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 OBird
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 20 (view)
 
Football Predictions 2010-11
Posted: 8/22/2010 8:27:52 AM

Most improved team
Newcastle

Did you post that before or after The Toon whooped the backsides of Villa, 6 - 0?
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 21 (view)
 
So, i've been thinking.....
Posted: 6/22/2010 12:40:01 PM
I dont always respond to messages I recieve. And I can assure you that my profile is most definitely NOT a fake - it's ME!

I used to always respond to every message I got.
Then I started not bothering to respond to 'hi' or (worse still) 'hi babe, ur a huni' or
messages of that ilk because I knew that the person who sent the message wasn't at all
likely to be The One for me.
And now, because I kept getting abusive messages back when I responded with
a 'thanks but no thanks' type message, I rarely respond to anyone who I think I'm
unlikely to gel with.
That might seem rude to some...... but it's not half as rude as the 'you must be a lesbian
b!tch' or 'u stupid old cow, how can u no that we aint suoted?' type of messages which
come back when I politely say No Thankyou.

I dont like not responding - but I do it so that I dont get abuse by return.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 12 (view)
 
how far would you go for entertainment?
Posted: 6/14/2010 10:49:09 AM
I live in a very rural area so travelling stupid distances is the norm for me.
Bristol and Bournemouth are my closest big 'entertainment' places, and I live midway between the two -- a bit over 40 miles from each.

How far I'm prepared to travel depends on how good I think the 'entertainment' is going to be.
One Easter I flew up to Glasgow. Thankfully the 'entertainment' was well worth the mileage.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 22 (view)
 
Supposed ban on England Flags/Shirts due to offending others
Posted: 6/13/2010 2:39:15 PM
I thought all those white-and-red flags were part of that new EU directive?

What directive?
The one which decrees that all men with below average sized luncheon meat should make themselves known by flying a white-and-red flag........
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 8 (view)
 
Sexual tension on a date
Posted: 6/13/2010 1:43:42 PM

It depends on who it's with!

Good point.
I was on a date with a bloke from here once...... and there was sexual tension with the barman.



I did the polite thing and left them to it.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 10 (view)
 
Taken In Hand Relationship
Posted: 6/13/2010 1:35:08 PM
I think the key phrase here is
"to the delight of both spouses".

What happens between consenting adults, and how they run their relationship, is nobodies business but theirs. So I wont comment or judge upon how it might suit others.

For me? I dont think there's a man on the planet who could completely dominate me. Well, not for longer than a couple of hours when I let him, anyway.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 5 (view)
 
Sexual tension on a date
Posted: 6/13/2010 1:29:48 PM
No sexual tension on a first date = no hope of a second date.

As for the tug in the shower idea? ..... one just has to hope that (if the evening goes well) either the date is fairly long or your recovery time is fairly short!
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
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forums page size
Posted: 6/1/2010 2:38:09 PM

Well, thanks to the Help pages on here, I've finally fixed my page size problem.
Use Opera, click on 'view' at the bottom right corner, click on 'fit to width' , and the page is back to normal!
Took me three minutes to download Opera, and all I have to do is remember to use it when I go on Pof.

So..... is BigFish on some kind of commission from 'Opera' (whatever that might be)?
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 23 (view)
 
Missing out mentioning the kids?
Posted: 5/31/2010 7:07:40 AM
I actually tend to write off anyone who says they dont have kids, even though I fit into the "all my kids are over 18" category.

Why?
Because of this.....

I aint spending my time bringing up somebody elses little brats! and suffering only half a women in the process...
because no matter what the intention is at the start a women with kids will always (and should always) put her kids first...
Which is good, though not always what you want is it... to know you will always come in second at best.

Anyone who doesn't have children doesn't, in my opinion, understand what it's like to have kids. And why would, or in fact should, they?
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 127 (view)
 
?
Posted: 4/18/2010 1:43:41 PM
I am currently in the middle of a mahoosive cyber crush.

The object of my desire is an occasional user of these forums, too.
I cannot, of course, reveal who it is. But I can tell you that their surname is 2010.

*swoons*
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 21 (view)
 
Methadrone, Mdma and repeating patterns
Posted: 3/23/2010 5:10:37 PM
It's actually Mephedrone, with a ph. And shouldn't be confused with Methadone. (especially if you use smack!)

Does anyone have any links which show that any deaths have been definitely attributable to Mephedrone, please?
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 7 (view)
 
Dressing for the occasion
Posted: 3/21/2010 4:53:59 AM
I don't think it's your age, OP (I'm the same age as you) it's your outlook!

