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Post by Mrs H on Dec 5, 2007 15:40:46 GMT -1
Schoolboy error there Neil. Wear vaseline is lubricates the lips and doesn't leave anything on the skin I can testify to that. H never leaves a mark. Lol naughty monkey!
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Post by Tony Yeboah's Lunchbox on Dec 5, 2007 15:56:26 GMT -1
With all due respect OG, I can't think of one good reason to justify why a girl who's been cheated on recently should suddenly decide she wants to get married. But then Women are about as readable as Braille.
Seems like a case of an emotionally unstable female panicking and rushing into things to justify a decision just incase something goes pear shaped again.
Out of respect for her, you should say no and tell her that even though she may feel the time is right, you want to prove to her first that you don't need a ring and certficate to emphasise how much she means to you and that the mistake you made was a complete one off.
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Post by CmonYouSpurs on Dec 5, 2007 16:06:26 GMT -1
Go for it OG, I'm on my 2nd so you have some catching up to do
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Post by ArgyleChick on Dec 5, 2007 16:09:59 GMT -1
With all due respect OG, I can't think of one good reason to justify why a girl who's been cheated on recently should suddenly decide she wants to get married. But then Women are about as readable as Braille. Seems like a case of an emotionally unstable female panicking and rushing into things to justify a decision just incase something goes pear shaped again. Out of respect for her, you should say no and tell her that even though she may feel the time is right, you want to prove to her first that you don't need a ring and certficate to emphasise how much she means to you and that the mistake you made was a complete one off. Well said Lee x
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Post by officergroyman on Dec 5, 2007 16:52:58 GMT -1
Schoolboy error there Neil. Wear vaseline is lubricates the lips and doesn't leave anything on the skin I can testify to that. H never leaves a mark. Hmmmmmm so CAV can have a wife, a kid & relations with H, but I get pegged down by H for having a one-night-stand & I'm not even married. Where's the justice here people
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Post by Dr LuKas on Dec 5, 2007 16:53:51 GMT -1
I'm going for option number 9 my bray. Listen to your funky soul.
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Post by officergroyman on Dec 5, 2007 16:58:51 GMT -1
With all due respect OG, I can't think of one good reason to justify why a girl who's been cheated on recently should suddenly decide she wants to get married. But then Women are about as readable as Braille. Seems like a case of an emotionally unstable female panicking and rushing into things to justify a decision just incase something goes pear shaped again. Out of respect for her, you should say no and tell her that even though she may feel the time is right, you want to prove to her first that you don't need a ring and certficate to emphasise how much she means to you and that the mistake you made was a complete one off. Well said Lee x Agreed Oh Wobbely Wise One, I think that a longer engagement is warranted here - plus we're living together already so what's a piece of paper going to change, except to make things a whole lot more complicated. Plus we don't want kids for a few years so, no rush really. I also think that what you said ..... " you want to prove to her first that you don't need a ring and certficate to emphasise how much she means to you and that the mistake you made was a complete one off." ....... was right on, I agree with you & will approach the situation from that angle. Thanks Gang, OG
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Post by officergroyman on Dec 5, 2007 17:02:12 GMT -1
I'm going for option number 9 my bray. Listen to your funky soul. ;D I can always count on you, my funky brother from another mother, to put things in terms that I think we all can get down with. ;D Shall we blast off for Mars next year my bray!!!
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Post by ArgyleNeil on Dec 5, 2007 17:41:10 GMT -1
You must do what you think is right. It worked for Luke skywalker
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Post by officergroyman on Dec 5, 2007 18:02:16 GMT -1
You must do what you think is right. It worked for Luke skywalker So I need to Use the FORCE then............... okay, I can do that! ;D
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Post by ArgyleNeil on Dec 5, 2007 18:04:50 GMT -1
You must do what you think is right. It worked for Luke skywalker So I need to Use the FORCE then............... okay, I can do that! ;D It will open your mind to a larger world. Rohypnol makes it less forcefull
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Post by officergroyman on Dec 5, 2007 18:17:50 GMT -1
So I need to Use the FORCE then............... okay, I can do that! ;D It will open your mind to a larger world. Rohypnol makes it less forcefull yeah, I think I'll leave the date rape drugs to others - my Jedi Powers are strong!!!
