Jellylegged Fool

In response to:Jobs, Judo and other stuff, oh my!

Mon, 12 May 2008 14:23:49 +0200

i would like to work with you i am a 2nd dan in judo

In response to:Jobs, Judo and other stuff, oh my!

Mon, 12 May 2008 14:22:54 +0200

i would like to work with you i am a 2nd dan in judo

In response to:The Male Idol

Fri, 30 Nov 2007 01:02:52 +0100

I am feminine some say I am camp but as a man I feel I have more female attendances than male. I have always known I was different but coulden't except it until late in my life.
I was abused most of my life with family and friends. I am married and have been for many years I talk to my wife about it and she understands although my wife is more male like than me in some respect.
I enjoy perfumes and most women things but I don't like wearing cloths, I get on with women better than I do with men. That is be course it was men that abused me more than women

In response to:The Male Idol

Fri, 30 Nov 2007 01:02:00 +0100

In response to:Aliens, Ghosts & Psychics

Mon, 12 Feb 2007 13:54:54 +0100

i can tell you something from my exp's i have with ghosts and polteguists. Ive been living in my carlton house for (unlucky number) 13 years now. My mum and all of my brothers are strong believers in christ Jesus! Im half way there but not sure about it?! i used to dabble in witch craft and have strong believes in the satanic occult, while ma mum was a christian. me and my friend karla 2 years ago went down our city trent and performed witch craft under the dark bridge. when i first moved into this house i was only something like 8 or 9 years old and from then on, ive been attacked by objects flying into me, ive seen demons hovering over me, my mum even got attacked on quite a few occassions where then after shes been involving preachers and vicars praying around the house. the house comes clean then a week later the house has spirits and worser things coming back in. someones obviously opening the door to them. dunno who! if we watch something like most haunted (the stories are true but what they see is a different story) none of its real but on halloween 2005 after watching them programmes. i was in the living room with my mum. i felt twitchy and i was drawing a picture, my mum was watching me draw this picture i had some control over what i was drawing, it wasnt me drawing that picture. it was a controlling demon. when i finished drawing this thing on the paper. i dropped the pen and i felt out of breath, i was breathless totally for a couple of minutes. my mum walked around the house praying in the name of jesus. when she got to the kitchen/ dining area she froze and ran back screaming in the name of jesus, she saw the demon standing infront of her, that was the demon i drew!! i believe theres aliens but ive never experienced them, i believe they're out there, how cn astronauts go to space when were in space already! were on a planet arnt we, if we came face to face with an alien they'd probs freak out, because we would be aliens to them the same way they're aliens to us so i believe theyre out there and maybe some of them are walking or crawling or whatever they do, some might be on our planet already we just dont know it! its like putting a lion in front of an aligator, the croc is the king of the swamp and the lion is the king of the jungle, they will both fight, like if you put a fullygrown human man (where apes anyways) infront of an alien, we'd fight wont we? this is only what i believe. and am only telling you what ive experienced too so u can believe or you can not believe but i know what i know!!

In response to:Pen to Paper (or key presses to internet)

Mon, 27 Nov 2006 17:54:45 +0100

Had the ol' legs done now, they've come out really well! (:-D

When I do it myself my legs are a mess for a day or two afterwards, but she did a really good job.

In response to:Pen to Paper (or key presses to internet)

Fri, 24 Nov 2006 12:32:17 +0100

Thankyou Reiki-girl!

I have a sneaking suspicion I may arouse a certain amount of interest in the shop!

I'm quite fond of Shrews, very pretty town and still safe and pleasent to go out around town at night :-)

Generally nice people too :-)

In response to:Pen to Paper (or key presses to internet)

Fri, 24 Nov 2006 12:24:11 +0100

ouch ouch ouch -:)) My hat off to you, one very brave man, leg waxing, i'm impressed Will.

I've picked up on Shrewsbury, That is by second home -:)

:wave:

In response to:The Male Idol

Fri, 24 Nov 2006 10:56:53 +0100

There are some guys in the lime light who dress in a more feminine way, I agree. This helps very much to change public perception, but as you say Sleeper, it's yet to filter down to everyday people.

I couldn't come into my job wearing anything out of the ordinary stereotype of shirt and tie (despite women being able to wear more or less what they like).

