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@kent f OBE wrote:
Memories :lol:
I always wanted to ask you what it was like being a war-child.. :lol:
He said as he sailed through the ocean in his canoe.. :lol: ^^^
Bitty.. :lol:
@cherriepie wrote:
Without sounding rude …
You may subconsciously have a psychological and emotional craving for a mothers or Grandmothers affection or attention…. Maybe?
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That’s why I asked what his relationship was like with his mum when he was younger.
@rickygervaisfan wrote:
@Bad Manners wrote:
It’s a milf fetish which is perfectly normal. :roll: Does it stop at 40-50’s women or are you into the saggier 80-90 yr old variety?
40-50’s is where I draw the line haha
I know one young bloke, he was twenty three – went out with a ninety two year old lady. She was that old, her p u s s y was haunted.
Reciting my prayers – I love this new church hobby thing, makes you realise things. Not only that, but if you believe in God, you get miracles and that.
Isn’t that a prediction that anybody can make though?
LMAO! Gaz made me laugh..
Ok Ricky – How was your relationship with your mother when you were younger?.. :-k
@susieq wrote:
How can I get that fab chair home from Camden !!
Any kind of delievery service could do you a good deal Suze – Apart from Parcel Force, don’t use them, you’ll never receive the chair until 2020.. :lol:
@kent f OBE wrote:
If you were dying or seriously ill and didn’t know what the outcome of your diagnosis would be….would you keep it from your loved ones?
Obviously if your disease didn’t take a fast hold over your body and you didn’t look ill on the outside it would be possible, otherwise there comes a point when you don’t need to tell anyone, it would be apparant.Hello Kent – I suppose it’s one of those things you could think about, but not really know unless the situation actually occurs. Being told you were dying changes everything, and i suppose telling everyone will change the situation even more. I can’t say what i’d do to be honest.
