Heartland

I have a posse of Darklings descending on me tomorrow for the duration, plus the ones who live round here.
There's going to be a hell of a party. and bucks fizz for breakfast on Sat.
the rubber dress is making another appearance, by popular demand.

and which bit does that relate to, QB?

come and join us, if you think you can handle it.......

must...remember...to...breathe

it gets very sweaty inside where it touches.
lol

nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! stop!























actually, please carry on

what more can i say?
i'm sure you can fill the rest in all by yourself.
saturday night. norfolk.
and its a dungeon mistress (!) party, so the others will be sporting whips and handcuffs, apparently
i wont need to, haha

and let's hope a few photos from this "event" make it to the gallery...

Scardwel wrote:and let's hope a few photos from this "event" make it to the gallery...

I'd second that

i'll certainly try. good plan.

can my friend in Poringland join in? He loves that sort of stuff...

he'd have to be a darkling, as he's a stranger.

Bloody Guardian Readers. I'll probably be off seeing the Coral & Simple Kid in the SU.

i dont think those that are 16 and 19 read the guardian

emilystrange wrote:he'd have to be a darkling, as he's a stranger.

he's definitely a darkling But he's really shy so he probably wouldn't go.

What is a darkling?

Candover Premiere wrote:What is a darkling?

A Guardian Reader.

Is that a good thing or a bad thing*? All sounds a bit dungeons and dragons to me.

Think I will stick with the rubber stuff. Pair of marigolds and wellington boots. I'll do the washing up too. Mmm. All that foam.

*Being a darkling (not reading the grauniad).

'What did you come as?'

'You came as a rubber doll then'

Question for anoraks - what gig is that?

The word "anorak" is one of only a very small number of English words derived from the Inuit language.

Candover Premiere wrote:What is a darkling?

*sigh* a darkness fan...

emilystrange wrote:

Candover Premiere wrote:What is a darkling?

*sigh* a darkness fan...

Gold star awarded for reading Claudine at St Claire's duly withdrawn.

and the others, and malory towers, and chalet school, and Kingscote, even Trebizon..... i know my boarding school stories

emilystrange wrote:what more can i say?
i'm sure you can fill the rest in all by yourself.
saturday night. norfolk.
and its a dungeon mistress (!) party, so the others will be sporting whips and handcuffs, apparently
i wont need to, haha

Where in Norfolk?? It's gotta be better than a night in the two lifeboats in sheringham!

emilystrange wrote:I have a posse of Darklings descending on me tomorrow for the duration, plus the ones who live round here.
There's going to be a hell of a party. and bucks fizz for breakfast on Sat.
the rubber dress is making another appearance, by popular demand.

You go girl