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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Apr 24, 2008, 2:36 PM CST
jonesy23 wrote:
lol, very very good, that one put a smile on my face hahaha


Thank you for the compliment
Esperella x x


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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Apr 24, 2008, 2:21 PM CST
jonesy23 wrote:
it can be made up as well, or use one that is already been done, for instance batman.

i would have to say for myself, the Muffin Man. my power is my explosive muffins lol.

I'd like to be Superted just so I would be able to go around hugging people but also to have Superted powers so I could kick the people I dislike somewhere where it hurts.
Hell I can do all those above anyways lol
Esperella x x


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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Apr 22, 2008, 1:37 PM CST
Seabiscuit wrote:
I've had a recurring dream since I was a kid.. I walk in to a room and there's a load of people laying on their bellies whilst being karate chopped by Ninjas, when they are karate chopped they are sick.. Always ends as they grab me..

Completely genuine.

Thanks for replying Seabiscuit. Maybe we need a dream analyst around here.
Perhaps you watched a kung fu film when you were very little and it has somehow stuck in your subconscious. Are you scared of vomiting? It would make sense if you are.
Hey maybe this is my new profession lol
BTW have you ever seen Seabiscuit the film? I loved it
Esperella xx


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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Apr 22, 2008, 1:19 PM CST
I just wondered what you all dream about and what your favourite dreams might be. My sleep is almost always troubled but I WONT go into that lol.
The dream that makes me smile when I wake up is when I’m horse riding on a beach and we just gallop endlessly into the distance. I actually did this once for real on a beautiful beach in Barbados it sure as hell wasn’t as good as my dream the skanky horse almost threw me off but yet a warmth envelopes me when I dream it
Esperella x x



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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Apr 17, 2008, 6:36 AM CST
X5323601 wrote:
Get some dental work, learn to gag a bit... Lose the wig...

I wasted thirteen years of my life with you I lost everything because of your actions; our son is the only good thing that came out of our marriage. Perhaps you should be more of a father to the son you already have instead of making more babies.
You should have gone to prison for what you did but you gave me the perfect excuse to leave in the end. (Not that I needed one) I only hope the young girl that you almost killed never gets into another car with a drunk driver. You can intimidate and bully me no longer I have moved on and my second husband is more of a man than you ever were.
Can I get off my soapbox now??? Some people should never come into your life but so often do. I guess I have learned from the experience but the hurt never goes away. Funnily enough I have forgiven but I will never be able to forget.
Esperella x x



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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Apr 17, 2008, 5:42 AM CST
zedbra68 wrote:
Hi Esperella, thank you for replying to me. I was a bit worried I'd get a load of abuse for what I wrote! So I'm glad that the first message at least was a nice one. :)

That's great that you've found the man for you, I'm very pleased for you. :) Also the friend you told me about - That is great that someone who felt like he did about himself, has managed to find someone.

I try not to give up Esperella, but it is very tough at times and I do often feel like I'll never find anyone. I have had a few girlfriends in the past but the last was long ago, and my life has changed a lot since those days. So many times, I'm either messed around and teased by a woman or I just spend months searching and get nowhere.

I do have this vision of the perfect woman, but it's more like a dream that will never come true. It isn't what most people would think of as the perfect woman though, but just someone who's perfect in MY eyes. Although I'm a big guy and I actually like big girls, this vision I have is of a slim woman, with a big smile on her face, walking along the sea front with me holding my hand, really in love with me and making it obvious she is. It's someone who feels the same as I do about drinking, smoking and other things. Someone who would rather spend an evening with me under the stars or an hour watching the sunset, then cuddling up with me on the sofa. There is more to these thoughts I have that I can't easily put into words. Oddly though, the sort of person I'm thinking of is someone very 'simple' (I don't mean stupid) who isn't really into technology like I am, so probably wouldn't even use the Internet much so wouldn't know about websites such as this! So maybe I need to look elsewhere - But where? I'm not a 'going out' type of guy, and even if I was, I can't afford to and there isn't much around where I live apart from the odd pub.

Anyway, I've gone on enough and am probably making a bit of a fool out of myself! Thanks again for your kind reply Esperella. Enjoy the rest of your day,
Geoff.



You didn't need to thank me but it is appreciated and you are most welcome... Esperella x x


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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Apr 16, 2008, 7:13 AM CST
Hi Geoff and everyone who reads this.
I just wanted to say good luck in your search, not all of us ladies are doing or liking the things that you don’t want. I don’t care for most of them but then that is just me. I wouldn’t have wanted someone who is loud and overly confident because I am quiet by nature and I’d never be able to hear myself think.
I had lots of serious reasons as to why I should never trust in men again but I have and I found him online. We married last year and I guess we are one of the computer websites success stories.
What I am trying to say in a round about way without seeming pretentious is that there is always hope and in the face of adversity it is hope that will keep you going. Don’t give it up to easily.
I told one of my dear friends that he should never give up and that his special someone was out there. He had lots of issues with confidence and the way he looked and had never had a girlfriend in his life. I found out yesterday that he is engaged and happier than he has been in a long time.
She will come along one day for you perhaps when you least expect it but as I said in the first phrase of this note good luck in your search, you never know she may find you first.
Esperella x x



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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Mar 20, 2008, 5:53 AM CST
bodleing wrote:
Esperella, thats a harrowing story, especially
for someone so young at the time.
You did try though, you put your own life in
danger, i salute your courage.
It is, as you said impossible to put behind
you as every now and again for some reason
it comes back to haunt you.



