peekingone
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Glad to be of service peekingone, we aim to please now you aim too please
that is a deal.
Sienna's Place.
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Sienna
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Let's go for a Tequila Sunrise
I wish my love
That would be nice right now 
The Tequila Song by Janine the Machine
Gaia_Lorraine
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Stryderthorongil
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Hello Lorraine
Hello Sienna
Hope you are both well.
Hello Sienna
Hope you are both well.
Gaia_Lorraine
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Hello Lorraine
Hello Sienna
Hope you are both well.
(((Stryder)))
Looks like we need to grab another bottle of Tequila from the cupboard
Sienna
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Sounds like another one of your fave bands my love. I suggest you make a list to share. There will be lots of fans passing through here such as Garby for one. He loves his C&W music from what I gather
Gaia_Lorraine
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Sounds like another one of your fave bands my love. I suggest you make a list to share. There will be lots of fans passing through here such as Garby for one. He loves his C&W music from what I gather
The Eagles? Some of their songs are more than famous, they have stood the test of time.
Who cannot sing along to Hotel California, even if it's just the chorus words?
Sienna
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Hello Lorraine
Hello Sienna
Hope you are both well.
Hi Stryder
Welcome to the thread...=======================================
Another PM fanatic shy guy
Originally Posted by Sienna:
No, not a brush off at all XXXX, but an invite possibly to my thread?
Originally Posted by XXXX (reply)
And what will I learn there?
Originally Posted by Sienna (reply)
Lots of things XXXX... The freedom to discuss anything you like for one
Originally Posted by XXXX (reply)
Is there no freedom in PM?
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Gaia_Lorraine
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Hi Stryder
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Another PM fanatic shy guy
Originally Posted by Sienna:
No, not a brush off at all XXXX, but an invite possibly to my thread?
Originally Posted by XXXX (reply)
And what will I learn there?
Originally Posted by Sienna (reply)
Lots of things XXXX... The freedom to discuss anything you like for one
Originally Posted by XXXX (reply)
Is there no freedom in PM?
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Interesting question, is there no freedom in PM?
My answer... No, you are shackled to the person you are talking to
Sienna
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The Eagles? Some of their songs are more than famous, they have stood the test of time.
Who cannot sing along to Hotel California, even if it's just the chorus words?
Yes, this one I know quite well my love
Hotel California ~ Eagles
Interesting question, is there no freedom in PM?
My answer... No, you are shackled to the person you are talking to
Exactly
How can you have an open thread using PM... ???
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Gaia_Lorraine
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Sounds like another one of your fave bands my love. I suggest you make a list to share. There will be lots of fans passing through here such as Garby for one. He loves his C&W music from what I gather
I'm not a 'fan' of any particular band or singer, my heart is with the song... the music and the words affect me more than anything. And so my band/singer list is infinite.
However there is one band who have been with me all my life and have produced some amazing words and music and to this day I still listen and feel the same tingling sensation.
Their hits include Nights in White Satin and to sit in the audience close to the stage and listen to an orchestral accompaniment is truly awesome.
They are mentors of music and have written many stirring songs. here's one you may not even know but good all the same ...
Moody Blues - The Voice
Stryderthorongil
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Tequila is my weakness. I am afraid I would become very flirtatious.(((Stryder)))
Looks like we need to grab another bottle of Tequila from the cupboard
Gaia_Lorraine
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Nothing wrong with that
Sienna
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I have heard you mention the Moody Blues in connection with War Of The Worlds which I saw in concert in Sheffield a few years ago. Their lead singer was in the concert...
Moody Blues
Knights In White Satin ~ Moody Blues
Gaia_Lorraine
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Yes, Justin Hayward.
And now look what you've done, you coerced me into playing the vinyl version of The Voice at loud volume
A youtube version of any song is about 100th of the feeling you get from vinyl and the passion you feel from music being performed live is 1000 times even more powerful to the senses
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Yes, Justin Hayward.
And now look what you've done, you coerced me into playing the vinyl version of The Voice at loud volume
A youtube version of any song is about 100th of the feeling you get from vinyl and the passion you feel from music being performed live is 1000 times even more powerful to the senses
I'm not a concert "goer"... I get the same feelings in nightclubs. The music is better, especially having a DJ/Mixer/MC who rides with the crowds excitement Although I admit, I have rarely visited a nightclub recently. The last one was in Spain. I prefer restaraunts and bars these days and good conversation to chilled music in the background
Gaia_Lorraine
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Did you enjoy WotW live?
Sienna
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Oh yes! The floating aliens, teacher and hammer filled with helium certainly created the atmosphere. My Dad and then his current g/f was with us. He loved it... however, she found it boring. Me, I thought it was reaonably well set-up and organised
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Oh yes! The floating aliens, teacher and hammer filled with helium certainly created the atmosphere. My Dad and then his current g/f was with us. He loved it... however, she found it boring. Me, I thought it was reaonably well set-up and organised
Then I'm glad I persuaded you to go and share the experience with me my love
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Then I'm glad I persuaded you to go and share the experience with me my love
I'd love to share ANY experience with you Lorraine
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Hi warl0ck1 and your lovely wife if she is sharing with you
How are things going? Having fun?
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garbage can
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Awww that is so kind of you towards her warlock
Here is that legendary John Holmes in action:
John Holmes
Good nite until next time
Love you all
Yeah Sienna, John Holmes, a legend in his own time. A fucking dynamo, 12 inch cock, copious amounts of semen....diagnosed with aids, but kept fucking men and woman till he died at age 43.... What a low life.
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We were great til' you showed your mug.
Sup' Sienna.
Hey Corby, do you still love me??................
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walking up to you slowly. Arms open smile on my face. Looking into your eyes licking my lips grabbing a hold of you. Pulling you closer to me and locking my lips onto you touching your tongue with mine. My hands grabbing your firm tight ass. Heads tilting from side to side. Releasing my kiss from you and whispering in your ear. So great to see you and you taste good too
Peeky, you're a natural born romantic......
Gaia_Lorraine
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Here once was my biggest dilema.
I was on a course in central London travelling down on the train each day, but the train ticket lasted for a full week, including weekend.
So me and Den decided to take advantage of the weekend (I'm going back 25 years or so and no kids)
So the plan was on my lunch break I would see what seats were available in the West End on the forthcoming Saturday night. With me so far?
I ended up with 2 difficult choices...
1 - A cancellation of 2 front row seats to see the blockbuster Barnum starring Michael Crawford
2 - Mediocre seats to watch "The Caine Mutiny" starring Charlton Heston
I was on my own and had to make a decision on the spot. Which one did I choose?
I was on a course in central London travelling down on the train each day, but the train ticket lasted for a full week, including weekend.
So me and Den decided to take advantage of the weekend (I'm going back 25 years or so and no kids)
So the plan was on my lunch break I would see what seats were available in the West End on the forthcoming Saturday night. With me so far?
I ended up with 2 difficult choices...
1 - A cancellation of 2 front row seats to see the blockbuster Barnum starring Michael Crawford
2 - Mediocre seats to watch "The Caine Mutiny" starring Charlton Heston
I was on my own and had to make a decision on the spot. Which one did I choose?
