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Craig, 2 points. You say 'about 15' so she may well have been 16/17 and secondly, if this was the case, would you? All my neighbours are shit. Not one even remotely worth a poke. There is a milf of all milfs down the street though.

In theory, she was definitely in the "would" category if she was 16/17. Don't know if I would actually be willing to go through with something with someone that age though. :unsure:

My fiancee was 15 when I started going out with her, but I was only 17 at the time, so that's different.

Upon mentioning the parcel collection part of the story to my mum, she told me that one of the daughters was 15, so I'm guessing my original estimate was correct.

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I'd like to share this passage from the first James Bond novel, Casino Royale:

"The night-club was small and dark, lit only by candles in gilded candelabra whose warm light was repeated in wall mirrors set in more gold picture frames. The walls were covered in dark red satin and the chairs and banquettes in matching red plush. In the far corner, a trio, consisting of a piano, an electric guitar and drums, was playing "La Vie en Rose" with muted sweetness. Seduction dripped on the quietly throbbing air. It seemed to Bond that every couple must be touching with passion under the tables.

They were given a corner table near the door. Bond ordered a bottle of Veuve Clicquot and..."

I'd like to stop there, and I'd like you to take a guess at what might possibly be next. What could Bond be ordering with his Veuve Clicquot? A martini for himself? Perhaps he requires an ashtray? A serving of caviar perhaps, given he is in the nightclub of the most illustrious casino in France?

Nope, he opted for this:

scrambled eggs and bacon.

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I'd like to share this passage from William McGonagall's 'The Nithsdale Widow and Her Son':

"To this pitiful detail of her circumstances the villain made no reply,

But drew a pistol from his holster, and cried, "Your cow must die!"

Then riding up to the poor cow, discharged it through her head,

When the innocent animal instantly fell down dead."

The Tay Bridge Disaster takes too much attention away from dozens of other classics imo.

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I'd like to share this passage from the first James Bond novel, Casino Royale:

"The night-club was small and dark, lit only by candles in gilded candelabra whose warm light was repeated in wall mirrors set in more gold picture frames. The walls were covered in dark red satin and the chairs and banquettes in matching red plush. In the far corner, a trio, consisting of a piano, an electric guitar and drums, was playing "La Vie en Rose" with muted sweetness. Seduction dripped on the quietly throbbing air. It seemed to Bond that every couple must be touching with passion under the tables.

They were given a corner table near the door. Bond ordered a bottle of Veuve Clicquot and..."

I'd like to stop there, and I'd like you to take a guess at what might possibly be next. What could Bond be ordering with his Veuve Clicquot? A martini for himself? Perhaps he requires an ashtray? A serving of caviar perhaps, given he is in the nightclub of the most illustrious casino in France?

Nope, he opted for this:

scrambled eggs and bacon.

Ian Flemings description of food and drink is fantastic....and also describing beautiful women with a flaw , like a limp or a broken nose.

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Two essays due for 5pm on Wednesday and I'm on course to have them in a 5pm Tuesday! Why am I on time for once? Because if I left it to the last minute I would not be able to see The View at Fat Sams on Wednesday.

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