Ladymuck

LOL Daizie! To be honest felt-tip, I don't know. And you may have a valid point. But the clear conscience that comes from the expression of what I genuinely believe does feature heavily in my mind. This could be viewed as selfish - I accept.

LOL Mick Mac! Seriously though, I am often told that I am too honest. In reality, it is my guess that what the other person really means is that I am rude or tactless (or worse)! It's never really bothered me - until now. Life has also shown me that recipients of the truth are often ill-equipped to deal with it. Sure, hearing the truth can hurt - but the dispensing of it can be equally emotionally trying. However, to not give it, eats away at the conscience - I find. This destructive negative outweighs any purported positive in telling the lie in the first instance - in my experience.

Interesting comment GG. To me, truth is simply the expression of something which I believe not to be a lie.

felt-tip Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > a little white lie never hurt anybody. > > "You look great in that outfit." > "Of course I still love you and the kids." > "I was with Dave all night. I have never even > heard of a Teresa." ...until the truth comes out...and it usually does... No, I haven't seen the film Sean.

I mean, is honesty really the best policy?

Oh? Does it cook rice as well as steam asparagus then?:))

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > sequinned boob tube > > hot pants > > high heels > > leg warmers (optional) > > 'big hair' wig (preferably in a different colour > and style to your own) > > glitter cream eyeshadow (lots of) > > lipgloss (as above) > > hairbrush > > full-length mirror > > loud, cheesy disco tunes (flashdance, eye of the > tiger, fame ) > > partner safely away on 'business trip' > > two bewildered cats HILARIOUS! But...haven't you forgotten something? 3 syllables, 2 words... (cooks rice LOL).

Oy!!! 1,100

Toad's legs?

Nice day today innit? he heB)

Crikey - don't mention rice cookers on here - you'll set someone off LOL! *smiles and waves at Lady Katherina van der Wotsit*

Would they be flapjacks by any chance FJD? Anyway, this has cheered me up no end! Back up there where they belong LOL!

Given that I'm not due to re-appear for another 99 posts, I'm only poking my head in to see what facetious response might be on here. You didn't disappoint Narnia. LOL!!!!! OK - back to boxing - whatever that is.

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karter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > a night out with friends for food and drink always > helps, LM. ;-) That it does Lil Bro, that it does x

Martin McCabe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Will the group be honoured with Lady Mucks > presents? Erm...presents? I mean, I am aware that Christmas is around the corner but... Either way - non - regrettably, time constraints mean that cycling, for me, is not for pleasure: merely commuting. Though that is not to say that I do not derive pleasure from travelling by bike - if that makes sense? But good luck with the ride - should be good (your rides are certainly popular Mr. McCabe).

Beautiful indeed...along with Les Sylphides: mesmerising.

Bellenden Belle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The trick is motivating myself to exercise in the > first place...... Spot on BB... In the meantime... (for me anyway)...though (having seen Alina Cojocaru perform at the ROH, this clip doesn't really do her justice)...

Yes well done - just relieved it's back - frankly. Would still like answers to my questions above though;-) xx

Apart from a good sob, over a good drink with good friends/partner - (along with some Hotel Chocolat choccies) always warms my heart. Utterly sublime.

Martin McCabe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ** Next cycle ride ** > > Statues, Monuments & Sites along the Thames. > > This will be the easiest one, up to Tower Bri, > head along the Thames (North Side) to Battersea > Bri, then a coffee at the Windmill on Clapham > Common. > > It was going to be the old London Prisons, but it > had the same interest as the Bank of England - 2% > ?! > > > Best, > > McCabe WHEN Mr. McCabe, WHEN?

Just a reminder...this Saturday.

So, who's the one feeling sufficiently humourless today who transferred this from the Lounge to here?:( Yeah, I know...it's about this forum...yada yada yada...I'm still not happy...see...grumpy smiley:'( PS: could we also have a crying smiley emoticon please? And one sticking its tongue out...oh, and may as well go the whole hog and have one sticking one or two fingers up? Is that possible please? :)) Ta.

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