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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulclem View Post
    Pingu speak - brilliant for annoying people - nawk nawwwwwwk!
    I think I'll use that from now on instead of getting all hot under the collar and having my blood pressure go up: "So why doesn't your company have the supplies before the patient... NAWK
    Quote Originally Posted by The Atheist View Post
    Now's my chance!

    Mrs Atheist turns 40 today, which is far too old for a woman, so I'm off to swap her for 2 x 20 year olds.

    You devil, You've got a teenage bride... Oh to be 40 again Actually, I seem to remember finding my wild side about that age
    Wish the Mrs. a happy birthday

    Quote Originally Posted by gbrekken View Post
    Good luck with that!! I'd keep the bird in hand!!!! happy 40 to the missus!
    Good man
    Quote Originally Posted by prendrelemick View Post
    Ooo 40th, a tricky one that. My brother-in-law arranged a suprise party for his Mrs, and was made to pay for it for the rest of the year.

    I don' know about the twenty year olds though.

    In her twenties a woman is like America - young and exciting.
    In her thirties she is like Africa - hot and exotic.
    In her forties she is like Europe - sophisticated and worldly wise.
    in her fifties she is like Asia - mysterious and exotic.
    In her sixties she is like Australia - everyone knows where it is, but no one wants to go there.

    (Thanks to Kenny Everett)
    Wonderful quote. I gotta say, 20 still looks really good to me

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    Quote Originally Posted by soundofmusic View Post
    You devil, You've got a teenage bride...
    She was 16 when we met. Still the most beautiful thing I've ever seen - I recall like it was yesterday, not 1986.

    A young blonde, standing, waiting for the lift, should I chat her up, or just get on the lift like a drone?

    What do you think?



    Quote Originally Posted by soundofmusic View Post
    Oh to be 40 again Actually, I seem to remember finding my wild side about that age
    Wish the Mrs. a happy birthday
    Have done - she's still coping.

    Quote Originally Posted by soundofmusic View Post
    Wonderful quote. I gotta say, 20 still looks really good to me
    Being 20? I think I'd go back to 30, myself. Peak of my powers in those far-off days. I could lift a horse, once deadlifting a tree two other blokes couldn't get off the ground together; tanned, fighting fit and with the libido and discretion of a randy billygoat!

    Those were the days, my friend.

    We thought they'd never end....

    Hell, someone should write a song like that!
    Go to work, get married, have some kids, pay your taxes, pay your bills, watch your tv, follow fashion, act normal, obey the law and repeat after me: "I am free."

    Anon

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Atheist View Post

    Being 20? I think I'd go back to 30, myself. Peak of my powers in those far-off days. I could lift a horse, once deadlifting a tree two other blokes couldn't get off the ground together; tanned, fighting fit and with the libido and discretion of a randy billygoat!

    Those were the days, my friend.

    We thought they'd never end....

    Hell, someone should write a song like that!
    Do men wait until they're 30 to "sew their wild oats"; or are they still doing it at that age? I like your version of the song better

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    given the chance, men don't like to wait at all. I married at 21 and got my sowing in early.

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    whats the best birthday present your wife/girlfriend ever gave you? I need some birthday ideas for a guy...

    "Be careful of quotes you find on the internet, they may not always be true" -Abraham Lincon-

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    We broke up the night before.
    This sentence contradicts itself - no actually it doesn't.

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    ouch Satan that bites. what would you have liked

    "Be careful of quotes you find on the internet, they may not always be true" -Abraham Lincon-

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    It was my idea.

    Anyway, the point is to help you out. Everything depends on the guy, his preferences and of course ...your budget.
    This sentence contradicts itself - no actually it doesn't.

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    Quote Originally Posted by prendrelemick View Post
    given the chance, men don't like to wait at all. I married at 21 and got my sowing in early.
    I sowed for a year and married at 18; but at 40, I began to wonder if I should have sowed a bit more
    Quote Originally Posted by stephofthenight View Post
    whats the best birthday present your wife/girlfriend ever gave you? I need some birthday ideas for a guy...
    What is your guys hobby. Let's see: Over many years I bought my husband imported coffees and cigarettes,out of print and first edition books, a ham radio, wood working tools, subscriptions to playboy and a blow up doll we called Bambi...I think Bambi was his favorite
    Quote Originally Posted by Satan View Post
    We broke up the night before.
    Well, at least your lover couldn't complain that they spent alot of money on you and you dumped them afterwards. I always found that my boyfriends wanted to start a relationship in the summer and break it off shortly before gift-giving season...did I mention all the men I dated were cheap or broke
    Last edited by soundofmusic; 04-16-2010 at 07:21 PM. Reason: additions

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    Hmm... let me think, what is it all young men want?


