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Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 08:50 PM Now, I love feisty intelligent women and am really pleased to see that there are a few on the Forum. I am also especially pleased to see the return of one in particular.
Welcome back, we need to stand up and be counted.
We are not gobby, but feisty.
Jess - come and help me out here!
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 08:53 PM I prefer a feisty woman to some of the walking corpses Ive known over the years. My OH is feisty and I can guarrantee that life is seldom boring.
The drawback is, I cant get away with a bloody thing!
foxforcefive 12-06-2008, 08:53 PM Will I do?
I have to agree, as much as I like talking about warm pillows and fluffy cats, I feel I ought to stick my oar in now and again.
Fibutton 12-06-2008, 08:54 PM Am only feisty when the mood takes me...and when my dander is up ooerrrrr....not nice lol :hihi::hihi::hihi:
Now, I love feisty intelligent women and am really pleased to see that there are a few on the Forum. I am also especially pleased to see the return of one in particular.
Welcome back, we need to stand up and be counted.
We are not gobby, but feisty.
Jess - come and help me out here! My bold
Oh, dear, when I saw the thread title I thought, "That sounds so much nicer than gobby bitch, which is how I tend to think of myself!" :hihi:
Will I do?
I have to agree, as much as I like talking about warm pillows and fluffy cats, I feel I ought to stick my oar in now and again. My bold
Well, better an oar than your feet - not with those wrinkly toes :hihi::hihi:
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 08:59 PM Now, I love feisty intelligent women and am really pleased to see that there are a few on the Forum. I am also especially pleased to see the return of one in particular.
Welcome back, we need to stand up and be counted.
We are not gobby, but feisty.
Jess - come and help me out here!
*comes running, wearing feisty hat*
Indeed we do need to stand up and be counted!
There are many, many feisty intelligent women on these 'ere boards - long may it continue :)
foxforcefive 12-06-2008, 08:59 PM My bold
Well, better an oar than your feet - not with those wrinkly toes :hihi::hihi:
The amount of reference's I've had today about my bloody toes. I'm beginning to feel like a freak, I assumed I wouldn't be the only one. Oh well, if nothing else at least i'm special.
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 08:59 PM My bold
Oh, dear, when I saw the thread title I thought, "That sounds so much nicer than gobby bitch, which is how I tend to think of myself!" :hihi:
Dozy, I may start another thread called 'The Dozy appreciation society'. You rock gal!
And what's wrong with gobby bitches anyway?:suspect:
Stand up and be counted, that's what I say. I ain't no doormat, in the immortal words of Rebecca West, one of my heroines.:love:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:01 PM Will I do?
I have to agree, as much as I like talking about warm pillows and fluffy cats, I feel I ought to stick my oar in now and again.
You will, my love. The more, the merrier.
Wrinkled toes an' all.:hihi:
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 09:01 PM Feisty--- yeah ok...
Intelligent....
Y`see, I have trouble with that, call me a quaint, old fashioned kind a guy but... CAN a woman be intelligent? I mean, REALLY intelligent?
Do they have the capacity for it? You can teach a horse to APPEAR intelligent but... but women...?
*Jabberwocky runs screaming in utter terror for the nearest exit*
foxforcefive 12-06-2008, 09:03 PM At work earlier this week, one of the bloke's I work with actually said to me 'you're quite funny for a woman'. I just smiled sweetly.
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:04 PM *comes running, wearing feisty hat*
Indeed we do need to stand up and be counted!
There are many, many feisty intelligent women on these 'ere boards - long may it continue :)
Oh Jess, thank God, I knew a could rely on you. Have you forgiven me my trouser suit yet?:hihi:
Feisty--- yeah ok...
Intelligent....
Y`see, I have trouble with that, call me a quaint, old fashioned kind a guy but... CAN a woman be intelligent? I mean, REALLY intelligent?
Do they have the capacity for it? You can teach a horse to APPEAR intelligent but... but women...?
*Jabberwocky runs screaming in utter terror for the nearest exit*
For you, beloved, I'll be as a thick as a brick :love::love:
(But I draw the line at being as thick as a man)
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:04 PM At work earlier this week, one of the bloke's I work with actually said to me 'you're quite funny for a woman'. I just smiled sweetly.
Seriously? Tell me where he lives.:hihi:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:05 PM Feisty--- yeah ok...
Intelligent....
Y`see, I have trouble with that, call me a quaint, old fashioned kind a guy but... CAN a woman be intelligent? I mean, REALLY intelligent?
Do they have the capacity for it? You can teach a horse to APPEAR intelligent but... but women...?
*Jabberwocky runs screaming in utter terror for the nearest exit*
Jabbers - THE WEDDING IS OFF.:hihi:
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 09:05 PM For you, beloved, I'll be as a thick as a brick :love::love:
(But I draw the line at being as thick as a man)
I know Ive shown it before but.....
Take heed! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMb8Csll9Ws)
pattricia 12-06-2008, 09:05 PM Im not a complete idiot. Some parts are missing! :huh:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:06 PM For you, beloved, I'll be as a thick as a brick :love::love:
(But I draw the line at being as thick as a man)
Nice one Dozy. But more importantly, is Jabbers as thick as a brick?:hihi:
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 09:06 PM Nice one Dozy. But more importantly, is Jabbers as thick as a brick?:hihi:
I was outwitted by a brick once.
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 09:06 PM Oh Jess, thank God, I knew a could rely on you. Have you forgiven me my trouser suit yet?:hihi:
Absolutely! Sartorial differences are swept aside in the rush to embrace the Forum sisterhood.
(Will only tolerate shoulder pads under sedation)
StarSparkle 12-06-2008, 09:06 PM Personally, I think to be called feisty is about the greatest compliment a woman can receive :)
StarSparkle - whose been called a feisty woman a good few times! :D
PS Nice thread, Suffy :thumbsup: :)
foxforcefive 12-06-2008, 09:07 PM I was outwitted by a brick once.
I've always found bricks to be such witty creatures.
johnbradley 12-06-2008, 09:08 PM Feisty and intelligent women are very cool. Most of the time.
Sometimes for me, when they're yapping away, it can sound like white noise. I've got quite good at tuning this out though, which again, is very cool.
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 09:09 PM Personally, I think to be called feisty is about the greatest compliment a woman can receive :)
StarSparkle - whose been called a feisty woman a good few times! :D
PS Nice thread, Suffy :thumbsup: :)
:clap:
I'm hearing it, I'm liking it, I'm stuck in the present tense for some reason - yep, feisty is the way forward :)
foxforcefive 12-06-2008, 09:09 PM Feisty and intelligent women are very cool. Most of the time.
Sometimes for me, when they're yapping away, it can sound like white noise. I've got quite good at tuning this out though, which again, is very cool.
I think you're confusing feisty with nagging.
Savannah2 12-06-2008, 09:10 PM Feisty? Gobby? I apologise in advance; I couldn't be either. I am quiet and reserved and if people do not like me because of that then that's fine by me.
Intelligent - I will know in August when I receive my A-Level results. :hihi:
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 09:10 PM I think you're confusing feisty with nagging.
Did he say yapping? I think he's confusing women with small dogs ;)
pattricia 12-06-2008, 09:10 PM Personally, I think to be called feisty is about the greatest compliment a woman can receive :)
StarSparkle - whose been called a feisty woman a good few times! :D
PS Nice thread, Suffy :thumbsup: :)
Should one wear a badge with "Feisty" written on ? Or have we to take an intelligence test ? :hihi::hihi:
discodown 12-06-2008, 09:11 PM My OH is feisty and most of the time I love it. Who wants a doormat for a partner? But sometimes I wish she would just go along with what I want just so every tiny thing didn't have to be a battle
foxforcefive 12-06-2008, 09:11 PM Should one wear a badge with "Feisty" written on ? Or have we to take an intelligence test ? :hihi::hihi:
Good point Pattricia, I'd call myself feisty, not necessarily intelligent
*comes running, wearing feisty hat*
Indeed we do need to stand up and be counted!
