I thought that men only wanted one thing.
At least we make it easy….
Mr. Majestic
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Women - Do You Know What Men Really Want in a Relationship ?
by flipper inno, it's not just sex !
lol!
contrary to popular opinion !
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Men - Do You Know What Women Really Want in a Relationship ?
by flipper ini heard a woman being interviewed on a radio station this morning and thought this would be an interesting subject to discuss !
in the interview this woman stated that , " men many times only hug you or touch when they want to have sex .
if more men saw that holding hands in public, or the need to reach out to touch a woman affectionately outside of the bedroom , put your arm around her casually- without any expectations , more men would end up in the bedroom later with a woman who feels she has been loved throughout the day !
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Mr. Majestic
The question should be, do women know what they really want in a relationship? Somehow, I don’t think so……
Uh oh. Now I’m in trouble…..
but I think all men and women want happiness !
Ha!…… Make women happy. Keep chasing the rainbow my friend…….
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Hi,you might know my big sister..
by Firefox inim 19 and im still going to meetings.ive been sort of unhappy for a while.my older sister left the truth about 9 or 10 years ago.my brother was on her heels a couple of years later.ive been told that they were weak,selfish,posessed and drug addicts.i knew this wasnt true,they were both brilliant and caring of me.i havent spoken to them in at least 3 years.alot of gossip still circulates about them,especially sarah.she intimidated everybody and i suppose this is how they feel superior.. im rambling,sorry.im just overwhelmed.i ran into sarah at a walmart and she was radiant.i chatted her ear off for an hour and she hugged me when i cried.i told her i wanted out,that i know something isnt right but i m so scared.she suggested some of teh online groups to help.i guess she went to thomschat but thats not there anymore.she said my struggle would be different than hers because she never believed in the witnesses.i did.any advice or books to read or whatever you suggest,i just want to learn.she said crisis of conscience would probably help.okay thanks..
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Mr. Majestic
Hi firefox,
Hope to hear more of your story soon. You have left at the perfect age. I wish that I would have done it all those years ago.
Well done for seeing through it. You might be in for an eye opener but people here will really understand and be able to help you. There is a lot of kindness here and good people.
I wish you a smooth journey. Best of luck…..
Mr.M
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Mr. Majestic
I am not the messiah, do you understand, HONESTLY……
Only the true messiah denies his divinity…..
WHAT…?? Well what kind of chance does that give me…? Alright, I am the messiah…
HE IS.. HE IS THE MESSIAH….!!
NOW FU*K OFF….!!
(Slight pause) How shall we fu*k off oh Lord….?
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Formula 1 starts this weekend!
by JK666 into other race fans,.
i have been waiting for months for the beginning of the 2008 f1 season.
the first race in australia is this weekend, and since i bleed red, i hope ferrari dominates.
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Mr. Majestic
JK
Really sorry about your "Red’s" old chap. You see what I mean about Kimi mind. He was no true champ of last year. And what the hell was the matter with Massa…??
Interesting race. Even if you didn’t finish you could get points. That was one expensive GP.
What can you say about Lewis. He is looking good...!!
Till next week, take care
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Jethro Tull - Your Favorite Songs and Albums from this Group ?
by flipper ingrowing up, jethro tull was one of my favorite groups as they had a great mix of rock , celtic mix , and great guitar from martin barre and ian anderson on flute was arguably one of the greatest flute players in rock n' roll .
as an interesting side note : my wifes 15 minutes claim to fame was when her ex-husband and her in the 1980's sold fish to markets , her ex-husband called ian anderson on the phone to see how he did salmon farming and talk about the fish business.
weird, huh?
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Mr. Majestic
Well lets mix the two topics together. How many people did you have sex with while listening to Ian Anderson and what was your favourite song you had sex to from Jethro Tull…??? Is that better…??
I like your music threads as well Flipper. Take no notice.
Just out of interest, was your ex wife dealing with Ian’s fish farm business….??
