Things to do before you die
Sandettie Light Vessel Automatic tells us that his ambition is to a) drive around New Zealand in a camper van; and b) have MASSIVE sex with the original members of Bananarama. Tell us what's on your wish list, and why.
( , Thu 14 Oct 2010, 13:08)
Sandettie Light Vessel Automatic tells us that his ambition is to a) drive around New Zealand in a camper van; and b) have MASSIVE sex with the original members of Bananarama. Tell us what's on your wish list, and why.
( , Thu 14 Oct 2010, 13:08)
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Put right the foolishness of youth.
When I was 9 there was a disco for all us sproglets leaving to go big school. I was hopelessly in love with a girl whose identity I shall hide by calling her Tania Drake. Although, seeing as that was her name, I accept it's not the most secure of pseudonyms.
At this disco she got her friend to ask me to dance with her. I said yes, but didn't do it. I left her standing there, expecting a dance, while I titted about with my mates. I was 9, remember, and had lost my tiny, acorn-like pre-pubescent bottle.
Tania Drake's dad was in the Navy, fittingly (Drake. Navy. Oh have it your own way) and they moved that holiday and I never saw her again. Tania Drake was my first love and I have never felt anything like it since. More than a quarter of a century has passed but I still recall with stunning clarity how I felt about her. Even now, wherever she is, whatever she's like, part of me loves her utterly, unselfishly and unendingly.
We never kissed. We never touched, even. I don't think we even spoke to each other that much. And since then I've had great relationships, and a long, albeit not permanent marriage. But Tania Drake will always have my heart in a way no-one else ever will.
Before I die, I'd love to meet her again. To look into those eyes. And more than anything I'd like to share just one dance with her.
( , Thu 14 Oct 2010, 18:47, 8 replies)
When I was 9 there was a disco for all us sproglets leaving to go big school. I was hopelessly in love with a girl whose identity I shall hide by calling her Tania Drake. Although, seeing as that was her name, I accept it's not the most secure of pseudonyms.
At this disco she got her friend to ask me to dance with her. I said yes, but didn't do it. I left her standing there, expecting a dance, while I titted about with my mates. I was 9, remember, and had lost my tiny, acorn-like pre-pubescent bottle.
Tania Drake's dad was in the Navy, fittingly (Drake. Navy. Oh have it your own way) and they moved that holiday and I never saw her again. Tania Drake was my first love and I have never felt anything like it since. More than a quarter of a century has passed but I still recall with stunning clarity how I felt about her. Even now, wherever she is, whatever she's like, part of me loves her utterly, unselfishly and unendingly.
We never kissed. We never touched, even. I don't think we even spoke to each other that much. And since then I've had great relationships, and a long, albeit not permanent marriage. But Tania Drake will always have my heart in a way no-one else ever will.
Before I die, I'd love to meet her again. To look into those eyes. And more than anything I'd like to share just one dance with her.
( , Thu 14 Oct 2010, 18:47, 8 replies)
Tania, you say? Drake?
I've had her, mate. You weren't missing much.
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Naw, go track her down. It won't be stalkerish or possibly fall short of your quarter-century-fantasising expectations... It's romantic and it's beautiful that she meant that much to you, but don't shatter your own dream.
( , Thu 14 Oct 2010, 19:04, closed)
I've had her, mate. You weren't missing much.
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Naw, go track her down. It won't be stalkerish or possibly fall short of your quarter-century-fantasising expectations... It's romantic and it's beautiful that she meant that much to you, but don't shatter your own dream.
( , Thu 14 Oct 2010, 19:04, closed)
I hope you aren't shallow
as I've noticed with many of my childhood romances, upon seeing them now that we're "all grown up" not too many of them ended up attractive.
( , Thu 14 Oct 2010, 19:12, closed)
as I've noticed with many of my childhood romances, upon seeing them now that we're "all grown up" not too many of them ended up attractive.
( , Thu 14 Oct 2010, 19:12, closed)
Let it go...
Sorry to be all dull and realistic but meeting a girl you only knew when you were 9 is a little pointless, since you have both changed so much. Actually, it seems you haven't, but I would still call it pointless to meet her.
( , Thu 14 Oct 2010, 20:59, closed)
Sorry to be all dull and realistic but meeting a girl you only knew when you were 9 is a little pointless, since you have both changed so much. Actually, it seems you haven't, but I would still call it pointless to meet her.
( , Thu 14 Oct 2010, 20:59, closed)
Phew
Yeah, it's odd to think we're talking about a bloody nine year old. It surely can be argued we're skirting around dodgy ground.
The truth is, I've held on to nothing more than a feeling all this time. She's 40ish now and probably has a face like a boiled throat.
What's funny is that I was going to end the post with. "I'd love to see her now. And share just one dance with her. And then do her up the no-no hole."
But an echo of the old feeling came back and I bottled it. Again.
( , Thu 14 Oct 2010, 21:15, closed)
Yeah, it's odd to think we're talking about a bloody nine year old. It surely can be argued we're skirting around dodgy ground.
The truth is, I've held on to nothing more than a feeling all this time. She's 40ish now and probably has a face like a boiled throat.
What's funny is that I was going to end the post with. "I'd love to see her now. And share just one dance with her. And then do her up the no-no hole."
But an echo of the old feeling came back and I bottled it. Again.
( , Thu 14 Oct 2010, 21:15, closed)
Holy shit! Holy shit! Holy shit!
Er, that's not her. But thank you. That got rid of eight minutes and a couple of fluid ounces.
( , Sat 16 Oct 2010, 12:23, closed)
Er, that's not her. But thank you. That got rid of eight minutes and a couple of fluid ounces.
( , Sat 16 Oct 2010, 12:23, closed)
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