I don't have any balls. I don't have to polish them, or show them off. I'm not obligated to any balls at all.
You can polish your balls, as you wish. The next crisis comes, I stick around, help others, because my balls don't hold me back. I can also RUN, because I don't have balls.
I've seen enough. I'll run from here on out, the balls can stay behind!
Jag x 12 cyl convertible 1963 Corvette Pontiac LeMans 1971 Convertible 1978 Honda Civic CX(Nearly indestructible) Amc Pacer. Who doesn't love a good fish bowl?
Are you trying to get back with him? Any guy who's had an accident will love you for caring for him. Cooked hot food endears all guys, even your mans friends, if you feed them all.
Do you expect him to stay with you, if you do this for him? If yes, don't do it.
If no, you could take a steak, potato, ceviche, or a sub sandwich. When one is in the hospital, all food is better.
Would you be upset to take him food and be company, while he's in the hospital and if he doesn't call you after he gets out? What then?
Take him decent food, be his friend, don't expect anything.
Coons and squirrels have a tendency to pee in my attic, they're out!
Is your attack possum litter-box trained? If I could train a possum, that wouldn't be bad. Hissing, sharp teeth and they're scary. If I could house train it, I'd have one.
My aunt had a bobcat for years. I loved that cat! Did you know bobcats kill rattlesnakes? I've had rattlesnakes. I'd rather have wolves and bobcats. No rattlesnakes in my yard. It was great!
I had a wolf at my old house. Christmas morning, 2003, I had a bobcat on my back porch. I would pee my pants if one came in. I danced around, because one snoozed on my porch. I've seen two wolves, since. A cougar comes through my Dad's farm in the spring. We've only seen his prints.
Shhh, don't tell anyone. He doesn't kill anything, gets a drink of water and we look at one another, "Do you see what I see?" My step-dad says, "I don't see anything, and neither do you." We go down, count the cattle and rub out paw prints.
Wolves, bobcats and cougars, I feel very safe with those neighbors. It's the people, I worry about.
I live 30 miles from any city. My aunt and uncle used to leave keys in the truck. It was stolen. Prolly best to keep keys inside. Even when I leave my doors open, I lock the storm doors. Never leave my keys in the car, even if I leave the windows down. The nasty police chief got run off, along with his friends, so girls are pretty safe and I feel okay leaving my windows open.
I'm happy to live in a piss-ant town, where I can leave my doors open, for a change. I can even walk around, without being accosted. The country's tough, but it has good points.
I think it's fitting and I'll just snicker, to myself. I never voted for either Bush. I'm about 80 percent Democrat, myself. The older I get, the more liberal I get. I don't feel badly about it, either.
I'm with Claayer. I rarely lock doors, people rarely walk in. If they walk in, I have a fit, for about 3 days. I used to meet them at the door with a shotgun, when I lived in the city. Now, I'm accustomed to my privacy and open doors, with good weather. Affairs are other people's business.
RE: gotta love those texans!!
Bahahahahaha! Glad I spent time in South Texas to learn Spanish, if I wanted to eat. Glad I grew up with Spanish.