LegalEagle-ish

So do you lot never let it grow a bit wild once in a while? I'm a bit of a slut and only get round to trimming the hedge when it starts trying to strangle passers by, unless I've got a hot date, but that is becoming a distant memory!

Grey pubic hairs really make you feel old!!

Hope to see you there!

I didn't even listen to what he was arguing about - but if it was because he wanted to back cuts to the poor, then I hope someone swore back at him.

If the IMF can regulate all kinds of other crap to do with trade, why can't they be used to impose a global trading tax?

Shuddup you boring old fart!

I laughed my arse off cos, as a cyclist I hate 4x4 drivers in London anyway, so it was well funny to me, innit?

yep - it is funny.

I need to find some Icelandic friends, pronto!

If was ever voted into a political position, I reckon I'd be just as foul mouthed as that guy! Real people in politics is what we need over here instead of the cardboard cut outs we have at present.

That's horrible. I hope he makes a full recovery.

I love my 20 year old Kona Lavadome, it's light and still strong after years of hammering.

It's all relative. Compared to you then I suppose I would be described more acurately as 'totally sane'!!

I'd be worried about my reaction if someone threatened my kids in that way, but I have anger management issues, so am not the reasonable person that *Bob* may be, so therefore, my reaction may not be reasonable. I don't think I would have caved the guys head in quite so badly as the man who chased the burglar and broke his cricket bat on his head, but everyone's anger takes different lengths of time to calm down. I think it is right to punish someone who commits a revenge attack, but instant reactions to threat and fear of death by someone protecting their family are a different thing. It appears that the jury thought this was a revenge attack, rather than an instant reaction to the threat from the burglars and if that is the case, the guy is right to be punished. I'd still hate to find myself in that position, and would be worried about my own reactions.

Lol, no, I like a good lamb shank myeslf, but my date can be veggie, as long as he can cook and he likes my dog and cats (but not in the pot)

When I hit 30 I had the same thing, I was running my own business and multi-tasking famly too, but my concentration went and my memory too. It turned out I had an undiagnosed under-active thyroid gland. When I was finally diagnosed, I was given thyroxine and my brain just switched back on. I'd had to sell my business by then and my marriage was on the rocks, but it was reassuring to know that my slowing brain was not just caused by stress, it had an organic (and curable) cause. If this is an unusual slowing down of your mental faculties, don't just accept it as growing older, there may be an underlying reason that can be found and overcome. Good luck.

So what happened last night?

Single, intelligent, slightly crazy female WLTM similar male, over 35 for DIY projects and digging the garden and occasional raunchy sex. Must like animals and cooking.

Oh, I don't know, I'd be happy with an android!

Merseyside is very exciting I'll have you know!

Of course, it seems that the fainthearted don't win the fair male!

No, sorry, Merseyside.

Islington Birkenhead, Merseyside Islington Basingstoke Moreton, Merseyside Wallasey, Merseyside Sarnia (Canada) Forest (Canada) Wallasey, Merseyside Birkenhead, Merseyside Stoke on Trent Elephant & Castle Quarteira (Portugal) Republique, Paris (France) Brussels (Belgium) Brugge (Belgium) Elephant & Castle East Dulwich

Where's your pic??

So has anyone managed to bag a single ED man yet? I have to go hunting further afield myself!