We all need to be heard for a little while.

codemonkey

My pin ups over the years - George Michael (well, WHAM), BROS, Jason Donavan (I wanted to marry him), Ally McCoist (so disappointed in him now), Keifer Sutherland, Axl Rose, PJ and Duncan, Paul Nicholls and a few others I can't remember now.

These days my crushes are weird. Roman Reigns, Chris Jericho, Christian (WWE wrestlers), still Keifer (and his dad a little bit), Q and Sal from Impractical Jokers,
and Alexander Skarsgaard (when he was being a badass in True Blood. I do like Aiden thingimyjjig as well.

I do like Noel Fitzpatrick (he makes me want to give him a hug and a casserole but I'm not surprised he's single as he's very intense and married to his work. Its obvious he doesn't go home much and any woman would very much have to take second fiddle to his work and I think that would be very hard to deal with. I think the posh woman with the sausage dog who was considering not paying for the operation because it was a fund for her imaginary wedding maybe had him in mind as the groom.

Forgive the rambling. Opiate painkillers.

Birdie85

Pyxis wrote: »

:rotfl: I had to read back the beginning of your post to confirm you were talking about your OH!
How annoying! Why not just park him in cafe with a newspaper while you have a good mooch round the museum? Or send him off to do his own thing and meet up again later at an agreed time?
What does he like doing?

Some shopping malls have a men's crèche with a TV showing football or darts or something, and a coffee machine etc. for people to park their OHs in while they shop!

Pfft, I wish I could leave him somewhere like that but he likes to be with me! I always try to send him off to a pub or cafe but he doesn't want to go... At least it saves me money because I don't get the chance to spend too much time shopping!

Georgiegirl256

I can totally empathise with you Pyxis and tea too. I've been having a few low days lately too, and finding it hard to get motivated.

Does anyone else find they can go from being positive about something that's worrying them to negative in seconds flat? :cool:

Big hugs all round :grouphug:

Georgiegirl256

codemonkey wrote: »

Jason Donavan (I wanted to marry him),

I do like Noel Fitzpatrick (he makes me want to give him a hug and a casserole but I'm not surprised he's single as he's very intense and married to his work. Its obvious he doesn't go home much and any woman would very much have to take second fiddle to his work and I think that would be very hard to deal with. I think the posh woman with the sausage dog who was considering not paying for the operation because it was a fund for her imaginary wedding maybe had him in mind as the groom.
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I thought that too! She totally had her sights on him! He is totally dedicated to his work.

I wanted to marry Jason Donovan too! I had it all planned out, the bridesmaids would all have a different colour of the rainbow for their dress....as in Joseph and his technicolor dream coat! :rotfl:

I think my all time crush was Roger Taylor out of Queen (how could I forget him!), he was gorgeous in his younger days....looks abit like Kenny Rogers nowadays!

codemonkey

I wanted to wear Charlene's dress :rotfl:

Lately I've found myself being more bothered by things that previously would have bounced off me.

Last night I went into a panic because I read something on the internet about the drugs I wanted to change to and it said one of the side effects was rage and I was panickinv that I'd take it, go crazy and hurt dumbass dog somehow.

tea_lover

On Saturday night P cat didn't sleep on the bed like he usually does. He usually starts off sleeping on my legs then wanders around in the night, before ending up on my head in the morning. As he spent one night in a different place, I convinced myself he didn't love me anymore and was sulking.

He is a cat. A cat!

Totally with you on the positive to negative thing GG. I am veering wildly about the job I have an interview for. An hour ago it was the best opportunity ever and I was guaranteed to get it. Now I am too scared to even think about leaving this place.

codemonkey

Sometimes I worry that dumbass dog prefers his old owners to me - he's a dog - he likes anyone who scratches his belly.

Pyxis

Georgiegirl256 wrote: »

I can totally empathise with you Pyxis and tea too. I've been having a few low days lately too, and finding it hard to get motivated.
Does anyone else find they can go from being positive about something that's worrying them to negative in seconds flat? :cool:
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Oh yes! Absolutely! (I'm not a 'Turbulent' for nothing! :rotfl:)

tea_lover wrote: »

Right Pyxis - to the duvet fort we go.

Thanks Tea! With lots of calorie-free biscuits as I'm on a fast day.

I did manage to write a letter that I should have done yesterday, and get it emailed off, and I cleaned a basin and the sink. (Gee what an achievement! )
Think I will pop out to the bank and pay a bill. Then I have to practice a routine for AmDram which I have to teach to the group tomorrow. Then a doctor's appointment which I'm dreading as it means standing my corner about something.

Pyxis

Sean Bean, still not bad for his age.....





Paul Nicholas.....dreamboat at the time, but hasn't aged quite as well.
I know, Pot and Kettle! :rotfl:

tea_lover

Ooh Sean Bean... can't believe I'd forgotten all those teenage hours spent watching Sharpe.