Thank you for your kind words. I'm really sorry to read about your experience. I have learnt that life is full of if onlys. Sometimes I just wish they would come true.
Esperella x x xx teddy bear


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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Mar 19, 2008, 12:46 PM CST
bodleing wrote:
I dont mean as part of your job,
doctor, nurse or such.

I mean have ever found yourself looking
into the eyes of someone who needs you
to save thier life?

Did you succeed?


Hello good friend of a good friend x x x
I was fifteen years old as I watched my friend drown. I swum into the North Sea in October to try and save him. I almost reached him, it must have been inches but a sandbank gave way as I stood up and I panicked. The coastguard took forty five minutes to reach the scene during which time I watched my friend cling on to a rubber dinghy and then let go as it flipped in the waves. His body was found in fishermen’s nets six months later. I had to appear in court, which was very harrowing as an accidental death verdict was given. I have never forgiven myself for what happened and it has had a huge impact on my life.
It is a harsh lesson to all children messing around in the sea with rubber dinghies that are no better than toys.
Esperella x x x x



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esperella
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Posted: Mar 19, 2008, 8:49 AM CST



Thank you for your thread it made me laugh so much but only because it is so true of our puppy. We should have stuck at our two ladies- Siamese and Oriental cats, instead they beat up our puppy but only because they have had enough of her having their heads in her mouth or being chased endlessly. Oh the joy of pets, at least they don't answer back!
Esperella x x x





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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Mar 19, 2008, 8:19 AM CST
j_goose wrote:
If there's one thing I can't stand, it's infedility.

There's surely married individuals here, but they've kept their secret thus far.

What makes people do that sort of thing?

If you aren't happy in your relationship...get out....it's simple.

WTF? Makes me sick.



In answer to why married people come on these websites. I am happily married as stated in my profile; my husband is in one of the photographs with me. He knows I come on here and is happy for me to do so. I would never cheat on my husband because I love him. One of my good friends that were already a member of this site encouraged me to join. I’d like to make new acquaintances all over the world. I don’t see it as a problem as long as you are up-front in telling the people that contact you about your relationship. I have no reason or motive at all to hide my status, be dishonest or deceitful to anyone. For the people that know me will know this to be true. I understand that many may be preying on others, just the other day I received a message from someone wanting to share me with his wife sexually. My husband and I had a giggle about it. What I am trying to say in a round about way is that no matter which website you choose or frequent you will always get the deviants that are willing to lie to get what they want but all people married or otherwise shouldn’t be tarred with the same brush.
Esperella x x



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esperella
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Posted: Mar 18, 2008, 7:23 AM CST
lorraine wrote:
I agree about making jokes about her disability.
That's just

Paul will not even notice this amount of money gone from his bank accounts.
You have to put it into perspective.
He is mega loaded, and apparently mean with his money too.
His daughter has to be looked after, and she should have the same
status as his other children.
Whether the marriage was a mistake on his part is something he will have to live with and pay for.

The old saying comes to mind,
There is no fool like an old fool.
I have no pity for him, he should have given her this amount of money without dragging it through the courts.


A joke is a joke and sometimes it is only intended to be just that. I am registered disabled and people take the mickey out of my disability all the time whether meaning too or not! We all have to laugh at ourselves now and again. I say lighten up grin


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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Mar 17, 2008, 1:30 PM CST
jlb684 wrote:
LONDON, England (CNN) -- Heather Mills, the estranged wife of Paul McCartney, was granted nearly 25 million pounds ($50 million) in her divorce proceedings with the former Beatle, she said Monday.

Mills said she will not appeal the award , but she will appeal the publication of the hearing transcript, which she said McCartney has asked for.

In an 11-minute statement to reporters outside the High Court after the verdict, Mills said she was pleased that the bitter divorce hearings had ended.

"I'm so glad it's over and it was an incredible result, in the end, to secure my and my daughter's future, and that of all the charities that I obviously plan on helping ," said Mills, dressed in a khaki, green and blue suit with a bright red shirt.

Mills has established a career as a campaigner and charity worker since losing a leg in a road accident in 1993. Watch Mills react to the decision »

Judge Hugh Bennett awarded Mills, who represented herself, 23.7 million pounds ($47.4 million). She said McCartney had proposed 15.8 million pounds ($31.6 million). Read the court's statement

The judgment included 35,000 pounds ($70,000) a year for the couple's 4-year-old daughter, Beatrice. Mills said she was unhappy with that amount because it isn't enough for school tuition, private security, or first-class airfare.
"He likes her to fly five times a year on holiday," Mills said of McCartney. "It's 17,000 (pounds) for two people return (round-trip) first class, so that's obviously not meant to happen for her anymore. It's very sad."

