mike3478 Blog Comments (310)

South American woman...

I thought she looked different tonight. I didn't want to say anything


Thanks for clearing that up miss V.

RE: tennesee laughing at kiflin

Yes, I am laughing too!

Not sure if it's for that same reason....

South American woman...

I guess spell check can only take a man so far.

RE: Houston, we have a problem

wait, I did list my standards

RE: Houston, we have a problem

I always get worried she's on her way to Vegas to marry CT when she disappears. And I worry even more when they both disappear like they are now.

Oh miss V, I can't wait to tell you all about my new brain.

I don't even want to think about having to blog with their kids.


I'm trying not to be 'needy' but I'm having some 111 withdrawals.(hint hint)

South American woman...

Very true miss V. Good to see you again. I am eagerly hoping there will be another miss v blog someday.

I'd like to hear about your road trip too. Your not robbing banks or anything...be good.

RE: Women LOVE

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RE: Women LOVE

No. My future woman wouldn't. She would love her children more. If she HAD to choose, I would expect her to choose her child over me. I wouldn't want it any other way.

If I was drowning with our child, and she could only save one, I would expect her and insist she save our child.

If I was FORCED, I guess I would choose the child too and I would hope my woman would want it that way.

You need more then a shirt.

Good luck with that statement finding a wife. Your self absorbed. I guess that supports your constant shirt off pictures. You think your just the best don't you. Interesting putting 2 and 2 together.

RE: insecure

All good advice here for you John.



Is this a first?

RE: insecure

Just do it.

Be honest, request the same and let the cards fall as they may.

Put it this way, if you don't try, you know what the result will be. So you have no choice but to go for it or be a certain looser.

RE: call it as it is

blogger, sounds like you need a new mind.

South American woman...

Your all too kind considering my obnoxious behavior at time. But I'll still take it when I can get it, thank you!

RE: HEY

RE: Houston, we have a problem

Well I miss 111. These people are boring on here. Maybe it's me, I know it is. It's just hard to find someone that stimulates the mind as well as the eyes. Maybe it's time for a sabbatical myself.

Today, your words, In the end, we only have ourselves, is resonating in my brain as I rummage though a pile of paper work...

RE: Houston, we have a problem

wth

RE: Houston, we have a problem

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RE: Enemy Y?

Confirmation: Two posts above have been received, and read.

RE: WERE NOT PERFECT

How about in a language you can understand, "I's dissin myself".

RE: Flashy

Why do some want to display their gold and some what to hide their gold.

RE: Flashy

I think you took your blog the wrong direction.

To answer your question, what is more 'fun' to watch, a blank white wall or a white wall with an action movie projected onto it?

put a baby in front of a blank white wall and watch baby cry. Now put all kinds of moving colors and noises, baby stop cry.

I would like to explore the man/woman that are drawn to material 'value' flashiness. Why does real gold attract some people more then fake gold. Both look the same.

RE: Houston, we have a problem

calm, she was thinking of me when she came up with that number

RE: WERE NOT PERFECT

We were joking....geezz...

RE: Enemy Y?

I've changed ...I'll have to go back and read some of your blogs when work slows down in a couple days. I can't remember what I said. Consequently, that is why I had to give up lying.

RE: Enemy Y?

Can I thank you as a freind?

The words you write now, paint a picture of a strong, happy, energetic, attractive, fun woman.

Some of your old words, have the opposite affect.

If you have not noticed, I too have both kinds of words, and sometimes on different days. I think you have just reminded me of an important lesson.

RE: Enemy Y?

Emily, this is an interesting side of you. I like to see the little fighter in you

RE: Houston, we have a problem

If I was to say that to an Asian lady, would it sound profound? Or would I sound like I have a mental disorder?

Be honest with me.

RE: Enemy Y?

Looking at his picture and most recent post, I think he's looking for a fight.

RE: Houston, we have a problem

Sometimes I have trouble articulating my thoughts into words.

Sorry for the NONsense.

RE: Enemy Y?

Thanks for the laughs.

I'm not sure if his question is random, or related to his experience on here. I have a feeling I will have to learn to fall asleep not knowing the answer...

RE: Houston, we have a problem

Emily, the other day I was thinking of attractive Asian ladies and your seeming, to an American, me, unique way with words. I was rolling grass seed into dirt and I was close to a house. Of course I did not want to hit the house, but I new the distance between the wheels could not change, so if I could trust myself to just look at the tire tracks opposite the house, I would not have to worry about hitting the house. Can you follow? But the urge to look at the tire closest to the house was very strong. I wanted to 'see' that I was not hitting the house, instead of just 'trusting myself' with what I KNOW is true. I figure there must be some intriguing Asian saying that could come from this experience. Something about, being able to not have to see the truth as long as you know the truth.

Chinese version,"true tractor tire tracts make vision unnecessary to see"....????