normally quite badly paid.

No, no, wasn't suggesting that, was suggesting lack of interest banter when they were approaching for tips, and you're just trying to watch the cricket. They are entitled to work how they are working.



Sadly, big breasts left unsupported for a period of time are no longer that pert. . If I could go everywhere with both hands up in the air we'd be getting somewhere :rotfl:.

If I ever lose weight I'm guessing I'll be having a boob reduction / uplift thingy .

lostinrates

silvercar wrote: »

We never called my father, Dad. He had a pet name for as long as I can remember. After he passed away, I was on the phone to some company changing the account over and the CA asked if I knew the password. I asked the family, "anyone know what XXX's password would be?" CA said that was right - turned out the petname was the password for a lot of things.
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Mine have nick names too.

lostinrates

pastures new

http://www.derbyhouse.co.uk/Equestrian/offers/View+All/Derby+House+Sale/Boots/list.htm

This is the place I often get boots from in sales. Having a sale now. Have a look....

http://www.derbyhouse.co.uk/Equestrian/offers/View+All/Equestrian+Clearance/Clearance+Footwear/Dublin+Deluxe+Wellington+Boots_556-0043.htm

£8.10.....but I don't know what postage is.

Generali

lostinrates wrote: »

Mine have nick names too.

Breasts or parents?

lostinrates

Generali wrote: »

Breasts or parents?

Who says its one or the other choice, lol?

michaels

silvercar wrote: »

My worry would be night feeds, does one twin waking up mean you wake the other to feed at the same time?

OTOH triplets would be much more of a problem than twins....

lostinrates wrote: »

Mine have nick names too.

Leftie and Righie? Do they have separate personalities...oh perhaps you were still talking about your parents?