I've met a few over the years. Carrie Ann Moss (who is, I must say, a gorgeous lass in every way), Jimmy Stewart, Alfred Sung, Eugene Levy, Geddy Lee ...... out of all of them, it was Jimmy Stewart who made me feel faint. What a legend.
Yay, Malt's Baby Bin series Cheered me right up did that.
I have thousands of pics of my kids - but this is one of my favourites. Snapped on the way back from an Elves and Fairies photo shoot I did in the woods one day; got a bunch of kids all dressed up and it was a blast. This one sums all my kids up pretty well if you ask me
I share your phobia of our bovine friends. Many a mile I've walked to go around the weirdos.
Si, buck up will ya!
Buck up!!! Your scared of a walking steak
The dentist does not stare blankly at you, chewing away whilst telepathically communicating with the members of the Collective.
The dentist does does not (usually) weigh 600lbs.
The dentist will not chase you across a field and threaten to trample you (usually).
Cows are creepy!
My mate called the other day, asked me to go to the dentist with her as she was having an extraction and was scared. She practically hyperventilated in the car on the way over! I've got another mate who has a deep and abiding fear of the dentist's chair - not the dentist so much as his CHAIR.
I reckon it's developed into a genetic trait for Brits
Isn't fear of the dentist a recognised national pastime in this country? You lot are a bunch of pansies when it comes to keeping yer gnashers in order!
That's an A road isn't it? Been on that one before, driving back down here. It's a bit scary I'll give you that ... but aren't you lot a bunch of softies
Thank you Si, very much. While I don't actually enjoy being confronted with multicoloured flashing boobs or gif files of naked women soaping each other up in someone's avatar, I haven't got a major issue with it. But there have been a few times now that my kids have looked over my shoulder at some half naked woman with her bits out and asked me 'what that lady is doing'. As they are 6 and 7 years old, I find that disturbing.
Surfing the net while my kids are home is hard enough with them always crabbing at me that they want a turn on my pc: having to cover their eyes while I read a thread
Jenn, you have just opened the floodgates for the uncooth neanderthals!!!! I also get really grumpy during the full moon, its fucks my lamping up
That was the plan! Because you see ... the full moon has nowt to do with 'that' for me - but you can always count on a bunch of blokes for making assumptions and providing entertaining comments on the subject!
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I can personally attest to the fact that I'm not a very nice person during the full moon I get well grumpy and short tempered.
Maybe I was a werewolf in my previous life
What does them being gay have to do with anything? What they are is two stupid people allowing a child to make a life changing decision (literally); they're stupid because that child is far too young to make this kind of choice.
It's a disgrace he's been allowed and encouraged to do this before he's old enough to know himself properly. It'd be a disgrace if they were a straight couple too.
Depends on your landlord ... perhaps if you can find someone else to move into yours, and she's reasonable, it'll be ok.
Offer her your flipflops in addition to the deposit
I think you're right about that Si, I get quite a few of them tramping through my garden. Caught this little fella in a trap I set up along my back fence
Should've seen him trying to squeeze his fat arse through the fence when I let him go
Really? Got loads of them around here. Himself actually threw one at me once - he found it outside the shop round the corner, rescued it from being hit by a car, brought it here, opened the front door and tossed it at me like a ball. Imagine my surprise at having a hedgehog lobbed at me. I put it out back under the hedge, and it promptly turned itself round, walked back up the side and got squished right in front of my house. Fate, I guess I have two little hides set up in the back garden; hoping to attract a couple into stopping over winter this year. They're groovy little critters