OMG, I've just heard an advert during the commercial break in the middle of "Mr. Selfridge" on t.v. just now that that disgusting Tory newspaper, the Daily Mail - I can hardly bring myself to mention it - are, starting tomorrow, having a competition to win one of Thatcher's handbags and scarves. I can't imagine wanting to be in possession of anything that homophobic excuse for a human being ever had her hands on. If this is a joke, it ain't very funny

Has anyone seen this chicks page "Wowimbig"? She is now asking for an opening bid of $100,000.00 usd. That's right, one hundred grand to be there live to watch her pump her pussy. She is not offering anything else like a blow job or sex. But only to be there and watch her pull her spleen out of her vagina. The sick part is, she's fucking serious about the money.

I posted some of my cumshot pics in the COCKS DRIPPING CUM topic in the forum and my good friend tb1 in Canada complimented them. I wrote back thanking him and included five of those yellow thingies for kisses and it came back "you cannot post that". I deleted two of the kisses and it accepted it. Weird.

Has anyone participating in responding to the different polls noticed this situation? Upon submitting my response, I noticed the stats, there were 57 responses made however only 38 voters. Hmmmmmmm......I was under the assumption that the polls were set up to accept only one response.

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HELLO SPRING!

Right now it's 46F degrees on my side of Michigan! Got to get out of the house and enjoy some the sunshine and mild temperature!
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It's 16:35, sunny and 62F degrees in February!

Who likes the music of Eliades Ochoa?

Hey, I noticed that I was unable to cast a vote for a member with regard to the Excitement Meter nor am I able to open the following files on my personal page;

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[MEMBERSHIP]
[SOCIAL]
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Anyone else experiencing this problem or is it just a Michigan thing?
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Forget about it, the problem has been resolved.

BBC Radio 2's regular Saturday morning show "Sounds of the 60s" is on right now and just heard Simon and Garfunkel and "The Sound of Silence" from 1965 and The Beatles and "I Want To Hold Your Hand" from 1963. Can they really both be more than half a century old now? Unbelievable but still as FABULOUS today as they were back then
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Also heard just now my all-time favourite record by The Beach Boys, "Breakaway" and now Bobbie Gentry is singing I'll Never Fall In Love Again" by Bacharach and David, both from 1969 and a number 1 in the UK for Bobbie. My maternal gran hated that song, however, because of the lyric "what do you get when you kiss a guy, you get enough germs to catch pneumonia, after you do he'll never phone yer"!!! Noel Coward and Ivor Novello would never have thought of a rhyme like that!!!!

Okay, I've mentioned before that I love, love, love watching Ellen, did anyone watch Ellen yesterday? Her guest was Adele, she sang All I Ask, the song performed on the 2016 Grammy Awards and her performance was flawless!

It was rather alarming to see/hear someone with such a beautiful voice with such a, I'm going to use the word unique, unique laugh!

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For those of you that like historic films and popular music of the past, I was on youtube the other day and I found clips from the two films Glenn Miller left behind, "Sun Valley Serenade" from 1941 and "Orchestra Wives" in 1942. (He's still missing, by the way.) Both in black and white and you can see the real Glenn conducting while Lynn Bari mimes the words of the beautiful under-rated song "I Know Why". Lynn did her own singing and Glenn was very impressed but when the producers saw the rushes, they decided to subsitute another singer's voice and both Lynn and Glenn were reportedly "furious". Also on youtube from this film is "Chattanooga Choo Choo" with lead vocal by Tex Beneke and some fabulous tap dancing by the Nicholas Brothers and Dorothy Dandridge. Plus a great finale from the ice skater turned film star Sonja Henie when she glides over black ice and spins round and round like a spinning top, how she managed to remain standing is a mystery. The black and white photography here is stunning too. And from "Orchestra Wives", there's the clip of Glenn and the band playing "I Got A Gal in Kalamazoo", again with Tex Beneke on lead vocals accompanied by the Modernaires. A fantastic look back at the very long ago past, three quarters of a century, in fact, and some great music and wonderful too to see the real Glenn Miller who mysteriously disappeared on what was supposed to be a routine flight across the English Channel in December 1944. Worth watching if this is your kind of thing - it is mine but then I like nearly all forms of music from classical to pop.
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Seems I'm the only person who likes this kind of music. Oh well, ne'en mind

like the weather in arkansas barely snows but when it gets really cold it rains and freezes over and lathers everything with ice once walked in it and broke off pieces of ice sickles off my leather jacket.

Hey, did y'all see the "Excitement Meter", it's the wanking carrot ( ) directly below your Member Rating at the top leftside of your profile.

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What's up with that?

The asterisks next to the figures in the forum topics, showing that you have contributed to that topic, have mysteriously disappeared

For those of you who are interested or enjoy real life biographies. There is a series that has already started on the History Channel called "Live To Tell". Basically a show re telling specific battles over the last 15 years during the war in Afghanistan. The stories are told by the soilders that were there during that time. I was lucky enough to have entered the Marine Corps at the age of 26 in 2000. I spent a year and a half before becoming part of the Marines **** Recon unit. At age 28 I was deployed for my first combat mission. That is a normal age of any branch of military special forces unit 28 to 35. The show details battles of significant importance. However, what has amazed me is the youth that was involved in these battles. A few of these shows have detailed the actions of soilders no older than 18. Some as medics and snipers. To be put in that position and those conditions as a 18 year old is absolutely crazy. Being in the hot shit as a trained 28 year old is bad enough. But to do it as an untrained 18 year old, young, scared, and green. To have the will power and the brains to perform your duties, save lives, and put themselves in harms way for their brothers. At that age, is remarkable. These kids did it with out blinking an eye and they did it right. At 18 most kids are still hanging at the movie theater or bowling alley chasing pussy.
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