Times change.
It wasn't so long ago that everyone wore a hat to go out into the street. And a bit before that a woman wouldn't have dared to show her ankle!
Societal change is constant, and fashion is a part of that.

Personally I prefer to be less formal.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 33 (view)
 
How far is a LDR?
Posted: 3/18/2010 5:03:32 PM
I came out of a long distance relationship in June last year (we didn't meet through this site!)
He lived in Newcastle, I live in Dorset. That's about 400 miles.
Each time we saw each other it meant that one of us had paid the approx £100 for flights. And when he came down here for the weekend it involved me driving for six hours to get him to/from the airport.
It's tough to maintain a real relationship when there are those kind of restrictions put upon it.
I dont think I'd embark on that sort of adventure again.

A very wise, cushion plumping, friend of mine said recently that it's all very well saying that distance is no object. Until you're climbing out of bed at four thirty in the morning in order to get back home to go to work....
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 25 (view)
 
lucifer is he all bad
Posted: 3/8/2010 3:56:16 PM
Nah.... he cant be ALL bad.

He gave me an excellent price for my soul.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 26 (view)
 
tattoo,s love them or heat them ?
Posted: 3/2/2010 4:50:16 PM
As I am such a thoroughly good girl I have rescued this thread from extinction rather that starting a new one which may have been construed as 'DTD'. *polishes halo*

My question, however, is not about loving or heating tattoos.....

I've been browsing profiles and have noticed a preponderance of pictures of tats.
Quite a few blokes (I cant comment upon the female profiles) seem to think that their tattoos are more important than any other aspect of themselves - they have one picture of their face, yet several of their body art.

Why do you think that is, pop pickers? Is the amount, and design of, ink more important than any other part of a person?
Do you have photos of your body art on your profile?
Are you, like me, left wondering if a persons tattoo is the most interesting thing about them?
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 15 (view)
 
Why do we eat some animals and not others?
Posted: 3/2/2010 3:18:18 PM

I've often wondered why it is that our society condemns the eating of certain animals but not others.
Clue is in the question. Tradition.
There's no logic to it, it's just the way our society has grown and developed. And of course it's still changing. Only a short (comparatively) time ago swan was the traditional xmas meat.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 21 (view)
 
What age do you let them decide?
Posted: 3/2/2010 3:13:57 PM
I dont think that there is a set age which is 'right', as every child is different and has different levels of maturity.
Many 18 year olds are not old enough to make the decision to have tattoos, but it's legal. Lets face it - many people much older than 18 make really silly decisions about things like tats and piercings which they desperately regret in later years!

Each child, their maturity, their lifestyle and their ability to apply rationale and logic should be assessed at the time, and decisions made accordingly.


Just for the record: My daughter became a vegetarian at 10 (and still is, at 24), I bought her a mobile phone when she was 13 or 14, I didn't let her have her ears pierced until she was 16, and her clothes choices have always been ok so I've never had to veto anything (except a Tshirt that she was given for xmas in the year she was 11 which looked as though it had the 'Maltesers' logo on it but actually said 'Manteaser'. That went straight in the bin!)
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 11 (view)
 
Anger Management online.
Posted: 2/28/2010 4:08:09 PM
I've been utterly horrified by some of the things I've recently seen written on internet forums. (Not on here, of course, because there are rules which must be adhered to. And that means that the combatants tend to bore each other into submission!)

I hear people say things like "oh, but he/she is really nice in Real Life" but that doesn't wash with me.
If there's a part of your personality, which is vindictive and thoroughly unpleasant, which you allow to take over when typing then it is there, your 'alter ego', a part of you, a nasty side to who you are, and that means that you just aren't very nice.
So - wishing death/illness/misfortune on your Internet Foes tells the reader of your post a heck of a lot about you. And most of those readers will not want to associate with you either online or on the internet.

I use the internet for entertainment. I want it to be fun. There's enough unavoidable unpleasantness in Real Life, so I certainly dont want it when I'm on line!
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 12 (view)
 
Lurkers - or those who just sit back and watch the forums
Posted: 2/28/2010 9:40:15 AM

I'm just wondering (as I always do) what holds YOU back from joining in a thread
Interest.
I rarely find anything on here these days which interests me. Consequently I have nothing interesting to contribute.

Go on, somebody...... surprise me!


