Bruin Fisher

Good old Monty Python. I think the only actual gay participant in that particular GMSUFU parade was the officer, who calls it 'silly' and 'a bit suspect' at the end. Oh, the irony...

Why can't Emus play? Why only ducks and geese?

I think I had some contact with him, but can't find any trace of it. Was he part of the WWGSS Yahoo Group? I understand Yahoo Groups is no more so that doesn't help.

Cats always know best.

Predatory Shower Curtain Under the shower stream Soaping myself I bend just a little And that’s all it takes. The touch on my arse, So gentle, so creepy, Clammy and clinging Unbidden, unyielding. Out of the shower, I’m towelling dry. But the moment I bend I feel contact so sly. Such a tender caress Might be welcome indeed Were the toucher more man Or the touchee less me. Bruin Fisher

Can someone please explain to me how this 'Gay for Pay' works? I've been doing it my whole life for free, ... like an idiot.

Me too. The cat has a cat flap which she's perfectly capable of using, but she'll sit by the front or back door yowling until I let her out, and then again, sometimes just moments later demanding to be let in. I've even known her to be let in, run straight out of the cat flap and within seconds be sitting by the back door again demanding to be let in - again...

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Sorry, would the moderator please delete this thread, I've clearly made a pig's ear of it.

Hmmm... maybe stupidly, I thought to start a thread and post images that made me laugh from the web in it. I've posted one (above) but when I try to reply to the thread with another image, I get a message saying that the 177kb limit would be exceeded and I can't do it. Even if I try to post a picture that's only 80kb. Am I doing something wrong, or is this something that just isn't possible with this software? Maybe I need to post a link to a URL, rather than uploading the image from my local hard drive... The trouble is that I've downloaded the images I wanted to post, and now

When we end a call, we 'hang up'. Which goes back to the days of the very early 'candlestick' and similar phones, where you replaced the earpiece into a cradle which 'sagged' with its weight and disconnected the call. Telecoms engineers still talk about 'on hook' and 'off hook' to refer to the status of a line. I love language, where a particular usage has become ingrained and continues to be used when the literal meaning of the words involved are no longer in any way relevant.

I just realised I've posted this before... Proof that I've turned into an old man...