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Married to Night Train
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- Salford, UK
yenrod said:'theclaud - is an acquired taste !
Yuh know those kind of women who give as good as they get
B)
Terrible isn't it, we'll be wanting the vote next...
Do Women moan about the timeofthemonth..
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Terrible isn't it, we'll be wanting the vote next...
snapper_37
Barbara Woodhouse's Love Child
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- Wolves
very-near said:2 now, was 3 until last year - hell on wheels
You may get lucky. Apparantly the cycles can synchronise. B) It's only happened to us a couple of times, but it does occur and everything is lovely and sunny in the world.....
Or maybe not
papercorn2000
Senior Member
snapper_37 said:You may get lucky. Apparantly the cycles can synchronise.
Or maybe not
My sister and then girlfriend were synchronised. I just bought in loads of chocolate and said nothing.
snapper_37
Barbara Woodhouse's Love Child
- Location
- Wolves
papercorn2000 said:
Mmmmm, you can come and live with us then!!!!
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User482
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theclaud said:There's no "lately" about it.
I'm not saying the sensors are never wrong, but one learns to spot the signs...
A quick google reveals that Mary Wollstonecraft published A Vindication of the Rights of Woman in 1792. Clearly, change happens rather slowly wherever Yenners lives...
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Married to Night Train
- Location
- Salford, UK
User482 said:
Well, 'vindication' is near the end of the dictionary, it takes time to look it up...B)
Mr Pig
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- Location
- North Lanarkshire
papercorn2000 said:
Isn't there a law against that?
Anyway, don't you think it's just an absolute blast when your wife refuses to admit that she's just a tad unreasonable when the ball is up on the slates?
"Ok dear, you're not at all touchy today" Said the pig as he moved his head slightly to the left as the large carving knife thudded into the door by his ear.
I feel sorry for the kids. At least I know why mum's being a pain.
"Anyway, don't you think it's just an absolute blast when your wife refuses to admit that she's just a tad unreasonable when the ball is up on the slates? "
Classic. Not heard that one before. B)
Not unrelated (particularly) but my wife has a friend whose husband is called Stephen 'Towel' by virtue of the fact that every time he gets frisky and it's her TotM, he says "Don't worry Dear, just put a Towel on the bed". B)
I think her friend will regret telling eveyone that.
Classic. Not heard that one before. B)
Not unrelated (particularly) but my wife has a friend whose husband is called Stephen 'Towel' by virtue of the fact that every time he gets frisky and it's her TotM, he says "Don't worry Dear, just put a Towel on the bed". B)
I think her friend will regret telling eveyone that.
snapper_37
Barbara Woodhouse's Love Child
- Location
- Wolves
B) B) 
From a female point of view this is all really amusing, and funny I have to admit....I'm sure Mr A will take comfort in knowing it is not just he who has to put up with psychotic (don't know how to spell it because I'm NOT) behaviour once a month. At least we're reasonable for 26/27ish days of the month, you gentlemen are only reasonable for the other 2 or 3!...and why do you always want to start a fight when it is that TotM...It's like you do it on purpose then back off when you realise it's coming......The classic looks I've seen on Mr A's face when I give him daggers as he's starting to agitate me...he sharp knows the score then, shuts up and pretends to be busy! - we love you xx
