[Scribbler]

ClaraTaylor, on Aug 23 2009, 03:14 PM, said:

I have two wonderful pussies stretching out their legs in the conservatory right now. They are so flexible and getting in the most impressive of positions.
It's far too interesting to post in this thread.

[StillFingers]

I'm eating waffles n bananas while watching The Firm...yummy food, great movie, life is soooooo boooooring

[Trinity]

Scribbler, on Aug 23 2009, 01:08 PM, said:

trinity, on Aug 23 2009, 10:10 AM, said:

is it just me or i the forum really slow today, it's taking ages for the pages to load

Its you Trin, either too much to drink last night or you need to delete your internet files......that speeds things up

I did drink far too much last night! It seems to have sorted itself out now though, the internet speed thing not the drinking problem

[Scribbler]

trinity, on Aug 23 2009, 05:12 PM, said:

Scribbler, on Aug 23 2009, 01:08 PM, said:

trinity, on Aug 23 2009, 10:10 AM, said:

is it just me or i the forum really slow today, it's taking ages for the pages to load

Its you Trin, either too much to drink last night or you need to delete your internet files......that speeds things up

I did drink far too much last night! It seems to have sorted itself out now though, the internet speed thing not the drinking problem

Have a drink on me Trin.... Is it wine you like best, or are you on the Meths now...

My PA's keep bringing bottles of booze, which I cant pronounce, from their Countries.... It strips the varnish off my table a treat...

[qbounce]

I've been watching The Tudors, a made by Showtime movie series. Love the stories and the way they weave the plots . . . . even if liberties are taken out of context a bit.

Well, back to British history, which in turn is mine too.

[alex4bs]

just found out how to get boared do nout

[ClaraTaylor]

A darling friend said she'd bring some dinner over tonight so that I don't do something silly in the kitchen and make my back worse.... it's 21:45 (very local time) and I'm starving

[greybeard]

qbounce, on Aug 23 2009, 06:26 PM, said:

I've been watching The Tudors, a made by Showtime movie series. Love the stories and the way they weave the plots . . . . even if liberties are taken out of context a bit.

Well, back to British history, which in turn is mine too.

Didn't you think the acting was weak? Especially the main characters. Provided it is understood that it is largely an act of fiction, it was an enjoyable romp.

[qbounce]

greybeard, on Aug 23 2009, 02:13 PM, said:

qbounce, on Aug 23 2009, 06:26 PM, said:

I've been watching The Tudors, a made by Showtime movie series. Love the stories and the way they weave the plots . . . . even if liberties are taken out of context a bit.

Well, back to British history, which in turn is mine too.

Didn't you think the acting was weak? Especially the main characters. Provided it is understood that it is largely an act of fiction, it was an enjoyable romp.

I dunno, GB. I'm guessing the main character studied Shakespearian theatre, due to the overdramatic performances he sometimes displays. But, then again, I read historian accounts that Hank VIII was an egocentric lunatic, so the main character (whos name escapes me) did a pretty good portayal. Yah, maybe some characters aren't all together convincing, but the sex, settings, and stories overshadow all that for me.

[Scribbler]

qbounce, on Aug 23 2009, 11:56 PM, said:

greybeard, on Aug 23 2009, 02:13 PM, said:

qbounce, on Aug 23 2009, 06:26 PM, said:

I've been watching The Tudors, a made by Showtime movie series. Love the stories and the way they weave the plots . . . . even if liberties are taken out of context a bit.

Well, back to British history, which in turn is mine too.

Didn't you think the acting was weak? Especially the main characters. Provided it is understood that it is largely an act of fiction, it was an enjoyable romp.

I dunno, GB. I'm guessing the main character studied Shakespearian theatre, due to the overdramatic performances he sometimes displays. But, then again, I read historian accounts that Hank VIII was an egocentric lunatic, so the main character (whos name escapes me) did a pretty good portayal. Yah, maybe some characters aren't all together convincing, but the sex, settings, and stories overshadow all that for me.

Egocentric Lunatic!!! Stop talking about Greybeard like that...

I'm bored now we've won the ashes

[greybeard]

Scribbler, on Aug 24 2009, 08:45 AM, said:

I'm bored now we've won the ashes

Huh? What's the ashes?

