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Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 20:59:50 GMT

There is some serious chat tonight, with proper questions and proper answers, so -
What Winter Olympic sports, real or imaginary, would you like your huband/wife/boss/mother in law/neighbour etc, to participate in ?
All for my mother in law - 1) Luge - a definite medal chance - but I have a vision of her doing her Superwoman act with her industrial quality corset outside the lycra suit - but with her weight and that gravity she would certainly get to the bottom before the Germans and Russians : 2) Zimmer frame ski jumping : 3) Biathlon - the target : 4) My favourite - avalanche racing

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 21:01:35 GMT

had a row with her?

Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 21:09:03 GMT

brandyaitch wrote:There is some serious chat tonight, with proper questions and proper answers, so -
What Winter Olympic sports, real or imaginary, would you like your huband/wife/boss/mother in law/neighbour etc, to participate in ?
All for my mother in law - 1) Luge - a definite medal chance - but I have a vision of her doing her Superwoman act with her industrial quality corset outside the lycra suit - but with her weight and that gravity she would certainly get to the bottom before the Germans and Russians : 2) Zimmer frame ski jumping : 3) Biathlon - the target : 4) My favourite - avalanche racing

My M in Law is great, I'm not sure whether she is aware that I've nick named her Queeny....... but I would enter her for the luge as I'd to tie her to a tea tray and push her down an icy chute. :oops:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 21:20:14 GMT

Oh definately the ski jump for my mother in law. Preferably the big one I saw in Finland. :lol:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 21:31:07 GMT

RoseR wrote:Oh definately the ski jump for my mother in law. Preferably the big one I saw in Finland. :lol:

Invitation to Rose's M in Law would you like to join J2ski :oops:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sat, 28 Feb 2009 21:43:10 GMT

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Oh definately the ski jump for my mother in law. Preferably the big one I saw in Finland. :lol:

Invitation to Rose's M in Law would you like to join J2ski :oops:

Believe me you would all regret she would take over completely.

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 05:38:28 GMT

While I don't have in laws yet, these are a riot! :lol:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 09:00:21 GMT

IceGhost wrote:While I don't have in laws yet, these are a riot! :lol:

I should be pitied really I have had three Mother in Laws :lol:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 09:54:34 GMT

perhaps Rose could give one or two away to IceGhost!! I don't see why we should have all the fun with MIL's and some get away with it

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 10:05:09 GMT

I do miss my mother in law,but my aim is improving!

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 10:09:30 GMT

micric wrote:I do miss my mother in law,but my aim is improving!

:lol: :lol: :lol: Nice one!

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 10:25:32 GMT

micric wrote:I do miss my mother in law,but my aim is improving!

Yes they are fair game but as I have previously stated mine a good old girl :mrgreen:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 10:55:54 GMT

Mines not so bad really just tries to be controlling. She got used to running my Husbands and his sisters lifes but did'nt take to kindly to Hubby marrying an older woman and sister marrying an older man. Me and brorher in law dig our heels in a bit. She seems to forget we have parents and children that occasionally we would like to spend time with.

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 11:11:23 GMT

What's the definition of mixed emotions?
When you see your mother-in law backing off a cliff on your new skidoo.

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 11:12:15 GMT

RoseR wrote:Mines not so bad really just tries to be controlling. She got used to running my Husbands and his sisters lifes but did'nt take to kindly to Hubby marrying an older woman and sister marrying an older man. Me and brorher in law dig our heels in a bit. She seems to forget we have parents and children that occasionally we would like to spend time with.

It's just about being firm and giving in :wink:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 11:14:53 GMT

my mam still rules my life lol, i got pips my springer and it was 7 months before i plucked up courage to tell her,

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 11:26:36 GMT

I do wonder how many Mother in Laws there are on J2Ski forum,and why they have been so quiet for so long? Run for cover!

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 11:28:45 GMT

My MIL is off to Egypt to-morrow, hope FIL does not swap her for a camel :lol:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 11:30:22 GMT

amanda n wrote:my mam still rules my life lol, i got pips my springer and it was 7 months before i plucked up courage to tell her,

My Hubby had tatoo's for 10 years before he let on to his Mum

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 11:32:07 GMT

6 years before she spotted mine

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 12:24:59 GMT

micric wrote:I do wonder how many Mother in Laws there are on J2Ski forum,and why they have been so quiet for so long? Run for cover!

