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Max Power
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Looks like a prescription for viagra is in order
Mike.C
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Maybe in a world where men have been made to feel that they have to watch what they say or do around children (especially when their not their own) it's just me being over sensitive. But do you really think that was funny? After all there were young children coming out the end of it?
I have no problem whatsoever with adults doing what they want, and would find it funny, but kids? :shock:
Like I said it's probably just me. But after it's reported that when asked some men have said that they would not pick a strangers child up if he/she fell over in front of them for fear of being accused of something, you can see how men are being made to feel.
Mind you I have also been called an old prude before :roll:
Just my two pennies worth.
Cheers
Mike
I have no problem whatsoever with adults doing what they want, and would find it funny, but kids? :shock:
Like I said it's probably just me. But after it's reported that when asked some men have said that they would not pick a strangers child up if he/she fell over in front of them for fear of being accused of something, you can see how men are being made to feel.
Mind you I have also been called an old prude before :roll:
Just my two pennies worth.
Cheers
Mike
xy mosian
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Tend to agree with you Mike.
I always wonder why no-one said NO!
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I always wonder why no-one said NO!
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Mike.C
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xy mosian":344ysa6p said:
Weird to say the least.
Cheers
Mike
rileytoolworks
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IMO, that's just wrong. However, I bet many a chav thought it was hilarious at the time.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not one of the PC brigade. In fact, when a similar thing appeared on 'Phoenix Nights' I thought it was funny. In real life though?
NO.
Adam.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not one of the PC brigade. In fact, when a similar thing appeared on 'Phoenix Nights' I thought it was funny. In real life though?
NO.
Adam.
Mike.C
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RILEY":snjy27br said:
Couldn't agree more.
Cheers
Mike
Steve Maskery
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It reminds me of when I used to do kids' parties. I did some balloon modelling for the Little Darling Helpers, the usual stuff, poodle, giraffe, teddy bear etc, etc, and the occasional bit of business, like getting the child to hold the balloon but letting go just as they take it takes off over the other side of the room. Oh how we laughed.
I also had some Rocket Balloons. Large, cylindrical, with a special mouthpiece that meant they could be launched and they went fairly straight and slow, at least for a while.
One day I got out a new packet of Rocket Balloons, a brand I'd never used before. Imagine how I felt as I blew it up to discover it had a rather bulbous end. In fact it looked distinctly, er, phallic. It was a school, but I think the teachers just thought that my embarrassment was just as funny as the balloon.
I went back to the previous brand.
Cheers
Steve
I also had some Rocket Balloons. Large, cylindrical, with a special mouthpiece that meant they could be launched and they went fairly straight and slow, at least for a while.
One day I got out a new packet of Rocket Balloons, a brand I'd never used before. Imagine how I felt as I blew it up to discover it had a rather bulbous end. In fact it looked distinctly, er, phallic. It was a school, but I think the teachers just thought that my embarrassment was just as funny as the balloon.
I went back to the previous brand.
Cheers
Steve
