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tazman727: Hi, all... Caribou here. Looking for someone that likes to cuddle up to a movie almost as much as I do. Any of yall still around?

dragonfly88: it is....

here,

I'll pass the pop corn.....

have you got any chocoalte?

Ecoprincess: Or simply take it one step further, flirt with everyone no matter how old or young. Little boys have the habbit of squirming in the most cute manner, old men beam from ear to ear with warm memories; and its all good practice, it makes you smile, the opposite sex like people who smile, you are approachable and friendly, they talk to you.

its fun, most of the time it means nothing, it just makes everyone smile

jetdevil2001: And wait it being updated two more years, while Opera and Firefox updates come out almost every 1.5 month

Darkhorseman: Crazy horse was the greatest Signer of all time. Crazy Horse used the middle finger thrust up, followed by the middle finger thrust across at General George Custer just before the battle at the Little Big Horn. It nearly cost the Amerinds the battle because all the braves were laughing so hard they were falling off their horses.

"What does that mean?" asked Custer of his Scout.
"Well, you know what the finger straight up means?" asked the Scout.
"Yes." said Custer.
"The finger straight across means he's not happy with your horse either." said the Scout.

jlb684: Um......you asked who is the greatest SIGNER....
Perhaps Thomas Jefferson?? Benjamin Franklin??? John Quincy Adams had a lovely signature, if I recall.

Sorry....just teasing. Couldn't resist.
Greatest singer is certainly subjective, particularly when you say "of all time".

Ambrose2007: I'm currently debating this subject with a friend. He believes that through a combination of therapy, hypnosis, self-suggestion, and sheer willpower one make oneself fall out of love (he's claims to have done this with a long-time girlfriend). He also contends that one can will oneself to fall in love with someone. We might not *want* to fall in love with someone because of personal incompatibilities, but if one wanted to do so it would be possible - even if the person were poorly compatible.

He also applies this across the board to our desires: we could, for example, will ourselves to have different tastes in women (for example, change from liking skinny women to overweight women) if we so chose.

I believe there are quite a number of problematic elements in his position, but I'm wondering what thoughts my fellow CSers might have on this subject...