There are many, many feisty intelligent women on these 'ere boards - long may it continue :)
I want a feisty hat - and I want it NOW!
My Forum badge will look great on one. :hihi:
johnbradley 12-06-2008, 09:14 PM I think you're confusing feisty with nagging.
You could be right, although its hard to separate the two sometimes:)
I googled because i'm a nob and found the following:
feisty
This is an Americanism which is gaining ground in British and Australian English. It is defined in many dictionaries as 'aggressive, excitable, nervous, touchy' but is now more often used to mean 'spirited', 'assertive', 'able to speak up for oneself' (usually applied to women)
StarSparkle 12-06-2008, 09:15 PM Should one wear a badge with "Feisty" written on ? Or have we to take an intelligence test ? :hihi::hihi:
One should do whatever one wishes if one is a feisty lady, Pattricia ;) :)
Sparkle
pattricia 12-06-2008, 09:16 PM You could be right, although its hard to separate the two sometimes:)
Ah, yes, " able to speak for oneself" thats definitely me!:rolleyes:
lizzmobile 12-06-2008, 09:16 PM Puts hand up to be counted :wave:
At work earlier this week, one of the bloke's I work with actually said to me 'you're quite funny for a woman'. I just smiled sweetly.
OMG! How often do I hear this???? Are you reading this monsieur :P :P :P
But he's only jealous cos I'm waaaaaaaaaaay funnier than he is :loopy:
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 09:17 PM Oh my word.
Stop, everyone.
You know my comment about small dogs earlier, having a go at johnbradley?
Well, check out this etymological definition of feisty:
1896, Amer.Eng. from feist "small dog," from fice, fist Amer.Eng. 1805 "small dog," short for fysting curre "stinking cur," attested from 1529, from M.E. fysten, fisten "break wind" (1440), related to O.E. fisting "stink." The 1811 slang dictionary defines fice as "a small windy escape backwards, more obvious to the nose than ears; frequently by old ladies charged on their lap-dogs." Cf. also Dan. fise "to blow, to fart," and obs. Eng. askefise, lit. "fire-blower, ash-blower," from an unrecorded O.N. source, used in M.E. for a kind of bellows, but orig. "a term of reproach among northern nations for an unwarlike fellow who stayed at home in the chimney corner" [O.E.D.]
and it's the OED as well, so I can't even cast aspersions on the source.
*sobs, gently*
pattricia 12-06-2008, 09:17 PM One should do whatever one wishes if one is a feisty lady, Pattricia ;) :)
Sparkle
Of course, one must insist on that point!:D
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:17 PM Personally, I think to be called feisty is about the greatest compliment a woman can receive :)
StarSparkle - whose been called a feisty woman a good few times! :D
PS Nice thread, Suffy :thumbsup: :)
Glad you like it Sparkle!
And I agree - to be called feisty is one of the best compliments we could ever receive.:thumbsup:
StarSparkle 12-06-2008, 09:18 PM You could be right, although its hard to separate the two sometimes:)
Only for a man... :P
StarSparkle
lizzmobile 12-06-2008, 09:18 PM You could be right, although its hard to separate the two sometimes:)
*Rolls up sleeves, Riveting Rosie style* Ohhhhhhhhhhhhkaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!
<mega rant on> If MEN did what was asked of them either the first or second time, LIFE would not have to degenerate into nagging! LISTEN UP MEN - IT'S EEEEEEEEEEASY - JUST DO IT!</mega rant off>
Ayethengyew :)
Womerry2 12-06-2008, 09:18 PM I'd almost stopped thinking of "feisty" as a good thing, owing to the over-use of the term on the back covers of duller than average detective fiction. It seems no female sleuth is allowed to be anything but feisty.
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:19 PM Absolutely! Sartorial differences are swept aside in the rush to embrace the Forum sisterhood.
(Will only tolerate shoulder pads under sedation)
Shoulder pads a thing of the past Jess (shudders at the thought that I ever used to wear them). And yes sartorial differences aside, you rock gal!:thumbsup:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:20 PM *Rolls up sleeves, Riveting Rosie style* Ohhhhhhhhhhhhkaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!
<mega rant on> If MEN did what was asked of them either the first or second time, LIFE would not have to degenerate into nagging! LISTEN UP MEN - IT'S EEEEEEEEEEASY - JUST DO IT!</mega rant off>
Ayethengyew :)
Well said Lizz. Another feisty woman. Love ya doll.:love:
pattricia 12-06-2008, 09:22 PM Glad you like it Sparkle!
And I agree - to be called fesity is one of the best compliments we could ever receive.:thumbsup:
Im right feisty. Im one of those women who go through life demanding to see the manager.:lol::lol:
shaznay 12-06-2008, 09:22 PM Feisty? Gobby? I apologise in advance; I couldn't be either. I am quiet and reserved and if people do not like me because of that then that's fine by me.
Intelligent - I will know in August when I receive my A-Level results. :hihi:
Me too savvy, I'm quite shy and not as outspoken as I would like to be, I wish I was more feisty..:(
lizzmobile 12-06-2008, 09:25 PM Well said Lizz. Another feisty woman. Love ya doll.:love:
Cool, am in feisty gang. Not that I need to be accepted to be one anyway... Hey you should have seen me in Paris when the taxi collided with lorry and the lorry driver made the taco driver stop. I tell ya, FEISTY didn't even come close!
Love you too angel, you looked ace today :wave:
I'd rather be called feisty than spunky any day of the week :hihi:. Spunky is so open to misinterpretation. :o:hihi:
Me too savvy, I'm quite shy and not as outspoken as I would like to be, I wish I was more feisty..:(
All it takes is a bit of practice! By the time you get to be a grumpy old woman, you'll have it down pat, believe me :hihi:
pattricia 12-06-2008, 09:27 PM Cool, am in feisty gang. Not that I need to be accepted to be one anyway... Hey you should have seen me in Paris when the taxi collided with lorry and the lorry driver made the taco driver stop. I tell ya, FEISTY didn't even come close!
Love you too angel, you looked ace today :wave:
We are the Feisty Girls !!! Nice that innit ?:D
discodown 12-06-2008, 09:28 PM I've rarely seen such a sick making thread!
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 09:28 PM I'd rather be called feisty than spunky any day of the week :hihi:. Spunky is so open to misinterpretation. :o:hihi:
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family forum.. damn
TallestDwarf 12-06-2008, 09:28 PM Feisty? Gobby? I apologise in advance; I couldn't be either. I am quiet and reserved and if people do not like me because of that then that's fine by me.
Intelligent - I will know in August when I receive my A-Level results. :hihi:
I'm with you on this one. There are times to be "feisty" but relatively few. General feistiness smacks of general insecurity. I prefer intelligent, confident and a little understated or reserved - Capable of feisty but only when absolutely necessary.
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:29 PM I want a feisty hat - and I want it NOW!
My Forum badge will look great on one. :hihi:
I want one TOO. Now where is that speling fairie when I knead her?:hihi:
pattricia 12-06-2008, 09:32 PM I want one TOO. Now where is that speling fairie when I knead her?:hihi:
Do ya wanna be in my gang, my gang, my gang....................:banana:
Well, here's our theme song (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aKAH_t0aXA), sisters - kindly suggested by one of the lesser mortals on another thread :hihi:
Savannah2 12-06-2008, 09:33 PM I wish I was more feisty..:(
Have you not been accepted into the 'feisty clique' then? ;)
StarSparkle 12-06-2008, 09:35 PM I'm with you on this one. There are times to be "feisty" but relatively few. General feistiness smacks of general insecurity. I prefer intelligent, confident and a little understated or reserved - Capable of feisty but only when absolutely necessary.
