interestingly, just before work i am reading this and watching Trisha . . .
and the topic is "My Thai Bride is 40 years younger than me" and then they called the thai chick and it sounded like she's a "working girl", after the guy telling the audience that she's a virgin lol!
There was a guy in the audience married to a filipina who gave some advice -- pretty much "go to the girl's country" LOL!
anyway .. . .
better get back to Trisha
how i miss trisha !!!, before work !!!, ive been at work since 8:30 !!! , dont finish til 5:30 and people thought the sweat shops of manchester were gone 100 years ago :o(Originally Posted by bigtombowski
interestingly, just before work i am reading this and watching Trisha . . .
and the topic is "My Thai Bride is 40 years younger than me" and then they called the thai chick and it sounded like she's a "working girl", after the guy telling the audience that she's a virgin lol!
There was a guy in the audience married to a filipina who gave some advice -- pretty much "go to the girl's country" LOL!
anyway .. . .
better get back to Trisha
i missed, i think it was not trisha but that other tw!t, the jeremy kyle show ? the guy i'm wating for someone to knock out :o), a while a go he had the filipina woman gina french who killed/murdered her british husband, and my wife watched it and told me he was giving her a very hard time...
if you have'nt heard of gina french, All Gina wanted was to help support her family and protect them from the elements with a house made of stone. Her dream took her from the Philippine mountains, through the dancing bars of Manila, to the jetset worlds of New York and Brunei. But then, Gina married a British man, and soon she found herself stranded in the seemingly cold and hostile world of the north of England, trapped with a small child and a man who seemed determined to hurt them both in every way he could. "For a House Made of Stone" is a uniquely inspiring story of survival and hope.
*** no need to buy her book, read about her amazing life here :o) ***
http://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/ne...name_page.html
Sorry...
30 years gap........ What do you really have in common..?
Latest headbanging music (if you can call it that)???
Disco dancing?
Glass of port and and a lump of stilton while watching a repeat of Inspector Morse???
Reading books like Harry Potter, Famous Five, Noddy, Paddington Bear Adventures?
Good luck and God Bless.
I think I am making myself unpopular, here....
what you mean you were never popular on here
I think I am making myself unpopular, here....
joking aside
30yrs is a big gap, but then you never know til you try..
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I think I am making myself unpopular, here....
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makes more sense as you get older... I've said this before - that my uncle married an 18yr yr old when he was 48 - and their daughter was at the wedding
sure it works for some, not for me though. depends on the girl & the guy - just like every over relationship.
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makes more sense as you get older... I've said this before - that my uncle married an 18yr yr old when he was 48 - and their daughter was at the wedding
sure it works for some, not for me though. depends on the girl & the guy - just like every over relationship.
Can you get season tickets for viagra...???
For his tongue?
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