You had an exciting early life, eh, Eadcase?
Nah, just teasing - I too remember thinking: 'what's this malarky... oooh, dunno if that's gross or funky'. Sadly, is a little bit less plentiful and stretcheriffic than then, but on the other hand, nowadays I don't think waist-length crimped hair and black lipstick is a good idea, so it's swings and roundabouts.
Welcome OkieCokie. Now you've put your left foot in, don't take your left foot out again. Oh, I crack myself up, so I do. Sadly don't crack anyone else up, ho hum
Am sat despondent with grrrrrr after foolishly watching '8 boys and wanting a girl' on Ch 4. I feel sorry for their pain, as a) I have a strong gender preference (won't say which) and b) they're clearly v sad about it all, but it's a bit fucking much watching women with gazillions of children having a boohoo about not getting a girl. The woman with 8 boys was crying about how at 43 it was taking her a bit of time to get pg again and how her life was a nightmare cos she couldn't have the girl she dreams of. Cheer up love and drink this nice, refreshing glass of STFU. All the families had very rigid, stereotyped notions of gender and can't help thinking if all the little boys hadn't been so deliberately forced to be near-parodies of boyhood then the women wouldn't feel so alone in a sea of man-twattery and the need for a 'princess' would recede. Ungrateful caaaaaahs; everyone knows I'm only 2 droids away from going 100% snookerloopy and taking to lovingly carrying round a used sanitary towel in a(n organic) babygro.
Always-Ultra is such a good unisex name.