That poster talking about frotting her sofa, seriously, shouldn't thoughts like that be kept internal and not typed on a public forum?
Yeah, just seen that on page 2.
I imagine a fair few were 'under the influence' including myself - had no real interest in the England game last night given the opposition, so I'd thought I'd come on here.
Had a slight misunderstanding with Izzy of which has been cleared up, but in between the actual context of this thread came the unexpected flirting.
It wasn't consistent either as that individual (if you back track later posts) appears to be uncomfortable or in some ways of giving a black-lash of emotions that suggest the opposite (don't know if that's supposed to be playing hard to get).
Never the less, why not take this using the PM facility or chatter?
I imagine a fair few were 'under the influence' including myself - had no real interest in the England game last night given the opposition, so I'd thought I'd come on here.
Had a slight misunderstanding with Izzy of which has been cleared up, but in between the actual context of this thread came the unexpected flirting.
It wasn't consistent either as that individual (if you back track later posts) appears to be uncomfortable or in some ways of giving a black-lash of emotions that suggest the opposite (don't know if that's supposed to be playing hard to get).
Never the less, why not take this using the PM facility or chatter?
2 nights in a row now.
Can I, courteously, ask you why?
Okay, a bit of flirtatious banter goes on between forum members, but my question is why it upsets you so much?
Those who indulge are probably forum members who are younger than both you and me, they aren't hurting anyone, they aren't out nightclubbing and vomiting in the streets, they're logged into the DS forums and having, (for want of another word), a laff.
I would suggest that if you don't like it, you ignore it and move on. Let the young ones enjoy themselves because they aren't hurting you, just as they aren't hurting me. In fact, they're teaching me stuff, such as "frotting". There's an old saying that you learn something new every day and I can confirm that, today, I learned something new.
Okay, a bit of flirtatious banter goes on between forum members, but my question is why it upsets you so much?
Those who indulge are probably forum members who are younger than both you and me, they aren't hurting anyone, they aren't out nightclubbing and vomiting in the streets, they're logged into the DS forums and having, (for want of another word), a laff.
I would suggest that if you don't like it, you ignore it and move on. Let the young ones enjoy themselves because they aren't hurting you, just as they aren't hurting me. In fact, they're teaching me stuff, such as "frotting". There's an old saying that you learn something new every day and I can confirm that, today, I learned something new.
It's everywhere though, they take over threads and all discussion is lost.
This description isn't necessary!! Didn't I already say that I'd Googled it and wished that I hadn't bothered?
I don't need to know about such things, but then again, maybe I do so that I can relate to those who use such obscure verbs to describe their private habits.
Comments
I'll flit round with some Fabreze presently.
There has been much worse posted in the middle of the night on these boards. Trust me !
Yes there has probably after too much plonk also.:D
I have been guilty a few years back before i gave booze up virtually for good.:)
She is not normally like that i know as i have posted in some of the topics agreeing with her.
But she is young so i guess its a learning curve if rather graphic description.:eek:
I'd never heard of that word until now, I Googled it and now wished that I hadn't. :eek:
There is something really funny about that but I dare not say why.;)
Yeah, just seen that on page 2.
I imagine a fair few were 'under the influence' including myself - had no real interest in the England game last night given the opposition, so I'd thought I'd come on here.
Had a slight misunderstanding with Izzy of which has been cleared up, but in between the actual context of this thread came the unexpected flirting.
It wasn't consistent either as that individual (if you back track later posts) appears to be uncomfortable or in some ways of giving a black-lash of emotions that suggest the opposite (don't know if that's supposed to be playing hard to get).
Never the less, why not take this using the PM facility or chatter?
2 nights in a row now.
I think "temporarily banned user" or "permanently banned user" would be better. There's no misunderstanding for anybody then.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=frotting
You'd think they would relish putting up their actual photo and meeting real people............
I'm curious as to what circumstances your furniture would be expecting it.
When it's legless
Can I, courteously, ask you why?
Okay, a bit of flirtatious banter goes on between forum members, but my question is why it upsets you so much?
Those who indulge are probably forum members who are younger than both you and me, they aren't hurting anyone, they aren't out nightclubbing and vomiting in the streets, they're logged into the DS forums and having, (for want of another word), a laff.
I would suggest that if you don't like it, you ignore it and move on. Let the young ones enjoy themselves because they aren't hurting you, just as they aren't hurting me. In fact, they're teaching me stuff, such as "frotting". There's an old saying that you learn something new every day and I can confirm that, today, I learned something new.
Meaning that it's a so-called 'streetwise' term?
Or just putting up their real photo and meeting actual people,
I was being charitable
It's everywhere though, they take over threads and all discussion is lost.
Debs dedicated chatter thread is the way to go.
This description isn't necessary!! Didn't I already say that I'd Googled it and wished that I hadn't bothered?
I don't need to know about such things, but then again, maybe I do so that I can relate to those who use such obscure verbs to describe their private habits.