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by Epykat » 22 Oct 2005, 23:49
I'm an Aquarian too Ali - so be proud! We're very artistic and not a little eccentric apparently

(oh, and our ideal partners are Librans - sorry ecm but he was really meant for Marya)
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by ecm » 22 Oct 2005, 23:55
Epykat wrote:I'm an Aquarian too Ali - so be proud! We're very artistic and not a little eccentric apparently

(oh, and our ideal partners are Librans - sorry ecm but he was really meant for Marya)
She can come and get him any time she likes.

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by Epykat » 23 Oct 2005, 00:00
No, I don't think we want to lumber Marya with another man. Give him to DG - she's not got a clue anyway........

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by ecm » 23 Oct 2005, 00:02
Epykat wrote:No, I don't think we want to lumber Marya with another man. Give him to DG - she's not got a clue anyway........

Does she accept non-jiggers though?

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by Maria » 23 Oct 2005, 12:11
ecm wrote:Marya wrote:So what sign are you Ali?

He's an aquarian - please make it a good one.

I was going to make one up but the genuine one is so good I'd thought you should see it
You need to be mentally intrigued before you will make your move on a perspective mate. Mind contact is a necessity for sexual fulfillment. You are generous, open and sincere to those you care about. You like to get involved in your mates' interests. You will search for answers and the truth in any relationship. You are somewhat shy and will often wait for someone else to make the first move. You can't live within a relationship that is domineering or restrictive in any way. Although you appear to be cool outwardly, you are really quite emotional and tender. When it comes to sexual encounters you are very imaginative, however, you also are a dreamer of erotic fantasies. You will look for a partner who is willing to satisfy your relentless pursuit of intense sexual experiences. You fall in love quickly but you are also hesitant to commit completely to anyone.
No wonder Ali is refusing to share his dreams with us then!

Sounds like a keen jigger to me, ecm!
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by ecm » 23 Oct 2005, 12:30
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by foxy » 23 Oct 2005, 12:37
Marya, please can you share the source of your horoscope info?
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by foxy » 23 Oct 2005, 12:55
mmm...very interesting...thanks Marya...think I'm going to have to go in search of an Aquarian

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by Epykat » 23 Oct 2005, 17:43
Marya wrote:...You need to be mentally intrigued before you will make your move on a perspective mate. Mind contact is a necessity for sexual fulfillment. You are generous, open and sincere to those you care about. You like to get involved in your mates' interests. You will search for answers and the truth in any relationship. You are somewhat shy and will often wait for someone else to make the first move. You can't live within a relationship that is domineering or restrictive in any way. Although you appear to be cool outwardly, you are really quite emotional and tender. When it comes to sexual encounters you are very imaginative, however, you also are a dreamer of erotic fantasies. You will look for a partner who is willing to satisfy your relentless pursuit of intense sexual experiences. You fall in love quickly but you are also hesitant to commit completely to anyone.
It's what I've been telling Mr E I'm like for years

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by rathbone » 23 Oct 2005, 17:55
foxy wrote:mmm...very interesting...thanks Marya...think I'm going to have to go in search of an Aquarian

Hooray!!.........I'm an Aquarian

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by Epykat » 23 Oct 2005, 17:57
rathbone wrote:foxy wrote:mmm...very interesting...thanks Marya...think I'm going to have to go in search of an Aquarian

Hooray!!.........I'm an Aquarian

You're a MARRIED Aquarian - I don't think you're quite what she had in mind.......

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by Epykat » 23 Oct 2005, 17:58
rathbone wrote:foxy wrote:mmm...very interesting...thanks Marya...think I'm going to have to go in search of an Aquarian

Hooray!!.........I'm an Aquarian

You're a MARRIED Aquarian - I don't think you're quite what she had in mind.......