I am pleased to say that I am not one yet, but I do have three grown up sons who all have g/f's Might not be too far off in the future. :shock: at the thought of becomming the butt of everyones jokes!

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 12:40:01 GMT

snowb4ndit wrote:

micric wrote:I do wonder how many Mother in Laws there are on J2Ski forum,and why they have been so quiet for so long? Run for cover!

I am pleased to say that I am not one yet, but I do have three grown up sons who all have g/f's Might not be too far off in the future. :shock: at the thought of becomming the butt of everyones jokes!

I am sure we will make the most perfect Mother In Law

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 12:53:19 GMT

I think you might be right there Rose. We won't cause any problems because we'll be too busy 'working' :wink: on our laptops! :lol:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 13:48:38 GMT

amanda n wrote:6 years before she spotted mine

Tatoo's tacky and tastless, am I being too harsh :evil:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 13:52:14 GMT

Ian Wickham wrote:

amanda n wrote:6 years before she spotted mine

Tatoo's tacky and tastless, am I being too harsh :evil:

I have a very tasteful tatoo, but I do worry when I am 80 and the doctor looks at me and he sees my tat :lol:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 14:06:41 GMT

i have a little bunny rabbit on left shoulder blade only got the one that one hurt too much never again

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 14:13:12 GMT

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

amanda n wrote:6 years before she spotted mine

Tatoo's tacky and tastless, am I being too harsh :evil:

I have a very tasteful tatoo, but I do worry when I am 80 and the doctor looks at me and he sees my tat :lol:

Never seen a tasteful tattoo, Could never understand why someone would want to draw on their skin, I would be interested to hear how many people regret
the whole tacky procedure.

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 14:18:09 GMT

I know someone who's in the middle of the very long, expensive and painful process of having one removed...

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 14:20:43 GMT

totally regret it, daft idea, but unless i wear a backless top or dress which is never it wont be seen.

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 14:22:06 GMT

caron-a wrote:I know someone who's in the middle of the very long, expensive and painful process of having one removed...

And I bet that is really painful and more expensive to take off than put on :x

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 14:23:25 GMT

What? You guys don't like my new tribal design?

Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 14:24:20 GMT

My girlfriend has one and i don't like it! Her sister has 5 i think all of them are little but again i dont like any of them! The only tats i like are the maori (sp?) ones the pacific island rugby players have! But i wouldn't have one!

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 14:27:11 GMT

Pablo Escobar wrote:What? You guys don't like my new tribal design?

Someone's drawn on a boys body :mrgreen:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 14:48:47 GMT

My step sister is a tattoo artist (or so she calls herself.) Some of the designs are very clever and would look great on a wall, but seeing them etched into her leg and back just makes me cringe.

I'm sure she's going to run out of space to doodle on soon and will seriously regret it in later life!!!
It's such a shame as she used to be very pretty (think slim 6ft blonde) but has totally ruined her body with this and numerous piercings.

Still, each to his (or her) own I suppose. :roll:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 14:49:53 GMT

Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 14:59:29 GMT

I really do like some tattoos but I could never do it to myself as I have a very addictive personality in which case it's better not to start and then you don't have to worry about when to stop :twisted:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 15:18:38 GMT

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 17:02:22 GMT

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

Just because something isn't on show, doesn't mean it can't make you feel good to have it, or be appreciated by those who do see it. I'm sure many of us ladies go out in nice undies - not on show but still feels good to know you're wearing them....

Probably going to regret that comparison, but hey...:oops:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 17:04:25 GMT

Back to the mother in law thread, I'm lucky that mine is lovely and we get on really well. She also bought ski boots for both myself and OH as a present, so that made her go up in my estimations even further!!! :D

On the skiing front, I feel quite bad for her as in her younger years, both herself and my husband wanted to learn to ski, but never got the chance as the rest of the family wouldn't go. Sadly, she now has bad arthritis and it would be way too much of a risk for her to try. Still, we may persuade them on a winter holiday one of these days, even if just to enjoy the scenery. :D

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 17:10:00 GMT

Lynn_D wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

Just because something isn't on show, doesn't mean it can't make you feel good to have it, or be appreciated by those who do see it. I'm sure many of us ladies go out in nice undies - not on show but still feels good to know you're wearing them....

Probably going to regret that comparison, but hey...:oops:

Yes I do like ladies to wear nice draws, I blame the likes of a Robbie Williams who with others seemed to make it trendy to scar your skin, invest the money in a piece of art and admire that in private, I just struggle to see the point, anyway ski sundays on .

