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xxxxxxxxxxxx Posted Jul 27, 2005
The power of positive thinking ,you get what you expect so think gorgeous girlfriend and toned torso
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Ash Posted Jul 27, 2005
I'm thinking positively....
I want to feel less knackered all the time and be caguely attractive to the opposite sex...
The reason I have started going to the gym is so I can continue to fit in my 30" waist trousers and don't have to buy a whole new wardrobe...
(Though I have had to buy various items of clothing to wear in the gym...it seems to defeat the object somehow..)
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xxxxxxxxxxxx Posted Jul 27, 2005
The more you excercise you do the more energy you will have
Oh go on buy new clothes anyway it is fun
Hey my friend has found lots of new girlfriends at the gym,but I think the word has gone out about him now think he has to join a new gym
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Ash Posted Jul 27, 2005
I did mention that I'm shy, not the greatest looking bloke in the world and very old???
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xxxxxxxxxxxx Posted Jul 27, 2005
Shyness you can overcome ,personality is more important than looks and age is just a number told you I am an eternal optimist
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Ash Posted Jul 28, 2005
I have the personality of a damp paper bag as well....
I hide it behind a screen of lovable rogueishness that everyone hates...
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xxxxxxxxxxxx Posted Jul 28, 2005
Damp paper bag
Have you seen any buzzards lately?
Tonight they were out in force,my favorite one was on his tree stump that he uses as a roost ,oh he is so beautiful it always makes me smile
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Ash Posted Jul 28, 2005
I've seen them about, there's another post sitter a couple of miles down the road and there's always a few at Dad's.. I just see the one's around here circling high in the air these days, I would hazard a guess and could probably affirm that my late neighbour was the buzzard I almost hit myself a few weeks back as it flew out of a hedge and across the road on th Wellington bypass.
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xxxxxxxxxxxx Posted Jul 28, 2005
Maybe he had babies before he sadly passed on to be with the buzzards.I just to watch them,they make me feel alive inside
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Ash Posted Jul 28, 2005
I saw one as a kid...
We were on holiday in Scotland...
Well at least I think I did... It could have been a buzzard though, thinking about it, I'm sure my parents wouldn't have agreed it was if it wasn't...
I love birds of prey... And errm, bats... And, errrm, reptiles though obviously I haven't done much research into them, I just admire them when I get the chance... I was a bit miffed when Mum and Dad wouldn't let me keep a caiman, even if it would grow to over 15 feet... I really couldn't see the problem, I had a large room...
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xxxxxxxxxxxx Posted Jul 28, 2005
They like the bath to relax in so could of been a problem sharing
Had a tortoise called flash ,it kept running away and it could cover some milage in it's bid to freedom,either that or my brothers were playing a cruel trick on me
There are lots of bats here,they go crazy at night and screech around expertly showing off I like the little creatures a lot
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Ash Posted Jul 28, 2005
Tortoises (and terrapins) can go a surprising distance though probably not very quickly....
I won't tell you my bat story....
But I have seen them around a fair bit, usually the moth like pipistrelles...
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xxxxxxxxxxxx Posted Jul 28, 2005
Still suspect my brothers played a part in itnot to be trusted at all
If you go out for a walk in the twilight the bats round here dance round your feet
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Ash Posted Jul 28, 2005
Usually head height around here... Maybe I should use odoureaters...
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xxxxxxxxxxxx Posted Jul 28, 2005
They swoop right down almost into the ground and then turn twist and fly right up obviously either admiring my walking shoes or eating the fat moths
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