When I say "When will that first man wear a dress as that first woman wore trousers?", I'm really asking; when will men as a whole have the courage to reclaim femininity as part of a well rounded person?

In response to:The Male Idol

Fri, 24 Nov 2006 10:41:47 +0100

David Bowie of course was a cross-dresser, but it was all very stagy. There's the potter of course and wendlane's suggestion of Eddie Izzard is a good one. However, they are all in showbiz. It would be a very different proposition in regular work.

Post again soon Willsblog!

Sleeper

In response to:The Male Idol

Thu, 20 Jul 2006 09:06:08 +0200

Three names that spring to mind as what I would regard as modern day Dandys -Laurence Llewellyn Bowen -Jonathan Ross - Eddie Izzard

all comfortable in their own skin - interesting post -I believe that men have a long way to go to either be accepted or feel comfortable in so called womens clothes (David Beckham famously wore a skirt) and why not, and then of course the famous scottish kilt is a skirt by any other name

In response to:The Male Idol

Fri, 16 Jun 2006 10:11:31 +0200

I don't think I'm a stereotypical man, I think most men are frightened of displaying feminine traits. I feel quite strongly that men need to readdress this balance.

In this country there used to be men called "dandys" who were straight men unafraid to embrace their feminine side, in fact they were famous for their ability to talk to (and often seduce) women.

The only character I've seen like this recently is the Jonny Depp character in 'Pirates of the Caribean', although Adam Ant was also like this.

I'd be delighted to look at and comment on your blog :-)

In response to:The Male Idol

Fri, 16 Jun 2006 09:41:30 +0200

Amazing that some man is thinking on this line.
I regard myself 'womanist'. I would like to visit my blog and post your reaction to my views and work. Your views will be important for me I guess.

In response to:Another political rant I'm afraid...

Sun, 05 Mar 2006 21:52:13 +0100

Politics:

I must sincerely disagree with you when you imply that it was ok to go to war against Afganistan. In my opinion the U.S at that point in time had a fantastic opportunity to make some peace bridges. Almost all nations in the world symphatised with the U.S after 9.11 but what do the fuckwit Bush deside to do? Use military force! I believe the biggest threat to world peace is the division between the Muslim world and the Christian world, together with the difference between poor and rich. USA with Bush in the frontline had a fantastic opportunity to build bridges and create a better and more secure future, but no, revenge was more important!

The reaon why Britain got involved in the war on terrorism is the big british identity crisis which has now lasted some centuries. Britain once had the glorious reign of world power. Britain was the strongest both in terms of economy, military and natural resorces. It all was summed up by the phrase "the sun never sets on the British Empire" Now that empire is long gone and Britan is merely a B nation when it comes to wealth and power. This is immensly difficult for the Brits to swollow, alot still want to be thought of as a world power, and that includes the government, so that I believe is the underlying reason for the participation in the war on terror. Now the reasons used which is far more legitimate amongst the population is Weapon of mass destruction, freeing Iraq, fighting for democracy etc, take your pick.

Religion:
Now it is late and you know I have a lot to say about it, but that would take me the whole night and I need my beauty sleep :)

In response to:Another political rant I'm afraid...

Tue, 28 Feb 2006 23:21:15 +0100

Hmmm, still no bites? This is good blog-fodder. Surely there must be other angry people out there?!

In response to:Another political rant I'm afraid...

Mon, 27 Feb 2006 23:22:38 +0100

Lordy! (Ooops, sorry to bring God into this) Are you feeling better now after that?? Just wade in there why don't you? :)

I've only got one thing to say about the terrorism issue...the film "Brazil". It's downright prophetic.

Intelligent Design? Don't get me started, it's utterly crap! There are lots of things wrong with it, but I'll pick out the top two.

1) The God Squad have got a real bee in their collective bonnet about this and for all the wrong reasons. Darwins theory of Evolution doesn't disprove the existence of God; it merely proves what a load of tosh the book of Genesis is in the bible. It's entirely possible that God designed Evolution. Unfortunately, the God Squad can't imagine that a book written by a collection of unknown and unauthenticated authors is anything other than perfect from cover-to-cover. An alarming lapse of logic, but that's something they're very good at.

2) Proper investigative science begins with no preconceptions and observes the facts until it is possible to build a hypothesis. I.D. starts with the notions that there is a God and seeks to bend the evidence to fit. The true genius of Darwin was that the evidence he collected flew in the face of much of what he'd ever been taught to believe yet still he maintained his objectivity. When he did finally cease to believe in God, it wasn't his theories that pushed him, but the death of one of his beloved daughters.

