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moll · Joined: 03 Feb 2005 Posts: 7683

My other thought for tonight

I was just watching The One Show, BBC programme (just a mixture of topical stuff, interviews etc) and one of the guests was Davide Ginola, french footie player :shock:

I have to say, he's gorgeous and the french accent doesn't hurt...

But a lot of the chat was kind of joking about his gorgeousness, it was as if what he said wasn't really being taken seriously.

Do you think you can be TOO beautiful/handsome? could it actually be a handicap?

Ricky · Joined: 31 Oct 2005 Posts: 1430 Location: OVERSEAS ;)

a "footie" player? what does it mean? does he play with somebody's feet? naughty boy :lol: :lol: :lol: sorry i have low reading comprehension :lol:

RoughShod · Joined: 02 Sep 2004 Posts: 2109 Location: South Africa

:lol: Ricky, it seems saffron's version of english has perhaps touched you a bit more than it should. Saffron is in themarket for a good lover that will also be her father.;) (hey Saffron, sorry about that, but at your age you still invite like very uncool insults)

A footie player? A prostitute with a foot fetish?

saffron · Joined: 26 Apr 2005 Posts: 2860 Location: Orange, Calf. USA

RoughShod wrote: :lol: Saffron is in themarket for a good lover that will also be her father.;) (hey Saffron, sorry about that, but at your age you still invite like very uncool insults)

what are you babbling on about now geek?

RoughShod · Joined: 02 Sep 2004 Posts: 2109 Location: South Africa

saffron · Joined: 26 Apr 2005 Posts: 2860 Location: Orange, Calf. USA

RoughShod wrote: The delicate curves of your ankles creating visions of a gold paved highway to your nobly shaped knees as pointers to a well advertized haven right between your wet mid thighs. sigh...it rhyms, thighs...sigh. :puker: :pukel:

RoughShod · Joined: 02 Sep 2004 Posts: 2109 Location: South Africa

Ja Saffron , you could be a 300pound beauty confined to a a very brave chair as your celestial universal centre. The brightest star is that pc screen beckoning you to live your life through it.

Moll confronted me in 'animals and people' about what I thought drove people to even speak on here.

Since this subject is about beauty and the fact that it seems to detract from recognition of ones other more profitable attributes, it seems fitting to say that beauty is from within, how one handles contensious issues...how one deals with confrontation...if one is beautifull on the outside, how one deals within the unseen beauty on the inside. The inside beauty will forgive the overlooked because beauty on the inside is not sustained by what is seen by others

It is ones character and sense of karma. It is achieved only on a spiritual level. If someone makes me feel good, It will only be spiritual if My spirit knows what they are saying, otherwise it will just be fleeting. and physical.

moll · Joined: 03 Feb 2005 Posts: 7683

At school we used to have a visit from the community police every year when they showed the kids a video called Don't Go With Strangers, and it used to scare the **** out of them, it made them start looking at ME suspiciously :lol:

First of all it showed scenes in a park or somewhere, kids playing on the swings or something, then a nice looking stranger would come up to them and offer them sweeties or have a cute puppy to play with.........then it would superimpose a really ugly scary face on the stranger :shock:

it definitely made them think about how misleading appearance could be.....

RoughShod · Joined: 02 Sep 2004 Posts: 2109 Location: South Africa

Moll, as a teenager I used to watch films about drug addiction. One about smoking normal ciggerrettes showed a chicken being injected with the tar and nicotene from one ciggerrette and it died seconds later. They also showed a cartoon character of a guy with accordian playing lungs cycling while smoking, and the accordian expanding and contracting like an artificial set of lungs to mechanically take over the function of his non existant lounges. Strangely enough I never smoked in those times. Only started smoking in the army on guard duty (one is not allowed to smoke then) when I was 21 years old. Used to always preach against it till then..against all forms of peer pressure.

Beauty within seemed to have finally escaped my grasp that I would Allow my body to be defiled by such a drug:(

moll · Joined: 03 Feb 2005 Posts: 7683

RoughShod wrote: Only started smoking in the army on guard duty (one is not allowed to smoke then) when I was 21 years old.

Oh you rebel :lol:

moll · Joined: 03 Feb 2005 Posts: 7683

Is national service compulsory in SA?

Wish I'd never started smoking, God knows what my lungs are like :cry:

RoughShod · Joined: 02 Sep 2004 Posts: 2109 Location: South Africa

It was in my time..not anymore. now you volunteer by joining a gang affiliated to the army. Only kidding ;)

Actually, there seems to be no sense of law and order these days in SA. tHE GOVERNMENT SEEMS TO BE IN HIBERNATION PRACTISING QUIET DIPLOMACY IN OUR COUNTRY AS WELL AS IN zIMBABWE. One can almost hear them taking a siesta with snoring sounds.There certainly is no strong leadership in a vision for the future but plenty of hard action from the reserve bank to increase interest rates to curb inflation that is not affected by consumer lending.

This was all inspired by 'national' restriction posed by your question Moll, sorry about that.

I just feel I am floating with a ship of fools in SA

Ricky · Joined: 31 Oct 2005 Posts: 1430 Location: OVERSEAS ;)

i did not get my answer miss moll :(

moll · Joined: 03 Feb 2005 Posts: 7683

Ricky wrote: i did not get my answer miss moll :(

Oh sorry Ricky :oops:

footie player = football player, not what you're thinking :P

Ricky · Joined: 31 Oct 2005 Posts: 1430 Location: OVERSEAS ;)

moll wrote: Ricky wrote: i did not get my answer miss moll :(

Oh sorry Ricky :oops:

footie player = football player, not what you're thinking :P
why to disappoint me so much, miss moll :cry:
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