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bretthov wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 10, 2021 8:05 pm

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Even with this limited wear, I notice some chafing on my thighs that I was not used to.
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They sell thigh bands for that. Never used, but looks like they might be useful, if not wanting to wear stockings or tights.
https://www.bandelettes.com/shop/

Well, isn't this just kind of a sporran?

A coincidence.
That address drops the pin, on Google map, about 150 metres off the place we had a motorhome parked two nights about three years ago. My partner participated in the Dingle Marathon. Travelled around western Ireland about two weeks after that. Nice place.

Well, it IS the off-topic section... ;-) Then may I politely ask for the topic to be changed from Questions About The English Language to 'arguments about USA politics', upon which I have no great interest? R'Amen to that! ...or open another thread for your debate about US politics to be ignored by...

By Colette Sheridan ...Should they not wait until they’re 18 before making any life-changing decisions that would see them undergoing hormone treatment and operations to realign their sexuality? ... I do wish these journalists would check their sources before repeating the lies put about by the 'ha...

Very good. But Fred I don't get the "Millenial Anti Theft Device" on the tyre cover of the car. I have a well-developed sense of humour but someone will have to explain that one to me as it's just passed me by. Manual transmission. Has reportedly been too complicated for some car thieves on the wes...

It is perfect.
Easy to dress up; just don a kilt over it and you are city-shape.

One point of view: “I can’t help feeling that it would be an awful shame if what we’ve gone to so much trouble to do, to collect the European big nations together, to break it all up now would be a crying shame,” said Mr Chardin, 94, from Cambridge, in a BBC interview at the 75th anniversary commemo...

... As for the Remainders, suppose that they get their way and we vote again to stay, what would the reaction be of the other countries? --- The reaction: Crazy Brits, but luckily they got their minds back before too late. Let's continue our living. What I have heard, Brexit would be the end of the...

....But I’m betting Vladimir Putin understands it pretty well. That is exactly how I, as a fellow European, understand this. Can't now find the source, but I remember seeing some (probably doubtful) info of Russian monetary back-up to brexiters in UK. But being that true or not, Brexit is another w...

A lighter side of a serious matter, and looks like he is wearing a skirt. https://scontent-arn2-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/55823777_1875182742586818_1244092532040663040_n.jpg?_nc_cat=1&_nc_ht=scontent-arn2-2.xx&oh=6d8bce6abd93b3080c2240867642bf0e&oe=5D46DD22 For those who use Facebook, here is the link...

In Finland we have some paternity leave. Have a look on the official page:
https://www.kela.fi/web/en/paternity-allowance
and this:
https://www.kela.fi/web/en/parental-allowance

... Except for one... male home-making. While it is practiced by a few men, it is generally considered a taboo lifestyle and the man who is "the stay at home dad" is typically teased and perhaps even shunned to a degree by the local community. ... Still yet, for a man to engage in a more submissive...

Have you already checked these?
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/produ ... x-problems
or
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/produ ... or-hanging
I had some problems a year or two ago but got it fixed with the advice from those pages.

If every member would think up an interesting topic there would be more responses and would stimulate activity. I like finding interesting threads. Well, what's the point? Even if someone writes an interesting topic, the conversation turns to something totally different after some half a dozen post...