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Jordan Posted Jan 17, 2003
Really?
[Takes innuendo to the ouvert level.]
Hey! Ladies (and perhaps gents)! Do any of you want a big one? 'Cause that's what I'm offering!
Damn, I'm weird.
- Jordan
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Jordan Posted Jan 17, 2003
Yeah, though I suppose I should have commented earlier about your 'big stick' and its connection to internet porn...
I'm too tired to think up good innuendos! Good night!
- Jordan
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Jan 18, 2003
"who actually /likes/ the idea of their body growing old and breaking down? I certainly don't"
One day you wake up, look in the mirror - see your mother {father} staring back at you {or the milkman, whatever}
and you think
"My God! I'm getting old!"
Then you realize you have grown up children and a grandchild, and think
"I AM old"
but you don't feel any different than you did when you were 19.
You are the same geeky teenager who blossomed into a swan princess
The only real difference is now you know what your parents told you to avoid _is_ bad for you, but it's still fun.
And you find yourself saying the same things.
But you hope they'll try them anyway.
And you look at your parents *now* and hope you don't live _that_ long.
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Huffers, compulsive lurker Posted Jan 19, 2003
the only things I remember my parents telling me to avoid are poisonous berries and sticking my fingers in plugs.
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Sergeant Mushroom Posted Jan 20, 2003
I never know what to believe off my parents. Me da scared me during the hols though. He asked me when I was getting married while we were in the pub
Obviously I said 'eh?' as I've only been going out with my boyfriend for about three months. Dad replied, 'well, he's kissed you, hasn't he? You'll be living in sin if you don't marry him now.' Of course he was joking.
I hope
Living in sin...
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Doctor Devoid......an Earth-bound misfit. Posted Jan 20, 2003
Living in sin, sweet. Before i got married my mother was convined that it was never going to happen so she started giving away lots of stuff that now, I am having to buy at ridiculous expense.
You wouldn't have to get married but if you were to let them think that you might, think of the leverage you would have.......or am I just too manipulative???
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Sergeant Mushroom Posted Jan 20, 2003
he he...good call
Though my parents give me credit anyway just for finally getting a boyfriend. And me grandma's worse. Every time she sees a baby she goes all gooey at it. I hope she doesn't try and talk to me lad or she'll probably scare him off
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Jan 20, 2003
That's the thing about older generations.
They don't want to get old, they would prefer to stay 21, yet can't wait for the next generation to appear.
Although, I would have waited longer than 41.....
That's why your gran goes gooey over babies - she has grandchildren of childbearing age.
And I get made such a fuss of for being a grandma, I can only imagine the joy at having a great grandchild.
Blimey, I could be a great gran in 10 years time!
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Jordan Posted Jan 20, 2003
I think my mum would be happier with me going out with another man than she is with my plans to remain single. What is it with her and the rest of my relatives? Hmm... perhaps I'll test them...
'Hey, mum, this is Bubba, and we're, erm, moving in together. Incidentally, see this ring? ...'
Moah ha ha ha-ha!
- Jordan
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Researcher 159112 Posted Jan 21, 2003
*scary*
My parents reckon they won't be able to afford a wedding
That's always assuming I'll find someone worth marrying who wants to marry *me*
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