    I always liked presents that took a bit of effort or creativity. I would rather have a wonky hand knitted scarf than the most expensive silk cravat. Or a home cooked dinner, rather than a meal at a fancy eatery.

    My favourite gift from the wife was a book mark, embroidered with a picture of the sheep dogs and me shouting "LIE DOWN" at them. It is personal and relevent and I use it every day.

    The gift is really the time and effort and the thought, not the "thing" itself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stephofthenight View Post
    whats the best birthday present your wife/girlfriend ever gave you? I need some birthday ideas for a guy...
    If you could do something to unexpectedly create some free time for him, he'll be free for other things. the gift is time.
    heavenly blue morning glory

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    Quote Originally Posted by prendrelemick View Post
    Hmm... let me think, what is it all young men want?


    I always liked presents that took a bit of effort or creativity. I would rather have a wonky hand knitted scarf than the most expensive silk cravat. Or a home cooked dinner, rather than a meal at a fancy eatery.

    My favourite gift from the wife was a book mark, embroidered with a picture of the sheep dogs and me shouting "LIE DOWN" at them. It is personal and relevent and I use it every day.

    The gift is really the time and effort and the thought, not the "thing" itself.
    That is so nice. I usually find things the wife made for her husband in the last drawer with broken watches and transistors; you are one of a kind!
    Do fellows ever just tell their girlfriends and wives what they want; my husband had a constant list...I also always ask for a list at Christmas

    Quote Originally Posted by gbrekken View Post
    If you could do something to unexpectedly create some free time for him, he'll be free for other things. the gift is time.
    What would you like to do, if you had spare time? I, personally want some super loud, powerful lawn equipment!

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    Quote Originally Posted by soundofmusic View Post
    Do men wait until they're 30 to "sew their wild oats"; or are they still doing it at that age? I like your version of the song better
    Oh god no. I'd been sowing like a Cornish market gardener since my teens, but I think 30 is the peak of maleness - by that age, if we are ever going to be grown up, we are by then; it is when we are at the peak of physical strength - take a look at weightlifters, boxers and strength sports, they are dominated by 30-ish blokes. Sexually, at an absolute peak, and if you've trained properly, you have no gaps in your knowledge and can go all night, every night, and most of the day inbetween!

    Quote Originally Posted by stephofthenight View Post
    whats the best birthday present your wife/girlfriend ever gave you? I need some birthday ideas for a guy...
    Something small and personal, made, not bought.

    A plain cardboard card with a pressed petal and a love note from you.

    Quote Originally Posted by gbrekken View Post
    If you could do something to unexpectedly create some free time for him, he'll be free for other things. the gift is time.
    That's good too!

    Time to go to the pub with his mates!



    Quote Originally Posted by soundofmusic View Post
    Do fellows ever just tell their girlfriends and wives what they want; my husband had a constant list...I also always ask for a list at Christmas
    Never. I don't buy gifts for non-children.

    I did hand-carve Mrs Atheist a heart with a poem once.

    Quote Originally Posted by soundofmusic View Post
    What would you like to do, if you had spare time? I, personally want some super loud, powerful lawn equipment!
    Yeah, lanmowers!

    I love mowers - I used to mow lawns for a living, which is why I was so damned fit at 30.



    I have a mower that turns rainforest into lawn in three months.

    Anything bigger'n 12" in diameter, you still need a chainsaw, but gorse, shrubs, trees under a foot thick, fenceposts, dogs, sheep, branches, telephone poles, the mighty Victa just mulches them up. Stephen King eat your heart out!
    Go to work, get married, have some kids, pay your taxes, pay your bills, watch your tv, follow fashion, act normal, obey the law and repeat after me: "I am free."

    Anon

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    I used to play rugby with a bloke who was in his fifties. He was a window cleaner, lugging his ladders around the town every day. Mind you, he did often give you a hospital pass on the pitch. Great bloke though.

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    Get yourself one of these, Sounds. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uPxS3_YFUY

    Plus a Ghetto-blaster (are they still called that?) for the macho soundtrack.

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