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Eh?

Heh okay... I shall cease guessing then :D:D

I was about to start a web search for Welsh girls' names... :D Maybe I should get on with my work......!

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:unsure: Thanks gang, that's proper cheered me up as i sit on the slowest bus ever on the Edgware Road! Sorry to disappoint all the guessers, but it's Olwyn...not that anyone ever uses it. And it's not made up cheeky Peev! :unsure: I might consider a change to one of ralph's suggestions instead though B)
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:unsure: Thanks gang, that's proper cheered me up as i sit on the slowest bus ever on the Edgware Road! Sorry to disappoint all the guessers, but it's Olwyn...not that anyone ever uses it. And it's not made up cheeky Peev! :unsure: I might consider a change to one of ralph's suggestions instead though B)
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:unsure: Thanks gang, that's proper cheered me up as i sit on the slowest bus ever on the Edgware Road! Sorry to disappoint all the guessers, but it's Olwyn...not that anyone ever uses it. And it's not made up cheeky Peev! :unsure: I might consider a change to one of ralph's suggestions instead though :D
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olwyn, variant of olwen, meaning "white footprint" from Welsh ol "footprint, track" and gwen "white, fair, blessed. . In Welsh legend Olwen was a beautiful maiden, the lover of Culhwch and the daughter of the giant Yspaddaden. Her father insisted that Culhwch complete several seemingly impossible tasks before he would allow them to marry, and Culhwch was successful with all of them, and he returned to marry Olwen and kill the giant.

oops, so your lover likes to play hide the sausage. :unsure:

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I've always wondered about men who makes jokes about being small.

are they actually really big so can afford to joke?

or is it a light hearted warning not to expect much? :unsure:

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:D

lol @ the edit :lol:

what do girls expect... well, i wouldnt say theres a specific anything that girls expect as such. Depends on the guy I suppose although even knowing a guy and his build etc ur expectations can be waaay off.

impossible to tell on line so dont worry ur safe from expectation :unsure:

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