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by rathbone » 23 Oct 2005, 18:04
Does that mean that I've been married twice?
I thought that she was after the small bald eccentric type

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by Epykat » 23 Oct 2005, 18:06
Oops, wonder how that happened?
Anyway, I think it was more the 'dreamer of erotic fantasies' bit she was thinking of

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by foxy » 23 Oct 2005, 20:05
Epykat wrote:Oops, wonder how that happened?
Anyway, I think it was more the 'dreamer of erotic fantasies' bit she was thinking of

Correct Epykat, although combining that characteristic with the small bald married eccentric type could be an interesting combination
for his wife I mean 
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by Epykat » 23 Oct 2005, 21:39
Well, 'interesting' is one word she might use

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by Lizzie » 25 Oct 2005, 09:18
How old would you be, if you didn't know how old you are?
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by Sandra » 25 Oct 2005, 10:16
The BIG 30! Happy Birthday Ed!

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by Maria » 25 Oct 2005, 10:20
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by Ed » 25 Oct 2005, 11:30
I wish it was 20, it feels like 40. Nothing like being ill at your work on your birthday

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by mr magnolia » 25 Oct 2005, 11:33
Marya wrote:
I remember thirty...
hmm
you're doing better'n me then. I do remember being scared at getting so old though. Never mind, Ed, that worry seems to have faded with me with the passing of time
and more time...
Have a good one!

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by Lizzie » 25 Oct 2005, 11:41
I wish it was 20, it feels like 40. Nothing like being ill at your work on your birthday
You poor thing
It's only a "man" cold, I'm sure you'll be fine once you get to the pub at lunch time

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by Ed » 25 Oct 2005, 11:45
Lizzie wrote:It's only a "man" cold
Man cold or Man flu is a serious condition. Women just don't understand.
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by bellybabe » 25 Oct 2005, 12:17
Happy birthday Ed!
I remember 30 too...probably a lot better than the rest of you who claim to...

All I really need is love, but a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt!
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by ecm » 25 Oct 2005, 13:17
Marya wrote:I remember thirty...it's when those hangovers that you once could shrug off with some Irn Bru and an Alka seltzer now start to last days rather than hours!
So very, very true.
Many Happy Returns, Ed.
Hope the lunchtime drink helps to numb the suffering of your man-cold.

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by Sandra » 25 Oct 2005, 13:24
Marya wrote:
I remember thirty...it's when those hangovers that you once could shrug off with some Irn Bru and an Alka seltzer now start to last days rather than hours!
I definitely find it hard with a hangover these days - so many times I say never again and then do it all over again the next weekend.

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by teddygirl » 25 Oct 2005, 17:45
Belated Happy Birthday Foxy (and anyone else I've missed ) and Happy Birthday Ed

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by foxy » 25 Oct 2005, 19:54
Thanks TG and Cheers

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by Epykat » 25 Oct 2005, 21:13
Happy Birthday Ed - doesn't that make your mother old?
I don't remember 30, but then again, I don't remember much about 40 either

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by arachnid » 25 Oct 2005, 21:30
Hope you have a wonderful thirtieth birthday Ed
My son became thirty last year!!!
It doesn't really make us mothers old, ( we get younger every year by the way!!!

), but just find it kind of scarey thet we have children of that age!!!

Why be scared????
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by Lizzie » 26 Oct 2005, 17:19
Arachnid wrote:My son became thirty last year!!!
It doesn't really make us mothers old, ( we get younger every year by the way!!!

), but just find it kind of scarey thet we have children of that age!!!

Thanks for your sweet comment Epykat
You're not that far behind me you know
Arachnid what a nice thing to say
I couldn't agree more
We do seem to have a lot in common don't we?

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by Epykat » 26 Oct 2005, 20:26
Lizzie wrote: Thanks for your sweet comment Epykat
You're not that far behind me you know

Oh I am.
I've stopped

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by arachnid » 26 Oct 2005, 21:44
Lizzie wrote:Arachnid wrote:My son became thirty last year!!!
It doesn't really make us mothers old, ( we get younger every year by the way!!!

), but just find it kind of scarey thet we have children of that age!!!

Thanks for your sweet comment Epykat
You're not that far behind me you know
Arachnid what a nice thing to say
I couldn't agree more
We do seem to have a lot in common don't we?

We certainly do!!!

Why be scared????
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by ecm » 22 Nov 2005, 22:58
Happy 1st Birthday, Littlest Miss Magnoliette!
Is she still up partying?
