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TigsytheTiger · 07/04/2013 12:28

celebrating half a century of dating chit chat, all welcome ...

OP posts:
lubeybooby · 12/04/2013 09:14

Nicknamed*

gahh

Snapespeare · 12/04/2013 09:29

Lubey calm! all is calm! you are an oasis of calm in a desert of turbulence... If I think of Lubey I think of calm with tits Wink you're doing SO WELL! :) have you got an e-fag? something in the paper today about e-cigs being really helpful for giving up...

just read that Hugh Jackman (44) is married to a woman who is 57. This is amazingly good news, as I'd been a bit Hmm about the nameless-snape age gap again this morning, reasoning that he probably just views me as a bit of fun as there is a 13 year age gap. not so. Hugh Jackman is rocking a 13 year age gap.

KinNora · 12/04/2013 09:41

Morning everyone,

I can't do kittens but I can do shoes, they're on my profile now for those that wanted to see them ( looking at them again, I have to say that they'd probably be more accurately described as sandals rather than peeptoes but that's just me having to be pedantic as usual ).

Could you go and do something violently therapeutic Lubey ? Smash something up in the garden maybe.

Don't be wobbling Snape, I would imagine he thinks he's hit the jackpot with you.

EternalRose · 12/04/2013 09:46

[steps out or lurk-dom]

Dont forget snape, nameless was talking about 100 computers to go alongside your 100 cats....match made in heaven.

Grin
EternalRose · 12/04/2013 09:48

Erm, Kin. Does shoes are to die for!!

EternalRose · 12/04/2013 09:48

Does, those rather! Duh, wake up Rose.

BillMasen · 12/04/2013 10:16

I think my nickname would either be mr too nice (as I am frankly) or something like mr not as rock and roll as he thinks he is. I probably come across a bit like a wannabe rebel/rockstar who's really not!

Geek girl calls me lovely.

KinNora · 12/04/2013 10:17

Marks and Spencer, believe it or not, Rose, in the sale Shock

EternalRose · 12/04/2013 10:18

Wow, they have a louboutin-esque feel about them too! Me must go to M&S more often!

Grin
KinNora · 12/04/2013 10:21

Oh and Software says I'd have been 'The Writer' or 'Northern Soul' ( or, cough, 'Kisses' )

KinNora · 12/04/2013 10:23

Yeah Rose I have some posh shoes too but they're slightly more painful - M&S do some cracking shoes, those were 15 quid, I think.

SPsYoniTheOneAndOnly · 12/04/2013 11:26

I had the least romantic talk with Good Looking last night. He was on about seeing a friend cut his hand off so I mentioned breaking my leg and seeing the bone. Grin Who says romance is dead! I did get a good morning message though so he must have enjoyed the talk Grin

Do men really give nicknames when talking about us? Shock Shit, I wouldn't want to know mine! It will be B*Witched or Saw or something equally not nice!

KinNora · 12/04/2013 11:40

SP I'd be fascinated by someone telling me about their open fracture but I am a bit sick.

I don't think Bill was saying that men do give out nicknames, just wondering what we thought they might be if they did. Showbiz says mine would've been 'Nurse Bell' ( said in his Leslie Philips 'ding-dong' voice apparently. Cough. Again. )

VelvetSpoon · 12/04/2013 11:50

kin lovely shoes! I've never seen anything like that in M&S Shock

My latest shoe purchase is here --although I only paid £10 for mine...! Will be wearing them to party next Sat and trying not to stab anyone, pointy bits are rather sharp...!

sleep update from me, I managed about 6 hours in the end, which is an improvement at least, albeit that I didn't actually get to sleep til 4am Hmm

KinNora · 12/04/2013 11:57

Velvet - you foxtress ! They're fabularse.

I have another pair of M&S shoes, red polka dot, platform peeptoes which always go down very well too but you have to dig the gems out from the morass of comfiness.