[Scribbler]

greybeard, on Aug 24 2009, 10:49 AM, said:

Scribbler, on Aug 24 2009, 08:45 AM, said:

I'm bored now we've won the ashes

Huh? What's the ashes?

Bails to you Greybeard..... Stop posting and get to the Dr's NOW!...

[ClaraTaylor]

I'm waiting for lunch

So hungry...

[Scribbler]

Scribbler, on Aug 24 2009, 08:45 AM, said:

qbounce, on Aug 23 2009, 11:56 PM, said:

greybeard, on Aug 23 2009, 02:13 PM, said:

qbounce, on Aug 23 2009, 06:26 PM, said:

I've been watching The Tudors, a made by Showtime movie series. Love the stories and the way they weave the plots . . . . even if liberties are taken out of context a bit.

Well, back to British history, which in turn is mine too.

Didn't you think the acting was weak? Especially the main characters. Provided it is understood that it is largely an act of fiction, it was an enjoyable romp.

I dunno, GB. I'm guessing the main character studied Shakespearian theatre, due to the overdramatic performances he sometimes displays. But, then again, I read historian accounts that Hank VIII was an egocentric lunatic, so the main character (whos name escapes me) did a pretty good portayal. Yah, maybe some characters aren't all together convincing, but the sex, settings, and stories overshadow all that for me.

Egocentric Lunatic!!! Stop talking about Greybeard like that...

I'm bored now we've won the ashes

I've watched all The Tudors and enjoyed them but there's too many bare breasts, it just gets boring especially if I've recorded it and replay it 20 times.

I've just had my lunch Clara; Salmon

[araitn]

ClaraTaylor, on Aug 24 2009, 07:26 AM, said:

I'm waiting for lunch

So hungry...

Did your friend ever bring your dinner last night?

Scribs, you need to get off the couch and get this lady some lunch!

I would do it but, it's only breakfast time here.

[Scribbler]

araitn, on Aug 24 2009, 12:44 PM, said:

ClaraTaylor, on Aug 24 2009, 07:26 AM, said:

I'm waiting for lunch

So hungry...

Did your friend ever bring your dinner last night?

Scribs, you need to get off the couch and get this lady some lunch!

I would do it but, it's only breakfast time here.

I cant get of the couch until Clara unlocks these Anne Summers fluffy handcuffs she like to use....

[greybeard]

Scribbler, on Aug 24 2009, 01:09 PM, said:

I cant get of the couch until Clara unlocks these Anne Summers fluffy handcuffs she like to use....

Are they these? If so StillFingers probably has a spare key

[Scribbler]

greybeard, on Aug 24 2009, 01:34 PM, said:

Scribbler, on Aug 24 2009, 01:09 PM, said:

I cant get of the couch until Clara unlocks these Anne Summers fluffy handcuffs she like to use....

Are they these? If so StillFingers probably has a spare key

They're the ones Greybeard...... Just my shade of pink.

[greybeard]

Scribbler, on Aug 24 2009, 03:18 PM, said:

greybeard, on Aug 24 2009, 01:34 PM, said:

Scribbler, on Aug 24 2009, 01:09 PM, said:

I cant get of the couch until Clara unlocks these Anne Summers fluffy handcuffs she like to use....

Are they these? If so StillFingers probably has a spare key

They're the ones Greybeard...... Just my shade of pink.

Thought they might be. Now..... I had to Google for them following your post.

The burning question on everyone's lips is - How did Scribs KNOW that Anne Summers sold them?

I'm beginning to think all the nubile young ladies you keep around you may be a bad influence.
Can you send some my way please?


Added : Sorry folks, I just realised this should all be in the exiting thread. Humble apologies (but blame the old fella)

This post has been edited by greybeard: 24 August 2009 - 02:51 PM

[ClaraTaylor]

araitn, on Aug 24 2009, 12:44 PM, said:

ClaraTaylor, on Aug 24 2009, 07:26 AM, said:

I'm waiting for lunch

So hungry...

Did your friend ever bring your dinner last night?

Scribs, you need to get off the couch and get this lady some lunch!

I would do it but, it's only breakfast time here.

She didn't - she had to scrap an old lady off the road suffering heat exhaustion so we'll let her off.

I've now been fed a wonderful meal of pasta and fresh (literally picked from the garden) vegetables topped with even more vegetables... but by gosh am I craving a steak sandwich for that "filling" effect.

