month ago) Show Hide 0 Poor comment Good comment Marked as spam Reply for all of you who want to know what the song is it is Hotei - Battle without honour or humanity dsm89 (1 month ago) Show Hide 0 Poor comment Good comment Marked as spam Reply Im interested in the second song. Not the Kill bill soundtrack. Can somebody tell me what the second song is called?? RustySubmarine (1 month ago) Show Hide 0 Poor comment Good comment Marked as spam Reply The second one is Tomoyasu Hotei - Battle without honour or humanity 2. There are 3 versions on his album Electric Samurai.
Not unless lightly drizzled over a hot body.........
But then..
I guess......
Its not been shared....
If I lick it off.....
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Closure is getting through the 5 stages and coming out the other side with a blissful indifference, not the same if a loved one died that's reaching an acceptance of what's happened, some people get hung up on one stage or another and never quite get to full closure of the circumstances of what happened to end the relationship, which is usually why they end up making the same mistakes again or getting told they carry too much baggage.
1. Denial – The "No, not me" stage.
This stage is filled with disbelief and denial. If your partner has died you still expect him to walk through the door. If your partner has asked for a break-up you think that she will change her mind.
2.Anger/Resentment – The "Why me?" stage.
Anger at the situation, your partner and others are common. You are angry with the other person for causing the situation and for causing you pain. You might feel anger at your deceased partner for dying. You may feel anger at your partner for asking for a divorce and breaking up the family.
3. Bargaining – The "If I do this, you’ll do that" stage.
You try to negotiate to change the situation. If you’ve lost a spouse to death you might bargain with God, "I’ll be a better person if you’d just bring him back". You might approach your partner who is asking for the break-up and say "If you’ll stay I’ll change".
4. Depression- The "It's really happened" stage.
You realize the situation isn’t going to change. The death or break-up happened and there is nothing to bring the other person back. Acknowledgement of the situation often bring depression. This could be a quiet, withdrawn time as you soak in the situation.
5. Acceptance – The "This is what happened" stage.
Though you haven’t forgotten what happened you are able to begin to move forward.
In the height of passion I really don't think I care who hears.. Its kinda one of those in the zone things..... Maybe a ooops that was a bit OTT after... at the time.... bring it on
As for the neighbours.......
Well,
If it was F*** me F*** me big boy harder harder HARDER being screamed every night.... I might have to get netter earplugs
Ah gotcha, If you restart Firefox when you do the plug in thing it allows the software to install as it won't while the browser is still open, when you click the firefox icon to restart it will offer you the option of continuing browsing where you left off anyhow
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RE: hey I would like a cs get together. But closer to jersey would be more due able . What ya think?
Whats wrong with Guernsey!!!