La.de.da wrote: » No a woman or a man would like my bedroom. Do you like stuff to colour coordinate?
[Deleted User] wrote: » I'm not a good cook so I have. Who wants a pint?
Eamondomc wrote: » I'd love one now.@L, I try to, but probably not. Will a bottle of bud do for now?
73Cat wrote: » Hoegarden, haha, sounds like a strip club! No, never had it. Will you be getting your rock chick/dude on and heading to Slane in May ?
[Deleted User] wrote: » It does I won't. In my younger days I was a very much a rock chick. Now I am old and boring What are you up to?
73Cat wrote: » About to do dinner. The excitement is killing me. Are you having a good hair day?
[Deleted User] wrote: » I am and am happy about that because yesterday was a hair disaster. What are you having for dinner?
73Cat wrote: » I'm going to make Thai green curry to use up leftover chicken. Did you read Roald Dahl as a child?
Caoimhgh1n wrote: » I did. Who was your favourite author as a child?
Lavinia wrote: » Agatha Christie Ever read anything from her?
Felix Jones is God wrote: » Enid blyton....Loved me some Noddy and his golliwogs Are there any books you used read as a child and today they would be politically incorrect
Caoimhgh1n wrote: » I don't think so. Yes. Is it true you can't sing 'Bah Bah Black Sheep' anymore?
Shannon757 wrote: » Yes. It's baa baa rainbow sleep now. Are you politically correct?
Lavinia wrote: » I sing ebony and ivory Have you ever won anything?
[Deleted User] wrote: » I've won a few competitions and prizes in raffles but nothing lately Did you ever go for a Spa treatment?
73Cat wrote: » I got a manicure and pedicure once as it was part of a night away. It is really not my thing though. Have you ever jumped out of your skin because you thought you saw someone who had recently passed away and forgot they had, it being someone who reminded you of them?
Lavinia wrote: » Not jumped out of my skin but year and a half ago when my friend died id be"seeing him" on streets in people who reminded me of him only to remind myself it cannot possibly be him.. If a "spirit" of someone who died but you loved dearly "visited" you would you love it or youd be afraid?
[Deleted User] wrote: » Petrified Do you believe in an afterlife? (sorry if I'm being too serious)
Eamondomc wrote: » I met a man a couple of months ago I actually thought had died, an old friend of my fathers, I remember hearing of him being fatally ill a while ago and thought he had died. Wifey buys a jacket today, comes home puts it on to show me and asks what I think, I say it looks good, she storms off and comes back and says she's changing it, she knew by the look of me I didn't like it and is in a huff with me since, what did I do wrong?
Colser wrote: » Woman's intuition..you didn't like it. Aren't men really annoying?
Lavinia wrote: » @Colser: They can be but hten can be adorable also - thats the trouble! :d@g: nothey are not Can you imagine where will you be in your life in ten years?
gramar wrote: » Above ground I hope. We'll see after that. Have you ever been watching a programme that was interrupted for a news flash?
Lavinia wrote: » Not tonight Do you feel rested atm?