Alan Medic

frankie..........look it up ya lazy drunken hungover git

Everyone around here except Sue has lost a cat at least once.

Women do not know what being male is. I'm not saying that gives a male any right to assult a female. A child does not know what will happen if it puts its hand in the fire, until its too late. Instead of just marching to make people aware and stopping just one rape, what about making women aware of the power they have to stop one rape by dressing differently. Be a slut but don't expect respect for it from a man or a woman. Women get raped by other women too. It's not just men.

Any chance of a patronising pit MP?

That sounds fantastic. It's funny my Dad was a pipesmoker too. Condor though. Is he looking forward to it or nervous about it?

Reading what you write matthew45321 is enough punishment. Love to know what you think the image of Manchester United is?

I liked going out on the lake with him but I was never into fishing. It was interesting how he knew, given the conditions, where the fish were likely to be. He used to river fish too on the Moy. Did you pick up the habit from your Dad?

So it is my Dad's Red Arrow then from what you say. When he competed he was national champion twice. Represented Ireland in Scotland too for the Home Internationals. Always held in the same lake (loch) I believe which would be somewhere between Edinburgh and Dundee. I'm guessing that but you probably know.

hair of the dog

It may be a good story but I still don't know the answer to my question.

Has huncamunca been banned? I see he has been deactivated. I just wondered if the cat lovers of ED united to request he be removed?

I know next to nothing about fishing. My interest in the Red Arrow is a curiosity about how a fly gets a name and why it sticks. My Dad used to tie his own flies. One time after a particularly good day on Lough Arrow he and his fishing pal were approached by the local Trout and Salmon correspondent. He asked my Dad what the fly he was using was called and his friend piped up, that's the Red Arrow. Though my Dad invented the fly his friend named it. Anyway the guy wrote an article about this chance meeting and the magazine in that particular issue gave away a sample of the Red Arrow. I still have the magazine though it's in the attic. Must have been published circa 1980. I noticed the name comes up when google'd on a fishing forum and wondered is that my Dad's Red Arrow.

Admin, in your attempts to keep the place tidy, have you ever thought of putting a thread from the Lounge into the Drawing Room? I'd have thought that Slutwalk would be ideal for such a move.

kleinhond Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Huguenot Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I registered on a well known local forum as > > Huguenot a couple of years back. > > > > I was declined. > > > Hi Huguenot, > > I'm not sure what happened there as I've only been > running the NHF for a year, but you are very > welcome to re-register and I shall make sure I > look out for you. I think you are mistaken kh. H mentioned a well known local forum. Must be another one.

Indeed. A fitting memorial to huncamunca.

Well if you check you will find both are previous incarnations, as I've just discovered.

Oh yes........snorry katie.

PS Dedicated to huncamunca

Number 13 is hitting him on the head which caused his hand to hit the ball, so it should have been a pen anyway. Shame you couldn't have produced this new evidence at the time. It would have saved a lot of heartache. PS Henry would have taken the pen and scored. Back to 51.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > RosieH Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > To describe the criminal act of rape as > > shagging > > > someone is about as ignorant as it gets. > > > > It would be if that's what I was describing. > > And a man jumps on her from another rooftop and > shags her. He is guilty of a crime. > > Ahhh sorry, sorry, my bad. You were describing > the criminal act of parkour sex, no? Yes you've got it. I agree entirely LadyD, as would the vast majority of men. However when some women get up on their high horses it appears they seem to think they are fighting all men.

If you think that clothes can be provocative then I disagree with you. Provocation of any sort is rarely intended with a good purpose in mind.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > To describe the criminal act of rape as shagging > someone is about as ignorant as it gets. It would be if that's what I was describing. > > As for judging the 'class' or otherwise of a > woman's attire, how's about you post a picture of > one of your outfits on here and we'll all decide > whether it shows the same wit, style and yes, > class, as your posts? Where did I associate class with attire? > > And if we don't like it, you know, well maybe > someone will leap off a roof and brutalise you. > And to think you could have prevented it simply by > paying heed to the pages of GQ... I don't like violence in any form.

Which bit is ignorant? Shag is just a word, as is slut. I don't like either. You'd go on a slutwalk because it means something much more profound. It's ok though cause of something someone said in Canada or somewhere.

And a man jumps on her from another rooftop and shags her. He is guilty of a crime. She is just guilty of having no class I guess.

Most people dress for others even if they wont admit it. How do you explain why men wear ties? If I had to live at home on my own I wouldn't iron a shirt. I wouldn't shave. Probably stick with the same underpants for a few days. Might not shower. I'd be a slob. I wouldn't want to go out like that though.