I disagree - I'd say feistiness means you know your own mind, you think your own thoughts, you will stand up for yourself, and you will not take crap from people.
I am actually a very reserved person - I've always been shy - but that doesn't stop me being very feisty if and when the need arises.
I think the definition of "spirited and assertive" sums feisty up nicely.
StarSparkle
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 09:36 PM Have you not been accepted into the 'feisty clique' then? ;)
Oh no...not the 'c' word.
Please no.
pattricia 12-06-2008, 09:37 PM Well, here's our theme song (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aKAH_t0aXA), sisters - kindly suggested by one of the lesser mortals on another thread :hihi:
Like it Dozy!:thumbsup:
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 09:37 PM I'm with you on this one. There are times to be "feisty" but relatively few. General feistiness smacks of general insecurity. I prefer intelligent, confident and a little understated or reserved - Capable of feisty but only when absolutely necessary.
Depends how you define feisty. Some people seem to think it means generally loud and argumentative, particularly over insignificant, petty little issues! :rant::rant::rant:
I come across these people a lot.
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:38 PM I disagree - I'd say feistiness means you know your own mind, you think your own thoughts, you will stand up for yourself, and you will not take crap from people.
I am actually a very reserved person - I've always been shy - but that doesn't stop me being very feisty if and when the need arises.
I think the definition of "spirited and assertive" sums feisty up nicely.
StarSparkle
That sums me up very well too Sparkle, I am actually quite shy and reserved until I get to know people. Although some find this amazing, it's the truth. Ask Lizzmobile.
EdnaKrabappe 12-06-2008, 09:38 PM I'm far too laid back to be feisty.
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 09:38 PM I disagree - I'd say feistiness means you know your own mind, you think your own thoughts, you will stand up for yourself, and you will not take crap from people.
I am actually a very reserved person - I've always been shy - but that doesn't stop me being very feisty if and when the need arises.
I think the definition of "spirited and assertive" sums feisty up nicely.
StarSparkle
:thumbsup:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:39 PM Depends how you define feisty. Some people seem to think it means generally loud and argumentative, particularly over insignificant, petty little issues! :rant::rant::rant:
I come across these people a lot.
That's cos they're threatened by women who are intelligent, challenging and speak their minds.
boyfriday 12-06-2008, 09:39 PM Hmmm...feisty? Intelligent? Women?
Now there's an oxymoron if ever there was one..present company excluded, of course! :hihi:
pattricia 12-06-2008, 09:40 PM That's cos they're threatened by women who are intelligent, challenging and speak their minds.
I insist on being feisty from now onwards!:cool: I like it ,dont I ?:D
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 09:41 PM That's cos they're threatened by women who are intelligent, challenging and speak their minds.
:hihi: So why do they have a problem with little ol' me?! :D
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:42 PM Hmmm...feisty? Intelligent? Women?
Now there's an oxymoron if ever there was one..present company excluded, of course! :hihi:
Oi. Herewith our new theme tune:
Sisters (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDQE4UMVhEQ)
PS - do you like your pearly whites? If so then keep your trap shut.:hihi:
Hmmm...feisty? Intelligent? Women?
Now there's an oxymoron if ever there was one..present company excluded, of course! :hihi:
Haven't you got some ironing to do??? :hihi::hihi::suspect::D
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:42 PM :hihi: So why do they have a problem with little ol' me?! :D
I don't.:confused: I like you a lot!
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 09:42 PM Hmmm...feisty? Intelligent? Women?
Now there's an oxymoron if ever there was one..present company excluded, of course! :hihi:
Almost as much of an oxymoron as feisty, intelligent men!
lizzmobile 12-06-2008, 09:43 PM Hmmm...feisty? Intelligent? Women?
Now there's an oxymoron if ever there was one..present company excluded, of course! :hihi:
Easy Tiger.... :P Nice to meet ya today :)
Suffy has always amazed me. We know each other inside out and I would never in a million years describe her as shy and reserved in my company. But BOY! She is a totally different person when she meets someone new.
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:43 PM Haven't you got some ironing to do??? :hihi::hihi::suspect::D
Yeah, go back to your ironing.:hihi::hihi:
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 09:43 PM Whats an oxymoron?
I just... wrecked the intelligent bit of the fiesty intelligent men theory there didnt I..?
TallestDwarf 12-06-2008, 09:43 PM I disagree - I'd say feistiness means you know your own mind, you think your own thoughts, you will stand up for yourself, and you will not take crap from people.
I am actually a very reserved person - I've always been shy - but that doesn't stop me being very feisty if and when the need arises.
I think the definition of "spirited and assertive" sums feisty up nicely.
StarSparkle
So, given that I have said "feisty when necessary" , what precisely are you disagreeing with? - or are you just being unnecessarily feisty?:D
horribleblob 12-06-2008, 09:44 PM I'd almost stopped thinking of "feisty" as a good thing, owing to the over-use of the term on the back covers of duller than average detective fiction. It seems no female sleuth is allowed to be anything but feisty.
They rather over-use it on Womans' Hour too.
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:44 PM Almost as much of an oxymoron as feisty, intelligent men!
See my post on Jabbers' thread!:hihi::hihi:
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 09:45 PM I don't.:confused: I like you a lot!
Not you- I meant generally.
Unless, of course, you're one of the gobby bints I have to deal with at work! :mad:
But if not, love you too! :D
StarSparkle 12-06-2008, 09:50 PM So, given that I have said "feisty when necessary" , what precisely are you disagreeing with? - or are you just being unnecessarily feisty?:D
Why, you wanna make something of it? :D :P
Actually no, that's aggressive, not feisty! :D Do carry on
StarSparkle :)
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:54 PM Not you- I meant generally.
Unless, of course, you're one of the gobby bints I have to deal with at work! :mad:
But if not, love you too! :D
My name is Suffy, and I'm a gobby bint . . . .
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 09:55 PM My name is Suffy, and I'm a gobby bint . . . .
We've gone from celebrations to the 12 steps!
My name is Jess and I secretly get irked when people call me a lady or a girl. :o
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 09:55 PM I must say in all seriousness that its great to see strong, capable ladies! (http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/image/s_spider.jpg)
Really makes me feel humble, ya know...?
lizzmobile 12-06-2008, 09:56 PM My name is Jess and I secretly get irked when people call me a lady or a girl. :o
Why do you get irked? I love it :clap: Especially the girl one :banana:
boyfriday 12-06-2008, 09:57 PM Oi. Herewith our new theme tune:
Sisters (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDQE4UMVhEQ)
PS - do you like your pearly whites? If so then keep your trap shut.:hihi:
..pearly whites? Sh****??
That problem was resolved by a very attentive colo-rectal surgeon..thankyou!
Haven't you got some ironing to do??? :hihi::hihi::suspect::D
..I'm merely ironing out a few mis-conceptions that are inherent in the OP...I'll get me coat!
Well at least it proves one thing....women are feisty!!
That sums me up very well too Sparkle, I am actually quite shy and reserved until I get to know people. Although some find this amazing, it's the truth. Ask Lizzmobile.
:hihi:
Me too.
It's interesting to learn what people really think online.
I suppose when you are with friends, or with people you know that then you're more vocal, in a "get to know your way", but online, you don't have the basis of those relationship to back things up, and I find that people are passionate either for a title, or for unjust written words.
I used to be laidback once. The older I am, the more I see, the less tolerable of some injustice.
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 09:58 PM Why do you get irked? I love it :clap: Especially the girl one :banana:
I'll probably reasses my stance in a few years ;)
Seriously, though, I hate lady. And genteel. I want to stamp all over those words in Doc Martens :hihi:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 09:58 PM We've gone from celebrations to the 12 steps!
