Turing law

[Owlswing]

I boasted when I was 13 that I was never going to have  a boyfriend or get married, have kids etc. Two years later I met my husband, we seemed to get on, I still have no idea why. We conducted our 'courtship', if you can call it that, by letter or telephone calls as he lived in the UK. We saw each other during school and university hols, we married four years later. I would never want another relationship, if something  happened to him, one is more than enough.

Lucky you!

[Hope]

Oy there, I've 'loved' more than one or two in my time, I ain't no slapper!  Well not now at any rate, chance would be a fine thing.
I like to think Jesus had 'bromances'.

Depends on what you refer to as 'bromances', Brownie.  I can think of plenty of people who have never wanted to have a 'special' friend, of either gender, because of their being too busy making money/serving a particular cause of belief/etc./ etc.

Remember that sexualk attractin is only of many facets of the human make-up.

[Hope]

Jesus, supposedly, loved all men . . . . slaaaaaaaaag!

Except that the 'eros' term is never used to describe the 'love' that he had for all men (humanity in the Greek).  I realise that it is difficult for some here to imagine life without sexual experiences - but plenty of your fellow humans have.

[Owlswing]

Except that the 'eros' term is never used to describe the 'love' that he had for all men (humanity in the Greek).  I realise that it is difficult for some here to imagine life without sexual experiences - but plenty of your fellow humans have.

Another Hopeless sense of humour failure!

[Brownie]

I too think the lucky ones are those who strike oil first time Owlswing, I've known a few, like our floo, who have been really happy - but they are few.  Most people go round the block a couple of times when they're young. 

[Nearly Sane]

Good news from Scottish Govt

http://tinyurl.com/h87cydy

[Shaker]

Revisiting an old thread on account of today's news: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38814338

[Nearly Sane]

Revisiting an old thread on account of today's news: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38814338

the watering down of the original position on people living is noted

[Nearly Sane]

So it looks like at last we are doing this in , and doing it better in, Scotland


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-41108768

[Owlswing]

So it looks like at last we are doing this in , and doing it better in, Scotland


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-41108768

HOOOORAY!

[Robbie]

Quite right, long overdue.

[Humph Warden Bennett]

So Hugh Despenser gets a pardon too?

[Nearly Sane]

So Hugh Despenser gets a pardon too?

No

[Nearly Sane]

So the pardon and the disregard process applies from today. I hadn't realised that importuning was excluded in the England and Wales Act.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-50002745