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[QUOTE 2564272, member: 1314"]Of course my new mystic path has nothing to do with her dancing blue eyes, the swishing naturally curly shoulder-long blonde locks, or the tiniest glint of the lightly sun bleached soft-hair on a freckly-tanned skin.[/quote]
Of course not. Who'd ever believe otherwise.
You sir are smitten. I wish you every happiness.
Of course not. Who'd ever believe otherwise.
You sir are smitten. I wish you every happiness.
Cheddar George
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[QUOTE 2564287, member: 1314"]Hope my wife doesn't read this! I mean, she'll think I'm mad for believing the end of the world is nigh...[/quote]
If she does read this then it really could be for you.
If she does read this then it really could be for you.
[QUOTE 2564287, member: 1314"]Hope my wife doesn't read this! I mean, she'll think I'm mad for believing the end of the world is nigh...[/quote]
I think she will be more mad for you fancying your sisters mate.
Any pics to share with the group of these eyes, hair, and freckly-tanned skin?
I think she will be more mad for you fancying your sisters mate.
Any pics to share with the group of these eyes, hair, and freckly-tanned skin?
deptfordmarmoset
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Tell us more about her seven sisters!
Dayvo
just passin' through
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I read an article about them once.
http://www.floating-world.org/Pleiadians.htm
Does this girl look like the girl in the link?
Do Pleiadians drive around in Subarus?
http://www.floating-world.org/Pleiadians.htm
Does this girl look like the girl in the link?
Do Pleiadians drive around in Subarus?
Well if any of that is true then CoG has maybe misread the situation. There's maybe no vibe, no connection, just a Pleiadan being a Pleiadan. All the hallmarks of an unrequited love....
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swee'pea99
Squire
Looks a babe. Still a total fruit loop, mind, by the sounds o' things. Don't s'pose that'll put you off any.
swee'pea99
Squire
Incidentally, I'm not sure about 'centre of mystique'. It was certainly a pretty notorious centre in its day, but I don't think mystique was its main claim to fame...[http://londonhistorians.wordpress.c...-misery-clings-to-misery-for-a-little-warmth/]:
"the area certainly continued in its inclinations towards crime, poverty and vice of all persuasions. A stone’s throw from the theatre district of Drury Lane, the local area was home to countless bawdy-houses and streetwalkers, conspiring with swarms of thieves to empty the pockets of passers-by. In 1865, one visitor wrote “all about are men whose countenances and general appearance proclaim them to be thieves and cadgers.” Indeed, crime rates were among the highest across the whole of London, and it was widely acknowledged that “the walk through the Dials after dark was an act none but a lunatic would have attempted.”
I'm pretty sure it had at one time the highest rates of child mortality in London: a newborn had something like a one in three chance of seeing its tenth birthday.
Maz
Guru
No, he gave her a myth.
The Cafe Nero on Seven Dials was a haunt of mine. Particularly on Sunday mornings. I enjoyed many a coffee there.... and maybe the odd cake or two. Can't say I ever felt spiritually or astrologically moved though, or encountered any mythical or mystical beings. Guess I'm too 'of this world'.
Moon bunny
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No chance of that, it was all a trick, she sucked the blood out of him and his empty husk is now on a planet orbiting one of the smallest stars in the Hyades. He feels really swindled about it all.
