if...... you had to choose just one to have for the rest of your life, which would it be?
affection or sex?
by affection here i mean snuggling, kissing, hand holding, all the little things.
if you just want sex with out all the other things that go along with it, then you should just go masterbate.
Nononono. Just find somebody of the other gender (assuming you're hetero, of course) who also wants sex without all the other stuff, and you work out an arrangement. Yeah, buddy!
ran into this website funny and boy did it bring back memories (unfortunately...i scored 21...older than dirt!
ok everyone...take the test and fess up!
http://www.marklowry.com/funnies/age_barometer.htm
(40 posts in a too-short timeframe... sheesh, time to back off from this forum again. But not before I say...)
My favorite Mighty Mouse scene is the one, in quite a few different cartoons, where MM has foiled some initial evil plot of the bad guy, and he comes right up eye to eye with MM and says calmly, quietly, "I suppose you know this means war."
Gunsmoke with Chester, long before Festus?
"Mister Dillon... Mister Dillon..." Dennis Weaver. I always hated his nasal whine, in everything he did.
the show Wells Fargo
I was young enough, I called it "Weld Spargo". Do you remember that in the scene behind the opening credits, the stagecoach wheel always seemed to turn backward? An optical illusion having to do with the number of frames per second contrasting with the number of images per second our eyes can process (as I later learned, in science class).
Do you guys remember Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent? Somebody's alliteration gone over the top.
Hey, how about Dan Blocker, on the set of Bonanza, wearing his standard "Hoss" outfit, complete with white non-dimpled 10-gallon hat, selling Chevrolet pickups, talking about how tough they are?
Another memory test: what is it that will "bring strength and energy coursing to every part of your body"? Hint: Jo Ann Castle would know...
COMF wearing a mask
Edited by - GatoCat on 12 August 2002 3:27:27
i guess it's good i'm married.
i wasn't all that great at picking up girls.
here are some of my old lines... didn't i just meet you on the bus??.
I was never much good at small talk or pickup lines. Fortunately, being in the band pretty much obviates the need for that. As often as not, they came to me.
Did it bother me that it was my status as a musician, rather than me as a person, that attracted them? Uh...
Nah.
what a day of mixed emotions yesterday turned out to be.. first off, i discovered that someone had bounced a sizable cheque on me.
1600 pounds to be precise, ouch.
her ladyship calmed me down and explained, as everywhere was closed on sunday, that there was nothing to be done until monday, so, big fella, put it from your mind!.
Hooray! Ah, glad to hear all worked out well for you. The musical selections you took in have a few I'd love to hear, too. Must have been a pleasure for you both.
living in dallas, i've found that personals ads usually list an abundance of folks within reasonable traveling distance... i can turn up about 220 who have posted a picture, don't smoke, and live within 25 miles of me.
it's a great resource for a single guy who enjoys female company.
i've read many hundreds of personal ads.
Mike: she said, "practice monogamy or don't call". I understand that to mean you can't be seeing anyone but her, from the start. That's how she got quoted in this post... unrealistic expectations.
there are quite a number of robins who daily visit my yard.
they're here in the morning and still, or again, in the evening.
to my surprise, i learned that they just love the sprinklers in my yard.
There are quite a number of robins who daily visit my yard. They're here in the morning and still, or again, in the evening. To my surprise, I learned that they just love the sprinklers in my yard. They will stand in the spray, hopping around to get more of it on them, and sometimes will fly into it or fly around in it. It's really a delight to watch. Sorry I don't have a video of it.
They're often joined by the swallows from the mud nest on my patio, a couple of bluejays, some blackbirds and sparrows, but the robins are the most numerous. A few days back I watched something I have only seen in cartoons and heard about in childrens' books: I saw a robin get hold of a worm and fight to pull him out of the ground. He would brace his feet and lean back, pulling with all his might. Finally he would release, drop the worm, get a fresh grip farther up his body, and start pulling again. This went on, I swear, for a good five minutes. The robin even stopped at one point to run a bluff on another robin who was getting too close. After chasing off the competition, he hurried back to the worm again and started up. I had never seen this for real, only heard about it.
Pictures of the robins at play in the sprinkler. There were about 15 in the yard at this time, but I couldn't get them all in the pictures.
COMF, cheating to get in a 3d post in 24 hours
Edited by - GatoCat on 4 August 2002 22:14:46
steve 17 .
manuel 12 .
nicole 9 .
Handsome crew! You obviously know what you're doing when it comes to structuring genetic code!
COMF
as christmas day of 2001 draws to a close, let me share my holiday with you all.. i spent the morning after a waffle house breakfast cleaning house.. late afternoon, my best friends-adopted "worldly" family arrived.
they had me open their gifts first.
autumn and summer picked out two shirts for me, those little girls have good taste let me tell you.
I don't know what the deal is, Mike, but I can't find them. Just the Cemetary stuff.
To make your link clickable, put something like a dash in front of it.
- http://profiles.yahoo.com/skydmyke
COMF
attain the definition of what 'normality' is?.
how can i define it?
does the answer fit within a box?
Hey, Celtic, did you maybe get a table saw for Christmas? No? Well dangit, son, pack up whatever you did get and sell it back to the store, and go get yourself a table saw and a book on what to do with it. You need a hobby, man!
COMF, who loves to work in wood
i found this in my email box this morning... from an old friend.
thought i'd pass it on.... -------------------------------.
around the corner i have a friend,.
I agree, teejay, it's good to be reminded of the passage of time and the need to be active with our love. However...
And that's what we get and deserve in the end.
Again with the guilt. It is NOT what we DESERVE. It's simply what happens as a result of choices... choices that seem reasonable, logical, even necessary at the time. And if I call on old friends, or family, it will not be because of guilt. It will be out of love. Guilt just flat doesn't motivate me at all, these days.
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