Flashman 28.05.2005 11:15 |
I'm always rattling something. I'm a bugger for it, and there's rarely less than a couple on the go at the same time. Variety is the spice of life, they reckon - and I think they've got it spot on. There's 3 billion women out there - that's a lot of unchartered territory. While I don't expect to explore 'em all, I intend to give it a bloody good go. The latest of a long, long line of lucky ladies to sample the Flashman Vintage is a young mare with the hellish moniker of Tanya. If her last name was Hide, it'd at least be apt; as she likes a bit of rough and tumble, not that I'm a novice of the art. She's as simple as slip-on shoes, an absolute clot - but with poonts like hers, she has her plus points. Besides, having previously studied the form with both her mother and older sister, it seemed rude not to complete the full set when the chance presented itself. I've known her since she was no more than six or seven, back when I was tupping her mother every other weekend when her husband was working away. (At least, that's what he told her. I know for a fact the old coot was rogering some Scottish bint senseless at his country cottage. Whispers carry on the wind a little louder when you put it about as much as I do). She's had a crush on me all through her teenage years, and I've always been on hand to offer advice or a friendly wink in a jovial favourite uncle type of way - biding my time until she ripens. Well, she's a big girl now and I could hold it in no longer - and got her royally sloshed on her 18th birthday, before giving her the Flashman Lift into the rear garden and rogering her senseless amongst the tulips. Having been through half her family, I can attain that she's undoubtedly the mount of the three - her moans and wails informed the entire village that randy ol' Flash was back in the saddle, coasting down the final furlong and onto the Winner's Enclosure, a sure fire bet for Champion Jockey again this year. Y'know, just thinking about her gives me strange pangs in the stomach - most unsettling. Could she truly be 'the one'? Don't bet on it, dear Reader. I ain't fully recovered from a recent bout of jelly belly - it's most likely just wind. Are you in love at the moment? |
iGSM 28.05.2005 11:38 |
No. wait. Yes. |
Whisperer 28.05.2005 12:15 |
I am, desparately. The girl is one of my best friends. I've told her about my feelings and she still only wants to be friends. I feel terrible. Every time she smiles to another guy it feels like my heart is gonna break apart. We spend lots of time together, which doesn't make it easier for me at all. Still, I want to be with her all the time. Right now everything in my life seems pointless and not-important, except that one girl :-( |
deleted user 28.05.2005 13:04 |
Yes. |
Janet 28.05.2005 13:13 |
Yes! :-) |
Janet 28.05.2005 13:18 |
I wasn't talking to you, I was saying "Yes I am in love at the moment" with my husband of 20 years. ;-) |
brENsKi 28.05.2005 13:37 |
JohnMercury wrote: No, sorry, not you Janet, i'm flattered, buti was proposing to CLTCM. Your second on my list though :-)I don't think Flashie is in love tho'...take the chemicals out of this and you just have another great shag! - you can't be in love with someone you think "as simple as slip-ons" |
brENsKi 28.05.2005 13:40 |
Janet wrote: I wasn't talking to you, I was saying "Yes I am in love at the moment" with my husband of 20 years. ;-)me too, and married 17 years! Janet, I'd put mr mercury right if I were you...how did you only end up SECOND on his list? this guy has no taste ;-) |
Bob The Shrek 28.05.2005 13:47 |
Holy Shit Janet - Dan better watch his back, there's a new kid on the block LMAO. |
Janet 28.05.2005 13:48 |
LOL! ;-) |
brENsKi 28.05.2005 14:36 |
JohnMercury wrote: Why would i lie about my girlfriends name??if you can lie about your own name, then your girlfriend's name should present no mendacity-related issues for you! |
Flashman 29.05.2005 04:13 |
Gad, there's more oddballs in this place now than at any time in its entire history. |
Taylor-Mayed 29.05.2005 04:31 |
Probably not. But if it is - run! |
Queenleaf 29.05.2005 10:02 |
