What is Love? Let's Have a Heated Debate

Smurfy wrote: Self love - that's the answer.

do you use Duracell or everready, and how many attachments has it got?

J.A.K wrote:

Smurfy wrote: Self love - that's the answer.

do you use Duracell or everready, and how many attachments has it got?

Wanna compare then??

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote:

J.A.K wrote:

Smurfy wrote: Self love - that's the answer.

do you use Duracell or everready, and how many attachments has it got?

Her's is a custom jobber...uses a small nuclear reactor, so no need to change the fuel rods for 1400 years or so....no batteries needed!

Oh my god, with the cash saved I could afford an eight bed mansion with swimming pool, a personal trainer and a gaggle of male playmates.

My TV remote just gets too much useage!

Watching Henry, glide across the pitch........., and score a screamer of a goal, and when it's against, say Spurs, it's a mulitple feeling........

No?:\ohwell:

Don't flipping know then.

Bonzette wrote: Watching Henry, glide across the pitch........., and score a screamer of a goal, and when it's against, say Spurs, it's a mulitple feeling........

No?:\ohwell:

Don't flipping know then.

Blimey, with all that sliding scoring and screaming, you'd need a little lie down

Smurfy wrote:

Bonzette wrote: Watching Henry, glide across the pitch........., and score a screamer of a goal, and when it's against, say Spurs, it's a mulitple feeling........

No?:\ohwell:

Don't flipping know then.

Blimey, with all that sliding scoring and screaming, you'd need a little lie down

I think the suns gone to my head - or other places today!

Well, we came close to not having this debate at all, if this had been a few thousand miles closer:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060703/ap_on_sc/asteroid_encounter

Who needs a drink? :beer2:

Smurfy wrote:

Bonzette wrote: Watching Henry, glide across the pitch........., and score a screamer of a goal, and when it's against, say Spurs, it's a mulitple feeling........

No?:\ohwell:

Don't flipping know then.

Blimey, with all that sliding scoring and screaming, you'd need a little lie down

Gliding, dear- not sliding! Huge difference!

El Jarvo wrote: We've done this quite recently.

And I'll stick by my original response.

"A word you use 0.17 secs before ejaculation."

Wow!!!! Amazed you find the time to squeeze that in!

Bonzette wrote:

El Jarvo wrote: We've done this quite recently.

And I'll stick by my original response.

"A word you use 0.17 secs before ejaculation."

Wow!!!! Amazed you find the time to squeeze that in!

Mikkel Wartooth wrote: Love is a Short Term Hormonal Imbalance

This is indeed true according to the latest brain scan/chemical analysis/*thingy-ma-jigs;

Although only temporary the changes that happen in your brain are similar to those of someone who is a *fruit loop.

The evolutionary theory is that you are blinded to any faults that person may have for long enough that you either get them *up the duff or you *get up the duff. Or alternatively and nicer, that you are with them until you form a long lasting bond ie friendship/partnership.

*Please forgive the highly technical nature of this post.:p

I forgive you because, although technical in nature, it is not bollocks.

I'm BIGINOIL and approve this of post

When love someone they don't make you lick the dirty place for ages before they let you put your man in, eh?

Bitches, they love it

If you have to ask the question of "what is love?" -- you've probably never experienced it.

NOOLigan wrote:

A Diamond a Dozen wrote: Good point, Ron.

There's a difference between wanting someone to change for selfish reasons and thinking that someone should change for their own good?

Is it possible to confuse the two?

indeed. if desired change is too much then the relationship is doomed and no amount of nagging will help.

the desired change should always be for the other person's good and not for selfish reasons, such as how good will he/she make me look with my friends if only he/she got a better job, got a bigger car etc.

Agree.

My point of veiw of marriage (in essance the defining moment of love) is that a good husband protects his wife from the "bad" parts of herself; a good wife protects her husband from the "bad" parts from himself.

JHC

Bonzette wrote: Watching Henry, glide across the pitch........., and score a screamer of a goal, and when it's against, say Spurs, it's a mulitple feeling........

No?:\ohwell:

Not even close.......unless it's against Brazil

I have been dying to reply on this thread. Love is unconditional and is what you need. I'm glad I have finally found it.

[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote: I have been dying to reply on this thread. Love is unconditional and is what you need. I'm glad I have finally found it.

Expect a creepy reply from Comrade Shampanyov within the hour :D

Tabbsy, I have been waiting to say this to you: Quit moping, and start looking. Live life, Tabbsy, live life.

[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote: Tabbsy, I have been waiting to say this to you: Quit moping, and start looking. Live life, Tabbsy, live life.

How in the hell did this become about me?

I'm okay

I buy it to sell tomorrow...usually for £40. :D

Taboo # 7 wrote:

[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote: Tabbsy, I have been waiting to say this to you: Quit moping, and start looking. Live life, Tabbsy, live life.

How in the hell did this become about me?

I'm okay

Tabbsy, are you really fine. From the writings in the blogs it seems that you're hopelessly in love, but handling the wrong way. A few months ago, I have read (either in your blogs or BCD) that you have problems with your low self-esteem. Tabbsy, you are a grown man. Take a risk to find your soulmate. I'm glad I did.

That's love for you.