Mills said she would appeal to stop the publication of the entire judgment because it contains private details about Beatrice and she doesn't want them released. The judge has granted permission for the litigants to speak publicly, she said.

McCartney did not speak to reporters after the verdict.Soooooo....$70,000 per year for their 4-year old daughter won't cover the first class travel (quote: "It's very sad")

And...the money is securing her future (and her daughter's) AND ALL THE CHARITIES THAT SHE OBVIOUSLY PLANS ON HELPING!!!

Jeeezzzz....why on earth should McCartney be forced to support the charities that she PLANS on helping?? And if the 70 grand per year won't cover the first class travel, etc., why on earth doesn't she...

Oh, hell, never mind....I'm working up a rage.
Let's hear it, folks....do you think she's entitled to this award?


As they fooled about on a river bank he felt a naughty shiver as he undid her suspender belt her leg fell in the river. Sorry couldn’t resist! Did she ever truly love him?
After Heathers shenanigans through the media and television. I think people believe she has milked Sir Paul for all he is worth.
Why should she be entitled to all of his fortune just because she was married to him for a few years!
JMO Esperella x x x




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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Mar 17, 2008, 12:45 PM CST
bamabulldog08 wrote:
ok, per part 1 I ended the date early and told her it just wouldn't work.

now I have a crazy STALKER! She just made another suprise visit only this time she was dressed only in a coat. I answered the door to see her holding the coat open and asking to come in. she calls as many as 15 times a day. and keeps insisting she and I could be great together.

so now what do I do. this is a first for me.


Hi there,
Perhaps the next time she arrives at your door you should be dressed in women’s underwear, maybe then she would get the idea that you’re not interested. Could be expensive though!
On a serious note I had a stalker for a very long time an ex boyfriend who refused to give me up. He even staged his own funeral in a poor attempt to see how much I still cared for him. Luckily we have some very tough laws in the UK to deal with stalking nowadays, the police finally dealt with him.
The only true advice I can give is never feel sorry for the culprit, try your very best not to pander to there behaviour, stay firm with them and give them no hope at all that there will be any form of relationship, not even friendship.
Good luck
Kind regards Esperella x x x



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esperella
Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Mar 13, 2008, 7:23 AM CST
Hi Everyone,
I was fourteen years old and my first ever boyfriend asked my mom if he could take me to the cinema. I was really astonished that my parents said yes as he was a few years older than I. We went to see Supergirl and I remember being really mad that this boy kept kissing me and I couldn’t watch the film properly. The first time he stuck his tongue in my mouth I was appalled. Funnily enough I didn’t want to see him again. I quite like kissing now though lol…
Esperella x x x x
kiss


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esperella
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Posted: Mar 12, 2008, 12:07 PM CST
scimitarman wrote:
My poor wee dawg. It had a very small litter - Her first.
Unfortunately the second girl never made it out in time and was stillborn. She looked so peaceful.
And more tragedy. The baby boy is fine but the wee girl who is now 3 weeks old can't see properly.
I think she will be blind.
I'm facing that heartbreaking trip to the Vets.


Oh I am so sorry to hear that. I used to breed Yorkshire Terriers, I loved all the puppies very much. My little girl had a pup that died. I called it Yella because she never stopped yelling. I always thought I could do more for her but she passed away anyways. My heart goes out to you, it is always difficult to watch someone or something suffer that you love. I wish you and the puppy all the very best of luck at the Vets. Please let us know how you go.
Esperella x x x x


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esperella
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Posted: Mar 12, 2008, 7:38 AM CST
patrickthomas wrote:
Soul for sale, One careful owner, very few sins,
nothing a little bleach and elbow grease
will remove, and of course if sold to certain
people I hear that they have High Priests that
merely whisper some incantations and all is removed,

Cash, All Major Credit cards, papal, may consider old soul as trade in.

Come on now people I want to hear bids, who is the first?


Hi Patrick
Will you consider a swap??
or £2.50 is my highest bid lol
Esperella x x x x

Yoo Hoo Trish x x x x x x x


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esperella
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Posted: Mar 12, 2008, 7:13 AM CST
Have you ever seen a bunny whose nose is rather runny don't think it's funny cause it's snot...
Wouldn't want to be Mrs Bunny to that big guy lol
Esperella x x x x


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esperella
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Posted: Mar 11, 2008, 2:41 PM CST
interflite wrote:
Yes why are our soldiers in AFGANISTAN.

are they there at the bequest of the UNITED STATES


Hi Interflite

Their responsibility is to provide security and stability in the area, supervise, possibly with assistance and provide advice and protection for the massive aid effort that is in effect.
I think our boys are doing a terrific job, that more people should have faith in our government. I along with everyone else mourn for those that are lost and sometimes believe that it is not our place to be out there but these guys must be recognised in serving our country and government as only they know how.
I think it is detrimental to our soldier’s effort to go against the decisions made because if everyone thought that way we would have no order or patriotism.
Just a girl’s meagre opinion
Esperella x x x x



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