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PostPosted: Thu Nov 05, 2009 9:33 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Grampa wrote:
Looking at the title of this thread:

"Daughters and their Boyfriend's" - was shuddering to think waht you were talking about - Boyfriend's car perhaps? or something else?

Anyway accepting the misplaced apostrophe, (snip)

Reminds me of one of Swiss's posts in the "good old days" along the lines of
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PostPosted: Thu Nov 05, 2009 9:42 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Meatloaf had it right when his daughter was at the courting age.

He pulled the guy too one side and calmly uttered.

"If you hurt my daughter I'll hunt you down and shoot you like a dog"


He shot 3 bullets..but only hit with two....



































...But there again 2 out of three ain't..........
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PostPosted: Thu Nov 05, 2009 10:36 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Many times I do wonder.... it hurts being "on my own" with no love in my life, I feel so empty yet maybe, just maybe, I am better off after all.
I still hope that one day I really will find my soulmate but it's looking less likely with each passing day


A few tips :

1) You won't meet your soulmate by hanging around on this forum telling us you can't meet your soulmate. You need to meet people - birds preferably (big jugs optional)

2) When you do meet new people - don't say everything is shit, they will drop you like a hot turd.

3) Don't put the pussy on a pedestal - this soul mate guff isn't going to get you anywhere - they are just " people " and you are biologically engineered to partner up with one. If all this soulmate bollocks was true, very few people would be married. Mathematical probability would suggest that there are lots of women out there who would suit you down to the ground.

4) Get divorced.

5) Aren't you owed some inheritance ? Go get it, buy a Gallardo and go nail some teeny boppers.
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:00 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Many times I do wonder.... it hurts being "on my own" with no love in my life, I feel so empty yet maybe, just maybe, I am better off after all.
I still hope that one day I really will find my soulmate but it's looking less likely with each passing day


A few tips :

1) You won't meet your soulmate by hanging around on this forum telling us you can't meet your soulmate. You need to meet people - birds preferably (big jugs optional)

2) When you do meet new people - don't say everything is shit, they will drop you like a hot turd.

3) Don't put the pussy on a pedestal - this soul mate guff isn't going to get you anywhere - they are just " people " and you are biologically engineered to partner up with one. If all this soulmate bollocks was true, very few people would be married. Mathematical probability would suggest that there are lots of women out there who would suit you down to the ground.

4) Get divorced.

5) Aren't you owed some inheritance ? Go get it, buy a Gallardo and go nail some teeny boppers.


Don't beat around the bush and sugar coat it - tell it like it is.
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:10 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

I can't imagine how difficult it must be knowing a guy isn't treating your daughter as he should be. The temptation to knock ten tons of shit out the twat must be quite hard to resist. I think the suggestion that you leave alone seems to be the right one though, depending what she's like at learning from her mistakes. You can try to make you're feelings about him known to her but she'll likely not listen. Just don't tell her you told her so when she finally does come round.
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:21 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

She finished with him today.

I just hope she gives boys a break and concentrates on enjoying herself and getting on with college.
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:26 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Humphrey The Pug wrote:
She finished with him today.

I just hope she gives boys a break and concentrates on enjoying herself and getting on with college.


Now's the time too step in and nurture.  Think I'm silly?



Try it.
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:46 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Humphrey The Pug wrote:
She finished with him today.

I just hope she gives boys a break and concentrates on enjoying herself and getting on with college.


Or she's got her eye on someone else!

At least you didn't have to wait too long after all.

Either way, from what you've told us about her on here she sounds like a good kid, level headed and well brought up who ultimately won't let you down.
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 11:36 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

With a daughter of 4 I'm just going to put my hands over my ears and pretend nothing like this will ever happen. Sadly young women do seem pretty adept at choosing the wrong guys, and I'm going to have trouble keeping quiet...

This reminds me of the father of a good friend when I was in the 6th form. The friend had a very attractive sister, one day we were all outside their house when her boyfriend turned up in his mini to drive her off to the pub. The father pointed out to his daughter's boyfriend that he had a nearly flat tyre. "yeah mate, I know" said the young tosser before driving off! The father waited until he'd gone then said to me and his son, very bitterly but calmly "that's the trouble with X's boyfriends, they're all wankers" - then walked off. Always stuck in my mind as he very rarely swore!
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:12 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'm so glad I have 2 boys!!
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:26 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Bob Sacramento wrote:
Guitar Zero wrote:
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Many times I do wonder.... it hurts being "on my own" with no love in my life, I feel so empty yet maybe, just maybe, I am better off after all.
I still hope that one day I really will find my soulmate but it's looking less likely with each passing day


A few tips :

1) You won't meet your soulmate by hanging around on this forum telling us you can't meet your soulmate. You need to meet people - birds preferably (big jugs optional)

2) When you do meet new people - don't say everything is shit, they will drop you like a hot turd.