Oh - and I have to agree about the 'keyboard warriors' thing. Those cut and paste, OED riddled threads, bore me to tears. As do the self-righteous 'you should know better' and 'I would never do such a thing' threads.
Where did all the fun go?
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 7 (view)
 
Photos and Comments: Sheffield POF's Valentines Party 2010
Posted: 2/28/2010 6:21:16 AM
How much was the small?
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 90 (view)
 
Gynaecologists
Posted: 2/28/2010 6:19:10 AM
I agree with this:
Perhaps it isn't to do with the gender of the Health Care Professional but one's personal attitudes to one's body.
I like the machine my "soul" inhabits to be in full working order. I don't care about whether the mechanic is male or female as long as they do the job

I have all sorts of different parts of my body, and providing the relevant 'mechanic' is qualified and able to do a decent job of diagnosing what is wrong with a particular bit, and then putting the fault right, I dont give a monkeys chuff what variety of bits inhabit their underwear. As has been said very early in this thread - they've seen it all before!

I wonder if the patients discomfort is sometimes the cause of the professional's apparent lack of ease?
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 74 (view)
 
Blocked by someone after no msg?
Posted: 2/13/2010 4:45:37 AM
I've only read the opening post and this one.....

I go with the thought that if someone blocks or deletes my messages, they do me a favour by not wasting my time. It has been said before and willl be said time and time again, not everyone floats everyone elses boat. Personally I want to talk to those who want to talk to me..................it's simple!

and for me that's all that needs to be said.
Thanks, Ms Cakes, for saving me the trouble of posting here.




















Oh. Right. Dammit!
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 19 (view)
 
I don't understand the rules of internet dating.
Posted: 2/2/2010 2:34:21 PM

I don't understand the rules of internet dating.

There is only ONE rule of internet dating......... there are NO rules of internet dating.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 140 (view)
 
Please enter your income
Posted: 2/1/2010 1:59:41 PM

I suspect there'll still be those who will 'do a blowie' for a bag of chips and 20 Bensons..... possibly.... though I think that's a bit of urban myth
Swap the Bensons for Marlboro, and you're on Corny!

I have now entered an income, and it appears to have made no difference whatsoever.
Course.... I've been on here for about a hundred years and had no luck so far, so I suppose that adding a random bunch of numbers to the info in my profile wont make any difference!
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 121 (view)
 
Please enter your income
Posted: 1/31/2010 3:20:20 PM
Brace youselves for this thread to be deleted - all the other ones about this new intrusion on our privacy are being!

I suppose it doesnt actually matter what we, the users of this site, think.
Markus's house, Markus's rules.

In order to update my profile I am going to enter an amount - I'll decide whether to change it once I have seen what effect there is on who I can/cannot contact......
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 55 (view)
 
Please enter your income
Posted: 1/30/2010 11:43:20 AM
This really does seem to be a very unpopular move by Big Fish.

If you put 'income' into the search box above, and let it search all forums, you'll see that many local Forums are discussing this issue, and most posters are not in favour.

I believe a Moderator has made a suggestion:
Put your income as the highest it goes. This will mean that when advertisers look for figures about who earns what (and decides what to advertise here) the figures will be so vastly and obviously wrong that they'll decide NOT to place their adverts here.
Admin has responded that he will delete people who do this. Course - how he will differentiate between those who actually DO earn a massive wad and those who are just p!ssed off with being forced to disclose their income is a whole other question!

Just for the record....... Admin/Mods..... I have not entered my income (fake or real) in my profile (so I'm not 'playing the system'), nor am I encouraging anyone to lie about what they earn. I am just relaying what I have read.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 7 (view)
 
Facebook Can Ruin Job Prospects?
Posted: 1/29/2010 4:15:05 PM
I've never used my real name on Facebook, and my profile is only visible to my friends anyway, so it wont bother me.

I think it's inevitable that this way of finding out more about a prospective employee will be used.
Until people wise up and make their private life on social networking sites private.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 36 (view)
 
Please enter your income
Posted: 1/29/2010 4:12:01 PM
I'm completely in agreement with Mula Hoo.....


I really don't care how much someone is earning, it wouldn't figure in my searches and, since I won't be completing my details, I guess I won't be figuring in many searches either.




You will not show up in the rows of images on top of pages, My Matches and many other sections of the site until you do.
Bad move, POF.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 21 (view)
 
is shaving each other erotic?
Posted: 1/18/2010 2:15:18 PM

is shaving each other erotic?


I've shaved my mans face and it was erotic.
I've shaved his pant area and it was just funny.

He's shaved my legs and it was erotic.
He's shaved my pant area and I was a nervous wreck!

