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test wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

HH3 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Is it a ploy for women to continually leave personal items at a mans place?

Try leaving something laying around her place. You'll cop an earful if my experience is anything to go by.

LOL, I don't go there, she has a teenage son who never goes out, my house is empty one or two nights a week.

It's just a little uncanny that a purse, a handbag or clothes get left behind, I offer to drop them off during the day but get told not to worry about it.

Definitely a ploy, not a bad thing, she likes you [emoji6]

Brodlach wrote:She wants a bit more of Lightning McQueens dipstick by the sounds of it

Psyber wrote:A common ploy in my experience - laying claim to territory - and an excuse to come back and/or slowly move in.
I always dropped the stuff off in on my way somewhere else, so I couldn't be asked to stay, and said with a smile, "You forgot these and I thought you might need them."

However, after 6 years of carefully preserved widower-hood, the latest has moved in (with my prior consent) recently...
We use her place in the inner south, near Cross Road, as a town house when we are too tired for the drive to mine.

test wrote:
Definitely a ploy, not a bad thing, she likes you [emoji6]

Lightning McQueen wrote:My daughter must be getting worried about me after finding a Luis Vuitton handbag that I thought I hid well enough, high heels and some make up, I should freak her out and start singing "I am woman"

Magellan wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:My daughter must be getting worried about me after finding a Luis Vuitton handbag that I thought I hid well enough, high heels and some make up, I should freak her out and start singing "I am woman"

It's a slippery slope, and before you know it you're booked in with a specialist and changing your name to Caitlyn.

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:On Victoria avenue???

Booney wrote:

Psyber wrote:A common ploy in my experience - laying claim to territory - and an excuse to come back and/or slowly move in.
I always dropped the stuff off in on my way somewhere else, so I couldn't be asked to stay, and said with a smile, "You forgot these and I thought you might need them."

However, after 6 years of carefully preserved widower-hood, the latest has moved in (with my prior consent) recently...
We use her place in the inner south, near Cross Road, as a town house when we are too tired for the drive to mine.

Sitting on the lounge, stretches the arm out and places it around her shoulder. *Yawns*
Errr,I'm too tired to drive home. I might stay, ok?

Psyber wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:On Victoria avenue???

No, but nearby...

Booney wrote:

Psyber wrote:A common ploy in my experience - laying claim to territory - and an excuse to come back and/or slowly move in.
I always dropped the stuff off in on my way somewhere else, so I couldn't be asked to stay, and said with a smile, "You forgot these and I thought you might need them."

However, after 6 years of carefully preserved widower-hood, the latest has moved in (with my prior consent) recently...
We use her place in the inner south, near Cross Road, as a town house when we are too tired for the drive to mine.

Sitting on the lounge, stretches the arm out and places it around her shoulder. *Yawns*
Errr,I'm too tired to drive home. I might stay, ok?

We both prefer the fresh air in the hills, and she adores me.
So, if I leave the city for the hills she comes with me.

It is a good life, but it gets hectic at times.
Her sisters are coming from to Adelaide from London and Brisbane for Christmas, and her mother needs help with crewing her yacht.
Early next year we are going to spend a couple of weeks at this place as guests of the owners who are old friends of hers: http://www.chateaucelleguenand.org/

Moral of the story - be discerning before you hook up.

Seriously, it all happened accidentally - we had both been living alone for years and were introduced by well-meaning mutual friends.

Spargo wrote:I refuse the read anymore of Psyber's posts as I'm now waiting for his movie to come out.

Spargo wrote:I refuse the read anymore of Psyber's posts as I'm now waiting for his movie to come out.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Spargo wrote:I refuse the read anymore of Psyber's posts as I'm now waiting for his movie to come out.

Spargo wrote:I refuse the read anymore of Psyber's posts as I'm now waiting for his movie to come out.

Footy Chick wrote:Does anyone else think it's kind of awkies that the ABC are putting sex and porn shows on the ABC Kids channel when they've got 4 other channels to choose from?

It doesn't bother me personally but any kid who decides to turn on the telly to channel 23, thinking they might catch some Peppa Pig, might get some premature sex ed instead:lol:

norwood8 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Spargo wrote:I refuse the read anymore of Psyber's posts as I'm now waiting for his movie to come out.

Couldn't see Psyber working at McDowells though.