Yeah, the sad fact is, it can matter. And I admit I've endured some criticism on that score from around these here parts. Why just the other day I tied my precious rope to a car to pull it out of a ditch, and the dang thing snapped, and just lay there limply on the road. I don't think I've ever been so humiliated in my life. The farmer made a derogatory comment about the thickness of my rope, and added gravely: "You know, son, sometimes size does matter."
I admit I was pretty pissed off, but I took his comment to heart. Next time I will have some thicker "rope" on hand. But I still believe it's not the size of your "rope," but how you "swing" your "lasso."
Regardless of the problems inherent in meeting people online, I've had more success meeting quality people on CS than on any other singles site, free or otherwise.
That's one reason I moved to South Dakota, Robert. I figured with the low cost of living, females would be cheap, too. Good theory, but in practice the only available females within 100 miles walk on four legs and make you bring them 400 pound blocks of salt before they'll even sit and talk to you.
That's actually a pretty good answer, imo, Zeloniy. I usually say something like: "I have yet to meet that incredibly lucky girl, yet." Or something along those lines.
Here, people not only keep track of roadkill, Blue Eyed, they take it home and cook it. Our local restaurant is the Badger Roadkill Cafe. For some reason I've never gotten around to sampling its cuisine.
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RE: Does the SIZE matter...?
Yeah, the sad fact is, it can matter. And I admit I've endured some criticism on that score from around these here parts. Why just the other day I tied my precious rope to a car to pull it out of a ditch, and the dang thing snapped, and just lay there limply on the road. I don't think I've ever been so humiliated in my life. The farmer made a derogatory comment about the thickness of my rope, and added gravely: "You know, son, sometimes size does matter."I admit I was pretty pissed off, but I took his comment to heart. Next time I will have some thicker "rope" on hand. But I still believe it's not the size of your "rope," but how you "swing" your "lasso."