So, in short..... errrrrrrm..... dunno.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 24 (view)
 
Your job/career and your ex partners?
Posted: 1/17/2010 7:55:53 AM
Last three relationships:
1: Electrician
2: Lecturer in Engineering at Imperial College
3: Farmer

I'm a PA/Office Manager

As has been said above, I dont think a persons career says a HUGE amount about who they are or how much time they would allocate to a relationship.
And I certainly dont think that I'm attracted to a particular profession.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 38 (view)
 
What Are You Looking For?
Posted: 1/12/2010 8:12:32 AM
I'm looking for my dog, Dave.
Anyone seen him?
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 2 (view)
 
Is Loneliness Bad For Your Health?
Posted: 1/12/2010 8:07:00 AM
I believe that it has been proved that ANY sort of unhappiness is bad for ones health.
And loneliness is surely no exception?

Course.... the wise ones among us counteract this 'down' by installing a pet or two into our lives - they help one to live longer and be happier!

(I've just realised..... this is where the 'lonely old cat lady' stuff comes from, isn't it?!)
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 38 (view)
 
Maternity/Paternity leave
Posted: 1/7/2010 2:35:26 PM

OK, what about a compromise on the terms of maternity and paternity leave??
A woman sometimes has 6-12 months off on maternity leave....if a father is to have paternity leave, would maybe the mother be willing to have her maternity leave halved??
So they both get 3-6 months each?? Then theres no extra money being spent out is there? That way, it's optional. If the father is happy to forego is paternity leave, the mother gets the full amount??
Just an idea, then that way, theres no extra costs!

I think this is a very good idea.
In these times of shared parenthood, it seems logical that BOTH parties should have time with their child.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 25 (view)
 
Maternity/Paternity leave
Posted: 1/7/2010 1:44:58 PM

I may be wrong (please correct me) but working dads pay their tax just like every other working person. Doesnt their paternity pay come from that? Or is the NI...I dont know

I believe that both SMP and SPP are paid by the employer (but can, in some circumstances, be claimed back from the Revenue).
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 20 (view)
 
Maternity/Paternity leave
Posted: 1/7/2010 1:25:17 PM
I think that in an ideal world dads would have all the time they want with their kids (or perhaps all the time the kids want?!)
But (and it's a big BUT)..... who is paying for all the time off that the parents have? We dont live in an ideal world, do we?

Unlike the poster above I DO think that bringing another person into the world is a major life event. The most major there is, actually. But I dont think that other people should pay for me to be so priviledged as experience this event.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 30 (view)
 
On Favourites list but no contact?
Posted: 1/6/2010 9:05:11 AM
click on the link - problem solved.

Problem?
There is no problem!
As I said ...... I have no interest in who has me on their favourites list. It's their business, not mine.
Although, (having an IQ of slightly more than seven-and-three-quarters) I had noticed how I could look if I so desired!




Your choice of wording
In fact I have no idea who has me on their favourites list.


did not convey, in all certainty, whether you did not know how to ascertain such knowledge or whether it was simply a statement of fact - we err on the former, for the benefit of all who may not know, when statements are ambiguous.


 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 28 (view)
 
On Favourites list but no contact?
Posted: 1/6/2010 8:48:46 AM
MY reasons for putting someone on MY favourites list are:
1.I know them and want to find them easily
2.I am thinking about contacting them
3.I like their pictures and may want to look again when it's convenient
4.I just feel like putting them there.
It's my list, I'll use it how/if/when I want to.

OTHER PEOPLES reasons for putting me on their favourites list are entirely their own. And I dont know those reasons, nor need to know those reasons. None of my business why they do it.

I dont think these things are all that important really. In fact I have no idea who has me on their favourites list.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 19 (view)
 
How Serious Are You?
Posted: 12/13/2009 1:30:36 PM
What we need is a Serious Member to tell us how much paying to be on here has made a difference. Mind you, they're probably so busy dealing with the masses of 'high quality' mail they get that they dont use the Forums.

Oh!

I see you are a Serious Member Tainted Chulahua. In your own words, perhaps you could share with us what has been the highlight of that experience so far?

Yes. And you will be marked on presentation, style and content. Come along now.... your classmates are waiting.....
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 9 (view)
 
How Serious Are You?
Posted: 12/13/2009 11:43:28 AM
I've just been having another look at the whole 'Serious Member' option.
You have to pass a test before you pay your minimum of £6 a month (I took the test, and passed!).
Then it appears that the only advantage is that everyone who sees your profile knows that you have shelled out a minimum of £6 per month.....
Show everyone you passed our integrity, sincerity and relationship stability test with flying colors!
Men can expect on average women making first contact 9x more than before! (This one is shocking)
Women can expect on average a 40% increase in first contacts.
Triple the number of people viewing your profile!
Get unlimited points to send gifts!
Upload up to 16 images!
Use custom themes for your profile!
Most importantly people who message you, know that you are serious. You'll get far higher quality emails.


