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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 4, 2008, 8:43 AM CST
[quote=Roseblossum]
reelman90 wrote:
I say do it! Just fill us in with the rest of the story.......
Meanie, Meanie.



Not being mean at all, just a little mischievious. I just don't like people that mis-represent themselves on CS or any other dating site and these places are definitely not the right place for this type of behavior.


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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 4, 2008, 8:33 AM CST
lunalenape wrote:
I'm looking at one right now where an otherwise attractive lady has found it necessary to photoshop her face on a hard-body model's body, complete with cleavage.

Looks like she put some real work into it but she still didn't get the colors right. Should I email her and tell her it's an obvious fake?


I say do it! Just fill us in with the rest of the story........

devil


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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 4, 2008, 8:16 AM CST
Hence, my statement below (red):


reelman90 wrote:
I know it sucks and it hurts us all to a certain extent and will never change as long as we sit back and do nothing ourselves. But, the most disappointing aspect in all this bickering is that that our leaders that were put in office by the people, including the senators and representatives, are not offering any solutions other than scolding the oil companies. They are not looking out for us either. If they were, they would promote other alternative forms of energy and I don't mean corn ethanol. That is a complete joke and just another shell game.

For instance, offer a $100 million or more incentive to the auto company that can create a car that gets over 75 MPG and meets current standards and the car would cost less than 25K. One catch though, the technology is the property of the people.

Just one thing to rememeber and I'm on your side, who puts the money in the pockets of our representatives to keep them from proposing legitimate alternative choices?

A. Big Oil
B. Big Oil
C. Big Oil
D. All The Above



alex_192 wrote:
yes we all knmow who put the money in the pocket of our politicians

but the question remains

WHO PUT THE POLITICIANS IN THEIR SIT?

when the PEOPLE will start geting involved in what politicians decide for them
when will the PEOPLE take things in their own hand, and will go and VOTE instead if siting confortable at home and complaion that OTHERS have voted the wrong person

food for your tboughts



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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 4, 2008, 7:50 AM CST
A foursome is waiting at the men's tee when another foursome of ladies are hitting from the ladies tee. The ladies are taking their time and when finally the last one is ready to hit the ball she hacks it about 10 feet, goes over to it , hacks it another 10 feet and looks up at the men waiting and says apologetically:

"I guess all those f*cking lessons I took this winter didn't help"

One of the men immediately replies:

"No, you see that is your problem. You should have been taking golf lessons instead."


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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 4, 2008, 7:23 AM CST
I know it sucks and it hurts us all to a certain extent and will never change as long as we sit back and do nothing ourselves. But, the most disappointing aspect in all this bickering is that that our leaders that were put in office by the people, including the senators and representatives, are not offering any solutions other than scolding the oil companies. They are not looking out for us either. If they were, they would promote other alternative forms of energy and I don't mean corn ethanol. That is a complete joke and just another shell game.

For instance, offer a $100 million or more incentive to the auto company that can create a car that gets over 75 MPG and meets current standards and the car would cost less than 25K. One catch though, the technology is the property of the people.

Just one thing to rememeber and I'm on your side, who puts the money in the pockets of our representatives to keep them from proposing legitimate alternative choices?

A. Big Oil
B. Big Oil
C. Big Oil
D. All The Above


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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 4, 2008, 6:50 AM CST
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reelman90
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Posted: Jun 4, 2008, 6:24 AM CST
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Posted: Jun 4, 2008, 4:04 AM CST
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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 3, 2008, 6:39 PM CST
Scottishlass wrote:
sounds like the way I was raised!!!



Ditto!


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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 3, 2008, 5:54 PM CST
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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 3, 2008, 5:40 PM CST
I'll take a pass on in vitro meat. If we get to that point in society, I'll just catch and kill my wild meat (fish, birds, venison), much better for you too.


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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 3, 2008, 5:23 PM CST
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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 3, 2008, 4:49 PM CST
dcj22 wrote:
We come here for a little fun. I just don't understand why he wants to take that away from people. He must be one truly miserable person. So much misery that he thinks it necessary to throw it off on others.



Bingo......ignore is the best option at this stage!


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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 3, 2008, 4:43 PM CST
dcj22 wrote:
Why is it that you just want to run from thread to thread and spread ill will and discord?


He is just a shit stirrer. Just trying to raise the hackles of people.

head banger


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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 3, 2008, 4:39 PM CST
gringa wrote:
Okay chicas...I so need to create a list of movie recommendations to buy when I'm in the states to bring back here. What is your all time heart-racing, squirm in your chair, throw cold water on yourself, favorite chic flick?
(and then sell me on it, aye?)



Gringa,........something you may want to consider if you plan on buying DVDs in the USA.

Is Mexico a region 1 country or do you have a region 1 DVD player?

Just curious.......


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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 3, 2008, 4:24 PM CST
Gwyneth Paltrow with red hair. After seeing Iron Man.......she has moved to the top.......oo la la!

Jennifer Aniston
Gina Gershon


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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 3, 2008, 4:04 PM CST
shipoker55 wrote:
ssoooo...it's o.k. to sign up only until you want to quit??

The military is not a month to month lease. If you voluteer for 4 years...be a man(or woman) and serve the time....OR return the money!



Ship, I agree with you on everything you have said about this subject with one exception. The military also makes many promises and then goes back on their word. My brother was promised many good things and training and then they turned around and had him chipping paint on battle ships for his time and he did his 4 years and then left with a bitter taste.

I even talked to a recruiter and told him about my interest in a certain Navy program and asked him to put it in writing that I would get into that particular program. He said he could not do that and I inturn stood up, thanked him, and walked out.

Some people have a particular idea about the military and they are mislead by the military to a certain extent.

All I am saying is that if you want to get out, there are avenues and compromises and many times the military is willing to compromise as well. Be smart about it but don't go AWOL.

If I was in the miliatray and decided it was not for me, I would have stuck it out. That is just who I am!






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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 3, 2008, 3:41 PM CST
Jonner wrote:
You have a good handicap, round of Golf here would cost between 40 and 80 euro, depending on the course. Some nice courses in Ireland, Have you had a hole in one ?


Nope, not yet.......been about a peter's length . I played a lot last year and got the handicap down to an 8, but haven't played one round this year thusfar. Starting to get the itch to play.


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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 3, 2008, 3:37 PM CST
reelman90 wrote:
You are correct......no draft since Viet Nam.

If you sign the papers, you enter into a contract and that contract should be honored.

However, If you decide the military is not for you, just ask to be let out. I have a couple of friends do that and the USAF let them out.

If it is the Army or Marines, act like a crazy nut and they will put you in a hospital or give a medical discharge. Either way, you're safe and out!



They might promote you too, forgot about that one!


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reelman90
Lexington, Kentucky USA
Posted: Jun 3, 2008, 3:35 PM CST
PeachesandRay wrote:
The US military is voluntary. The draft hasn't been used since Vietnam I believe



You are correct......no draft since Viet Nam.

If you sign the papers, you enter into a contract and that contract should be honored.

However, If you decide the military is not for you, just ask to be let out. I have a couple of friends do that and the USAF let them out.

If it is the Army or Marines, act like a crazy nut and they will put you in a hospital or give a medical discharge. Either way, you're safe and out!


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