Nephylim

HAPPY BIRTHDAY There's nothing wrong with a change but I'm glad what's underneath stays the same :wub: Have a fantabulous day

It's alway just the beginning and it's up to us to decide the beginning of what

Welcome hun. So glad you stuck around. Really enjoyed your story. You are so going to fit in... you are at least a bit mad aren't you? (SA)

I would like to continue. it's opening my eyes to stories I would probably not otherwise have read.

According to the poll they don't

*hugs* hun. Hope things get better for you soon.

Westie you should try role playing a medieval knight or pirate (think laced linen shirts, skin tight black trousers and thigh length leather boots) with a three foot long flashing sword in your hand having your wicked way with a bound and hepless slave. Happy days. Happy days

Ah Heck :*) Anyone need to fry an egg... I have some cheeks that would do it

Pretty much all of the above except that the ones that involve bodily effluences (except blood) and nappies... I don't even understand that one. You have missed out some of my favorites but not sure I can mention them Not sure it's even legal to mention them

Personally I'm looking forward to the cynical but dirty sense of humour.

Awwww

Welcome to GA. I have to warn you that this place can get addictive so if you have an addictive personlity beware. It's a really good kind of addiction though.. the one where you get a constant high and only an occasional crash

Yeah for like 30 seconds

Awesome. Thanks. I'm not good at noticing detail and when I saw the word Nifty I went looking there That is Soooo much better. thanks

My main problem with the story, if a problem it was, was the ages of the kids involved. My son is ten and my cousin, who I am very close to is twelve. I therefore have a real problem with stories about pre teens and young teens. I have had the disussion with ricky before and I have had to get over it by concentrating wholly on the story and not think about the age. It was quite hard here. One of the great things about the story was that they weren't grown up minds in kids bodies. The kids here actually thought and acted like children (mostly) The story was quite sweet, with all the angst and end of the world dilemmas that happen to children at that age. Every small problem is insurmoutable and every comment means a whole load of things and all of them bad. I tend to find stories like this slow and I skip chunks of it but I really liked this one, there was enough to keep my interest even during the sport sections... I really am not into sport of any kind in stories but I kind of got into it here. My main criticism really isn't his fault. I hate the way things are set out on Nifty and I find it incredibly hard to read. However the story itself makes up for it as it is very easy to read. As has been mentioned it has a certain innocence about it which is great given the ages of the children. Not all stories that are about children are innocent and I find that a lot of time they set the age then write the characters as a lot more mature and much older than they actually are. This one doesn't do that so much although it is totally inevitable for an adult to let adult thought processes, vocabulary, experience etc creep in and Grady in particular does seem quite old at times. Yes, I like this story and I would read more.

And me although I couldn't reasonably claim to be a virgin considering the objective evidence of two children. I am actually a born again virgin.. virgin on the ridiculous... blah blah

Oh God... it's you who should be scared... very scared. I have such a thing about Dutch men having fallen hopelessly in love with two in my life so far. It doesn't even matter what you look like (although that's pretty hot as it happens) you just have to talk to me and I'm putty. Absolutely nothing wrong with the face or the hair. Both are lovely but you look as if you need to sleep. Your eyes are tired. You have a totally beautiful mouth and it needs to smile more XX

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I don't let what anyone says change the way I am... good or bad. My philosphy to everything is listen politely, take what I want and do what I bloody well please. I do work some of my dark side out through my writing but my humour is pretty dark too and I have my moments before the altar I wasn't really complaining about what people have said, it just puzzled me. You can be absolutely sure of two things Hoskins. If you come to my house you will be not so much fed and forcibly stuffed with food (in the non sexual sense unless you're a really good boy)( and I like to think they would be good means you would enjoy... tailored to your likes and my budget and skills ) made to listen to conversation whether you want to or not, and to participate too *gasp* But you will never, ever be given a cheque. Although maybe I would for a laugh just to get you to try and cash it and see how high it can bounce

Seventeenth century France was a blast. Hmm. I loved the picture of the fountain Mark, and your description of the evening (with the hot guys) was wonderful. If my stupid house ever sells I am planning to go to France for the first time and Versailles and the Louvre are definiely on my list. Now so are the gardens . The list is getting longer all the time.

I'm sorry to hear about your terrible loss. Hmmm... For me those words don't really mean anything. They are what are routinely said when someone hears about death or loss. Horrified would be more accurate this time. Horrified by what happened, horrified by how desensitised we have become to something so horrible happening. The thing is that things like this happen far too often and the media are a buffer between us and them, they sanitize everything and take away the sting and the horror. I can't imagine how anyone could be bored about such things but then, I can. The fire fighter proably handles a lot of things like this so he has to switch off his horror button or he wouldn't be able to carry on. The policeman can't commit himself to anything or a clever lawyer (damn them) would use it as a way to get his client (who isn't a man who did a horrifying thing but someone who pays the bills) and the presenter... well there's no excuse for her. I am genuinely sorry that we, as people who don't feel horrified nearly enough these days have let your friend and his family down so badly and I send sincere and best wishes that they all come through this somehow. Blessings to you all

You have my mind in knots Never DO anything before the second cup of coffee Blood doesn't really go well with salad... cheese and garlic are so much better Ditto but I also like garlic mayonnaise or just plain mayonnaise at a pinch. I suppose not technically a dressing but a big blob on top shakes down nicely. Of course my home made garlic and herbs with 50/50 oil and vinegar steeped for a few weeks in the sun is pretty good too

I know what you mean

Well I'm totally crap at organising anything. So get me a bed somewhere, point me in the right direction from the train and then come and get me when I end up in Leicester.

Happy Happy Birthday:music: