What Life Has Taught Me!

[Limehouse]

Oh, Claire, please don't discourage the wearing of skirts. Around where I live, all the women are wearing Lulu Lemon pants all the time. One hardly gets to see a nice bit of feminine thigh, even when it's windy. Me, I miss mini-skirts; but I suppose they aren't coming back any time soon. Too bad. I always thought that they made the wearer and the viewer have a better day.

Grief Maurice - if you want mini skirts - come to the UK. In some places they hardly know the difference between skirts and belts!

[Sister Hyde]

Life has taught me to always expect the worst, this way you can always be happily surprised when something positiv actually happen.

[The Good Michael]

Life has taught me that those who want to try and save my soul, are really looking for the opportunity to save their own.

Mike

[Sister Hyde]

Life has taught me that those who want to try and save my soul, are really looking for the opportunity to save their own.

Mike

ahahah is it that bad?

[ChrisGeorge]

Hi Bob

Not so much to contribute to this thread but I would just like to note how interesting your "On the Sofa" interview in Ripperologist proved. You have led quite a life. Fine stuff, Bob.

Chris

[claire]

I'd love to ask what Lulu lemon pants are, but life has taught me not to ask questions that are likely to lead to disappointing answers

[The Grave Maurice]

Claire,

Lululemon is a Canadian company. They make pants like these: http://shop.lululemon.com/products/c...s?pagesize=All
and can't seem to make them fast enough. Everyone seems to be wearing them. Wish I'd bought stock at the IPO.

[claire]

Oh, this is because everyone is into yoga Which has its own compensations, or so I'm told...

[Bob Hinton]

Oh really...

I'd love to ask what Lulu lemon pants are, but life has taught me not to ask questions that are likely to lead to disappointing answers

Actually I was working up the courage to ask that!

[Phil Carter]

Hello Bob,

Herewith..

http://www.google.no/search?q=lulu+lemon+pants&hl=no&client=firefox-a&hs=FUS&sa=G&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&channel=s&prmd=ivnso&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&ei=tIeuTarHOoXysgahx-nXDA&ved=0CCUQsAQ&biw=1680&bih=889

best wishes

Phil

[Bob Hinton]

Many thanks.

Hi Bob

Not so much to contribute to this thread but I would just like to note how interesting your "On the Sofa" interview in Ripperologist proved. You have led quite a life. Fine stuff, Bob.

Chris

Appreciate it Chris. When I started writing it I was a bit taken aback how long it was turning out so I did check with the Editor to make sure it was ok to take up so much space. It is really weird to actually go back over your entire life like that, it's not something you normally do. I can thoroughly recommend it to everyone!

[belinda]

Do not wait until tommorow to buy that thing you saw in the shops. It won't be there

[Celesta]

Life has taught me to always expect the worst, this way you can always be happily surprised when something positiv actually happen.

A philosophy I'm well acquainted with, Sister H.

[Celesta]

Do not wait until tommorow to buy that thing you saw in the shops. It won't be there

This is one of the great truths of the Universe, Belinda!

[Errata]

If you are active, and play sports, never ever EVER acquire the nickname "Duck".