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How old now is the person you had sex with first.

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  • Dazzler21
    Dazzler21 Posts: 51,361

    Dazzler21 said:

    iainment said:

    I'm 61. She's now 76.

    My word.

    Is this why you took offence when someone made the "paedophiles are all remainers" comment?

    As you were once a paedo's play thing?
    He could have been 18 and she would have been 33.

    Is that really that bad? if it were the other way, I have no doubt people would be calling him a 'Lad' for it.
    Depends how long she was grooming him for?

    Depends how scruffy he was.
  • This thread reminds me of when I started working in the city. I was in my early 20s and had just got with my girlfriend (who 18 years (and three kids)later is now my wife). There was a bird in the office (can't remember her name) who was about 35. We were out one evening and it was getting late and just the two of us were left in the pub. We left at closing time and were walking down near Ludgate Circus and she literally just jumped on me. She said she lived near Euston station and it would take ten minutes in a cab to get back to her place.

    I'm not gonna lie.....I bottled it. I thought 35 was well old and didn't want things to be awkward at work afterwards.

    I still regret that decision to this day. I'm pretty sure she was an absolute filthbag and I'd have probably had the ride of my life. Hindsight eh?



  • Garrymanilow
    Garrymanilow Posts: 13,178
    Came here to post a joke about it being in cat years. Found two people had beaten me to it. Fundamentally disappointed.
  • Came here to post a joke about it being in cat years. Found two people had beaten me to it. Fundamentally disappointed.

    I've given you a LOL in sympathy.
  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491

    This thread reminds me of when I started working in the city. I was in my early 20s and had just got with my girlfriend (who 18 years (and three kids)later is now my wife). There was a bird in the office (can't remember her name) who was about 35. We were out one evening and it was getting late and just the two of us were left in the pub. We left at closing time and were walking down near Ludgate Circus and she literally just jumped on me. She said she lived near Euston station and it would take ten minutes in a cab to get back to her place.

    I'm not gonna lie.....I bottled it. I thought 35 was well old and didn't want things to be awkward at work afterwards.

    I still regret that decision to this day. I'm pretty sure she was an absolute filthbag and I'd have probably had the ride of my life. Hindsight eh?



    Brilliant, despite going on to marry and have children with your then Bird, you regret not cheering on her!

    Internet high five brother!
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600

    This thread reminds me of when I started working in the city. I was in my early 20s and had just got with my girlfriend (who 18 years (and three kids)later is now my wife). There was a bird in the office (can't remember her name) who was about 35. We were out one evening and it was getting late and just the two of us were left in the pub. We left at closing time and were walking down near Ludgate Circus and she literally just jumped on me. She said she lived near Euston station and it would take ten minutes in a cab to get back to her place.

    I'm not gonna lie.....I bottled it. I thought 35 was well old and didn't want things to be awkward at work afterwards.

    I still regret that decision to this day. I'm pretty sure she was an absolute filthbag and I'd have probably had the ride of my life. Hindsight eh?



    Ah, but did she have a cat though?
  • cafcdave123
    cafcdave123 Posts: 11,491

    This thread reminds me of when I started working in the city. I was in my early 20s and had just got with my girlfriend (who 18 years (and three kids)later is now my wife). There was a bird in the office (can't remember her name) who was about 35. We were out one evening and it was getting late and just the two of us were left in the pub. We left at closing time and were walking down near Ludgate Circus and she literally just jumped on me. She said she lived near Euston station and it would take ten minutes in a cab to get back to her place.

    I'm not gonna lie.....I bottled it. I thought 35 was well old and didn't want things to be awkward at work afterwards.

    I still regret that decision to this day. I'm pretty sure she was an absolute filthbag and I'd have probably had the ride of my life. Hindsight eh?



    Ah, but did she have a cat though?
    She was his cat...
  • Utterly bizarre. Who's asks strangers questions like this on a football forum?
  • Garrymanilow
    Garrymanilow Posts: 13,178

    This thread reminds me of when I started working in the city. I was in my early 20s and had just got with my girlfriend (who 18 years (and three kids)later is now my wife). There was a bird in the office (can't remember her name) who was about 35. We were out one evening and it was getting late and just the two of us were left in the pub. We left at closing time and were walking down near Ludgate Circus and she literally just jumped on me. She said she lived near Euston station and it would take ten minutes in a cab to get back to her place.

    I'm not gonna lie.....I bottled it. I thought 35 was well old and didn't want things to be awkward at work afterwards.

    I still regret that decision to this day. I'm pretty sure she was an absolute filthbag and I'd have probably had the ride of my life. Hindsight eh?



    Ah, but did she have a cat though?
    She was his cat...
    That would explain the bit where she jumped on him for no reason

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  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600

    This thread reminds me of when I started working in the city. I was in my early 20s and had just got with my girlfriend (who 18 years (and three kids)later is now my wife). There was a bird in the office (can't remember her name) who was about 35. We were out one evening and it was getting late and just the two of us were left in the pub. We left at closing time and were walking down near Ludgate Circus and she literally just jumped on me. She said she lived near Euston station and it would take ten minutes in a cab to get back to her place.

    I'm not gonna lie.....I bottled it. I thought 35 was well old and didn't want things to be awkward at work afterwards.

    I still regret that decision to this day. I'm pretty sure she was an absolute filthbag and I'd have probably had the ride of my life. Hindsight eh?