If I was the type of person to threaten death and destruction to people who draw cartoons that ridicule my beliefs, I'd be drawing my rocket launcher right now and pointing it at anyone who supported I.D. Instead, being (mostly) a decent human being, I will use words to describe my contempt for them and their nonsense.

You've hit a rich vein there WillsBlog! Will be surprised if you don't get a few comments to this one!

In response to:Where did all the good hair go?

Wed, 22 Feb 2006 16:56:18 +0100

Yes indeed, it was over "When did John Lennon die? Before the 80's or during?"

We both bet before and sadly (or happily) lost!

In response to:Where did all the good hair go?

Wed, 22 Feb 2006 16:40:17 +0100

They were not G-string leotards!! My gym wear is very very comfy! But funny it was to see you trying to coordinate the steps:)) Hope you have improved mate:)

You did forget to mention endless afternoons with exsitential discussions in my room..... Those where the days...

BTW do you remember what you lost the bet over?

In response to:Highway man

Mon, 20 Feb 2006 10:47:53 +0100

Oh yes!

By the way, my gf told me that Monsoon are doing a guys section with very girly clothes made for guys! :-o

I haven't had a chance to have a photo shoot with the top, but as soon as I do, I'll stick it up here :-)

Nah, I don't think my CV would make terrably interesting reading. There's only so much bullshit I can write on here ;-)

In response to:Highway man

Sun, 19 Feb 2006 15:33:17 +0100

Sounds like the retail therapy is helping to keep the job-search-blues at bay! ;)

Good news about the weight loss and I look forward to seeing your new top!

Why not post your CV here while you're at it?

In response to:Where did all the good hair go?

Wed, 08 Feb 2006 22:01:30 +0100

Yes indeed, even if you have blonde hair it does tend to look horrendus sticking through tights!

In response to:Where did all the good hair go?

Wed, 08 Feb 2006 21:41:40 +0100

You don't have very dark hair, I should imagine your body hair dosen't show up too much, but I suppose you still have the hassel of shaving before wearing you feminine clothes?

In response to:Where did all the good hair go?

Wed, 08 Feb 2006 16:46:34 +0100

True, it's not so fun.. but my liver is overjoyed. I think it's combining with my belly to send me flowers.

By the way, who's the girl in one of your pictures with the white thigh highs (nice) and helmet?

I recognise her from one of the 80's cartoons I think...

In response to:Where did all the good hair go?

Wed, 08 Feb 2006 16:38:20 +0100

my resolution was to see how long I could hold out without alcohol this year - so far, 3 1/2 miserable weeks of feeling the same every single day - sober. However the upside was that I went out last night and had just two glasses of wine and was legless. Cheap night. Brilliant. :)

In response to:Friday Magic!

Tue, 07 Feb 2006 13:55:59 +0100

No, but I might invest in a copy after finishing my current book :-)

In response to:Friday Magic!

Tue, 07 Feb 2006 13:54:21 +0100

Confucious say: "confidence not magic power, confidence 90% telling yourself you're confident"

If by KT Tunstall you mean the ability to see through girls clothes, then yes. :cool:

In response to:Friday Magic!

Mon, 06 Feb 2006 18:21:39 +0100

I like BB's idea, but I always wanted the power of telekinesis. Have you read the "Galactic Milieu Trilogy" by Julian May? The heros in that were capable of some very powerful mind magic. I can recommend it if you need some holiday reading.

In response to:Friday Magic!

Mon, 06 Feb 2006 16:35:31 +0100

I'd like the magic power of confidence. Or to be KT Tunstall...is that a magic power?

In response to:Friday Magic!

Mon, 06 Feb 2006 10:48:42 +0100

I do vagely remember Rent-a-Ghost.. I remember a jester or something?

In response to:Friday Magic!

Fri, 03 Feb 2006 20:52:48 +0100

Did you ever watch Rent-a-Ghost? they could hold their nose, think of a place they wanted to be a would be transported there. I often think it would be great to do that! It would be especially useful at the moment, I could pop of to India, spend a night with my bloke and pop back again! That's a bit selfish isn't it? Using magic to save people form bad things sounds far better.