KinNora · 12/04/2013 12:00

These sigh

OhWesternWind · 12/04/2013 12:01

The nickname thing can be a problem - I am convinced that one day I am going to call one of them by his nickname. I tend to write about them more on here using their nickname than talk about them using their real name so the NN becomes lodged in my brain.

Nora hope all goes well with Showbiz! He will be in seventh heaven with those shoes and may not be able to contain himself if sniffing is also indulged in. You have been warned.

Lubey you're nearly through the worst bit. Stay resolute, you WILL get through this and it will pass. Every day now will be getting better and easier. You're fab.

Joy - yes, that's exactly what I'm doing and it's very silly. I need to look ahead instead of winding myself up about imaginary possibilities for an imaginary future with a twat. But thank you for understanding.

Have had two very nice, long, considered messages off very nice-seeming (was going to say nice-looking but that may be debatable) men this morning - PoF both of them. So I will be replying to those tonight.

I have an odd man on Match - he is the one that asked me out first message, then again and I said yes. He has now messaged to say he wants to meet in x place at 7 pm on Monday or Tuesday. This won't work for me at all. Bit taken aback by the tone and peremptory style and I am not sure if I want to meet now. At the very least I want to put him off for a few days - seeing RickAstleyalike next week so I don't know if I can cope with two of them. RA is very much the opposite, offering to drive to my town if it would make it easier with babysitters etc etc, which is much more to my liking. What should I do about the other one?

Don't really like Match very much. The men on there seem a bit more entitled, maybe because they're paying, but they're paying for the site not for me. Haven't had any problem with finding potentially suitable, professional and well-behaved men on PoF so I think I will stick mainly to that in future.

lubeybooby · 12/04/2013 12:02

Ahhh... kin... the shoes, the shoes.. they worked wonders, thanks

Person risking firing has just about redeemed themselves

I do indeed have an e cig, I try not to use it much though. I want to ditch nicotine altogether very soon. It's lovely once completely free of it and no e cigs or whatever. I am allowing myself that buffer this week to soften the impact and stop me rampaging and firing people and telling clients to go fuck themselves with something hard and sandpapery

but over the weekend I want to entirely ditch the lot

I am still VERY very very happy about having stopped btw... and I'm still not stuffing my face as a replacement... it's awesome :o Just had a very testing time with a couple of people out of the blue and my god are they lucky I still had my e cig Wink though I did resist using it until sorting out the chaos from the second situation and remained outwardly calm in the first (while inwardly shouting CUNT)

Oh and Kin yes maybe now is the time to take up Thai boxing or something. or just boxing. Or invent a new exercise class 'wall kickingfuckoutof'

SPsYoniTheOneAndOnly · 12/04/2013 12:03

Velvet I love those!

these are what I recently bought. So comfy yet high!

mercury7 · 12/04/2013 12:06

how ever do you cope with the pain in shoes like thatShock
it must be worse than having your ribs tattooed:o

I'm already showing signs of bunions despite only ever wearing wide flat shoes..infact I'm sure the lumps have appeared since I started runningConfused :(

KinNora · 12/04/2013 12:08

Hello OWW I think the tone of Match man would put me off too, I would only meet him if he'd seemed much more pleasant in all his other communication, life's too short to tolerate knobbers. Rick seems a much better bet from what you've said.

I've sent Showbiz a photo of the shoes as he's having a rough day at work. He approves Wink

KinNora · 12/04/2013 12:15

I think it's a reaction, Mercury to having to wear flat, über sensible shoes at work, I go heel crazeeeee when I'm released into the wild.

I vaguely remember hearing something about genetic predisposition to bunions, my paternal grandmother, dad and sister all have them, although I'm not allowed to mention them to her - she gets all shirty.

EternalRose · 12/04/2013 12:19

Oh what the heck, I have uploaded a pair of my latest beauties on my profile.

EternalRose · 12/04/2013 12:22

I never wear flats, unless I am required too....

[i.e NHS work setting] Hmm

Lesbian shoes for work all the way....

I dont pick my shoes with comfort in mind. The higher the better!

MirandaWest · 12/04/2013 12:24

I have some new converse Grin

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