.......and if the above is true, then there are obviously some people who DO think that shelling out for a Serious Membership yellow blob makes you something seriously special!
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 3 (view)
 
How Serious Are You?
Posted: 12/13/2009 10:38:45 AM
I've seriously considered becoming a Serious Member but then I realised that I'm most often seriously the opposite to serious and so I declined.
Does being a serious member make a serious difference to anyone? Seriously?
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 2 (view)
 
Xmas Party Games
Posted: 12/13/2009 10:36:35 AM
Have you checked on line? Ask Google, its your friend. There are bound to be lots of suggestions, I would think.

Oh.... sorry, I cant help. I'm vegetarian so I wont be having a turkey, but I usually do fall asleep after a good stuffing.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 30 (view)
 
Interest from the opposite sex that you hate!
Posted: 12/12/2009 11:34:39 AM
I think I'd like someone to have 'interests'. It makes them interesting.
Course, when that 'interest' strays into the realms of obsession, then it wouldn't be at all attractive.

I think the only things which would be a complete no-no for me would be anything associated with blood sports.
If they were into killing /torturing for fun then they aren't going to be the sort of person I like or can relate to.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 24 (view)
 
did you marry your eleventh partner?
Posted: 12/12/2009 11:22:52 AM
I'm an older lady (ha ha ha ha!) and I've had more than eleven. I'd had more than eleven before I married, for goodness sake!

Course, the theory goes that the AVERAGE woman marries her eleventh partner (I have never seen any figures which prove the accuracy of this, mind you).
So, many have more, and many have less. That is, after all, how an average is reached.

Whether one understands that or not is an interesting point.
After all..... half the people here are of below average intelligence!
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 94 (view)
 
Does the third date rule still stand?
Posted: 12/11/2009 2:14:59 AM

So does the third date rule still exist?

'Third date rule"?
There are no rules.
We're talking about meeting someone - seeing how the two of you connect, interracting together.
Not a game - to be 'played' with rules and a 'winner'.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 3 (view)
 
Are we as dateing site users, soiled goods?
Posted: 12/8/2009 2:52:39 PM
Well... that's an entirely new one on me, for sure!
I've heard it said that we are a bunch of freaks, geeks and weirdos', but never slappers!

I think you've been talking to a FreakyMcdeaky, OP, ignore him.
I suspect that he is an ignorant, outdated, narrow minded, judgemental ar$e. He probably smells funny too.
Best avoided, I'd say.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 58 (view)
 
When (or if) your partner has had more lovers than you?
Posted: 12/8/2009 2:41:42 PM
More lovers/less lovers? Who the hell cares?

More to the point..... who the hell asks?!
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 3 (view)
 
Canadian Professor says all men watch porn.
Posted: 12/4/2009 3:38:21 AM

To me, violence is far more 'pornographic' than normal sex.....

I agree with this 'theory', though I doubt that the pornography that many people watch could be described as 'normal sex'!

For me the only worry I have about watching a lot of porn is that what people see becomes The Norm.
And we all know that much of what happens in porn rarely happens in Mr or Ms Average's bedroom/office/recreation ground/poolhouse!
All that is, of course, fine for adults who KNOW that it's fiction and fantasy - but huge numbers of young kids are watching these films and clips too, and I wonder how 'normal' they think they are? Do they all feel inadequate because of the shape and size of their genitalia/bodies? Do they think that all the acts they see performed are what is expected of them?
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 11 (view)
 
What counts as over the top?
Posted: 12/3/2009 5:30:20 PM
You could grow your hair, behave less outrageously, lose weight, and dress like Kirstie Allsop, and find a man who wants to be with you.

BUT - would you be happy? Or do you think you are happier being who you actually are?
I'm guessing the latter is true as you say you've "had 20 years of being someone else now I'm free to be me".

If you aren't happy being with who you are then no-one else is going to be either.
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 20 (view)
 
How far would you travel to a POF meet/event?
Posted: 12/3/2009 2:07:49 PM

How far would you travel to a POF meet/event?
I've driven 150 miles to London to go to one, and I've driven 25 miles to Warminster for a couple (they wont be happening any more, eh?!)
I live in the middle of nowhere so the closest meets to me are likely to be either Bournemouth or Bristol (both about 45 miles away) but I cant imagine I'd go to any more POF meets. (I'd have to be on a promise at least!)

How far would I travel to meet the man of my dreams? As far as I needed to. (probably with the same 'on a promise' caveat!)
 SJS
Joined: 4/3/2006
Msg: 12 (view)
 
What do you think about your ex bringing someone back to your old house?
Posted: 11/28/2009 11:16:17 AM

What do you think about your ex bringing someone back to your old house?

I would think it was none of my damned business!
 
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