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Here are the results from the Lancaster jury
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Yeah - liver tests, let’s not talk about them… when I hit rehab they did the usual suite of tests, there was one saving grace on my liver tests which were to quote the doctor they dragged in for this “I’ve seen corpses with better results” - great bedside manner! Still I suppose you should expect it once you’ve put yourself into their care. The saving grace was that the guy who went in same day as me broke their all time record for the worse results ever… to be fair he looked utter shit and was struggling to stay in reality
i didn’t have to wait for a lecture from the doctor about my drinking. it was my liver itself that screamed at me… only drinking on weekends these days (after my 2 week christmas holiday beer-bash).
Your attention to the minutiae of female sartorial expression is appreciated over here. I never imagine most men notice whether my skirt is above, at or three feet below my knees, much less that one or two out there might just note the texture and hang of a particular fabric. Thanks for looking.
looby, I think that you may be a tad obsessed with skirts, thighs and their interaction.
You should do a Thesis on it.
“The erogenous effects of a woollen hem in close juncture to the silken skin of a gleaming thigh; with special consideration to the desiderata of high denier nylon”
DF: Well done, that’s self-control. I was in a pub last Christmas and a good friend said, half jokingly half seriously, “I’m going to have to knock it on the head, I’m getting these stabbing pains in my kidneys.” I couldn’t help laughing.
ISBW: Thank you, I greatly appreciate that comment. I love looking, and being looked at, and I think people who dress “practically” are missing out of one of life’s greatest social pleasures. I assume that all hetero men must notice what attractive women wear, although this doesn’t seem to be the case. And yet, when you show an interest in women’s clothes, people think you’re gay!
TSB: Right, I’m back to my PhD, with a new title, although it sounds as though you’ve already done some research into this yourself. Lots of case studies will be required of course.
“Lots of case studies will be required of course. “
OOoooohhhh. *subsides into steaming fantasies of hems, buttons and gleaming sweaty thighs*
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