Rules of life
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Re: Rules of Life
Quote "You can catch more flies with honey than vinegar".
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If you remark to a woman, "Never annoy a woman in the kitchen. There are just too many hot, heavy or sharp weapons at hand", and she answers, "So very true", then never, ever, ever, go into a kitchen with her. She clearly knows from experience how dangerous she is!primrose777 wrote:So very trueC0ldf1re wrote:Never annoy a woman in the kitchen. There are just too many hot, heavy or sharp weapons at hand.



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Oh yeahC0ldf1re wrote:If you remark to a woman, "Never annoy a woman in the kitchen. There are just too many hot, heavy or sharp weapons at hand", and she answers, "So very true", then never, ever, ever, go into a kitchen with her. She clearly knows from experience how dangerous she is!primrose777 wrote:So very trueC0ldf1re wrote:Never annoy a woman in the kitchen. There are just too many hot, heavy or sharp weapons at hand.

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If you remark to a woman, "She clearly knows from experience how dangerous she is!", and she answers, "Oh yeah", then you may well be in for a lot of fun. But tie her down first. Just to be on the safe side.primrose777 wrote:Oh yeahC0ldf1re wrote: If you remark to a woman, "Never annoy a woman in the kitchen. There are just too many hot, heavy or sharp weapons at hand", and she answers, "So very true", then never, ever, ever, go into a kitchen with her. She clearly knows from experience how dangerous she is!





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Oh yeahC0ldf1re wrote:primrose777 wrote:C0ldf1re wrote: If you remark to a woman, "Never annoy a woman in the kitchen. There are just too many hot, heavy or sharp weapons at hand", and she answers, "So very true", then never, ever, ever, go into a kitchen with her. She clearly knows from e![]()
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If you remark to a woman, "She clearly knows from experience how dangerous she is!", and she answers, "Oh yeah", then you may well be in for a lot of fun. But tie her down first. Just to be on the safe side.





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Funny how everything ends up back at the 50 Shxxxx etc etcC0ldf1re wrote: If you remark to a woman, "She clearly knows from experience how dangerous she is!", and she answers, "Oh yeah", then you may well be in for a lot of fun. But tie her down first. Just to be on the safe side.![]()
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You might casually let it slip in conversation that you like to tie a woman down...C0ldf1re wrote:... But tie her down first. Just to be on the safe side.![]()
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And if a woman replies with a smile, now is the time to check that you've got all the knots out of your ropes...primrose777 wrote:...![]()
And if two women reply with smiles, now is the time to go on a high-protein-high-vitamin diet. You may be facing a test of your manhood.Fran wrote:...![]()
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Are you doing laps in preparation for the great challenge awaiting you?

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One step at a time, dear. I'm trying to find my old copy of A Manual of Seamanship. I've got to revise my knot tying.Fran wrote:@C0ldf1re... Are you doing laps in preparation for the great challenge awaiting you?


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That's a good one!!Ant wrote:If it sounds too good to be true......then it usually is.
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One that I learnt from harsh experience was to never trust an indicator (turn signal) on a vehicle, just because it's flashing don't mean they are turning. DOH
