Tricky Dicky
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It is rather a fine turn of phrase, I agree.
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I love my manbag
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It is rather a fine turn of phrase, I agree.
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Manbag essential for commuting as laptop with me all the time - Ted Baker for me
Tricky Dicky
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So, a cute little over-shoulder number is not a turn-on for the laydeeze ?
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depends how 'cute' it is!! The less cute the better
Probably depends how cute the wearer is. Funny how much can be forgiven for a fittie.
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Whilst on Holiday in Sardinia I noticed nearly all the men walked around with a snazzy off the shoulder leather "man bag" and none or hardly any of the woman did not even have a hand bag never mind a "snatch bag" ( I think there called that, you know the little ones big enough for the husbands credit card nothing else)
Anyway they looked rather nice and even found myself looking at them in the shops, but then thought I cant take that to a well hard Psychobilly festival, I cant be seen wearing it in the wreckin pit.
So maybe on family excursions, although again maybe not up north.
Anyway they looked rather nice and even found myself looking at them in the shops, but then thought I cant take that to a well hard Psychobilly festival, I cant be seen wearing it in the wreckin pit.
So maybe on family excursions, although again maybe not up north.
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Scaredy-cat. If it's good enough for the fine men of Sardinia, it's good enough for a baldy friend of mine.
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Where are your Speedo snaps? Best of luck with your recovery.
Where are your Speedo snaps? Best of luck with your recovery.
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Brave girl. It's not really a pretty site, even worse with the bag off. I didn't want to look at it myself for the first couple of weeks, my brother-in-law was changing my bag, which is far beyond the call of duty.
Thanks Paul. I feel good, can now eat properly, and have had the all-clear on any remaining nasties in my bowel. I have one spot on my liver to treat, but they don't think it is anything active.
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I did Google stoma and did shudder, although don't see myself as particularly squeamish. Good on him!
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Imagine waking up after an op to be told you have one. Was a bit of a shock to be sure. I was told beforehand it was a possibility, but it didn't sound likely, so gave it no thought. The op turned out to be bigger than they thought, they had to open me right up, couldn't do it via keyhole.
I carry a bag a lot in the summer as I wear shorts all the time. I can fit in my (mini) ipad, camera, phone, wallet, penknife/leatherman, torch, hanky, glasses and a few other bits and pieces.
Currently sporting this :
I really couldn't care less what anyone thinks.
Can't see it
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Cooie, did someone say man bag?
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Cooie, did someone say man bag?
Not quite what I was thinking. But if I could carry it off .........
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I carry a bag a lot in the summer as I wear shorts all the time. I can fit in my (mini) ipad, camera, phone, wallet, penknife/leatherman, torch, hanky, glasses and a few other bits and pieces.
Currently sporting this :
I really couldn't care less what anyone thinks.
I've got a dofferent version of the same bag. I can never find the bugger.
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My bag of choice. Simple and effective
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Reading a thread on manbags and seeing as how it had a medical theme, I thought you might be talking about the 'manbag' you have when fitted with a cafeta.
Always a dred of mine but I had to have one for a while, a few years back and, despite the drawbacks there were some pretty good advantages.
You never had to worry about waking up for the loo at night, were never on a bus and bursting to go, so much that you might break your journey, never had to worry about the pints you were drinking and going to the loo every two mins. Also, you could happily sit chatting to somebody at work whilst having a pee at your dest and, in cold weather, it could be a nice warm 'water' bottle.
If any of you guys, of a certain age, are having problems in this area, get it checked & sorted. It's not always cancer and a small and painless op can change your life.
Always a dred of mine but I had to have one for a while, a few years back and, despite the drawbacks there were some pretty good advantages.
You never had to worry about waking up for the loo at night, were never on a bus and bursting to go, so much that you might break your journey, never had to worry about the pints you were drinking and going to the loo every two mins. Also, you could happily sit chatting to somebody at work whilst having a pee at your dest and, in cold weather, it could be a nice warm 'water' bottle.
If any of you guys, of a certain age, are having problems in this area, get it checked & sorted. It's not always cancer and a small and painless op can change your life.