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I haven't ruled it out T-Max. Am still thinking about it. Px

Hello Brendan - happy new year and welcome home. It's been bloody cold here. Px

Bless you Iain - but I happen to know that you have no spare time on your hands.

I went quadbiking yesterday and I didn?t die. Ta da. I know ED is full of James Bond types who think nothing of throwing themselves out of aeroplanes and such but ?? I just want to say that I was very frightened but I did it anyway and I didn?t complain. I?ve steered today?s water-cooler moments towards ?what we did at the weekend? so I could slip it in and be all nonchalant but that?s been time consuming and random so I thought I would just start a thread. Besides, I?m not sure anyone believes me and I've been getting "looks". I'm nobody's idea of action woman and the nearest I get to an actual adrenaline rush is Selfridges on a Saturday afternoon. I?ll still readily throw myself into a mosh pit but I?m so out of there if anything kicks off. It was (for me) a bizarre choice of Sunday morning pursuits but that?s the point. My bitches had been laughing at me ? to my face (I can totally slate them as they don?t know about the Forum) so at all costs I wanted to fight my way out of their pigeon hole. I suggested qadbiking to them as an alternative to a day at the spa. The bitches wouldn?t bite so I took one of their husbands with me instead. It?s actually rather dangerous you know. I physically shook in my wellies as the leader talked us through safety, explained that the waterlogged terrain was the most dangerous they had ever known, and handed out vile green waterproof overall jobbies. I have no plans for anything further ? although I have had a text saying ?what?s next, parachuting in heels??. Fekkers.

You can buy Skin So Soft direct from the Avon site and it's as cheap as chips. I've been buying it for at about 20 years so it's an old (and best-selling) product. Most definitely works as a mosquito and midge repellant and it's shipped in bulk to by the British Army serving all over the globe. http://avonshop.co.uk/beauty/b/bath-and-bodycare/skin-so-soft.html The best product is the dry skin oil, but personally I supplement this with the bath oil as I have dry skin. This two pronged attack works for me and I never get bitten. I don't think it works for everyone though. Here's a testemonial/discussion: http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hubb/staying-healthy-on-the-road/avon-skin-so-soft-anti-40852

Fact - Avon's Skin So Soft is the best thig in the known world for keeping away mozzies

I saw Ronnie Wood in the flesh wearing Uggs - at the Pearl Jam Shepherds Bush Empire gig last year. They played All Along the Watchtower together. It was brilliant. Funilly enough I wasn't focused on Ronnie's boots. It's on You Tube I'm sure though if you want to check out Ronnie's boots. Just search on Pearl Jam / Ronnie Wood.

I have the SquareMeal venue hiring guide you can have if you want. Don't know what it has for SW London offhand but it covers the country. Otherwise try the SquareMeal website.

Favourite Dylan song constantly changes but today I am thinking: All Over Now Baby Blue (adore the Bryan Ferry version) One More Cup of Coffee You Belong to Me (always brings a tear) Just Like a Woman Covenant WEoman Simple Twist of Fate What Can I Do For you? Oh heck, did I have to pick just one? Can't do that. I don't rate him as a singer though and his gigs are very dull.

Well done Mr Ben. And will you be buying yourself a shaping vest to go with your boy Uggs?

It's so funny. Can't you do something more meaningful like..... erm.... dunno.

dulwichmum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- It makes me think differently about chicken fillets and underwring! > How incredibly thought provoking... Well yes, quite, that was my take on it too. Women have been pushing themselves up and pulling themselves in since forever. Now its the boys' turn. Apparently.

???? - there's a distinct echo following you about at the moment

OMG - I can't believe all the lushes on this thread trying to lay the blame with their poor innocent little pooches. For shame!

Sexy MF - Prince

Tony - passion is an excellent beginning but it isn't enough. Passion is useless without persuasion*. There nothing to be gained by storming on here and having a pop at admin et al - you've immediately taken your own argument off onto a tangent. Admin does a great job and it IS his forum - he pays for it and he puts the hours in. Frankly if this thread hadn't been lounged then I would never have seen it. I haven't got the time to read about the issues at the moment but I will make time later. * it's the second time I've said that this week - but who's counting

Brum - you are a fine example to us all. Pxxx

TonyQuinn Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I have never looked in the Lounge. Tony - welcome to the Lounge. I never look on the main page - except maybe once a fortnight.

Spot on Atila. I guess on a community level we should all try to be aware of our elderly neighbours especially during this cold spell and make sure they are OK. p.s. Townsend is more or less there too.

Bellenden Belle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Must say in the Belle Carnell household .... How about CarBelle?

The model in in the photo looks extremely yummy, but not even he can make thermal long pants look hot. I'm hoping that the Puma ones are more flattering.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hmmm... is he gay? Most certainly yes

I've just been sent this link by a friend. He's very excited. http://www.marksandspencer.com/Bodymax-Cotton-Rich-Sleeveless-Shaping/dp/B00323AV3I?ie=UTF8&categoryNodeID=43371030&mnSBrand=core

Care of the elderly is not usually on my radar (I'm in personal denial) but the news of the couple who died in their freezing home this week brought a tear to my eye. What a nightmarish way to live your final days. Whichever of them was the last to go (it is though that this was the wife) would have faced certain death alone with the corpse of her dead husband by her side. I can't stop thinking about that. It's just too awful. Anyway, this is interesting reading. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/guest_contributors/article6985467.ece

I confess that mine goes on in winter and does not get turned off again until spring. I turn it down if I'm away but I never turn it off. Even though, my house is cold at the moment because I'm having work done and it's interferred with the rads.