My name is Jess and I secretly get irked when people call me a lady or a girl. :o
I'm on step 5, and struggling . . .
Gal is ok though isn't it? From another gal that is of course.
Flees to don trouser suit and shoulder pads.:hihi:
Halibut 12-06-2008, 10:00 PM Feisty, intelligent women? Yes please, darlings.......
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 10:00 PM I'm on step 5, and struggling . . .
Gal is ok though isn't it? From another gal that is of course.
Flees to don trouser suit and shoulder pads.:hihi:
Yep, gals's fine for some reason. Inconsistency, thy name is Jess. :D
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 10:02 PM My name is Suffy, and I'm a gobby bint . . . .
Are you usually off your face on spirits at the same time?! If so I've definitely met you... :hihi:
I need a new job.
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:02 PM ..pearly whites? Sh****??
Indeed BF. Nothing to do with the fact that your best mate is a dentist?:suspect:
You have the most amazing teeth!
Well at least it proves one thing....women are feisty!!
Tautlogy my love, tautology . . .:hihi:
StarSparkle 12-06-2008, 10:02 PM :hihi:
Me too.
It's interesting to learn what people really think online.
I suppose when you are with friends, or with people you know that then you're more vocal, in a "get to know your way", but online, you don't have the basis of those relationship to back things up, and I find that people are passionate either for a title, or for unjust written words.
I used to be laidback once. The older I am, the more I see, the less tolerable of some injustice.
You're so right, Bago. Well said.
Sometimes being laid-back about things is totally wrong, it means you're basically condoning what's happening and allowing it to happen by your non-intervention
It's wrong to be laid-back in the presence of injustice.
StarSparkle
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:03 PM Feisty, intelligent women? Yes please, darlings.......
Oh Halibut, where have you been? Still recovering from your birthday celebrations?:suspect::suspect:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:04 PM You're so right, Bago. Well said.
Sometimes being laid-back about things is totally wrong, it means you're basically condoning what's happening and allowing it to happen by your non-intervention
It's wrong to be laid-back in the presence of injustice.
StarSparkle
Couldn't agree more.:thumbsup: If there's one thing I hate - it's injustice.:rant::rant::rant:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:04 PM Are you usually off your face on spirits at the same time?! If so I've definitely met you... :hihi:
I need a new job.
Most probably. Oh God, perhaps we work together?:suspect:
Halibut 12-06-2008, 10:04 PM Oh Halibut, where have you been? Still recovering from your birthday celebrations?:suspect::suspect:
Err, kind of extending them....:hihi:
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 10:04 PM I must say in all seriousness that its great to see strong, capable ladies! (http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/image/s_spider.jpg)
Really makes me feel humble, ya know...?
YOU *******!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!
:rant::rant::rant::rant::rant:
I've got a good mind to post a pic of a giant wiggley worm!
If only I knew how...:huh:
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 10:06 PM YOU *******!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!
:rant::rant::rant::rant::rant:
I've got a good mind to post a pic of a giant wiggley worm.
If only I knew how...:huh:
Ok dear dont worry, Im here, a male who can kill that nasty spider for you! :D
All that feisty intelligent stuff, snuffed out with one picture! :D
Savannah2 12-06-2008, 10:06 PM Oh no...not the 'c' word.
Please no.
Sadly...it is true of the way many threads are on SF today.
lizzmobile 12-06-2008, 10:06 PM I'll probably reasses my stance in a few years ;)
Seriously, though, I hate lady. And genteel. I want to stamp all over those words in Doc Martens :hihi:
Nothing wrong with being ladylike in the right circumstances. It can get you places, tha knors ;)
YOU *******!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!
:rant::rant::rant::rant::rant:
I've got a good mind to post a pic of a giant wiggley worm.
If only I knew how...:huh:
Never mind arachnophobe, just sing it to him. :hihi:
I'll start you off.......
THERE'S A WORM AT THE BOTTOM OF MY GARDEN.....
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 10:07 PM Worm?
Dont you---
dont you do that....
DONT YOU DO THAT!!!
Oh god
You're so right, Bago. Well said.
Sometimes being laid-back about things is totally wrong, it means you're basically condoning what's happening and allowing it to happen by your non-intervention
It's wrong to be laid-back in the presence of injustice.
StarSparkle
Hey, welcome back. You have been missed you know. :)
Even though I don't agree with some of what you talk about. I do like reading some of your posts about social responsibility etc.
I think by now, I know what to steer clear of. The recycled issues come up again and again. I steer clear even if it is unjust. :hihi:
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 10:07 PM Never mind arachnophobe, just sing it to him. :hihi:
I'll start you off.......
THERE'S A WORM AT THE BOTTOM OF MY GARDEN.....
But what's his name??!! :huh:
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 10:08 PM But what's his name??!! :huh:
Dont say it!!!!
DONT SAY IT!!!
But what's his name??!! :huh:
I'm fairly sure it's
WIGGLEY WOOOOOOOO
:banana::banana::banana:
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 10:09 PM Nothing wrong with being ladylike in the right circumstances. It can get you places, tha knors ;)
Oh, absolutely hear you there. It's just the word I don't like.
I'm actually quite well-behaved in society. :hihi:
boyfriday 12-06-2008, 10:09 PM Indeed BF. Nothing to do with the fact that your best mate is a dentist?:suspect:
Tis true, but sadly Sweeney Todd had better skills on the cosmetic elements :lol:
Tautlogy my love, tautology . . .:hihi:
..you're quite right, you're quite right! :hihi:
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 10:10 PM I'm fairly sure it's
WIGGLEY WOOOOOOOO
:banana::banana::banana:
Sorry I didn't quite catch that. You'll have to repeat it for me.... :D
*whispers* have the eight-legged creatures gone yet??!
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:11 PM ..you're quite right, you're quite right! :hihi:
Sigh, my favourite 3 words.:hihi::hihi::love::love:
StarSparkle 12-06-2008, 10:12 PM Hey, welcome back. You have been missed you know. :)
Even though I don't agree with some of what you talk about. I do like reading some of your posts about social responsibility etc.
I think by now, I know what to steer clear of. The recycled issues come up again and again. I steer clear even if it is unjust. :hihi:
Aww, cheers, Bago - that is good of you to say, thank you. :thumbsup:
It is good to be back! :)
StarSparkle
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:12 PM Oh, absolutely hear you there. It's just the word I don't like.
I'm actually quite well-behaved in society. :hihi:
I'm generally not well behaved. In fact I am VERY naughty.:suspect::suspect:
boyfriday 12-06-2008, 10:13 PM That sums me up very well too Sparkle, I am actually quite shy and reserved until I get to know people. Although some find this amazing, it's the truth. Ask Lizzmobile.
..she can't get a word in edgeways! :hihi:
..is it ok to hijack/troll on your threads??
Aww, cheers, Bago - that is good of you to say, thank you. :thumbsup:
It is good to be back! :)
StarSparkle
I almost fell off my chair when I read your post and realised that you're back. Teehee. :hihi: But I am glad that you are back. :)
I'm fairly sure it's
WIGGLEY WOOOOOOOO
:banana::banana::banana:
:D
D'you want some pills?
:D
D'you want some pills?
Do you mean worming tablets???? :hihi::hihi:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:21 PM But I am glad that you are back. :)
Me too.
WELCOME BACK SPARKLE!:banana::banana::banana:
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 10:25 PM I'm generally not well behaved. In fact I am VERY naughty.:suspect::suspect:
Yep definitely know you! :hihi:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:26 PM ..is it ok to hijack/troll on your threads??
