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What Has Become Overkill?
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over a year ago
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"What has been ruined by an overabundance of it?
Salted caramel and brioche baked goods  "
With you... I want my burger in actual bread not this sugary brioche lunacy.
Announcements and beeping get up my nose too. Continual beeping and "see it, say it, sorted" which isn't even a proper sentence. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Repeated Forum posts on the following subjects
The size of a penis
Squirting
Anal sex
Hot wives and masturbating there on
Bulls, cuckolds and queans
Amongst others! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The classy image on a penis propped against a sky remote.
They were once classy!!
I suppose it’s evolved from a can of lynx
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Comparison pictures have never been classy! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Christmas Eve boxes. What next, boxing day boxes?
Thank god they weren't around when our kids were small. It would have been yet another call on our already stretched Christmas budget. "
O gorgeous one prey tell what is a Christmas Eve Box? |
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"Christmas Eve boxes. What next, boxing day boxes?
Thank god they weren't around when our kids were small. It would have been yet another call on our already stretched Christmas budget.
O gorgeous one prey tell what is a Christmas Eve Box?"
It's a box preferably with the child's name on it, presented to children on Christmas Eve with things such as special Christmas pyjamas etc inside.
I'm not anti Christmas at all but I am anti the commercial aspect. I also love sending and receiving cards  but only on birthdays and at Christmas. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Christmas Eve boxes. What next, boxing day boxes?
Thank god they weren't around when our kids were small. It would have been yet another call on our already stretched Christmas budget.
O gorgeous one prey tell what is a Christmas Eve Box?
It's a box preferably with the child's name on it, presented to children on Christmas Eve with things such as special Christmas pyjamas etc inside.
I'm not anti Christmas at all but I am anti the commercial aspect. I also love sending and receiving cards but only on birthdays and at Christmas. "
Bah Humbug! |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
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"What has been ruined by an overabundance of it?
Salted caramel and brioche baked goods
With you... I want my burger in actual bread not this sugary brioche lunacy.
Announcements and beeping get up my nose too. Continual beeping and "see it, say it, sorted" which isn't even a proper sentence."
Especially when the on-Board Automatic Announcements are broadcast through the train followed moments later by the Guard, ooops, the Train "Manager" saying exactly the same! Duplication gone mad!! |
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"Christmas Eve boxes. What next, boxing day boxes?
Thank god they weren't around when our kids were small. It would have been yet another call on our already stretched Christmas budget.
O gorgeous one prey tell what is a Christmas Eve Box?
It's a box preferably with the child's name on it, presented to children on Christmas Eve with things such as special Christmas pyjamas etc inside.
I'm not anti Christmas at all but I am anti the commercial aspect. I also love sending and receiving cards but only on birthdays and at Christmas. "
See I like our Christmas Eve box, though it's just a cardboard box I've wrapped. It does have the Arthur Christmas dvd in it (it's really old now lol) and some packets gingerbread men and a packet of sweets. With their Christmas PJ's. The kids change into their PJ's we watch the dvd and munch on our sweets and then bed for the kids.
It's kind of a nice little tradition and less arguing about getting changed and into bed |
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"Christmas Eve boxes. What next, boxing day boxes?
Thank god they weren't around when our kids were small. It would have been yet another call on our already stretched Christmas budget.
O gorgeous one prey tell what is a Christmas Eve Box?
It's a box preferably with the child's name on it, presented to children on Christmas Eve with things such as special Christmas pyjamas etc inside.
I'm not anti Christmas at all but I am anti the commercial aspect. I also love sending and receiving cards but only on birthdays and at Christmas.
See I like our Christmas Eve box, though it's just a cardboard box I've wrapped. It does have the Arthur Christmas dvd in it (it's really old now lol) and some packets gingerbread men and a packet of sweets. With their Christmas PJ's. The kids change into their PJ's we watch the dvd and munch on our sweets and then bed for the kids.
It's kind of a nice little tradition and less arguing about getting changed and into bed "
I can understand that. Its the insistence on having everything new in it, small gifts etc.
We had traditions on Christmas Eve like watching the Father Christmas cartoon, hanging up the stockings, opening the cadburys roses or special biscuits  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The classy image on a penis propped against a sky remote.
Hey!!!
I have a nice little side earner, selling miniaturised sky remotes.
Don't kill it off  "
I'm in!!!! |
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"Greetings cards...for every darn thing.
Not sent nor given a greeting card in 20 years.
I am the ultimate green warrior!"
I stopped with xmas cards! This year I've made a cup cake pair of socks to give women and men nicely wrapped pair in cellophane get big packs of xmas socks to make these x |
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"Christmas Eve boxes. What next, boxing day boxes?
Thank god they weren't around when our kids were small. It would have been yet another call on our already stretched Christmas budget.
O gorgeous one prey tell what is a Christmas Eve Box?
It's a box preferably with the child's name on it, presented to children on Christmas Eve with things such as special Christmas pyjamas etc inside.
I'm not anti Christmas at all but I am anti the commercial aspect. I also love sending and receiving cards but only on birthdays and at Christmas.
See I like our Christmas Eve box, though it's just a cardboard box I've wrapped. It does have the Arthur Christmas dvd in it (it's really old now lol) and some packets gingerbread men and a packet of sweets. With their Christmas PJ's. The kids change into their PJ's we watch the dvd and munch on our sweets and then bed for the kids.
It's kind of a nice little tradition and less arguing about getting changed and into bed
I can understand that. Its the insistence on having everything new in it, small gifts etc.
We had traditions on Christmas Eve like watching the Father Christmas cartoon, hanging up the stockings, opening the cadburys roses or special biscuits "
I don't believe in all new just for the sake of it. Same with school bags in September if the old ones are tidy there's no need for new just because it's a new school year.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Men messaging you saying...
I'd ruin you for hours.. then you meet them and they cum within seconds"
They were probably talking about the regret you'd feel for hours after |
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"Men messaging you saying...
I'd ruin you for hours.. then you meet them and they cum within seconds"
Brilliant I’ve an image of you getting off them and chastising them.
‘You promised to ruin me for hours, that couldn’t ruin a Cadbury’s creme egg.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The overuse of the word "literally" by the yoof. Literally never in context.
Agreed.
Add to that, deliberately bad grammar used by advertising companies.
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Argos -"save up to half price on.." holy mother of god, where do they find these imbeciles! |
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"The overuse of the word "literally" by the yoof. Literally never in context.
Agreed.
Add to that, deliberately bad grammar used by advertising companies.
i dont use literally like... err like i used but now like i dont.
Argos -"save up to half price on.." holy mother of god, where do they find these imbeciles!"
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Dick pics - I’ve played a lot of team sports so I’ve occasionally inadvertently seen some in the changing rooms but since being in a couples profile, I’m now subjected to them daily…  …without asking or wanting to see them
Put them away guys…it’s not the thing that’s going to impress/intrigue either of us
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