Wow, never heard anything like this before in Egypt

[Dusak]

Hubby had a nice clean break in my opinion. Now has more room to go star shape under the sheets, more space in the fridge and cupboards than he can fill, no settlements concerning the dogs, now one dog less to keep. Looking at this lady, if your into mountaineering, then you have to know what the chances are at falling off. " the sex was amazing." She says, could she feel it? Could he find the doorway to his financial heaven? How many Egyptian bananas does it take to fill a bucket? I thought we had seen the last of the English Shamoota, but then again, suppose it's the same believing Egypt will be dust free one day.

[Who2]

What with all this love & lust I have just received Connie's book.


I'll let you know if it's autobiographical, biographical or just a novel.
Mind you, Tim Fountain's Television Street is only available on kindle...

[newcastle]

What with all this love & lust I have just received Connie's book.


I'll let you know if it's autobiographical, biographical or just a novel.
Mind you, Tim Fountain's Television Street is only available on kindle...

The £1.99 Kindle version is much better value.

On the other hand, if the toilet roll shortage returns you may find some use for your purchase.

As a “teach granny to suck eggs” guide for first time visitors....it’ll be ( inevitably) ignored. Indeed granny herself learned the hard way....although she declines to give her experience as an example/cautionary tale.

  It is not my intention to insult anyone but sometimes the truth is painful because in order to survive as a Sugar Mamma a woman first has to admit that she is one. 

The author managed to survive without any such admission

[Dusak]

wonder if Keefy gets a mention, sugar daddy perhaps.

[newcastle]

wonder if Keefy gets a mention, sugar daddy perhaps.

No he doesn’t.

But there’s something about a satanist group in Karnak, headed by an English expat, preying on small boys.

Spoiler

Only joking!

[Dusak]

Your not far from the mark Newcastle, nor sure about the satanist group, but there is a UK expat living here that has been doing just that for several years under the guise of giving free English lessons in his flat. People talk, I just listen.

[Who2]

Just started the 2nd chapter it's great and very well written, I've put Tahir Shah's the Sorcerer's Apprentice on hold,
as this is quite a fun read..TBC......

[newcastle]

Just started the 2nd chapter it's great and very well written, I've put Tahir Shah's the Sorcerer's Apprentice on hold,
as this is quite a fun read..TBC......

You must really miss the News of the World.

[Dusak]

Just started the 2nd chapter it's great and very well written, I've put Tahir Shah's the Sorcerer's Apprentice on hold,
as this is quite a fun read..TBC......

You must really miss the News of the World.

The term of going stair crazy comes to mind

[Who2]

Stephen Wright once wrote........
"A lot of people ask me if I were shipwrecked and could only have one book, what would it be? I always say,
“How to Build a Boat.” 'qed' imho..
I also believe it was Grayling who said:
“To read is to fly: it is to soar to a point of vantage which gives a view over wide terrains of history, human variety, ideas, shared experience and the fruits of many inquiries.”

And these were far more intelligent people than my good self, Oh! and others!....
Ps: It's still a commendable piece of writing to my mind. 'quoted a 'struggling author..
Pss: So, don't do the Nazi thing, read it first..

[newcastle]

Pss: So, don't do the Nazi thing, read it first..

Oh I did...when it was first published.

Chacun à son goût.

[Who2]

Chapter 8 now.
I still think it's a good read and a must for 1st time visitors female or male.
I thought I had seen and heard a lot, but obviously Connie has done a lot of indepth research.

Still highly recommended..

[newcastle]

The examples given come from real life but do not relate to any individual living or dead.

Make what you will of that.

[crewmeal]

I've just finished reading Television Street and found it quite amusing. Is this based on fact or fiction or a little of wishful thinking. I suspect this story is true for Turkey, The Gambia or any other holiday hot spot for certain females and males.

Now to read Connie's book. Will I be shocked??

[Who2]

Well finished it last night.
No wonder it's so well written, as I noticed that Connie had already written half a dozen books.
It made me laugh a lot But, by the time I finished it, It left me feeling quite sad for the people involved...
Ps: I'm glad I've never been enticed down that slippery slope...

[newcastle]

Well finished it last night.
No wonder it's so well written, as I noticed that Connie had already written half a dozen books.
It made me laugh a lot But, by the time I finished it, It left me feeling quite sad for the people involved...
Ps: I'm glad I've never been enticed down that slippery slope...

You must read her Miss Marples - like novels on satanism and cannibalism in a sleepy Norfolk village.

Also....”101 Uses of a Dead Hedgehog “

[Who2]

Addendum: I'm pretty sure Connie was banned from entering Egypt for supporting the wrong side.
Winners & losers ? Morsi lost, mind you the choice of candidates was, 'rather limited....
'If you get my drift ?

[newcastle]

Addendum: I'm pretty sure Connie was banned from entering Egypt for supporting the wrong side.
Winners & losers ? Morsi lost, mind you the choice of candidates was, 'rather limited....
'If you get my drift ?

Plenty of Morsi/MB supporters still about.

But slandering the police on social media is frowned upon...particularly if you’re a foreigner.

[Dusak]

Can't understand such a negative opinion towards the boys in black/ white here, it's common knowledge they were created from the unique genome containing high amounts of respect, trustworthiness, moral upstanding and an understanding of what the people expect to receive from those helping hands, their physical prowess enables them to go without sleep for many days at a time, always eyes wide open to spot the smallest of misdemeanors.

[crewmeal]

I see there is a new series of For Love or Money on BBC. I wonder if any old ladies and young Egyptian boys will appear. Fo those that are not familiar with the series, it's about scammers conning money out of vunerable folk.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000b1px