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by **beemer** » 12 Apr 05, 7:52 pm

It is nice to find a site that is filled with fresh air. Reading you all is a plesure.

by **Sting** » 12 Apr 05, 8:08 pm

Hey thanks beemer. And let me be the first to welcome you.

by **Angela** » 12 Apr 05, 8:25 pm

Thank you

come on in

by **beemer** » 12 Apr 05, 8:51 pm

I was searching for a site that was less serious..found you all and read for a while. I have just finished reading some of the posts . Still giggling at the cave man running to see the first ever film clip. I do believe this is the first time I have ever introduced myself to a site. Being new to the internet in the beginning of my posting days I wasnt aware of home pages and etiquette modes when you first post. A friend would email me a clip and the web page and I would just simply join in. I tend to run before I can walk so this is a nice change of pace. Hello from Canada(albeit it I am a Scots wummin born and raised) and thank you for making me feel welcome.

by **chi chi** » 12 Apr 05, 9:00 pm

Hi, Welcome from Chicago, but this seems to be a pretty world wide forum.

by **Quercus** » 12 Apr 05, 9:07 pm

Having a new member who is smart enough to recognize how wonderful we are is a pleasure. Welcome beemer! :hug:

by **the_bitch** » 12 Apr 05, 9:15 pm

hi better run now lol, jk welcom

by **Just Wrong** » 12 Apr 05, 9:22 pm

Welcome from me too :wave:

by **beemer** » 12 Apr 05, 9:25 pm

It is wonderful sitting here with others around in my time zone. Great soitis...

Nice thinking about people I met from the windy city. My son had a room mate from Chicago. Two young comedians sharing a flat with a many girls as they could lure there on the false pretence of a party. The dafties could only meet girls that would add to the mess not clean it up. Us ladies are so much smarter than we look.

I love the smilies.

I forgot.... I would love to run krissie.... but when you hit a certain age you dont want to worry the neighbours.

Boo too.... with my imagination and mental images ..... I think I will awaken my teenage daughter with a sheet ovver my face. in the morning. It's about time there was some sort of payback for the nights wait for her to come home. .

by **Don't Blink** » 12 Apr 05, 9:47 pm

enjoy the laughter and smiles, I know I do when I can

by **Sting** » 12 Apr 05, 9:48 pm

beemer wrote:It's about time there was some sort of payback for the nights wait for her to come home. .

We had the same problem beemer, only it was our son, his payback now is keeping him out of the house once he moved out on his own.

Its nice to feel free again. And I like being responsible for myself. Now I don't have to worry about who is partying at my house while I'm at work, if he will lock the doors when he leaves, or if he will remember to turn of the stove after he cooks up a mess in the kitchen, which he will not clean, Or to come home in the dead of winter with the windows wide open because he was too cold to go outside and have a cigarette.

by **Blondie** » 13 Apr 05, 9:08 am

Install a smoke alarm in his bed room

I won't allow smoking in the house. My dad smokes and I knew he wouldn't listen to me about smoking, so I installed three new smoke alarms before my parents came for a visit

by **argylesox** » 13 Apr 05, 9:24 am

welcome beemer.... this place is about as much fun as you can have:

a) with clothes on
b) at work
c) legally
d) sitting at a computer
e) ALL OF THE ABOVE

Enjoy your visits

by **Wytch** » 13 Apr 05, 3:53 pm

Hiya Beemer.. looks like Bit Of Fun has perverted another poor wandering soul eh.

Enjoy

by **beemer** » 15 Apr 05, 8:55 pm

at last wytch .... someone that puts the rights words in all the right places.

If you have a few spells that could work on sour faced people you could make a fortune.

I am in enough trouble at work though sox without my boss catching me peeking into recreational places.

I must admit though some if the people I work with could do with a little perversion in their lives.

by **420onthedot** » 15 Apr 05, 11:55 pm

buy lots of gun mags and leave them lying around

by **telboy** » 16 Apr 05, 4:17 am

Welocme beemer - I dropped in 2 months ago and have never left .... can someone tell me where the EXIT is ...

by **beemer** » 16 Apr 05, 7:18 am

I am one of the fearties that cry when I see pictures of guns. A Scottish upbringing hasn't desensitized me to guns at all having hardly ever seen pictures of them let alone a real one...... mind you, we did have a few dummy ones. The Milky Bar Kid gun no doubt was the cutest of them all. Action man and the Lone Ranger wannie be guns were about it. The only kep gun was in the hands of the eldest brother and the only to get it off him was to buy him a scooter when he turned 17. (I cant think what a kep gun would be called for the rest of the world) A little bit of paper bullit with a spark and a bang that could kill an enemy over 80 if you crept up behind them quiet enough.

I am still finding my feet telboy. I like the peaceful atmosphere. And,shoooosh dont say a word....... but I sense peace and joy. I don't want to find the exit.

by **Wytch** » 16 Apr 05, 3:23 pm

telboy wrote:.... can someone tell me where the EXIT is ...

erm.. NO

by **Khaizerex** » 16 Apr 05, 4:10 pm

Beemer, have fun here! :wave:

by **the_bitch** » 16 Apr 05, 7:58 pm

Wytch wrote:
telboy wrote:.... can someone tell me where the EXIT is ...

erm.. NO

;p; theirs no way out hahaha

by **Quercus** » 16 Apr 05, 9:23 pm

telboy wrote:can someone tell me where the EXIT is ...

Hell no!

We're gonna keep you here, and let you entertain us.....

.....now dance like a little monkey!

by **telboy** » 16 Apr 05, 9:31 pm

- I am starting to feel like a monkey in a cage -

Take care beemer ... you could also suffer my fate

by **beemer** » 17 Apr 05, 7:55 pm

hehehe By the looks of things telboy your helmet isn't protecting you very much. :eek:

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