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 17:43:18 GMT

Manda,

I've got my blood group and home address on my forehead. Just in case :D

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 18:19:13 GMT

Col wrote:Manda,

I've got my blood group and home address on my forehead. Just in case :D

Do you wear nice pants as well :mrgreen:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 18:27:02 GMT

why col?

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 18:33:13 GMT

amanda n wrote:why col?

I think he is on your side keeping it on topic "the ski tattoo" :wink: :wink: topic :mrgreen:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 18:38:22 GMT

no probably incase i bump him off in niederau next weekend

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 18:43:12 GMT

amanda n wrote:no probably incase i bump him off in niederau next weekend

Sorry, didn't think of that one,your getting far too sharp for me :mrgreen:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 18:51:08 GMT

Ian, I've got perfectly good pants. I'm just worried they may fill up next week! Manda, spelling was better- bumping. :lol:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 18:53:57 GMT

Col wrote:Ian, I've got perfectly good pants. I'm just worried they may fill up next week! Manda, spelling was better- bumping. :lol:

its these nails cant flaming type, as we will be in different ski skools you are perfectly safe.

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 19:03:16 GMT

Course I'm safe, wil have Albert the nutter to keep control!

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 19:41:27 GMT

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

I would lose my job if I had a visible tattoo, actually I would definately lose my job if I showed this one. )

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 19:42:52 GMT

Lynn_D wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

Just because something isn't on show, doesn't mean it can't make you feel good to have it, or be appreciated by those who do see it. I'm sure many of us ladies go out in nice undies - not on show but still feels good to know you're wearing them....

Probably going to regret that comparison, but hey...:oops:

Exactly, it was my little act of rebellion.

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 19:45:12 GMT

RoseR wrote:

Lynn_D wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

Just because something isn't on show, doesn't mean it can't make you feel good to have it, or be appreciated by those who do see it. I'm sure many of us ladies go out in nice undies - not on show but still feels good to know you're wearing them....

Probably going to regret that comparison, but hey...:oops:

Exactly, it was my little act of rebellion.

I can understand that Rose but I still dislike them if Little W came home with one in later years I would be displeased :wink:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 19:45:23 GMT

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

I would lose my job if I had a visible tattoo, actually I would definately lose my job if I showed this one. )

:shock: Why?

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 19:46:33 GMT

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

I would lose my job if I had a visible tattoo, actually I would definately lose my job if I showed this one. )

:shock: Why?

'Cos its on my rear :oops:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 19:48:22 GMT

RoseR wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

I would lose my job if I had a visible tattoo, actually I would definately lose my job if I showed this one. )

:shock: Why?

'Cos its on my rear :oops:

This thread is in need of more pictures :lol:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 19:49:14 GMT

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Lynn_D wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

Just because something isn't on show, doesn't mean it can't make you feel good to have it, or be appreciated by those who do see it. I'm sure many of us ladies go out in nice undies - not on show but still feels good to know you're wearing them....

Probably going to regret that comparison, but hey...:oops:

Exactly, it was my little act of rebellion.

I can understand that Rose but I still dislike them if Little W came home with one in later years I would be displeased :wink:

My Son pestered the life out of me to get one, when he was 16, so I gave in on the condition that he went to a reputable one, I took him there, offered to pay and when he saw what was being done and how he freaked out and decided against it. Job done

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 19:52:19 GMT

RoseR wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

I would lose my job if I had a visible tattoo, actually I would definately lose my job if I showed this one. )

:shock: Why?

'Cos its on my rear :oops:

I had guessed it might be on one of your most private parts, but my question was more to do with losing your job if you had a tattoo anywhere.

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 19:57:56 GMT

RoseR wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

I would lose my job if I had a visible tattoo, actually I would definately lose my job if I showed this one. )

:shock: Why?

'Cos its on my rear :oops:

Rose is it a big Tattoo :mrgreen:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 20:00:59 GMT

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

I would lose my job if I had a visible tattoo, actually I would definately lose my job if I showed this one. )

:shock: Why?

'Cos its on my rear :oops:

Rose is it a big Tattoo :mrgreen:

:shock: You're gonna be in trouble...ner ner ner ner ner!!!

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 20:02:20 GMT

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

I would lose my job if I had a visible tattoo, actually I would definately lose my job if I showed this one. )

:shock: Why?

'Cos its on my rear :oops:

I had guessed it might be on one of your most private parts, but my question was more to do with losing your job if you had a tattoo anywhere.

