Tell Me Something............Anything!

[Marco]

Classic, innit?

Ye cannae whack the old Scottish comedies!

That's also why 'beaver hunting', in Glasgow, takes on a whole new meaning... You can floss your teeth on some of the 'fur'

Marco.

[struth]

we all like a bit o' beaver

[Ninanina]

Lol, what are you lot like!

Using your imagination to 'fill n the blanks', as you say, is definitely sexier. As I said before, the bouncy-castle tart you mentioned before was precisely that: an attention-seeking tart, and would've got a major ticking off for her behaviour, had she been my wife, not that Del would dream of behaving like that, even though she's small and agile enough to make a good job of jumping up and down on a bouncy castle or trampoline, and not look ridiculous - indeed she's still a big kid herself!

As Bev says, flashing things like that is slutty, and lacks class. Indeed, if I'd been there with male friends, I'd have been laughing *at* her, not with her, and we'd have found her rather tragic! Fair enough if a woman chooses not to wear knickers under her skirt, because she likes the freedom it gives and makes her feel sexy or naughty, but that should be her 'little secret', and perhaps that of her partner, not something that she broadcasts to the world. I'm sure that Bev would agree

Marco.

Totally agree with all that Marco...

Flashing the bits is slutty and classless, not sexy at all, well not to me and any guys I've known anyway as it leaves nothing to the imagination. Yes I'd have laughed at her as well and definitely found it rather tragic that she feels that's the right way to behave, which it's not..

I totally 'get' the feeling of wearing no nicks but I'd want to keep it as my, and my partners, 'little secret' as that's the sexy/naughty bit don't you think ?

[Marco]

Absolutely! It's those types of things that can really spice up a relationship

Marco.

[Ninanina]

Well it needed a good tidy up after all the kids had been hedge-hopping. And I was working with a large canvas - not so much Brazilian, more like Brazil. It's what got me interested in topiary.

The thoguht of your full Brazil Steve conjures up so many thoughts....

[Ninanina]

Absolutely! It's those types of things that can really spice up a relationship

Marco.

Totally agree with that ....as you get older more things seem to be able to 'spice it up' as well... which is nice....

[struth]

A flash of the thigh is more seductive than bare assed nudity in the right hands

[Ninanina]

In my experience all guys are different... to some the best clothes are the one's in a pile on the floor but for others sexy undies are the way to go... I guess everyone to their own...

[Macca]

Did a business ethics course at work this week. Quite confusing. You cannot accept any gift from a client that 'might be considered extravagant'


So there's a question 'A client offers you a box set of DVDs, can you accept it?' So I answer 'Yes'. I'm thinking an extravagant gift is like a Rolex or something. I mean a box set of DVDs, it's what? Twenty quid value tops. Who's buying DVDs nowadays ffs? But apparently that's wrong and you can't accept a DVD box set, it's an extravagant gift. A coffee mug with the client's name on it is okay though. Whoopee doo.

But later they ask 'Is it okay for a client to take you out to a show, buy you a meal at a restaurant and put you up in an hotel for the night?' - And the answer is yes, that is perfectly fine.

I'm really struggling with it tbh.

[Barry]

Did a business ethics course at work this week. Quite confusing. You cannot accept any gift from a client that 'might be considered extravagant'


So there's a question 'A client offers you a box set of DVDs, can you accept it?' So I answer 'Yes'. I'm thinking an extravagant gift is like a Rolex or something. I mean a box set of DVDs, it's what? Twenty quid value tops. Who's buying DVDs nowadays ffs? But apparently that's wrong and you can't accept a DVD box set, it's an extravagant gift. A coffee mug with the client's name on it is okay though. Whoopee doo.

But later they ask 'Is it okay for a client to take you out to a show, buy you a meal at a restaurant and put you up in an hotel for the night?' - And the answer is yes, that is perfectly fine.

I'm really struggling with it tbh.

We were all asked to go on one. It was when I worked for BAE Systems ('nuff said about the ethics of a defense company and weapons manufacturer). I declined - finding their hypocrisy remarkable.