Ambrose2007 Forum Posts (8,881)

RE: Here we go again...

That just proves that some Nords have brains, Oslo.

RE: Grudges

Wise words, Dark Angel, though I'm not sure I can ever forgive you for uttering them

RE: Grudges

I enjoy your work here, Indy. And thanks for lightening up that photo, too. Good to see the face within the darkness. I thought you were with the CIA or something for awhile there...

RE: Grudges

Seriously, I think you're cool, Oslo...

RE: Here we go again...

DO you know any more good Norwegian jokes?

RE: Grudges

I prefer to start each new thread afresh, to erase from my mind any previous arguments or misunderstandings.

That being said, about those Norwegian jokes and articles about fat Norwegian men, Olsojente...

RE: What a warm greeting I recieved

You know, I find that I've become really sensitive about dumb blonde jokes these days But at least it gives me something of an excuse I never actually believe it was true until I put that damn wig on...

RE: I didn't know we had a friend list thingy!

I think it would be rilly nice if we could be guy-friends...I rilly mean that...

RE: What a warm greeting I recieved

And here I was thought he was just bragging about his military rank! In that case... my good Colonel.

RE: What a warm greeting I recieved

Well, I admit I am a bit put off by your "handle." I don't think people should list their military status, especially if they enjoy a high rank (speaking a former "private").

RE: Just how much would you really give up for love?

Okay, Spicey. Your faith has converted me...for this moment, at least.

RE: Just how much would you really give up for love?

Thanks to you, Athens, for starting and chaperoning such a exquisitely painful thread. Seriously.

RE: Just how much would you really give up for love?

Spicey, one sentence in there really stopped me: "Most of all, I have to put my full faith in a stranger."

Woah. I truly hope you don't mean that literally.

RE: Question for pretty, young, women w/o kids

My understanding is that Catherine actually had a crush on *Kirk* Douglas, but settled for his son...but that's another, probably apocryphal, story...

Good point about ratings, Dark Angel. Right now it's all in the eye of the beholder. Though I have heard someone just came out with a machine that objectively measures attractiveness. That's kind of scary to me.

Personally, like Athens, I would never attach a number rating to someone publicly, but if I did, I'd probably only rate Solid as a 7.7789. That means he may only get within a fraction of his ideal woman. So close, and yet so far.

RE: Question for pretty, young, women w/o kids

Right. And I suspect no one here would call you shallow, Athens.

RE: Question for pretty, young, women w/o kids

Well-put, Blue Eyed.

I've thought the whole subject to death. I'm pretty confident I know the kind of person I want. I'm also pretty sure she's a long, long ways away, possibly even in another country... But then that's part of the price of living in the middle of f""ck*** nowhere.

RE: cant stand it !!!

Someone attempting to pick *my* nose?

RE: Question for pretty, young, women w/o kids

Hi, Jan/Konig --

I think all of us are particular, or have our own special peculiarities, when it comes to romantic attraction. I don't think Solid is so much different from most of us, except perhaps in the narrowness of his "attraction range." Aren't we all looking for appealing people, in terms of both looks and personality? I don't believe that makes us shallow. It's part and parcel of the human condition, isn't it?

Anyone here willing to state *honestly* that they don't care about looks and age? I can't.

RE: A tribute for special friend please read

Well-said, Daniel. I think you represent what is best about this list.

RE: Question for pretty, young, women w/o kids

Well, as far as impractical love-fantasies go, I don't believe your desire for a young, beautiful, childless woman rates particularly high. I see it all the time around here...sometimes I even think it's the norm. So many average-looking older guys with much younger, good-looking women. Not sure how they do it. It's clearly practically achievable.

Nor, in terms of ethics, do I see anything wrong with wanting that. Not my cup of tea, but to each his own.

RE: Question for pretty, young, women w/o kids

Well, Arabella, it just might make us all better men (or better-looking), don't you think?

RE: Just how much would you really give up for love?

Well, you did one helluva job in rediscovering it, Euphoria. Humor sometimes is the best -- perhaps the only -- defense against heatbreak, imho.

RE: Just how much would you really give up for love?

And thanks for asterisking my blunt language, Athens. But you're not the only one who's mood needs brightening.

RE: Just how much would you really give up for love?

"It's as if it's dangling in front of me sometimes and if I could just lean a bit further forward and stretch as far as possible, I might be able to grasp it...but I am leaning out over a cliff or a rooftop wall or something, and I'm afraid of stretching too far because it's a hell of a long fall, should I lose my footing."


That is an agonizingly beautiful way to put it, Athens. A very difficult stretch -- particularly if you have a fear of heights.

RE: Just how much would you really give up for love?

That's pretty damn wise as well, Robert, imo. A very unpleasant kind of wisdom, however.

RE: See if anyone can figure this out

Oh. "Butcher!" I thought you meant "Bucher"! They usually weigh in around 170, in my experience.

RE: See if anyone can figure this out

Maybe 170?

RE: Question for pretty, young, women w/o kids

Thanks, Blue Eyed. This thread is whizzing by so fast I was having trouble locating your response to Arabella.

Are you trying to say I'm immodest!? Harrummph!

RE: Question for pretty, young, women w/o kids

I gotta get me one those damn cowboy hats!

RE: Question for pretty, young, women w/o kids

I thought we were supposed to be having a deep philosophical discussion here, not just flirting.

But all these hot girls on this thread...damn...it's hard to keep one's mind focused on the larger issues....