Its the society rules as well as my employer. Pharmacists and dispensers, no piercings, no visable tats, no nail polish on hands, no bare legs, jewellery must be minimal. Any-thing that will bring the society into disrepute. If I was made bankrupt, done for drink driving, or any criminal offence I would be struck off.

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 20:03:38 GMT

snowb4ndit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

I would lose my job if I had a visible tattoo, actually I would definately lose my job if I showed this one. )

:shock: Why?

'Cos its on my rear :oops:

Rose is it a big Tattoo :mrgreen:

:shock: You're gonna be in trouble...ner ner ner ner ner!!!

snowb4ndit, thats the story of my life, but it's fun :mrgreen:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 20:07:37 GMT

Ian Wickham wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

I would lose my job if I had a visible tattoo, actually I would definately lose my job if I showed this one. )

:shock: Why?

'Cos its on my rear :oops:

Rose is it a big Tattoo :mrgreen:

Just in case...I'm on Roses side :lol: :wink:

:shock: You're gonna be in trouble...ner ner ner ner ner!!!

snowb4ndit, thats the story of my life, but it's fun :mrgreen:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 20:08:57 GMT

Ian Wickham wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

I would lose my job if I had a visible tattoo, actually I would definately lose my job if I showed this one. )

:shock: Why?

'Cos its on my rear :oops:

Rose is it a big Tattoo :mrgreen:

:shock: You're gonna be in trouble...ner ner ner ner ner!!!

snowb4ndit, thats the story of my life, but it's fun :mrgreen:

just in case...i'm on roses side :lol:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 20:10:56 GMT

Its a little bigger than when I first had it done you cheeky devil Ian :lol:

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 20:11:45 GMT

This thread is doing my eyes in, so i'm not quoting.

Rose sounds like you have to be very careful! the drink driving and stuff yeah but I didn't realise that it was as strict as nail varnish and tattoos.

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 20:15:25 GMT

snowb4ndit wrote:This thread is doing my eyes in, so i'm not quoting.

Rose sounds like you have to be very careful! the drink driving and stuff yeah but I didn't realise that it was as strict as nail varnish and tattoos.

Yes nail polish could chip off and go in some-ones medicine. Years ago I had an engagement ring with a large saphire and it ended up in some-ones bottle of paracetamol, I got it back, luckily they saw the funny side of it.

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 20:18:42 GMT

RoseR wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:This thread is doing my eyes in, so i'm not quoting.

Rose sounds like you have to be very careful! the drink driving and stuff yeah but I didn't realise that it was as strict as nail varnish and tattoos.

Yes nail polish could chip off and go in some-ones medicine. Years ago I had an engagement ring with a large saphire and it ended up in some-ones bottle of paracetamol, I got it back, luckily they saw the funny side of it.

:lol: That is quite funny, not for you at the time though.

Re:Mother in law Winter Olympics

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 20:19:53 GMT

snowb4ndit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Mine is never on view to the public. It started as a rosebud, but over the years it has grown to a fully opened rose :lol: Dont regret it at all. Would really like a celtic upper arem band. I do not like hubbys tatoo, much to big, covers the whole upper arm and all around it. Its a work of art, but its pinhead from hellraiser. :evil:

If it's not open to public view then why would you have it :wink:

I would lose my job if I had a visible tattoo, actually I would definately lose my job if I showed this one. )

:shock: Why?

'Cos its on my rear :oops:

Rose is it a big Tattoo :mrgreen:

:shock: You're gonna be in trouble...ner ner ner ner ner!!!

snowb4ndit, thats the story of my life, but it's fun :mrgreen:

just in case...i'm on roses side :lol:

Don't worry I'm used to that out numbered at home as well :mrgreen:

Mother in law Winter Olympics

Tue, 3 Mar 2009 03:32:35 GMT

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brandyaitch wrote:There is some serious chat tonight, with proper questions and proper answers, so -
What Winter Olympic sports, real or imaginary, would you like your huband/wife/boss/mother in law/neighbour etc, to participate in ?
All for my mother in law - 1) Luge - a definite medal chance - but I have a vision of her doing her Superwoman act with her industrial quality corset outside the lycra suit - but with her weight and that gravity she would certainly get to the bottom before the Germans and Russians : 2) Zimmer frame ski jumping : 3) Biathlon - the target : 4) My favourite - avalanche racing

ha ha ha ha hilarious!
I can relate!