It most certainly is NOT. Know thy place man. After all, I is a feisty woman innit?:hihi::hihi:
I also have letters after my name. Suffy BB*, EE*, DWBBB*
*Ball breaker
*Emasculator Extraodinaire
* Dungaree wearer butch bra burner
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:28 PM Yep definitely know you! :hihi:
Starting to worry.
Panics and flees for exit, trying desparately to salvage any vestiges of credibility
Are you my line manager?
boyfriday 12-06-2008, 10:28 PM It most certainly is NOT. Know thy place man. After all, I is a feisty woman innit?:hihi::hihi:
I also have letters after my name. Suffy BB*, EE*, DWBBB*
*Ball breaker
*Emasculator Extraodinaire
* Dungaree wearer butch bra burner
..fortunately mine never descended! :hihi:
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 10:29 PM *Ball breaker
*Emasculator Extraodinaire
* Dungaree wearer butch bra burner
My GOD how I want you!
Marry me!
I insist!
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:33 PM My GOD how I want you!
Marry me!
I insist!
I told you you moron, I ACCEPT.
ARE YOU DEAF OR SOMETHING?:loopy:
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 10:34 PM I told you you moron, I ACCEPT.
ARE YOU DEAF OR SOMETHING?:loopy:
I have perfect hearing.
I just like to make ya yell at me :D
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:34 PM ..fortunately mine never descended! :hihi:
Liar, liar pants on fire. You have 2 mini boyfridays don't you?:suspect:
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 10:34 PM Starting to worry.
Panics and flees for exit, trying desparately to salvage any vestiges of credibility
Are you my line manager?
Considering the things we've both said on this forum I hope not! :hihi:
I won't say anything if you don't!
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:35 PM I have perfect hearing.
I just like to make ya yell at me :D
OK THEN JABBERS I ACCEPT. AND I NEED A WHIPPING BOY.
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:35 PM Considering the things we've both said on this forum I hope not! :hihi:
I won't say anything if you don't!
Really starting to panic. Team meetings will never be the same again.:suspect::suspect::suspect:
StarSparkle 12-06-2008, 10:37 PM Me too.
WELCOME BACK SPARKLE!:banana::banana::banana:
Aww, I'm getting all embarrassed now! :blush: :blush:
Thank you, Suffy hun - it's a delight to be back with lovely people like you around :)
Sparkle xx
McLovin 12-06-2008, 10:37 PM Wouldn't the mere notion of a Feisty & Intelligent woman be classed as an Oxymoron?
Surely a woman with intelligence would rather be demure and subservient to her male companion so that she may better serve him throughout life.
*runs*
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 10:38 PM Liar, liar pants on fire. You have 2 mini boyfridays don't you?:suspect:
I heard a rumour about a vow of chastity.
I think bf has a few issues on the issue, if you see what I mean... ;)
Wouldn't the mere notion of a Feisty & Intelligent woman be classed as an Oxymoron?
Surely a woman with intelligence would rather be demure and subservient to her male companion so that she may better serve him throughout life.
*runs*
Oh dear, so young and yet so doomed. Run little one run for your life ....:hihi::hihi::hihi:
McLovin 12-06-2008, 10:40 PM Oh dear, so young and yet so doomed. Run little one run for your life ....:hihi::hihi::hihi:
I can handle anything from the safety of my laptop. :hihi:
It's if I ever bump into any of you that I may have to run like Forrest Gump :D
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 10:41 PM Wouldn't the mere notion of a Feisty & Intelligent woman be classed as an Oxymoron?
Surely a woman with intelligence would rather be demure and subservient to her male companion so that she may better serve him throughout life.
*runs*
Ooh, you'll be joining Jabbers and Boy Friday in the punishment room.
Or is that what you wanted in the first place?! :huh:
I can handle anything from the safety of my laptop. :hihi:
It's if I ever bump into any of you that I may have to run like Forrest Gump :D
You're bound to bump into us, we are all around you, lurking, waiting to pounce..... hiding in the shadows waiting for you to come wandering by......:suspect::hihi::hihi:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:42 PM Wouldn't the mere notion of a Feisty & Intelligent woman be classed as an Oxymoron?
Surely a woman with intelligence would rather be demure and subservient to her male companion so that she may better serve him throughout life.
*runs*
So funny. NOT:loopy:
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 10:43 PM You're bound to bump into us, we are all around you, lurking, waiting to pounce..... hiding in the shadows waiting for you to come wandering by......:suspect::hihi::hihi:
Or screeching and flapping down from the skies like..... harpies.
Thats women for ya!
heh
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 10:45 PM Or screeching and flapping down from the skies like..... harpies.
Thats women for ya!
heh
DON'T MAKE ME SAY THAT THING!
I still haven't forgiven you for the scary spider pic. :mad:
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 10:47 PM Really starting to panic. Team meetings will never be the same again.:suspect::suspect::suspect:
You'll know me cos I'll be the one blushing and shifting uncomfortably!
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:47 PM Aww, I'm getting all embarrassed now! :blush: :blush:
Thank you, Suffy hun - it's a delight to be back with lovely people like you around :)
Sparkle xx
Don't be! Great to see you back hun. xxx
McLovin 12-06-2008, 10:47 PM So funny. NOT:loopy:
Don't get em in a knot sweet pants, I was only a jesting :bigsmile:
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 10:48 PM DON'T MAKE ME SAY THAT THING!
I still haven't forgiven you for the scary spider pic. :mad:
Dont make me post the pic again!
Heh heh
Heres a lil song:
Sisters are doing it for themselves!
Screaming when they see eight legs
crawling on their bedroom shelves!
Sisters are doing it for themselves!
when they see those eight little feet
they scream and wee wee wee themselves!
Sing it sisters! :D
McLovin 12-06-2008, 10:48 PM Ooh, you'll be joining Jabbers and Boy Friday in the punishment room.
Or is that what you wanted in the first place?! :huh:
The would totally depend on the punishment dished out I guess.
I bruise like a peach though so you'd need to be a bit gentle.
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 10:50 PM Dont make me post the pic again!
Heh heh
Heres a lil song:
Sisters are doing it for themselves!
Screaming when they see eight legs
crawling on their bedroom shelves!
Sisters are doing it for themselves!
when they see those eight little feet
they scream and wee wee wee themselves!
Sing it sisters! :D
La la la not listening!!!
*fingers in ears*
McLovin 12-06-2008, 10:50 PM You're bound to bump into us, we are all around you, lurking, waiting to pounce..... hiding in the shadows waiting for you to come wandering by......:suspect::hihi::hihi:
You wouldn't hurt The McLovin now would you?
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:51 PM Dont make me post the pic again!
Heh heh
Heres a lil song:
Sisters are doing it for themselves!
Screaming when they see eight legs
crawling on their bedroom shelves!
Sisters are doing it for themselves!
when they see those eight little feet
they scream and wee wee wee themselves!
Sing it sisters! :D
Jabbers, you kill me. But I am not an arachnophobe :hihi::hihi:
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 10:51 PM The would totally depend on the punishment dished out I guess.
I bruise like a peach though so you'd need to be a bit gentle.
Fnar ha ha ha ha! *evil laughter*
You wouldn't hurt The McLovin now would you?
Not hurt as such, I might give you a scary 10 minutes or so if you don't behave yourself.....:hihi::hihi:
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 10:52 PM Jabbers, you kill me. But I am not an arachnophobe :hihi::hihi:
Course you are!
Youre totty! ALL totty are scared of spiders!
*Jabberwocky runs like bloody hell for the exit*
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:52 PM Don't get em in a knot sweet pants, I was only a jesting :bigsmile:
Oh, OK sweet pants. Doing anything tonight? Cos I'm free.:hihi::hihi:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:53 PM Course you are!
Youre totty! ALL totty are scared of spiders!