    Ah, but did she have a cat though?
    She was his cat...
    That would explain the bit where she jumped on him for no reason
    And she always used to go to the toilet in somebody else's garden.
  • Huskaris
    Huskaris Posts: 9,854
    This thread is bizarre, disgusting and captivating in equal measure. I love it.
  • i_b_b_o_r_g
    i_b_b_o_r_g Posts: 18,948
    Did you lay back after and light up a catnip bifta, blowing smoke rings into the are, while she stuck a leg in the air and licked away any "mess"?
  • EastStand
    EastStand Posts: 4,109

    Did you lay back after and light up a catnip bifta, blowing smoke rings into the are, while she stuck a leg in the air and licked away any "mess"?

    Can I like, lol and flag this?!
  • Macronate
    Macronate Posts: 12,898

    This thread reminds me of when I started working in the city. I was in my early 20s and had just got with my girlfriend (who 18 years (and three kids)later is now my wife). There was a bird in the office (can't remember her name) who was about 35. We were out one evening and it was getting late and just the two of us were left in the pub. We left at closing time and were walking down near Ludgate Circus and she literally just jumped on me. She said she lived near Euston station and it would take ten minutes in a cab to get back to her place.

    I'm not gonna lie.....I bottled it. I thought 35 was well old and didn't want things to be awkward at work afterwards.

    I still regret that decision to this day. I'm pretty sure she was an absolute filthbag and I'd have probably had the ride of my life. Hindsight eh?



    The romance in this post brought a tear to my eye.
  • lolwray
    lolwray Posts: 4,906
    CAFCsayer said:

    CAFCsayer said:

    iainment said:

    I'm 61. She's now 76.

    My word.

    Is that in cat years or human years?

    iainment said:

    I'm 61. She's now 76.

    My word.

    Is that in cat years?
    Only a couple of hours late. Paw effort
    cat hours ?
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600

    Did you lay back after and light up a catnip bifta, blowing smoke rings into the are, while she stuck a leg in the air and licked away any "mess"?

    Wish I could LOL this more than once.
  • PaddyP17
    PaddyP17 Posts: 13,037

    This is quite possibly the most laziest police investigation into historic underage sex ever. And so far all its proved is that one bloke has had sex with a cat.

    There's a pussy joke in here but I'm not witty enough to think of it, so can you all just LOL me on the basis that I pointed out the potential for humour?

    Cheers x
  • Wheresmeticket
    Wheresmeticket Posts: 17,304
    edited February 2017
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    PaddyP17 said:

    This is quite possibly the most laziest police investigation into historic underage sex ever. And so far all its proved is that one bloke has had sex with a cat.

    There's a pussy joke in here but I'm not witty enough to think of it, so can you all just LOL me on the basis that I pointed out the potential for humour?

    Cheers x
    Flagged for laziness.

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  • About 65. She was in my year at secondary school & used to give lads hand relief for their dinner money. I have often wondered what became of her ( probably a millionaire ex prostitute ). And by the way I did go hungry a few times.

    I wonder if she still does it? Would help a few of us out in the "let's get stoned thread"
  • About 65. She was in my year at secondary school & used to give lads hand relief for their dinner money. I have often wondered what became of her ( probably a millionaire ex prostitute ). And by the way I did go hungry a few times.

    What is hand relief?

    At present I have tennis elbow and is sore beyond words. Perhaps this lady has a cure.
  • cabbles
    cabbles Posts: 15,257
    How old is the first the first mushroom you ever ate and is it safe to sleep with this girl............
  • T_C_E
    T_C_E Posts: 16,421

    About 65. She was in my year at secondary school & used to give lads hand relief for their dinner money. I have often wondered what became of her ( probably a millionaire ex prostitute ). And by the way I did go hungry a few times.

    What is hand relief?

    At present I have tennis elbow and is sore beyond words.
    Coincidently so does she! ;)
  • uie2
    uie2 Posts: 4,596
    edited February 2017
    Sadly my first passed away in 2001 , she was only 23 at the time of her death ! It was a tragic loss , I was still friends with her when she went way to soon! RIP Kelly!
  • bbob
    bbob Posts: 550

    About 65. She was in my year at secondary school & used to give lads hand relief for their dinner money. I have often wondered what became of her ( probably a millionaire ex prostitute ). And by the way I did go hungry a few times.

    What is hand relief?

    At present I have tennis elbow and is sore beyond words. Perhaps this lady has a cure.
    Did you misread the OP Elf's? The lads had to part with money....
  • kentaddick
    kentaddick Posts: 18,729
    25, now we've moved in with each other. Not the only person i've slept with and we spent a few years apart after the fact but no one's come close to her.
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,021
    edited February 2017

    About 65. She was in my year at secondary school & used to give lads hand relief for their dinner money. I have often wondered what became of her ( probably a millionaire ex prostitute ). And by the way I did go hungry a few times.

    What is hand relief?

    At present I have tennis elbow and is sore beyond words. Perhaps this lady has a cure.
    I had tennis elbow a couple of years ago. I'm sure it was due to carrying heavy items with a straight arm.

    Stop carrying heavy items or if you have to, ensure you keep your elbow bent.

    Mine cleared up quickly once I did this, after nagging me for years.
  • clb74
    clb74 Posts: 10,824

    About 65. She was in my year at secondary school & used to give lads hand relief for their dinner money. I have often wondered what became of her ( probably a millionaire ex prostitute ). And by the way I did go hungry a few times.

    What is hand relief?

    At present I have tennis elbow and is sore beyond words. Perhaps this lady has a cure.
    I had tennis elbow a couple of years ago. I'm sure it was due to carrying heavy items with a straight arm.

    Stop carrying heavy items or if you have to, ensure you keep your elbow bent.

    Mine cleared up quickly once I did this, after nagging me for years.
    Must be his wallet that heavy item.