26-08-2015, 05:32 PM
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Re: What caught your eye
Originally Posted by EZ Rider
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I met my wife fifty seven years ago at a friends birthday party. I was eighteen and she was only fourteen although I didn't know that at the time. She had a beautiful smile, long black hair and a figure that no girl at that age should have. Anyway we were married four years later and celebrated our 53rd this month.
26-08-2015, 06:16 PM
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Re: What caught your eye
Originally Posted by orangutan
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When I first saw a photo of the man in my life I was struck by how alert and intelligent he looked. When I met him, he was such a happy chappy. We went for a walk together and I was smitten. Then I saw the love in his eyes, but he was looking at another woman 
But I managed to part them from each other, brazen hussy that I was…
He still has all the traits that I loved, but the love in his eyes is now for me.
And I think by now he may have forgotten his life at the dog rescue shelter.
27-08-2015, 03:33 PM
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Re: What caught your eye
Originally Posted by Hanfonius
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What a beautiful story. Orangutan........ and you have partner that has a special quality that many to not have - faithfulness.
27-08-2015, 04:11 PM
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If this response upsets you, I apologise in advance....Back in the 1980's, my wife and I decided to adopt a kitten. It would, we decided, make our family complete.
We heard that the local police station were looking after a young cat that they had 'picked up', and when we saw this little black and white moggie looking very sheepish inside of a wire cage, we took it to heart. It was explained that the previous owner, the husband, had kicked this cat so hard, it had become lodged behind a radiator. The wife rang the police asking for help!!! The local bobby saw how distressed the cat was - and wrenched the radiator off the wall. The husband threatened to sue him for damages!!!
They also told us of another kitten they knew of that was desperately in need of a good home. The husband decided to get rid of a litter of unwanted kittens by flushing them down the toilet. His wife also rang the police for help - and just the last kitten was saved.
Those two kittens grew up with us. We loved them like nothing else. They lived long after the kids went to university, then left to start their own lives. For fourteen years, they gave us pure and unforgiving love.
Men? They can be absolute bar stewards when it comes to harmless animals...
27-08-2015, 11:43 PM
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Re: What caught your eye
Originally Posted by orangutan
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When I first saw a photo of the man in my life I was struck by how alert and intelligent he looked. When I met him, he was such a happy chappy. We went for a walk together and I was smitten. Then I saw the love in his eyes, but he was looking at another woman But I managed to part them from each other, brazen hussy that I was…
He still has all the traits that I loved, but the love in his eyes is now for me.
And I think by now he may have forgotten his life at the dog rescue shelter.
Aah, that's lovely Ania. I thought for a minute you'd got an Adonis tucked away over there.
How old was he when you found him?
28-08-2015, 09:12 AM
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Re: What caught your eye
Originally Posted by Mups
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Aah, that's lovely Ania. I thought for a minute you'd got an Adonis tucked away over there. How old was he when you found him?
I was disillusioned with Adonis long ago
, and anyway he wasn't a patch on my Bennie!
28-08-2015, 12:42 PM
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Re: What caught your eye
Originally Posted by Mups
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Aah, that's lovely Ania. I thought for a minute you'd got an Adonis tucked away over there. How old was he when you found him?
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