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Yeah you obviously know women well! All made of sugar & spice. I love Mrs V dearly but the intrigue around her friends gets right on my tits. They are all at each other's throats over some perceived slight. -
And they are adult women.Originally posted by vetran View Post
Yeah you obviously know women well! All made of sugar & spice. I love Mrs V dearly but the intrigue around her friends gets right on my tits. They are all at each other's throats over some perceived slight.
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The Real Housewives of Slough.Originally posted by vetran View PostI love Mrs V dearly but the intrigue around her friends gets right on my tits. They are all at each other's throats over some perceived slight.
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yep but the tits are natural & saggy!Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View Post
The Real Housewives of Slough.
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They are "The Saggy Social Sisters of Slough."
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you have met them?Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThey are "The Saggy Social Sisters of Slough."
Oh compared to some of the mums at the various schools these aren't too bad but a psychiatrist would have a full time job defusing this stuff.
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I was just thinking of the name of the TV program that could showcase their interactions.Originally posted by vetran View Post
you have met them?
Oh an extra dimension to the program. A psychiatrist/psychologist to analyse their social interactions linking it back to their childhood, their family structure etc.Originally posted by vetran View PostOh compared to some of the mums at the various schools these aren't too bad but a psychiatrist would have a full time job defusing this stuff."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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oh no the myriad of fathers and lovers most definitely has an impact. Don't just blame the parents.Originally posted by NigelJK View Post
Nearer the mark
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Went there once with the missus. Not sure I agree he couldn't paint. God in bed with a lot of little naked boys seemed very appropriate for the Catholic church anyway.Originally posted by Gibbon View Post
I quietly screamed at it too, I'd paid a fortune to get in, queued for bloody ages and when I got there it was a tulip incoherent cartoon. Michelangelo professed he couldn't paint and I agree with him, much better with sculptures.
PS Only just realised that, given your interest in ancient history, your name Gibbon is probably nowt to do with apes but based on Edward Gibbon.bloggoth
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