I'm originally from NJ and they had license plates in the front and back of the car. I went out ONCE with this guy and I noticed his front plate had the month and year switched. When I told him, he said all he had to do was to put that plate on the back of the car and it would be correct. Even went so far as to trek into a hardware store for a screwdriver. Needless to say I never saw him again.
The part that always gets me is that these people manage to write on these sites but as soon as the first chat it's off to the phone. What's wrong with exchanging words on a site? It could be cheaper and you can put thought into each others responses. I guess I am old fashioned too.
The only part of the body the stubborn fat refuses to leave. Yes, sit ups help but they aggravate my bad back. Has anyone tried that cool sculpting process????
I don't see how anyone could discount physical attraction if they intend to be intimate with a person. If no intimacy is contemplated, then yes, it is easy to befriend a person. We can't have too many friends.
I shop all year long buying small door prizes for a Christian social group I belong to. It's much more satisfying than buying specific gifts for people who don't really care.
When my mother was in the early stages of COPD, doctors used to give her steroids. You would not believe how well that worked. It was like her COPD disappeared. Of course there was still the progression of the disease. The last few times they used it, she developed steroid psychosis. Shame, she was really out of it.
Actually I know a few people who would be alive today if they were in jail maybe forever. They just couldn't function in society and were always getting in trouble. The authorities would just give them a tap on the wrist and turn them out again. I'm for life in prison and I'm ashamed to say that I almost found myself wishing these people would do something drastic so they would be in a safe confined place.
Sorry about your friend. My mother had COPD so I know what it is like. However, you don't have to smoke to get COPD. In my day there was that "second-hand smoke". Everybody smoked, in offices, in cars, restaurants, etc. It might just take one more episode to move that non-smoker to COPD. Doesn't seem fair.
RE: Who is the owner of your thoughts?
Very interesting thread. Thanks for posting AgentAjax!