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Post by Roaster©®™ on Dec 5, 2007 19:47:02 GMT -1
Any advice that you all have, especially you happily /or/ un-happily married folk, would be much appreciated!!! I'm begging you my 606 friends!!! Go for big-man!!! Follow your heart mate! I'm 'happily' part of the institution that is marriage for 8 years now - having known and lived with the wife for 3 years before that. Neither me or my wife 'take each other for granted' and treat each other as equals - seems to work for us! Other than a few arguments (usually money or holiday destinations) it's been a relaxed and enjoyable 11 years. I've only been banished to the sofa a couple of times when I've been mega-pissed, but usually cos I've fallen asleep on the sodding thing after a few too many.
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Post by Mrs H on Dec 6, 2007 8:42:37 GMT -1
I can testify to that. H never leaves a mark. Hmmmmmm so CAV can have a wife, a kid & relations with H, but I get pegged down by H for having a one-night-stand & I'm not even married. Where's the justice here people Because he's joking and you weren't!
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Post by T C on Dec 6, 2007 12:50:12 GMT -1
You should go for it.... I've just spent 3 years of happily married life. Mind you we've been married for 27 years ! seriously though you can only follow your heart but remember
Marry in haste....repent at leisure !
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Post by Dr LuKas on Dec 6, 2007 14:47:22 GMT -1
I'm going for option number 9 my bray. Listen to your funky soul. ;D I can always count on you, my funky brother from another mother, to put things in terms that I think we all can get down with. ;D Shall we blast off for Mars next year my bray!!! Funk yeah, and I've got some music for your mother which we can lay down on the way. www.amazon.com/Music-Your-Mother-Funkadelic/dp/B000001TV7Fly on brother.
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Post by officergroyman on Dec 6, 2007 15:56:50 GMT -1
Hmmmmmm so CAV can have a wife, a kid & relations with H, but I get pegged down by H for having a one-night-stand & I'm not even married. Where's the justice here people Because he's joking and you weren't! HARSH Reality ain't it!!!! ;D
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Post by officergroyman on Dec 6, 2007 16:00:54 GMT -1
;D I can always count on you, my funky brother from another mother, to put things in terms that I think we all can get down with. ;D Shall we blast off for Mars next year my bray!!! Funk yeah, and I've got some music for your mother which we can lay down on the way. www.amazon.com/Music-Your-Mother-Funkadelic/dp/B000001TV7Fly on brother. lovin' the tunage my bray!!!
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Post by officergroyman on Dec 6, 2007 20:07:59 GMT -1
Agreed Oh Wobbely Wise One, I think that a longer engagement is warranted here - plus we're living together already so what's a piece of paper going to change, except to make things a whole lot more complicated. Plus we don't want kids for a few years so, no rush really. I also think that what you said ..... " you want to prove to her first that you don't need a ring and certficate to emphasise how much she means to you and that the mistake you made was a complete one off." ....... was right on, I agree with you & will approach the situation from that angle. Thanks Gang, OG **UPDATE ON THE WEDDING SITUATION**Well I let my woman know & it seems things went smashingly. She agreed that there was no reason to rush into marriage. So, unless I show up after work and find her moved out of the house, looks like I'm fine.
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Post by Roaster©®™ on Dec 6, 2007 20:10:31 GMT -1
Agreed Oh Wobbely Wise One, I think that a longer engagement is warranted here - plus we're living together already so what's a piece of paper going to change, except to make things a whole lot more complicated. Plus we don't want kids for a few years so, no rush really. I also think that what you said ..... " you want to prove to her first that you don't need a ring and certficate to emphasise how much she means to you and that the mistake you made was a complete one off." ....... was right on, I agree with you & will approach the situation from that angle. Thanks Gang, OG **UPDATE ON THE WEDDING SITUATION**Well I let my woman know & it seems things went smashingly. She agreed that there was no reason to rush into marriage. So, unless I show up after work and find her moved out of the house, looks like I'm fine. Hope she doesn't change the locks though
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