I'm in a situation. Serious advice from wise people needed.

[SARGE]

betcha you remember the name of the first gun you fired though, sarge

yea .. Was a 1968 model remington .22lr semi auto with a walnut stock, iron sights and a 14 round magazine .. Still apparently own it in the states..

What kind of freak names guns?

yea .. like you dont ...


my issue M16A2 was named Cheryl..


oh .. speaking of .. a few weeks away and im gonna post up a pic of my NEW toy....

[nudemetalz]

oh .. speaking of .. a few weeks away and im gonna post up a pic of my NEW toy....

I love the smell of a new weapon in the morning.....

[SARGE]

I love the smell of a new weapon in the morning.....

smells like ... CLP

[McJim]

I was with the same girl for 13 years in Glasgow. Started going out when we were 16. I moved to London for work and she dumped me. I was 28.

I drank a lot and shagged a lot (lived in Soho) had to move out of Central London before I died of alcohol poisoning or sexual exhaustion.

Life is by no means nearly over at 28. Start getting desparate if you're 60 and still single.

Have fun experimenting with new ladies

[FJRider]

Have fun experimenting with new ladies

Or the old(er) ladies ....

[TomJ]

Oh and avoid drinking till you flake, riding like a maniac and going all chaotic... all you will do is hurt yourself and build resentment.

(speaking from good experience here)[/QUOTE]

fully agreed here, it is too easy to let your right hand twist away when angry and suddenly you are going far too fast and not thinking about the next corner until its all too late!

take it steady and take your time

all the best

[Hans]

All under control at this end...Thanks for giving a shit.

[marioc]

Think of this as an exicting new chapter,where you are free to pursue whatever you choose

[ynot slow]

All under control at this end...Thanks for giving a shit.

Good to catch up on weekend.

[george formby]

I feel for you, been their after 14 years. Looking back it's the best thing that happened to me. The hardest thing initially was finding out who I was again after spending 14 years considering my partner in everything I did. I was lost for a bit. When I realised that people still liked me & I was average in breaking up I just carried on with my life, made new friends & made positive decisions for my future. Time, being honest with myself & keeping a positive attitude despite the little demons that would occasionally try to get me down sorted me out quickly.
When I was balanced again & more confident I started internet dating & rooted myself senseless for awhile, I also realised that I had a second bite at the apple to realise a load of dreams which in my relationship had been impossible. I am a far happier & better person now than I was before my break up. Don't beat yourself up, slowly make your life your own again. All the best.