3) Don't put the pussy on a pedestal - this soul mate guff isn't going to get you anywhere - they are just " people " and you are biologically engineered to partner up with one. If all this soulmate bollocks was true, very few people would be married. Mathematical probability would suggest that there are lots of women out there who would suit you down to the ground.

4) Get divorced.

5) Aren't you owed some inheritance ? Go get it, buy a Gallardo and go nail some teeny boppers.


Don't beat around the bush and sugar coat it - tell it like it is.



The man talks some sense though.
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 1:07 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

ALF wrote:
With a daughter of 4 I'm just going to put my hands over my ears and pretend nothing like this will ever happen. Sadly young women do seem pretty adept at choosing the wrong guys, and I'm going to have trouble keeping quiet...  


James, I've tried that practically since Rebecca was born! She was 16 last weekend, and it hasn't worked in all that time!!
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My son appears to be protective of his younger sister (they're 18 and 16). One of Pip's mates is often texting my daughter, or phoning her if he can't get hold of Pip. I suggested to Pip that he's 'interested' in Diane, and perhaps is working up the courage to ask her out...? His somewhat surprising response was "over my dead body - he's got a terrible reputation with the girls - bit of a swordsman." He'd be ok with his sister dating his other best mate, who is not very successful with the lay-dees....
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 1:45 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I actually asked one of my mates if it would be ok to date his sister. He said he'd rather one of us go out with her than some random dickhead.

She said no.

I thought it was best to ask, it's something of an unwritten rule that you don't date your mate's sisters. You can hardly explain to your best mate why you were hanging out the back of his sister whilst she was dressed as a French whore...
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:20 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I went out with a girl for nearly two years, mostly because my mum disliked her. I was determined to prove my mum wrong and probably would have ended the relationship a few months in without the mum issue.

My instinct is that you need to step back and let her decide for herself.

Oh, the idea that girls like bad boys - it's bollocks. People in general don't like bad people. Girls are no different. It's a rumour spread by miserablists  to account for their lack of success.
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:38 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Blarno wrote:
I thought it was best to ask, it's something of an unwritten rule that you don't date your mate's sisters.

Really? Dating your best mate's ex-girlfriend is a definite no-no, but I would have thought sisters were OK. As you say, they'd probably rather she was with someone they like rather than a dickhead.
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:07 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Blarno wrote:
......   He said he'd rather one of us go out with her than some random dickhead.   ..........

Does that mean he thought you were a particular dickhead?
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:41 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

It wasn't during your fart lighting phase was it?!!!
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Oddly enough, she went out with one of our mates who has a reputation for being an arsehole with women. She played him at his own game and flatly refused to have sex with him.

Oh how I laughed at the delicious irony of that situation....
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At school/college I got loads of girlfriends who just wanted to piss their dads off by bringing a scouser home. A lot of them wouldn't look past the accent, although that tended to change when they found I had the offer of a commission for the Navy. Once they dads started liking me the girls tended not to.....
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 5:01 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

[quote="Scouse"]At school/college I got loads of girlfriends who just wanted to piss their dads off by bringing a scouser home. /quote]

But surley living in liverpool having a scouse accent isn't much of a differentiator!
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 5:10 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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But surley living in liverpool having a scouse accent isn't much of a differentiator!


I didn't live in Liverpool, I lived in Ormskirk and went to the Grammar school where I was one of only 3 scousers in the year.
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Scouse wrote:
garry wrote:

But surley living in liverpool having a scouse accent isn't much of a differentiator!


I didn't live in Liverpool, I lived in Ormskirk and went to the Grammar school where I was one of only 3 scousers in the year.


There must be a subtle definition of scouse that I don't know about 'cos everyone I know from Ormskirk sounds like a (albeit posh) scouser!
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garry wrote:

There must be a subtle definition of scouse that I don't know about 'cos everyone I know from Ormskirk sounds like a (albeit posh) scouser!


There is a massive difference between proper scouse (the way I used to speak) and woollyback or plastic scouse like they speak in Ormskirk.

15-20 years ago it was even more pronounced than it is now.
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Detecting differences in accents is always easier for the people who live there - to an outsider I guess all Liverpool accents sound the same - probably the same with Welsh accents - judging by the way people imitate them, a Welsh accent is a Welsh accent, but there are at least three different accents just in our county and probably at least 20 different Welsh accents.
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True of accents in Argyll, too. Someone from Oban sounds quite different from someone from Campbeltown, for instance. And of course, folk from Campbeltown tend to have 6 digits on each hand....
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True of accents in Argyll, too. Someone from Oban sounds quite different from someone from Campbeltown, for instance. And of course, folk from Campbeltown tend to have 6 digits on each hand....


Only six?!?!      
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It's the furthest flung outpost of East Anglia yet discovered
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It's the furthest flung outpost of East Anglia yet discovered

East Anglians have webbed feet, though that may yet end up being an evolutionary advantage.
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