04 Mar 10
Originally posted by trev33:'( only to be expected, i suppose. after generations and generations, it must be bred into the line.
so while having sex you're looking at that general area? weird.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lie_back_and_think_of_England
The origins of the phrase are not clear. According to one urban legend, "lie back and think of England" was an instruction given to brides or women in general in the Victorian Era regarding how to cope with the sexual demands of their husbands. Childbearing was considered a patriotic duty but at the same time women were not supposed to enjoy sexual intercourse and new brides in particular would even have been ignorant of the facts about sex. One version of this legend has it that Queen Victoria gave this instruction to her daughter on her wedding night. According to other, perhaps less reliable, urban legends[2], the phrase originated in Lady Alice Hillingdon (1857-1940) Journal in 1912 [1].
I am happy now that George calls on my bedchamber less frequently than of old. As it is, I now endure but two calls a week, and when I hear his steps outside my door I lie down on my bed, close my eyes, open my legs and think of England.[3]
04 Mar 10
Originally posted by trev33when you got hitched did the elders give the new couple a couple of copies of this?:
stare at either for 5 mins and tell me it's not ugly.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instruction_and_Advice_for_the_Young_Bride
Instruction and advice for the young bride is a booklet[1] written by Ruth Smythers in 1894 and published in Spiritual Guidance Press, New York, reprinted by The Madison Institute Newsletter, Fall Issue, that same year. It concerns the sexual conduct and expectations of women in America in the late 19th century. The full original title of the book is Instruction and Advice for the Young Bride on the Conduct and Procedure of the Intimate and Personal Relationships of the Marriage State for the Greater Spiritual Sanctity of this Blessed Sacrament and the Glory of God.
04 Mar 10
Originally posted by trev33No. Neither. Wonder if your point of view is shared within the food chain and jungle.
you didn't get the memo?
well now that you know that both are ugly which would you say is in general uglier?
Wonder also how your design ideas may have differed if you had been consulted.
04 Mar 10
Originally posted by Grampy Bobbyhe's from the UK, right?
No. Neither. Wonder if your point of view is shared within the food chain and jungle.
Wonder also how your design ideas may have differed if you had been consulted.
think Elton John's glasses.
encrusted with rhinestones and feathers and whatnot.
