Bi-curious M looking for answers
Jul 5th 2013, 12:03 am
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Jul 5th 2013, 1:03 am
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Re: Bi-curious M looking for answers
I suppose once in twenty-five years or so is about the same as my trips past Bloor when I lived in Toronto but that's different, one doesn't visit the north of England because it seems a bit scary; bleak, cold and full of unintelligible people with them whippet dogs. There's no such objection to going to the northern suburbs of Toronto, just no reason to do so.
Jul 5th 2013, 1:42 am
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Re: Bi-curious M looking for answers
I too, who attended Saint Alberts Convent for Girl's in Hinkley and The Fosse Road School for Girls in Leicester, remember that all too well!
Jul 5th 2013, 2:30 pm
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Re: Bi-curious M looking for answers
I suppose once in twenty-five years or so is about the same as my trips past Bloor when I lived in Toronto but that's different, one doesn't visit the north of England because it seems a bit scary; bleak, cold and full of unintelligible people with them whippet dogs. There's no such objection to going to the northern suburbs of Toronto, just no reason to do so.
Jul 5th 2013, 3:34 pm
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Re: Bi-curious M looking for answers
I've been past the Watford Gap; one Christmas we went to see Lindisfarne at the town hall or city hall or whatever it is in Newcastle. The why of it escapes me now.
I suppose once in twenty-five years or so is about the same as my trips past Bloor when I lived in Toronto but that's different, one doesn't visit the north of England because it seems a bit scary; bleak, cold and full of unintelligible people with them whippet dogs. There's no such objection to going to the northern suburbs of Toronto, just no reason to do so.
I suppose once in twenty-five years or so is about the same as my trips past Bloor when I lived in Toronto but that's different, one doesn't visit the north of England because it seems a bit scary; bleak, cold and full of unintelligible people with them whippet dogs. There's no such objection to going to the northern suburbs of Toronto, just no reason to do so.
I will leave the brand of cigarettes and beer up to you to complete the look.
Jul 5th 2013, 3:40 pm
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Re: Bi-curious M looking for answers
Clogs! I haven't worn clogs for years. Now there's an affectedly boho look, if I had them I could go to Glasto.
Jul 5th 2013, 4:14 pm
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Jul 7th 2013, 9:45 pm
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Re: Bi-curious M looking for answers
So the French can strike one day every two weeks without inconveniencing the rest of us! 
Crocs on the other hand
