Originally posted by Paula
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you keep loose bar snacks in your bag!Your parents ruin the first half of your life and your kids ruin the second half -
Don't be a stupid bitch, Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.Originally posted by MrsGoofyou keep loose bar snacks in your bag!Lick my Chutney LollipopComment
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...there is a fight in the 'Ladies Only' thread...Originally posted by PaulaDon't be a stupid bitch, Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.Rule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion.Comment
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I like the idea of compartments for all my nik naks. If I can get my PDA, my back-up mobile in there along with the other essentials and a spare pair of tights I shall be happy.oxo with Sunday lunchComment
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and promptly gets a good rodgering from Helios - or whatever name the gender confused idiot is using these days.Originally posted by Xenophon*Lines up*
*Drops trousers*Comment
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As long as you don't carry a spare pair of knickers!Originally posted by LolaI like the idea of compartments for all my nik naks. If I can get my PDA, my back-up mobile in there along with the other essentials and a spare pair of tights I shall be happy.Lick my Chutney LollipopComment
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But also the funniestOriginally posted by PaulaDon't be a stupid bitch, Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.
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Actually that is a good idea. Sometimes I travel by train so I can’t carry around spare clothes if the contract means spending an unexpected overnight away. Normally I can wash a blouse in the hotel room and it will dry by the morning but I often forget where I left the panties.Originally posted by PaulaAs long as you don't carry a spare pair of knickers!oxo with Sunday lunchComment
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On someones bedroom floor?Originally posted by LolaActually that is a good idea. Sometimes I travel by train so I can’t carry around spare clothes if the contract means spending an unexpected overnight away. Normally I can wash a blouse in the hotel room and it will dry by the morning but I often forget where I left the panties.
Actually I do sometimes carry a pair if I think my luck may be inLick my Chutney LollipopComment
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I have a very personal problem. My boyfriend (he is 28) is a very good looking and sexy but just lately, particularly after a few drinks. My passions have cooled and I no longer wish to sleep with him, I prefer to fantasise about a certain CUK member (I think he must be about 48) instead. At the moment I would like to go to bed alone. What can I do? How do I dump boyfriend? How do I approach CUK member?oxo with Sunday lunchComment
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