Yeah… could understand what Ozzy said. A bit wired mind, although very down to earth. I have worked in homes for people that lose their minds and it is like the "living dead" walking about the place. That is a little bit like Ozzy. He shuffles around the place and makes you jump because you don’t hear him coming. The little dogs get really annoying after a while.
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Skype HD Video
by besty inanybody else using this - i love it.
my skype is paulmorrisonsky if you want to chat.
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Mr. Majestic
I think that when people go up in the world and leave their former friends behind, when they move to a more glamorous location, there is usually a little bit of underlying jealousy involved.
Therefore it is natural for people to not want to talk to you anymore……..!!
Hope your move went well old chap….
Best wishes
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Jethro Tull - Your Favorite Songs and Albums from this Group ?
by flipper ingrowing up, jethro tull was one of my favorite groups as they had a great mix of rock , celtic mix , and great guitar from martin barre and ian anderson on flute was arguably one of the greatest flute players in rock n' roll .
as an interesting side note : my wifes 15 minutes claim to fame was when her ex-husband and her in the 1980's sold fish to markets , her ex-husband called ian anderson on the phone to see how he did salmon farming and talk about the fish business.
weird, huh?
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Mr. Majestic
I don’t know much about their music, but I used to clean Ian Andersons windows years ago.
Strange chap. Wife was lovely. Very down to earth. But he lived in his own world most of the time. Never got up till midday…
I was at his house once and he had his flute out, and I was hanging around outside to listen to what he was going to play. But he didn’t play till I was out of the way. Selfish git…..
Oh, and I also cleaned Ozzy Osbourne’s place as well. (No link between them at all). Again, another strange person. Not quite as keen on his wife though.
Worked for both of them for years…Thing with Ozzy was he liked to have people he could trust. Who better than a JW to trust, working for the "prince of darkness".
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Formula 1 starts this weekend!
by JK666 into other race fans,.
i have been waiting for months for the beginning of the 2008 f1 season.
the first race in australia is this weekend, and since i bleed red, i hope ferrari dominates.
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Mr. Majestic
Did you see footage of the wreck in Canada that Robert Kubica survived last year, amazing!
JK
That was a big one. Hard to believe that he got out of that as he did. Reminded me a little of the horrific crash that Johnny Herbert had just before he went on to F1. His legs were never the same but really he should have died.
Cars are safer now, and I think they look a lot better too. Remember the size of the airfoils towards the end of the 70’s, with the little front wheels. Funny when you look back and see the changes, how much it has come on. There was something about that era but saying that, I love it the way it is now. Just think that the budgets are a bit immoral.
So then JK / Kimi or Massa…??
Edit: sorry didn't see your pic of the Tryell. That was different
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To all those that are seriously thinking about going back to JWism...
by nvrgnbk inmaybe you should.. apparently the reasons some had for leaving had nothing to do with truth or reality or what's factual.. some left because they got discouraged or were offended or felt slighted.. if that's why you left- an unkind word, not being invited to some social function, nepotism in the hierarchy, being overlooked for privileges, annoying personalities, etc.- you're in a very unsettled place.. you'll soon discover that people that aren't jehovah's witnesses can be unkind, lack hospitality, show favortism, and be obnoxious.. then what?.
you'll go crawling back?.
if on the other hand you left because you realize that the extraordinary claims made by the religion are completely without support, you may occasionally miss friends and family lost and reminisce about some random happy memories experienced but most likely never feel tempted to return.. the jw religion, like most any other religion, is full of people that want to be told what to do and what to think.. it's easier that way.. thinking can be exhausting.
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Mr. Majestic
[I do love a "kiss and make up". Well done chaps.]
The sad thing is I talked a friend back to the "truth" for that very reason. He needed someone to tell him what to do and was lost when it came to his own opinion. I did it for his family more than him.
He is settled now and his life is better than ever, even though he is still a JW…..