Sue

cam_beauty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My friend has asked me to advertise her luxury > eco-holiday cottage in the > stunning countryside of South Herefordshire. The > perfect place to relax this year. > > Please go to: > www.garwayhouse.co.uk > > We stayed last summer and loved the peace and > quiet. Swimming pool is being renovated so will be > 'go' for this summer. > > Letting all year round. > > Enjoy > Sarah xxxxxx Maybe it's me, but somehow "luxury" and "eco" seem an odd combination ..... :-$

Cassius Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Also, it appeared that nearly everyone except me > was lying about their age - what's the point?? > Just made me wonder what else they were lying > about > > But when you meet in 'real life' how often do you > volunteer your age? "Hi I'm xyz and I'm 34" or > whatever (especially if you look/act/are young/old > for your age)? > > xxxxxxxxx Yeh but the point is, on internet dating sites you have to say how old you are - and it transpired that many people thought it was fine to knock many years off, and/or to post pix of their much younger selves. Of course you don't say how old you are in real life usually as soon as you meet someone, but we're talking here about a different situation, aren't we? And as it 'appens I do prefer men I meet in a potential dating situation in "real life" to know my age quite soon in case they want to flee :)) Luckily my OH didn't give a s**t :))

Keith Kendrick :)

Hey thanks for making me laugh peeps, after a long tiring day :)

flapjackdavey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *Bob* Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I took the test - here are my results. > > > > > > what test ? am I being thick ? xxxxxxx Edited because I thought my smartypants answer might indicate that I was being thick too :)) Hope nobody read it :)) Clue: It was connected with the paperclip :-$

Mikecg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thats OK Sue, I do that sort of thing a lot but > I'm getting better hehe! xxxxxx I'm getting worse. Much, much worse. Not sure if it's age or alcohol :)) :-$

Black is the Colour of my True Love's Hair - Joan Baez :-$

Mikecg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Please please! Sue never doubt my musical genius. > > Led Zep 1 1968........ > > Side 2 Track 2........ > > Title Black Mountain Side > > Oh! look I'm Still Alive! > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Mountain_Side > > Edited to say I know its about Bert but when you > read my original post you will see I quoted that > Jimmy Page from Led Zep Came up with Black > Mountain Side from what Bert had taught him... xxxxxx Yeh you're right, sorry hadn't read your post properly :-$

eb02gp Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have lost a glass Pendant (with silver clasp) > down Mebourne Grove (before Church) this morning. > > > Please if found can you make contact. > > Thanks! xxxxx That's very dedicated, going to Church on a Tuesday morning :)

Can someone describe for me the difference between fox poo and dog poo, as maybe I have been unfairly blaming the owner of a small dog in my road for crapping on my path :)) Erm, the dog that is, not the owner obviously :))

YES! A Lakeland shop in ED would be fab, I have to visit a friend in Tunbridge Wells to get my Lakeland fix :))

I've been in there. I found it weird but interesting :)

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Having said that I, with some friends, spent ?176 > each on a meal just before christmas in Lindsay > House - I guess thats the grown up way to blow a > load of money. xxxxxxx Well if you've got that much to spare, please send some my way :))

Moon Shadow - Cat Stevens

Mikecg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bert Weedon? do me a favour Tony he has the > technical prowess of a rigourmortis ridden corpse. > > > Play in a day? Sound like a dog shagging a bag of > nails more like..... xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx :)):)):))

Mikecg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No Blackmountain Side I bet my life on it..... > > xxxxxxxx You're dead then mate :)) Edited to say: Definitely Blackwater Side - I've got the album :)

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > >> > Because as it stands there are more laughs in The > Deer Hunter. xxxxxxxxx :)):)):))

Peckhampam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi > Is anyone interested in coming to Greece for a > week to be part of a holistic, sustainable > community and learn about Greek vegetarian > cooking? Life isn't too hard in the > community-afternoons are spent on the beach which > is about 20 minutes away. If you are interested I > can try to answer any questions or you can go to > www.kalikalos.com xxxxxx Bloody hell, do you know Jock? He's a friend of mine :)

Any house overlooking the woods :) Or the concrete house before it became derelict and before that monstrosity was built next to it (6)

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There is a Beth Chatto retrospective at the Garden > Museum, Lambeth Palace Rd until 19 April if anyone > is interested. > > gardenmuseum.org.uk xxxx You going PGC? I'd like to go to this, I love her garden. Was supposed to be going to a conference thing at this museum, it was the (first) day of the snow, can you believe they didn't cancel it???????????? Tried to walk to the Oval to get a tube, since trains and buses were all off, gave up by the time I got to Goose Green :))

espelli Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Vaseline applied around the top edge of a pot will > keep snails and slugs off - they can't get a grip. > A tip passed on by my mother who loves hostas and > hates slug pellets! xxxxxx Well yeh, in a pot it's easier to keep em off. sharp grit also works. I love (some) hostas, especially the big blue leaved ones, so I keep trying .....

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Indeed! I managed to piss close to 400 quid up the > wall over the weekend on a three day bender so I'm > feeling my age this morning. xxxxxxx J***s C****t, what were you drinking to spend that much ????????????????? :))

boosboss Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where did I see the saying "Growing older is > mandatory, growing up isn't"? ;-) xxxx On a birthday card :)) Which I have on my notice board :))

One of my sisters met her partner through Guardian Soulmates (paper not website) and they've been together for years. I met some really nice men through internet dating including one I was with for over a year. However the advantage of meeting people in real life is that you can tell if you fancy them - you can get a quite wrong impression via emails. So I would say it's better to meet up quickly rather than carry on lengthy email/phone conversations when you build up a picture of someone which might be quite wrong. Also, it appeared that nearly everyone except me was lying about their age - what's the point?? Just made me wonder what else they were lying about :-S

I think it's a great idea but you have to be picky what sites you use, LoveandFriends and Guardian Soulmates are good. But though I met some lovely men (and some not) I met my OH at a party :))