RE: Ladies only!What annoys you the most about a guys profile?

I do not wish to argue with you, but whether you like it or not, "kids" is the most often used term when referring to children, and as an English teacher you should be acknowledging that, and teaching your students the same, as you would with any colloquial, slang or idiomatic language. In addition, I was born in the North of England where the word is undoubtedly used more than children.

As a teacher of English one teaches everything. The word children first as the plural of child, then later, when a student is of a higher level..kids. Surely you know that as an English teacher? THAT is my foresight! Too many people these days profess to be English teachers, and I´m not saying you are one of them, but many are not, and choose to do the job because native English speakers are in demand across the globe. As an aside, I also work as an examiner for Cambridge, so my credentials as a teacher are not, and should not be in question here.

As for contacting guys, you have misunderstood me completely. I have no need to contact them, I have a partner. Before, I rarely did so, I admit. Not because I thought, or think now, that women shouldn´t contact men, more because I never felt the urge very often to contact naybody here.

You just mistakenly assumed something about me which bears no relevance to what I said, nor what is in my profile now or before.

RE: Ladies only!What annoys you the most about a guys profile?

rolling on the floor laughing

I´ve already replied to Englishman, and your post is exactly what I would have expected given your obvious dislike for me based on previous forum meetings...pathetic.

Say and think what you wish, it makes no difference to me, I have a partner unlike you, and I will refrain from being insulting about your pics, and even more so, your often ridiculous comments on these forums to all and sundry.

Have a good evening. devil

I hate emoticons usually, but this one seems to be your favourite.

RE: Ladies only!What annoys you the most about a guys profile?

Well I gave you a couple of reasons. kids for one. As for believing my profile, of course if somebody is of the same opinion as me then they probably won´t believe my profile until they communicate privately, speak to me or meet me. That´s fine.

My pictures incidentally do not not say anything concrete or revealing about me, nor do most people´s pics for that matter.

Maybe because I teach English I can look into what people write with a little more foresight?

I don´t contact guys by the way.

RE: TMI

Hi Smoky. wave Now that you know what it means, you may probably agree with me that it is unfortunately the most underused emoticon on the forums. laugh

RE: Do you have health insurance coverage and if so who pays the premiums?

Yep, for me too, and worth every penny. I pay a small contribution out of my salary, and my employer pays a larger contribution.

Employers in Europe get substantial discounts for older employees, from the age of forty I believe, at least here in Spain.

I do pay monthly contributions to a private medical plan, but I have never needed to use it, and the only reason I took it out was for the death benefits payable to my kids if anything happens to me.

RE: Do you think most men are egotistical, selfish and immature?

rolling on the floor laughing

What are you going to do, insult him in bold, red, block letters?

RE: Do you think most men are egotistical, selfish and immature?

Yep, of course. That´s part of his charm isn´t it?

rolling on the floor laughing

RE: What race do you prefer to date and why?

I have never really given it any serious thought, and since my divorce I have been travelling for work a lot thus have dated different nationalities. However, I am attracted by Latinos, particularly one Spanish man. grin

RE: Have you ever been with someone who uses you for money?

Never. My kids did try though when they were younger!

I don´t think I´ve even been scammed here either strangely enough as most seem to have experienced it at one time or another.

RE: Have you ever had a no questions ask one night stand?

Many moons ago, as most people have I would have thought.

It all adds to the rich tapestry of life and nobody should feel guilty about it.

RE: Do you think most men are egotistical, selfish and immature?

Yes, as are some women.

RE: Would change who you are just to please someone else? Why/why not?

Change is often a good thing, be it in the work place, or from a personal perspective.

But it has to be welcomed and embraced in order to enrich one´s life, not simply to please another.

RE: Songs for your mood right now (part3)

CS anthem for many it seems after reading much of what I have done this evening.



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RE: Percentage of open minds..

laugh

Before I became an English teacher I was a Tax Inspector for many years. Taxes can be great fun! laugh

Seriously, right and wrong can very often be a grey area, and all the articles and statistics in the world generally cannot produce the truth.

In these grey areas, we have to make up our own minds, and you can be sure that our decisions will be contradictory.

RE: Suspected flag burner pilloried

Well as I´ve already said, another reason why this story totally confuses me. dunno

RE: How important is intelligence to you when seeking a mate?

Hi there.

I don´t think I consciously seek more intelligent friends or lovers, but I know I do reject those who do not match up to my definition of intelligence.

Before I am pilloried for saying that, my definition of intelligence does not count for much in the real scheme of things.

RE: Suspected flag burner pilloried

Perhaps that´s why I´m so confused as to the seriousness of this story.

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RE: Suspected flag burner pilloried

I must be missing something here, but I really do not see why burning a flag by a 21 year old boy, or anybody for that matter, is being viewed as such a heinous crime. dunno

Aren´t there much more serious crimes to worry about?

RE: Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday! cheering

Have a great day.

RE: name a date you could go on without spending money.

The expression "Your place or mine" springs to mind.

RE: How important is intelligence to you when seeking a mate?

For me personally, it is very important.

Looks are secondary, after that initial meeting where they undoubtedly do play a crucial part. Intelligence, or what I view as intelligence, is what maintains my interest in the relationship.

If somebody has never travelled and experienced other cultures, or has no interests other than what happens in their own back yard, I am afraid I lose interest very quickly.

As a woman who has holidayed and lived and worked in many, many countries, I doubt that someone who has not experienced similar would have very much in common with me at the end of the day.

That is not to say that extensive travel equals intelligence by the way.

RE: LUNCH (Midday meal)

I´ve had colds, but never full blown flu since I moved to Spain. I am sure the garlic must have something to do with it. laugh

I hate garlic breath though. laugh

RE: When you reached 40 did you think'' it's all over now''?

Rubbish!

laugh

Actually I meant it, despite the laughing face!

Thread creativity.

Good, I look forward to reading them.

As for being viewed as anti British just because you have married an American, that is just silly. I´m sure that your roots and thoughts remain faithfully in Ireland, just as mine do in England, despite having chosen to live in Spain. I have no hesitation in extolling the virtues of life in Spain, I adore it, but I could never deny my country of birth, even though I feel more Spanish now in my heart.

RE: Do you like your body?

From an aesthetic point of view I naturally preferred my body when it was younger, but who wouldn´t say that.

However, it´s MY body, I see it every day, and accept it for all its flaws, and I try to maintain it as well as I can, despite the ravages of age.

I like my body. thumbs up

RE: Is it wrong to love a married man?

It´s not wrong, but dangerous, and will very likely end in tears for somebody.

RE: Does the difference in salary make the difference in power in a relationship?

It shouldn´t if the partnership is 50/50 down the line. However, some men, even these days, resent the fact that their partners earn more than they do. I´m not entirely sure why, jealousy, loss of power, emasculation...dunno

In my experience salary difference have never been an issue, but as a full-time working woman for most of my adult life, issues regarding the fair share of household chores or bringing up the children have been a problem.

Thankfully I don´t have to worry about these things anymore.

RE: I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE!

Only when the players sing the anthems before the International football games! rolling on the floor laughing And only when the anthems are Spanish or British!

My quandary is when Spain play England. rolling on the floor laughing

Wait, I wrote Spain before England....speaks volumes no?

RE: organ donations?

Excellent thought for the day...and always.

RE: LUNCH (Midday meal)

Garlic..yummy! I have it with almost everything I eat.

The Mediterranean diet is the best.

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