*smiles and even occasionally laughs as she reads Flashy's post* Yes I am in love. I plan to marry him someday too. And no I'm not talking about Mr. Tampon Tea I'm talking about my boyfriend. |
Flashman 29.05.2005 12:50 |
Bah, and here's ol' Flash hoping you were keeping 'em crossed for me, Queenleaf ;-) Like I've said before, lass - he'd best think on and treat you right, or I'll be over there like a shot to give him a taste of the back of me hand. You can tell him that too, unless he's a big bugger. |
Flashman 30.05.2005 05:46 |
Hmm... since those limpets have been deleted, half the replies to my thread have disappeared. Either I'm not as popular as I thought (as if!), or maybe I just attract all the crackpots. Or maybe they were all perfectly normal folk until they started reading my drivel. Anyway, fuck 'em. |
Queenleaf 31.05.2005 16:40 |
Nope I definatly want to marry him for real sorry dear. Don't worry about your popularity. You're very popular around here and you have nothing to worry about. Why am I starting to give you a pep talk? You already have enough self confidence to float my boat in. |
Queen T 31.05.2005 21:57 |
Flashman wrote: I'm always rattling something. I'm a bugger for it, and there's rarely less than a couple on the go at the same time. Variety is the spice of life, they reckon - and I think they've got it spot on. There's 3 billion women out there - that's a lot of unchartered territory. While I don't expect to explore 'em all, I intend to give it a bloody good go. The latest of a long, long line of lucky ladies to sample the Flashman Vintage is a young mare with the hellish moniker of Tanya. If her last name was Hide, it'd at least be apt; as she likes a bit of rough and tumble, not that I'm a novice of the art. She's as simple as slip-on shoes, an absolute clot - but with poonts like hers, she has her plus points. Besides, having previously studied the form with both her mother and older sister, it seemed rude not to complete the full set when the chance presented itself. I've known her since she was no more than six or seven, back when I was tupping her mother every other weekend when her husband was working away. (At least, that's what he told her. I know for a fact the old coot was rogering some Scottish bint senseless at his country cottage. Whispers carry on the wind a little louder when you put it about as much as I do). She's had a crush on me all through her teenage years, and I've always been on hand to offer advice or a friendly wink in a jovial favourite uncle type of way - biding my time until she ripens. Well, she's a big girl now and I could hold it in no longer - and got her royally sloshed on her 18th birthday, before giving her the Flashman Lift into the rear garden and rogering her senseless amongst the tulips. Having been through half her family, I can attain that she's undoubtedly the mount of the three - her moans and wails informed the entire village that randy ol' Flash was back in the saddle, coasting down the final furlong and onto the Winner's Enclosure, a sure fire bet for Champion Jockey again this year. Y'know, just thinking about her gives me strange pangs in the stomach - most unsettling. Could she truly be 'the one'? Don't bet on it, dear Reader. I ain't fully recovered from a recent bout of jelly belly - it's most likely just wind. Are you in love at the moment?How romantic and eloquent you are...NOT :P |
geeksandgeeks 31.05.2005 22:26 |
Yep. And for the record - I scanned down the list of names who have posted in this topic and nearly burst into tears. Oh, it's wonderful to see some of you again... |
Flashman 01.06.2005 13:41 |
geeksandgeeks wrote: Yep. And for the record - I scanned down the list of names who have posted in this topic and nearly burst into tears. Oh, it's wonderful to see some of you again...Aye, trust ol' Flashy to bring some of the big guns out of the woodwork. |
Flashman 01.06.2005 13:43 |
*Double Post* |
wstüssyb 01.06.2005 13:47 |
It could be gas flash.. |
Flashman 01.06.2005 13:51 |
Oh, it definitely was, wstüssyb. Quite violent too, I hasten to add. My stars! I thought for a moment I was going to start shooting around the room like a deflating balloon. Good job I wasn't on the job, or I would have had to call an ambulance. |
