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"I couldn't agree more annie I was in Morrisons last week and saw a bloke that had to be 70 limping along with a walking stick and the young Thai girl he was with was just trundling along looking at her phone miserable as sin". Embarrassing. Only poor people shop at Morrisons. |
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"You can be Bob Ferris or you can be Terry Collier. What you must never be is Bob Ferris trapped in a Terry Collier lifestyle (or vice versa), which is what seems to have happened to Mr Poker here.
He's presumably hating himself as he watches his life dissipate in a steady 9 to 5 job, while at the same time his colleagues exclude him from the badminton club owing to the lack of necessary social credentials (i.e. marriage to a librarian and plans for a family). If you're convinced you're not going to be a catch for any Thelmas out there, then best ditch the Bob Ferris job and embrace your inner Terry Collier. Maybe go racing during the week, take the punting seriously, or just relax by the river with a fishing rod. If it's just a general loneliness, then go down the dog's home and walk a few mutts and adopt one. Whatever it takes, just stop wanting to be Bob Ferris. " Thats a great post. |
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Went to a wedding recently.
What really stood out to me was the number of white single men in their '40s and '50s |
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Maybe they should try this arranged marriage malarkey?
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Given that I think over half of marriages fail, and that 69% of second marriages also go for a burton, then stats generally are against the concept of matrimony.
Built on top of this is the fact that more and more people choose to be independent and/or want their own place (which could be an extension to the physics that all matter is slowly separating in the universe until which point nothing will exist) The oft repeated modern terminology of ‘independent women’ has simply shown that women are as sick of men as men are of women. On ‘loneliness ‘ then we can look to Epictetus for help on that one. The term ‘loneliness’ is incorrect and is wrongly used to describe the actual negative association of being ‘unfulfilled’. We can be lonely when not alone, and not lonely when alone, what is actually happening is boredom sets in, and in cases when this happens all that is required is to add impetus, that being whatever it is that interests you. Now it’s quite possible that socialising with others is the thing you find stimulating, and if it is then you is fooked innit. |
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I think maybe why thai women with older partners look unhappy is because they are stared at and judged by indigenous public ?
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Johnny_Mustang
14 Apr 18 07:44 Joined: 18 Feb 07 | Topic/replies: 11,722 | Blogger: Johnny_Mustang's blog DenzilPenberthy "I couldn't agree more annie I was in Morrisons last week and saw a bloke that had to be 70 limping along with a walking stick and the young Thai girl he was with was just trundling along looking at her phone miserable as sin". Embarrassing. Only poor people shop at Morrisons. ![]() |
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annie
"Whenever I see a man with a woman who I think maybe is a thai bride they never seem happy, even if they have children with them. I would go so far as to say that they seem unhappy." Gee, what could possibly go wrong buying a bride ? |
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My post was at Denzil.
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ribotman
"I think maybe why thai women with older partners look unhappy is because they are stared at and judged by indigenous public ?" We have a flat which we rent out and a few years ago we had this older guy and his much younger thai woman with him. They stayed for a year and moved out when she had a kid, but relationship already seemed to be going South ! My wife was always very chatty and friendly with this thai woman and she said she hated having s:e:x with him. So "thai women with older partners look unhappy" , well yes, maybe for the reason you said about being judged but other reasons too...... Don't want to sound too cynical but you buy a wife half your age and expect love and romance from the poor woman. ![]() ![]() |
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Conversely, if you sell yourself to a man twice your age, don't expect to enjoy it.
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One of the main benefits to society of failed marriages is the redistribution of wealth that inevitably follows the break up of the family unit. A couple who say amass capital of £2m and then break up and form new relationships effectively results in the original capital being spread four ways instead of two. Extrapolate this over the population as a whole and one can see the massive redistribution which takes place upon marriage/divorce/remarriage.
Talking of Thai brides doesn't Corbyn have one ? |
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She's South American posy and worth a few bob
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Paul Hollywood and his new girlfriend seem to be doing ok ...for now.
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For now? = This week?
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