*Jabberwocky runs like bloody hell for the exit*
Am SO not. But detest snakes. (shudders and starts to convulse):hihi:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 10:54 PM The would totally depend on the punishment dished out I guess.
I bruise like a peach though so you'd need to be a bit gentle.
McLovin - would you like to be SF's whipping boy?
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 10:54 PM Am SO not. But detest snakes. (shudders and starts to convulse):hihi:
At least you're not scared of that worm.
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 10:54 PM Am SO not. But detest snakes. (shudders and starts to convulse):hihi:
Erm
Thanks for telling me that (http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2007/04/16/snake,0.jpg) :D
Oh, OK sweet pants. Doing anything tonight? Cos I'm free.:hihi::hihi:
You trollop - you're promised to Mr Wocky :rant:
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 10:54 PM At least you're not scared of that worm.
DONT!!!
DONT YOU!!!
Ohh dont!!!!!
McLovin 12-06-2008, 10:59 PM Oh, OK sweet pants. Doing anything tonight? Cos I'm free.:hihi::hihi:
Hey baby, McLovin can make time for you ;)
So long as your sweet pants aren't big bridget jones pants are they? Not sure I could handle that much sweetness :o
McLovin 12-06-2008, 10:59 PM Not hurt as such, I might give you a scary 10 minutes or so if you don't behave yourself.....:hihi::hihi:
Consider me virtual spanked :P
McLovin 12-06-2008, 11:00 PM McLovin - would you like to be SF's whipping boy?
Only if you will be SF's spank mistress. You have to be the one taking the spanking though ;)
Provided Mr Wocky is alright with it then I'm in :D
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 11:02 PM DONT!!!
DONT YOU!!!
Ohh dont!!!!!
You're not nervous are you Jabbers? Worried? Tense, maybe?
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 11:03 PM Only if you will be SF's spank mistress. You have to be the one taking the spanking though ;)
Provided Mr Wocky is alright with it then I'm in :D
GERRIN THERE MY SON :D
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 11:03 PM You're not nervous are you Jabbers? Worried? Tense, maybe?
A little... stiff maybe.... but this Is the internet and I AM on other web sites.
ahem
Plain Talker 12-06-2008, 11:08 PM Feisty? assertive? intelligent?
You called...
:mrgreen:
My bold
Oh, dear, when I saw the thread title I thought, "That sounds so much nicer than gobby bitch, which is how I tend to think of myself!" :hihi:
Gobby bitch? Never! Never in a million years :shocked:.
Anyway, the heck with that:- one man's "gobby bitch" is another's "feisty intelligent woman". So, you pays yer money, yer takes yer choice! hehehe
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 11:09 PM Feisty? assertive? intelligent?
You called...
:mrgreen:
Gobby bitch? Never! Never in a million years :shocked:.
Anyway, the heck with that:- one man's "gobby bitch" is another's "feisty intelligent woman". So, you pays yer money, yer takes yer choice! hehehe
PT - where have you been?:suspect:
McLovin 12-06-2008, 11:10 PM PT - where have you been?:suspect:
Washing the pots? Ironing? Cooking?
What else do good intelligent ladies do these days?
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 11:11 PM Erm
Thanks for telling me that (http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2007/04/16/snake,0.jpg) :D
GROSS. Am about to faint.:gag::gag::gag::gag:
Plain Talker 12-06-2008, 11:11 PM by the way...
I love the Ride of the Valykries.
The only problem is, that hearing it usually makes me think of this:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGhQ2BDt4VE&feature=related
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 11:12 PM A little... stiff maybe.... but this Is the internet and I AM on other web sites.
ahem
Check this one out, I guarantee it'll make you moan:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfQkm0IaNKY&feature=related
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 11:12 PM Hey baby, McLovin can make time for you ;)
So long as your sweet pants aren't big bridget jones pants are they? Not sure I could handle that much sweetness :o
Definitely not McLovin, me am commando.:hihi::hihi:
boyfriday 12-06-2008, 11:13 PM Washing the pots? Ironing? Cooking?
What else do good intelligent ladies do these days?
..some pretty smart, self respecting dudes enjoy doing all that stuff too!
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 11:13 PM Check this one out, I guarantee it'll make you moan:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfQkm0IaNKY&feature=related
Heh
No chance.
Heh heh
Fool me once, shame on you...
erm..
Fool me once shame on...
you cant fool me!
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 11:14 PM Washing the pots? Ironing? Cooking?
What else do good intelligent ladies do these days?
Oi, hands off. I love PT. She rocks man.
Plain Talker 12-06-2008, 11:14 PM Washing the pots? Ironing? Cooking?
What else do good intelligent ladies do these days?
nope, I've not touched a pot! I don't "do" pots!
the very idea! :wow:
and as for Ironlng! Good lord! I havent ironed in... years! Wash your mouth out!
Using four letter words in front of me! Iron! Wash! Cook! Dust! :shocked: How dare you! hehehe
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 11:14 PM ..some pretty smart, self respecting dudes enjoy doing all that stuff too!
You married?! :love:
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 11:15 PM ..some pretty smart, self respecting dudes enjoy doing all that stuff too!
Enjoy doing it? Is that not a step too far?
Blimey. I want equal shares on the housework, not Stepford-esque martyrdom ;)
lizzmobile 12-06-2008, 11:15 PM Suffy-stuff , I know you get a kick out of them there youngsters (don't we all :heyhey:) but you do know McLovin is UNDERAGE don't you? :suspect:
Jessica23 12-06-2008, 11:15 PM Oi, hands off. I love PT. She rocks man.
Like, totally, dude...:hihi:
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 11:18 PM Heh
No chance.
Heh heh
Fool me once, shame on you...
erm..
Fool me once shame on...
you cant fool me!
GET BACK TO THE PUNISHMENT ROOM!!!! :rant::rant::rant:
McLovin 12-06-2008, 11:20 PM Suffy-stuff , I know you get a kick out of them there youngsters (don't we all :heyhey:) but you do know McLovin is UNDERAGE don't you? :suspect:
Wow :wow: how old must you women be if i'm underage?
PT apparently you Rock so please ignore my ever so rude post where I made a tongue in cheek derogatory remark about you doing normal womanly household chores ;)
Suffy, how you doin :hihi:
Night night folks. This McLovin needs his beauty sleep. I have enjoyed my first day on the forum. I'm sure I'll be back.
Adios :)
You wouldn't hurt The McLovin now would you?
No. As long as you're loaded, have a body like Adonis. Have perfectly impeccable manners. Don't demean women. Maybe, just maybe.... you'll be okay for somebody. :cool:
boyfriday 12-06-2008, 11:28 PM Enjoy doing it? Is that not a step too far?
Blimey. I want equal shares on the housework, not Stepford-esque martyrdom ;)
..no one else in my house Jess to do it :cry:
boyfriday 12-06-2008, 11:30 PM You married?! :love:
..only to this bloody forum :rant: :hihi:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 11:31 PM ..no one else in my house Jess to do it :cry:
Oh, boo hoo BF. You poor thing. My heart bleeds. :hihi::hihi:
espadrille 12-06-2008, 11:32 PM I heard that dull women had immaculate houses.Mine is certainly not immaculate and I hope therefore that I am not dull:nono:
I heard that dull women had immaculate houses.Mine is certainly not immaculate and I hope therefore that I am not dull:nono:
Huh? Was "immaculate" mean??? :hihi:
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 11:33 PM ..no one else in my house Jess to do it :cry:
Will you do mine as well?!! *smiles hopefully*:)
Jabberwocky 12-06-2008, 11:34 PM I heard that dull women had immaculate houses.Mine is certainly not immaculate and I hope therefore that I am not dull:nono:
We have an immaculate house and my OH isnt dull!
BECAUSE SHE MAKES ME DO IT ALL!!!