deleted user 01.06.2005 23:05 |
":) yes, I'm human. But I have learned a few things in my 15 short years. Boys lie! They don't smell very well most of the time. They are totally immature. They're mean! They don't have a clue about girls. How they make it past 19 is beyond me. I once heard this thing about men that went something like...men are like parking spaces. the good ones are all taken and the rest are handicapped. that about sums it up." - The exact same can be said about women. Women are certainly not magnanimous and perfect beings. |
Daburcor? 01.06.2005 23:50 |
EvilTwin wrote::) yes, I'm human. But I have learned a few things in my 15 short years. Boys lie! They don't smell very well most of the time. They are totally immature. They're mean! They don't have a clue about girls. How they make it past 19 is beyond me. I once heard this thing about men that went something like...men are like parking spaces. the good ones are all taken and the rest are handicapped. that about sums it up.You don't have a clue. |
runy 02.06.2005 09:09 |
EvilTwin wrote: Pittewweeee! (that's me spitting) You all DISGUST me with your talk of LOVE! Love is for old people and people in jail! Freedom! Freedom! I say. :P*shakes her hand in agreement* ;) |
deleted user 02.06.2005 09:29 |
Wait till who has 24 of what? |
Mean Mistreater 02.06.2005 09:32 |
"I once heard this thing about men that went something like...men are like parking spaces. the good ones are all taken and the rest are handicapped." That's a good one! :D |
Queenleaf 02.06.2005 14:41 |
I personally like men very much. Boys too. I agree with Miss James I think women can be quite as bad. |
Janet 02.06.2005 15:10 |
My hubby isn't a bastard, honest! LOL! He is the fairest, kindest, most decent human being I've ever met and he treats me like a princess. :-) |
Farlander 02.06.2005 15:16 |
I am and ever shall remain QUITE out of love, thank God. |
Dan 02.06.2005 15:22 |
Thank you dear. You can be the princess as long as I am the King. |
Janet 02.06.2005 15:31 |
Oh. Hello there handsome. Of course you're the King. Was there a doubt? ;-D |
deleted user 02.06.2005 19:44 |
"'Till you are 24 years old Amanda...." - I take it that this was an attempt to make yourself feel as though you know more about men than I do simply because of your age. It is plain and simple: there are both men AND women that can be complete jerks. I don't understand why in the world women point their fingers at men and say they are nothing but pigs when I myself have met women that are pigs themselves. Oh, but if I need to wait until I turn 24 to figure this out, then I guess I'll just have to wait since I'm obviously too immature at the age of 20 to understand anything about the male and female sexes. |
Lisser 02.06.2005 20:13 |
I'm comfortable saying some men are turds. I'm also comfortable saying some women are turds, since I tend to be one on many ocassions. I've experienced men of all ages behave like babboons and I've experienced women of all ages act like assholes too. Alls well that ends well. |
deleted user 02.06.2005 20:18 |
But you're over the age of 24, Lisser, so that means you're actually intitled to an opinion on the issue. :^P |
Lisser 02.06.2005 20:32 |
Well yes physically I am over 24 but I still think I'm 17. ;) Age is nothing but a number Alli!!! I think I need to give you my f*ck em course!! As in "who gives a flyin turd what you think about me!!!" It's very liberating you know. :) |
DarkQueen 04.06.2005 08:32 |
<font color=#FF399> Linda Of The Valley wrote: All Men Are Bastards All Women Are Bitches that about sums it upMmhmm, tell it Linda... |
deleted user 04.06.2005 09:43 |
"Do you visit some psychiatrist? I'm not trying to be mean but I'm really curious about it." - Alex, I have done you the courtesy of not speaking to you, because I am well aware of the fact that you highly dislike me. Thus, I am asking you now to please pay me the same courtesy. Frankly, I do not want to be associated with you and that is why I am asking (politely) if you would just not speak to me from now on. |
Fraz 04.06.2005 12:28 |
no watch this space |