Jan1305 Forum Posts (5,319)

RE: THE JUKEBOX

Coldplay - Talk

RE: BEHIND OR BESIDE

I can never control my feelings...keep them in check yes.

RE: What is the number one turnoff for women?

What are teeth which look like baked beans?

No entiendo.

RE: where have all the good manners gone ?

Well iamamm, you didn´t really reply to smoky´s post did you?

RE: Give me an occupation

Right Kid, I´ll apply to the BBC tomorrow to be the first wine tasting weathergirl....my bad forecasts would be forgiven.

RE: hey

I was thinking that too boban.

RE: i would like to know ur guys opinion.... am i pretty..? i just feel rly...idk

Thank you T.

RE: i would like to know ur guys opinion.... am i pretty..? i just feel rly...idk

You are a pretty girl, like most girls your age... Don´t say fu&&ing though.

However you are 19 years old.....go out and get a life in the real world.

Most people here could be a parent or grandparent to you, and are looking for second, third, fourth, whatever chances here.

You shouldn´t be on a dating site, there is so much going on for you in the real world.

If you lived in the UK I would get my kids, who are older than you btw, to contact you and take you out.

RE: Give me an occupation

Hmm thanks Kid....I think.

Actually I´d like to be a tv weathergirl!

RE: Give me an occupation

Vinny, I have no idea...I know nothing about you. Looking at your current pic though, I would say..... manager of a casino,

RE: How was your Easter?

Lovely! However it´s not over yet here in Spain.

We´ve already had almost a week of processions and celebrations and tomorrow is another fiesta....El Bando de la Huerta.

After Holy Week in Murcia, there is a one-day break before El Bando de la Huerta which marks the start of a few more festive days. The first day of the Spring Fiestas takes place in the principal squares and parks, where groups of people from the country ('penas') set up stalls ('barracas'), serving traditional Murcian dishes. The penas also put on folkloric performances, wearing distinctive costumes, traditional to their group. Thousands of people from the countryside fill the streets, each in the costume of their village, to join in the street parades and festivities which engulf the town. The day begins with a floral offering to the Virgin of Fuensanta, the patron of the city, at the cathedral. After a long lunch at the barracas, the parade moves on through the afternoon, a long cavalcade of floats and marchers bearing the products of the countryside, through adjoining neighbourhoods and back to the centre.

Great fun!

RE: women turn ons

A gentleman and a gentle man.

RE: Artist desperately seeking EU men with intellect and heart!

Hello and welcome.

I understand your frustration, but it is shared by a very high percentage of members, so please don´t think you are the only one.

If I were you, I would post this on the UK forum too, as that seems to be your preference.

Good luck, and you are right not to let go of that feeling!

RE: where have all the good manners gone ?

I agree. I think many people wade through the profiles sending random flowers with the pre-set messages... no originality whatsoever, then wait for responses.

If somebody I know from the forums sends me a flower or message, then I always reply. If I receive a flower saying I want to blah blah your ti$$ies, then no thank you. Or a message with an email address, no!

To the OP, it´s not always a case of being impolite.

RE: what you eat

10lbs You must love the stuff!

I just ate a tuna fish salad....yummy.

I do worry about additives in foods though, and believe that children in particular are affected, so my answer to the OP would be yes, some foodstuffs or drinks can have more than an effect on weight.

RE: tell us your life story part 4 the thread for people thats got lots to say about THEMSELVES

Hi Gilly!

Ok here goes....

1. Overriding bad memories from kindergarten school - standing in a line every morning for a spoonful of castor oil.....yuk yuk!and once being kept behind at lunch-time until I ate the lumpy mashed potato. To this day if I find any lumps in my mashed spuds it makes me feel ill.

2. I was painfully shy at school until I was around 11 years old, when a teacher encouraged me to take part in a public speaking competition. It was agony for me, but I came second....a boy pipped me to the post. I still am shy at times, except when I am in the classroom teaching....strange huh?

3. I had a wonderful relationship with both parents, but Dad was often away boxing, and he was very, very strict.

4. My favourite childhood memories have to be Mum reading to us every night and trying to teach me how to jive. I still can´t do it, but we had fun. Music and books were a big part of my home life as a child.

5. Favourite teenage memory? So many....discovering boys, going to the local youth club to dance and flirt every week. Tasting vodka for the first time!

6. I´m confident most of the time, but not sure I know who I am fully. I believe this can be a good thing though, so that I don´t get too set in my ways.

7. My teenage adventures are locked in my heart. As a young adult, well I was married with two children by the time I was 21.

8. I fell in love, real love, when I was 16 to the man who would become my husband 2 years later.

9. After my second divorce (I married the same man twice) I decided to change my life completely, so I became a travelling teacher and have had some wonderful adventures on the way.

10. I went to University when my kids started school and continued to study for many years, even when I returned to work. I had had a good education, but because of marrying young, I missed out on University at that time. This was a decision made because I knew I wanted to have future career choices.

Later, I think being single and kids all grown up was the deciding factor for my most radical lifestyle change. I hope I still have more decisions to make and pleasant surprises to come.


That enough for you? I´m exhausted now!

Love songs for all you romantics.

That was a nice "just because" Imma

RE: THE GOOD MORNING HOT CROISSANT THREAD REVISITED

You look gorgeous!

Pity about the male friend, but some things just make it impossible, like distance.

Now go and take a look at how Phoenix mutilated your positive post on the Smoking Thread, and punish him accordingly.

Actually it´s hilarious.

RE: sprung

No, most definitely not.

If I thought my partner was cheating I wouldn´t see the need to set up a fake profile. In fact it wouldn´t even cross my mind, nor would I put myself in the highly embarrassing situation you deliberately set up.

I´m not criticising what you did, but it´s just not me.

RE: Dedicate a Quote to Somebody...

Keep love in your heart. A life without it is like a sunless garden when the flowers are dead

Oscar Wilde.


Dedicated to everybody.

RE: QUESTION FOR THE MEN .

That was to Paradox.

RE: QUESTION FOR THE MEN .

Those so called funny thongs are ugly.

I don´t know how to DIY

Thanks peppai, you´re right, they are difficult to control.

Pink storage case hmmmm

Thanks to everybody for all your advice....and humorous comments.

I don´t know how to DIY

Thanks Laura. Now stop laughing!

RE: FAMOUS MOVE BAD GUYS OF ALL TIME

Michael Madsen in Reservoir Dogs.

Here he is in action.

I don´t know how to DIY

Thanks again Indy, I think they sound like just what I need.

I checked my toolbox.... I do have one, my brother adds to it when he visits Spain. I have a philips screwdriver too, which I´ve never used.

When I get my nerve again I may attempt to use it.

I don´t know how to DIY

How do you say that in Spanish?

Thanks Indy.

I don´t know how to DIY

All is well, Juan says the damage is not too bad......after he managed to stop laughing!

I won´t be attempting any DIY ever again.

RE: What are your Easter plans and how will you spend your day?

I´ll be spending this evening eating, drinking and smiling with friends in a local restaurant/bar.

My family live in the UK, but we have skyped today.

I don´t know how to DIY

Well I kind of made half holes with the drill, but it scared me, so I used a hammer to insert the thingies to hang the picture on.

Both drill and hammer resulted in the plaster loss.

Thin, Spanish interior walls also