Bloody womens lib.
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 11:34 PM I heard that dull women had immaculate houses.Mine is certainly not immaculate and I hope therefore that I am not dull:nono:
Mine is a TIP.
boyfriday 12-06-2008, 11:35 PM Oh, boo hoo BF. You poor thing. My heart bleeds. :hihi::hihi:
..what really saddens me is that you're five posts in front of me and you only got here 2 minutes ago!
4 posts now!
Plain Talker 12-06-2008, 11:35 PM Huh? Was "immaculate" mean??? :hihi:
i dunno....
what DOES it mean?
*shrugs nonchalantly*
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 11:36 PM We have an immaculate house and my OH isnt dull!
BECAUSE SHE MAKES ME DO IT ALL!!!
Bloody womens lib.
JABBERS ........................
WILL YOU MARRY ME? ...........
PLEASE? ..............................
GETS DOWN ON BOTH KNEES ..............:heyhey::heyhey::heyhey:
I'LL DO IT ANY WHICH WAY YOU WANT.:hihi::hihi:
boyfriday 12-06-2008, 11:36 PM Will you do mine as well?!! *smiles hopefully*:)
of course, but there's a small, eight legged problem..who will deal with the spiders?? :D
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 11:37 PM Mine is a TIP.
We are all far too busy debating matters of great importance on SF to be bothered by mere trifles like housework!
Except BF of course. He multitasks.
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 11:38 PM ..what really saddens me is that you're five posts in front of me and you only got 2 minutes ago!
4 posts now!
BF - I love you really. It's those pearly whites. So seductive. And that laugh.:love::love::love:
Not that I'm competitive or anything, shudders at the prospect.
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 11:38 PM of course, but there's a small, eight legged problem..who will deal with the spiders?? :D
You, of course. Who else?! :hihi:
Suffragette1 12-06-2008, 11:40 PM We are all far too busy debating matters of great importance on SF to be bothered by mere trifles like housework!
Except BF of course. He multitasks.
HOUSEWORK (said in Lady Bracknell type manner). Well it's either I look good or the house. Sorry, can't do both.:hihi:
arachnophobe 12-06-2008, 11:42 PM HOUSEWORK (said in Lady Bracknell type manner). Well it's either I look good or the house. Sorry, can't do both.:hihi:
I'm not managing either at the moment! *lies slumped in dressing gown with wet hair* :help:
boyfriday 12-06-2008, 11:43 PM You, of course. Who else?! :hihi:
..you ain't ever seen anything quite so funny as the avoidance techniques I employ when it comes to spiders...and tall trees!
That's a masterclass in multi-tasking, peeing my pants and running at the same time :hihi:
I'm not managing either at the moment! *lies slumped in dressing gown with wet hair* :help:
I can't manage either, ever! :hihi:
And I can't even have a decent slump, 'cos cat and dog are taking up too much bloody room on the sofa :rant::rant:
foxforcefive 13-06-2008, 12:16 AM I gave up housework when I joined the forum. Plus i'm dragging this thread back to the top where it belongs.
arachnophobe 13-06-2008, 12:19 AM I gave up housework when I joined the forum. Plus i'm dragging this thread back to the top where it belongs.
It's ok, BoyFriday has offered to do the housework for all of us! :)
As long as you take care of your own spider removal.
foxforcefive 13-06-2008, 12:20 AM It's ok, BoyFriday has offered to do the housework for all of us! :)
As long as you take care of your own spider removal.
I leave the spiders alone. Don't get that many and my son likes them.
arachnophobe 13-06-2008, 12:23 AM I leave the spiders alone. Don't get that many and my son likes them.
He can have mine if he wants. Jabs I could murder you!!!!! :rant:
Jabberwocky 13-06-2008, 12:27 AM He can have mine if he wants. Jabs I could murder you!!!!! :rant:
Heh :D
You LOVE IT!
heh heh heh
arachnophobe 13-06-2008, 12:32 AM Heh :D
You LOVE IT!
heh heh heh
You're lucky you're a long way away, mister! :mad:
mojo1 13-06-2008, 12:32 AM I tell you what! After being the personal servant of a feisty, intelligent woman for the better part of the past two weeks I have a small amount of sympathy for you men.
Don't worry it won't last, I'll be my old self again very, very soon.
*_ash_* 13-06-2008, 04:56 AM Blimey this was a long thread in a short time :o
Feisty, intelligent women? Yes please
Here! here! (or is it hear! hear!:suspect:) I've forgotten. :rolleyes::hihi:
Of all the people I've been out with, I can't remember one, that was feisty and intelligent. (unless you include the too needy ones.:loopy:)
Maybe I'm looking down the wrong avenues. :suspect: .. or the intelligent ones are too clever to fall for my meagre charms:suspect:
:hihi:
Suffragette1 13-06-2008, 08:34 AM Feisty & intelligent women rock.
Ash boy, you don't know what you're missing.
Now where is Ms Dazzler when you need her?:suspect:
boyfriday 13-06-2008, 08:40 AM BF - I love you really. It's those pearly whites. So seductive. And that laugh.:love::love::love:
Hmmm...visions of Rusty Lee spring to mind :lol:
Suffragette1 13-06-2008, 08:43 AM I gave up housework when I joined the forum. Plus i'm dragging this thread back to the top where it belongs.
But you do iron your toes at least, don't you?:hihi:
Suffragette1 13-06-2008, 08:45 AM Hmmm...visions of Rusty Lee spring to mind :lol:
You haven't joined UKIP now have you?
Is UKIP still going?
Suffragette1 13-06-2008, 08:46 AM I tell you what! After being the personal servant of a feisty, intelligent woman for the better part of the past two weeks I have a small amount of sympathy for you men.
TMI Mojo. What happend to the monkey?:hihi:
boyfriday 13-06-2008, 08:51 AM You haven't joined UKIP now have you?
Is UKIP still going?
I think Robert & Rusty are living quietly in their own little republic somewhere, watching daytime tv and picking food of each others plates! :D
Suffragette1 13-06-2008, 09:00 AM I think Robert & Rusty are living quietly in their own little republic somewhere, watching daytime tv and picking food of each others plates! :D
:hihi::hihi::hihi::hihi:
I would have thought Rusty would be too much competition in the skin tone department for our perma-tanned Mr KS.:hihi::hihi:
WYEXILE 13-06-2008, 09:25 AM I have a feisty intellegent woman, doesn't mean to say she doesn't have to cook, clean and iron though. She's that intelligent that she lets me go out to work while she stays at home. Deal is I don't lift a finger round the house. She's happy, I'm happy.
Not sure who has the best deal though......
Suffragette1 13-06-2008, 10:43 AM I have a feisty intellegent woman, doesn't mean to say she doesn't have to cook, clean and iron though. She's that intelligent that she lets me go out to work while she stays at home. Deal is I don't lift a finger round the house. She's happy, I'm happy.
Not sure who has the best deal though......
Well, as a feisty woman myself, I do 90% of the cooking chez-Suffy, largely cos Mr S gets home far later than me on the days that I work. He also has a very limited repertoire. I clean on a 'need to' basis (ie whenever we have guests) and do the ironing, again cos I'm at home more than Mr S, although he does iron some times. Usually when I'm out on the lash with my friends.
horribleblob 13-06-2008, 10:56 AM Can beat that - do 100% of everything. Cooking, cleaning, shopping, diy blah blah blah! And I go to work.
mojo1 13-06-2008, 02:42 PM TMI Mojo. What happend to the monkey?:hihi:
HA! I'd never be his servant. I was of course referring to Ms Purdyamos who is recovering nicely from due to my nursing skills.:hihi:
Suffragette1 13-06-2008, 02:44 PM HA! I'd never be his servant. I was of course referring to Ms Purdyamos who is recovering nicely from due to my nursing skills.:hihi:
:hihi::hihi:
Jabberwocky 13-06-2008, 02:46 PM Is this thread still going?
