ChatterBank1 min ago
baths - why ???
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I'm away for a day or two - and the cottage doesn't have a shower - only a (smallish) bath - mainly because the ceilings are too low.
I hate bl**dy baths - they are just not 'fit for purpose' - sitting around in a puddle of your own grot just doesn't seem a sensible way to get clean.
Being so big (oooh matron) it boils down to 'washing by instalments' and a most unsatisfying experience.
I can see the point of relaxing in a big tub after I've had a shower to get clean - especially if I can coax someone to join me - but for routine ablutions I can't wait to get home to my walk-in shower.
< grubby dave >
I hate bl**dy baths - they are just not 'fit for purpose' - sitting around in a puddle of your own grot just doesn't seem a sensible way to get clean.
Being so big (oooh matron) it boils down to 'washing by instalments' and a most unsatisfying experience.
I can see the point of relaxing in a big tub after I've had a shower to get clean - especially if I can coax someone to join me - but for routine ablutions I can't wait to get home to my walk-in shower.
< grubby dave >
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Burly.....adj. with a strong, heavy body, sturdy.
Well I didn't pick him up so I can't say how heavy he is, Kiki.
I was driving so he didn't have to pick me up off the pub floor. Seems quite strong. The barman`s balls didn`t pose a problem.
He seems fairly sturdy....didn't fall over or anything.
He's flipping tall though.
Well I didn't pick him up so I can't say how heavy he is, Kiki.
I was driving so he didn't have to pick me up off the pub floor. Seems quite strong. The barman`s balls didn`t pose a problem.
He seems fairly sturdy....didn't fall over or anything.
He's flipping tall though.