Speaking as an Aberdonian who very much misses the dunes I’d say please fuck right off.

When I was a kid I saw two groups of sparrows taunting a robin. There was some grain on the ground and the sparrows were eating it. The Robin attacked and chased them off. Then a second group came. So the Robin chased that group off. First group of sparrows swept in again.

One client I have is a family run business. The father a man in his fifties treats me as an equal and if I say that what they require should be done a certain way accepts my word. Just tells me to make it so.

I never bothered taking tools, however a few of my classmates used to tinker around with extending their wireless range. i have fond memories of the pringles.

I was fourtine when I started reading Pawn of Prophesy in the library. At the School library though the Librarians wouldn't let me read Queen of Sorcery as they felt that I was too young.

The thing I like about the Belgariad is that he writes about things like supply lines.

When I was deeply unhappy as a tween and as a teenager Terrys books were there for me. Humorous, yet he wasn't afraid to write about the dark either. Those stories and characters boyed me up when I needed a shred of something to hold on to.

Its an ankh crossed with a djed pillar. The pillar is Osiris's backbone. Loved Ace of Base as a kid. I'm back to being 15 all over again,

It is mostly teenage girls but look around at fandom in general.

A client of mine was a dominatrix and when she was fitting out her dungeon, the creepiest room in there was the Nursery.

Its a difficult but worthy goal. In any group where content is published online someone will feel excluded. People can be a wee bit shy. But I think you are on the right track with the original post.

Thanks for asking this. To be fair though, I'm a woman and I find some of the stuff in the Art of Manliness quite useful. Its one of my favourite blogs.

I've been playing about with the coccoon organisers and one suggestion I saw was for it to store makeup securely. One of the extra tinyones I reckon would go nicely into a clutch purse. So I might get a tiny one for that. I've found toiletry bags to be a bit fiddly when looking for my specific makeup kit for an…

Yes our house still does. I remember hiding behind the sofa when Doctor Who got scary. But the space behind the sofa is a common think.

*hands you the brain bleach*

my Dad has them too. My love of pinup and fantasy illustrations came from those 3 books.

The family I stayed with had no influence so I don't know of any corrupt practices.

I wish it was. Sadly even by Dubliners Tallaght is seen as the projects. I think thats the term, I am from Scotland andthe equivalent folks are called skiemies.

It also doesn't help that they lived in Tallaight. Which is a notorious suburb in Dublin. My ex came from there and hated it. It tends to be full of bigots, so it's a bit crap if you are living there and not native to Dublin/gay/ethnic minority.

Come to think of it during Thud! Captain Vimes also has a backup personality.