I thought we`d all come to the conclusion that Feisty intelligent women didnt exist out of Mills and Boon books?
mojo1 13-06-2008, 02:48 PM Is this thread still going?
I thought we`d all come to the conclusion that Feisty intelligent women didnt exist out of Mills and Boon books?
Was that before or after you decided to "slink off SF while you still have something to slink with"?
I'm always watching.
Jabberwocky 13-06-2008, 02:50 PM Was that before or after you decided to "slink off SF while you still have something to slink with"?
I'm always watching.
I was referring to my...
My,....
My slinky.
Yeah, I was .. I thought Id lost my slinky!
Gripper Stebson 13-06-2008, 02:51 PM I blame that bloody Emmeline Pankhurst for putting ideas in women's heads.
I blame that bloody Emmeline Pankhurst for putting ideas in women's heads.
Don't you just long for a time machine.....:hihi::hihi:
Suffragette1 13-06-2008, 06:34 PM Don't you just long for a time machine.....:hihi::hihi:
Yeah, I'd make sure that he never got that part in Grange Hill for one.
Is this thread still going?
I thought we`d all come to the conclusion that Feisty intelligent women didnt exist out of Mills and Boon books?
Mills and Boon??? Sorry, I haven't come across those two authors, perhaps you could recommend a couple of titles for me, since you seem to know all about them :hihi:
Yeah, I'd make sure that he never got that part in Grange Hill for one.
Is that where Gripper's from? Here was me thinking he was from a galaxy far, far away :hihi::hihi:
Suffragette1 13-06-2008, 07:20 PM Is that where Gripper's from? Here was me thinking he was from a galaxy far, far away :hihi::hihi:
Yeah, right little toe rag he was as well.
see here (http://www.grangehill.contactbox.co.uk/closeup/gripper.htm)
McLovin 13-06-2008, 07:21 PM Is that where Gripper's from? Here was me thinking he was from a galaxy far, far away :hihi::hihi:
You women are mean :shocked:
Suffragette1 13-06-2008, 07:25 PM You women are mean :shocked:
Well, we all really. Mars and Venus.:hihi:
StarSparkle 13-06-2008, 07:33 PM Is that where Gripper's from? Here was me thinking he was from a galaxy far, far away :hihi::hihi:
I think you'll find he is... :D
StarSparkle :P
I have a feisty intellegent woman, doesn't mean to say she doesn't have to cook, clean and iron though. She's that intelligent that she lets me go out to work while she stays at home. Deal is I don't lift a finger round the house. She's happy, I'm happy.
Not sure who has the best deal though......
As a once forum-labelled feminist, and laddette ( :rolleyes: ), I wouldn't mind doing cooking and cleaning if someone else will bring home the bacon too. :hihi: Though he has to be a very smart man who can indeed bring home the bacon and not for me to bring home the bacon, and for him to take the liberty.
I think loving someone is doing something that you don't necessarily enjoy, but you do. It's when you take liberties and expect it that starts to kill off the relationship, and forget that you're a couple, but is someone's slave.
McLovin 13-06-2008, 07:48 PM As a once forum-labelled feminist, and laddette ( :rolleyes: ), I wouldn't mind doing cooking and cleaning if someone else will bring home the bacon too. :hihi: Though he has to be a very smart man who can indeed bring home the bacon and not for me to bring home the bacon, and for him to take the liberty.
I think loving someone is doing something that you don't necessarily enjoy, but you do. It's when you take liberties and expect it that starts to kill of the relationship, and forget that you're a couple, but is someone's slave.
Exactly what cut of bacon would he need to bring home? Like rindless back bacon? Would that be every night?
Surely you don't eat that many bacon butties?
*wanders off mumbling something about chubby chicks*
Exactly what cut of bacon would he need to bring home? Like rindless back bacon? Would that be every night?
Surely you don't eat that many bacon butties?
*wanders off mumbling something about chubby chicks*
And what exactly is wrong with a good bacon buttie???? :suspect:
Exactly what cut of bacon would he need to bring home? Like rindless back bacon? Would that be every night?
Surely you don't eat that many bacon butties?
*wanders off mumbling something about chubby chicks*
Oy, lad, watch it with the chubbist comments, or yer'll be getting a damn good slapping :hihi:
McLovin 13-06-2008, 07:52 PM And what exactly is wrong with a good bacon buttie???? :suspect:
Everything in moderation and nothing. Bago sounds like she gets through bacon like it's going out of fashion :o
This must be something to do with the whole feisty woman thing cos I don't get it.
McLovin 13-06-2008, 07:53 PM Oy, lad, watch it with the chubbist comments, or yer'll be getting a damn good spanking :hihi:
Bring it :D
Bring it :D
Oh, not me, sweetie. It'll be Mr Wocky doing the slapping, 'cos he just loves chunky thighs, especially in conjunction with freckles!! :hihi:
Suffragette1 13-06-2008, 07:59 PM Oh, not me, sweetie. It'll be Mr Wocky doing the slapping, 'cos he just loves chunky thighs, especially in conjunction with freckles!! :hihi:
I'm still waiting for him to come back to me with that noose and orange.:suspect::suspect:
Oh, not me, sweetie. It'll be Mr Wocky doing the slapping, 'cos he just loves chunky thighs, especially in conjunction with freckles!! :hihi:
If Mr Wocky's too busy i've got a free half hour in which i can correct McLovin's misapprehensions....:hihi::hihi::hihi:
McLovin 13-06-2008, 08:04 PM If Mr Wocky's too busy i've got a free half hour in which i can correct McLovin's misapprehensions....:hihi::hihi::hihi:
In half an hour we might be able to correct them twice. :wink: You never know :heyhey:
You may find out if you don't behave yourself. :D
Everything in moderation and nothing. Bago sounds like she gets through bacon like it's going out of fashion :o
This must be something to do with the whole feisty woman thing cos I don't get it.
Oh pluuuuuurleesssse !
How come I knew you'd also bring up the look point too? If a woman stays at home, and needs to take care of the kids, the less she is likely to feel motivated to look fantastically great for the hubby. :rolleyes:
Actually, yes, I do go through a lot of bacon. My own! :cool: :love:
I actually admire women who do give up careers to take care of their kids. I think it isn't an easy job, and that some go through emotional traumatic experiences on personal levels. Not having support from men who just think throwing money at the woman will solve the problem is a very old school thinking. I think there should be equal responsibility in the household these days, to at least understand what is going on if anything.
Plain Talker 13-06-2008, 09:03 PM And what exactly is wrong with a good bacon buttie???? :suspect:
or laydees with chunky thighs?
some of the best of us are of the "Church of the Chubbist" persuasion!
Jabberwocky 13-06-2008, 09:04 PM Bugger the bacon, just lob me a thigh
Suffragette1 13-06-2008, 09:07 PM Bugger the bacon, just lob me a thigh
Never buggered a bacon before. Hope you're not calling your OH an old sow Jabbers.:hihi:
lizzmobile 17-06-2008, 11:22 PM Ahem, speaking of feisty women, where is La Hecate? :suspect:
taxman 18-06-2008, 01:43 AM Ahem, speaking of feisty women, where is La Hecate? :suspect:
Missed is where she is, by this friend in particular :(
mojo1 18-06-2008, 10:01 AM If Mr Wocky's too busy i've got a free half hour in which i can correct McLovin's misapprehensions....:hihi::hihi::hihi:
If you want to borrow it I have a wonderful book, the chapter I've just read tells you how to strangle a man with your bare thighs:D
It doesn't specify whether the thighs need to be chunky or not:suspect:
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