posted January 17, 2009 03:30 PM         

I see what you're asking now.

So to answer your question-

posted January 17, 2009 04:00 PM         

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posted January 17, 2009 04:19 PM         

Ok, yes, i know what you mean. And since you didn't feel that a romance between you and those females was likely to happen you've kind of let the feelings go dormant...

Yes, i have actually tasted the soul connection before. But that's a touchy subject, so i can't really talk about it here. But i've only felt it once. Like you, i have spotted individuals who i know i could have a deep connection with... however, those few men are taken. So i let it boil beneath the surface instead of acting.

posted January 17, 2009 04:24 PM         

Hmm, Moon square Venus- that's a baddie. Sorry about that, i'll try to keep it under control!

posted January 17, 2009 04:46 PM         

Yeah, there are a few troubling aspects there. The 12th house has never treated me kindly, and we both have some planets falling into the other's 12th.

posted January 17, 2009 05:24 PM         

MVM ~ I wish you would cook for me, anything with goats cheese or camembert would go down a treat.

Spunkini ~ in truth it is just me and my rose-tinted glasses thinks mr bm looks like Olivier Martinez. Similar kind of thing, just after being bashed with a couple of golf clubs.

Carry on kids, I feel like I am intruding.

posted January 17, 2009 05:50 PM         

The Venus/Jupiter 12th Sq. Moon/Uranus 3rd looks like deception to me, but I'm still inclined to follow chart-to-chart comparison more than composites.

Our Suns falling in each other's 1st house is interesting. I imagine that might cause more of a power struggle than understanding for a Leo and a Scorpio. Add your Mars oppose all of my Scorpio, and it seems like potential for control issues.

Control/power and deception appear to be possible negative themes to me.

I'm not sure what to make of your Pluto in conjunction with all of my Scorpio business.

posted January 17, 2009 05:55 PM         

Anyway, I just want to throw this one out into the ether, a little thought about men and their primal instincts. I'm not talking sexual here, not at all, I'm talking those competitive urges, that kind of deep-rooted thing. Like if you are working with two males of the species on different projects, and they have this urge to prove that they are better than each other, although it doesn't really matter. At least if you are the average woman who just wants to get the job done to a standard. Of course they don't realise what they are doing with their chest-thumping Alpha male gig, it's only when you sit back and look at how it is all playing out.

posted January 17, 2009 05:56 PM         

Forgive my meanderings intruding on your chat.

posted January 17, 2009 06:03 PM         

Oh my god
You're so right about this, Blue Moon...I can't count the times my dad's come in with his purchases to show my mother, with a grin on his face.
And he's called my mother from the supermarket actually using the words 'I'm hunting for dinner'

posted January 17, 2009 07:33 PM         

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I've always liked 40s for men. Nice age. Late 30s and early 40s. They kind of come into themselves at those ages. There's something very sexy about that. People who are comfortable in themselves and their values, having spent a lifetime finding them, building them, ******* up to get to them. It's just a nice age. Or maybe I'm seeing it that way because I'm not far behind. Either way - people who are comfortable with their selves - every part - that's very very sexy!

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PA - I agree!

SW - are you not in a relationship at the moment? I wouldn't imagine you being single for long. You seem to have a chick magnet look about you.

Everyone - I'm back to work now - boo hoo, so my time here will be limited to probably 'read only', with the odd cheeky remark thrown at PA to keep her in her place.

It's been lovely discussing, chatting, interjecting, and being lead astray...thanks grrls and guys!!

posted January 17, 2009 08:20 PM           

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it is just me and my rose-tinted glasses thinks mr bm looks like Olivier Martinez. Similar kind of thing, just after being bashed with a couple of golf clubs

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ROFL

posted January 17, 2009 09:22 PM         

I couldn't decide between the grilled peach and goat cheese crostini

or the goat cheese with the fresh rosemary:

posted January 18, 2009 03:11 AM         

But I can never resist Goats Cheese, I might have to see if I can pinch one after.

posted January 18, 2009 04:04 AM         

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man spam

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ROFL.

Well, there's this stuff:

this version:

and there's the other better packaged variety:

posted January 18, 2009 04:55 AM         

Hat's off for the pictures.

posted January 18, 2009 06:21 AM         

OR

Christian Bale:

1. Kiss
2. Romp
3. Conversation
4. Argument
5. Date

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This is too difficult. I will have to think about it later at work (if things are quiet).

But number 4 instincts make me go with Butler. Less explosive as a combination.

I am probably veering in this direction because of a recent embarrasing home accident involving banging into a chair whilst picking up a pair of shoes. It seems extreme to say I might have broken my nose but it certainly hurts, and I am having problmes breathing. At the time I screamed louder than when I gave birth. My kids thought I was joking. If it doesn't get better I will have to go to the doctor, I am really looking forward to that one.

posted January 18, 2009 06:35 AM         

You should probably take yourself to the doctor sooner rather than later.

posted January 18, 2009 06:38 AM         

One of the doctors there has a nice manner. I'll feel like less of a dork.