Don't have to get up Tommorow

[vanhoop]

Beautiful when we get that touch , I tend to slap the sausage longer than normal knowing I've recovery time .do most go brassing or just lay around toying?

[Hubble]

I generally have an extra cup of cocoa and read for a bit longer.

[WeAreQPR12]

I am certainly not a snob, but van really does know how to lower the tone, with his drunken outbursts

[Itsonlyagame]

I generally have an extra cup of cocoa and read for a bit longer.

Those that conceal their antics are usually the biggest miscreants

[Jeems]

Hubble having his extra cup of cocoa:

[LoftusRoadLad]

Ha Ha

[Itsonlyagame]

Haha, good one Jeems

[vanhoop]

Hubble having his extra cup of cocoa:

Hahahaha, must be what ya reading hubbs

[Hubble]

I'm reading 'Of Human Bondage' by W. Somerset Maugham - which of course sounds entirely appropriate in this context! Although how it sounds and what it's actually about are probably quite different things for most of you dirty minded so and so's!

[Itsonlyagame]

I'm reading 'Of Human Bondage' by W. Somerset Maugham - which of course sounds entirely appropriate in this context! Although how it sounds and what it's actually about are probably quite different things for most of you dirty minded so and so's!

I'd never heard of it but having just looked it up, fanny seems to
be involved on more than one occasion

[Hubble]

Why don't you read it? Even though it is dated - naturally - having been written in 1915 - it's still brilliant and it contains a visceral and deeply personal (it's semi-autobiographical) analysis of the immature male ego. It describes what Eckart Tolle in his seminal (and I would say revolutionary) work 'The Power of Now', calls 'the pain body'. And that's another book I heartily recommend - when the time feels right.

[vanhoop]

I'm on channel 5 league one football show , that blondie hubs is gorgeous . Getting the semi then they put Andy hessenthaler on

[Hubble]

I'm on channel 5 league one football show , that blondie hubs is gorgeous . Getting the semi then they put Andy hessenthaler on

[Itsonlyagame]

Why don't you read it? Even though it is dated - naturally - having been written in 1915 - it's still brilliant and it contains a visceral and deeply personal (it's semi-autobiographical) analysis of the immature male ego. It describes what Eckart Tolle in his seminal (and I would say revolutionary) work 'The Power of Now', calls 'the pain body'. And that's another book I heartily recommend - when the time feels right.

Nice one Hubs, I'll give it a go once I've finished Watership Down

[Hubble]

Nice one Hubs, I'll give it a go once I've finished Watership Down