You know why? Because they work together. There’s no competion, with them it’s always “go team.”
[sub]I think I got that right…[/sub]
no, it’s cos there is 2 of them who do the housework. the downside of the relationship is they never have any no claims discount on their car insurance.
Okay, I would like to officially declare the first Wednesday of every month “Lavender-Striped Sock Day.” It sure sounds like more fun than National Napkin Folding Day!
I’m with everyone else on this one - it’s nearly impossible to tell if a woman is a lesbian, even with “gaydar.” I’ve met a whole lot of women whom I know are lesbians, even if they don’t. 
On the other hand, although I find it rather disturbing, I have lesbian friends (not bi) who have suddenly gotten into serious relationships with men, or even gotten married. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with men, heterosexuality or marriage. 
I’ve just never known this to work out long-term when one or both of the partners are gay.
I know; totally different forum, but - why? 
Because you’re that good.
“I think you should proceed on the assumption that she’s not a lesbian. If you score then either she’s not a lesbian or you scored with a lesbian which is even better in a way.”
I don’t think too many lesbians would like to know that later…
See, MannyL? Like that. Simple and to the point.