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does romance still exist??

pandora1963

09 May 15 16:45

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you know, meet someone, court them fall in love , stay together...just seems to be all sex, shagging and orgies these days, nobody wants romance anymore

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Report Burton-Brewers • May 9, 2015 4:56 PM BST

want a bet on it?

Report Deltâ • May 9, 2015 5:23 PM BST

prefer a bromance hear ..

Report Zazu • May 9, 2015 5:24 PM BST

Romance died the day women started leaving the kitchen and went on their equal rights crusade. Saw their true colours then

Report spellingandgrammarchecker • May 9, 2015 11:22 PM BST

Burt

Report scandanavian_haven • May 9, 2015 11:38 PM BST

It was like that back in the 40's no doubt, when British soldiers were dying on the battlefields, their wives back home were getting frisky with American soldiers, then innocently waved their hankies in the air with excitement on return of their loved ones. Divorce often ensued when the wife got bigger, and food wasn't to blame.

A women has needs too.

Report Eeternaloptimist • May 10, 2015 1:07 AM BST

Pandora is a strange one and no mistaking. Complaining about a lack of long walks in the country, poignant letters filled with repressed emotion and a lack of flowers and chocolates when the rest of us are out there snorting coke off heaving chebs, rattling our spuds off dirt boxes and carrying on like our diccks might drop off tomorrow and he thinks we've got the problem?

Report Capt__F • May 10, 2015 1:09 AM BST

he still dreaming of an illicit rendezvous with Nigel

Report Eeternaloptimist • May 10, 2015 1:10 AM BST

Apart from the few who die of strange communicable pecker related diseases or those who burn their house down when flames shoot out of their diccks I don't hear many people complaining on their death beds that they got too much trim.