Scribs! What kind of a lass do you think I am as to even think I would use such [cheap and nasty] things?! I must prefer using silk - doesn't rub and feels much nicer.

[qbounce]

[Scribbler]

qbounce, on Aug 25 2009, 01:53 AM, said:

Why are you La La ing Bouncer, have you forgotten the words.?

Silk is warm too Clara... "Young Lady found tied to a bed". mmm I must read on...

[greybeard]

Scribbler, on Aug 25 2009, 01:00 PM, said:

Why are you La La ing Bouncer, have you forgotten the words.?

I think he means he's had enough of listening to our insane ramblings. The boring thread is obviously working well.

[ClaraTaylor]

I would change the topic from silk and bare breasts by informing you all that I managed to get in to work this morning (08:30 - 13:00) and survived (with the help of MANY painkillers)! But that might be too interesting?

I must now restrain myself on the sofa. My head is killing me. Or am I (by standing up and doing awful things like working when I'm meant to be laying down and recovering) killing my head?

It is all very confusing (but the nice Tesco man is delivering steak tonight... hurrah!

[StillFingers]

Wondering what the day might bring, a gaze out my bedroom window this morning provided an answer and a question. Through the mist of sprinklers shown a small beautiful pastel rainbow, just to the left, perched on tomato cages, were three sparrows chirping away.

The answer, nature at it's most profound...a pretty good way to start a day!

The question, were the sparrows discussing the rainbow?

[Trinity]

I am having one last cup of coffee then I have to get up showered n dressed (it's only 5.15pm!)
It's my friends birthday today and I am supposed to be going for dinner, I will go but I really can't be arsed

[greybeard]

trinity, on Aug 25 2009, 05:18 PM, said:

I am having one last cup of coffee then I have to get up showered n dressed (it's only 5.15pm!)
It's my friends birthday today and I am supposed to be going for dinner, I will go but I really can't be arsed

Perversely, those are the occasions I usually enjoy the most. Have a ball.

[Scribbler]

trinity, on Aug 25 2009, 05:18 PM, said:

I am having one last cup of coffee then I have to get up showered n dressed (it's only 5.15pm!)
It's my friends birthday today and I am supposed to be going for dinner, I will go but I really can't be arsed

What are you doing in bed at that time of day Trin, or shouldn't we ask?

[Trinity]

Scribbler, on Aug 25 2009, 05:40 PM, said:

trinity, on Aug 25 2009, 05:18 PM, said:

I am having one last cup of coffee then I have to get up showered n dressed (it's only 5.15pm!)
It's my friends birthday today and I am supposed to be going for dinner, I will go but I really can't be arsed

What are you doing in bed at that time of day Trin, or shouldn't we ask?

Having a very very lazy day! Anymore than that would be banned from this thread. Everyone needs a lazy day once or twice in a while and I recon I have earnt mine. Anyway, I am no longer in bed, been physically out of bed for about an hour now, I am just not entirely "up" yet!

[Scribbler]

trinity, on Aug 25 2009, 05:45 PM, said:

Scribbler, on Aug 25 2009, 05:40 PM, said:

trinity, on Aug 25 2009, 05:18 PM, said:

I am having one last cup of coffee then I have to get up showered n dressed (it's only 5.15pm!)
It's my friends birthday today and I am supposed to be going for dinner, I will go but I really can't be arsed

What are you doing in bed at that time of day Trin, or shouldn't we ask?

Having a very very lazy day! Anymore than that would be banned from this thread. Everyone needs a lazy day once or twice in a while and I recon I have earnt mine. Anyway, I am no longer in bed, been physically out of bed for about an hour now, I am just not entirely "up" yet!

Trin, you must be really bored if you can spend a lazy day in bed.
I hate being in bed, even an extra hour sends me stir crazy...
I've had my share of bed back in 1960/61 (before you were born or laptops).
Almost 2 years in hospital without getting out of bed taught me to appreciate sitting in my chair.
I can do a thousand more things in my chair so I get out of bed as fast as I can.
If you are hiding the fact that Brad Pitt was keeping you company then I can understand..

Each to his or her own, I just hope you are never forced to stay in bed, I hated it, but at least computers make the confines of forced bed rest less like a prison sentence.

Its a dull rainy day here; very boring...