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RE: I feel somewhat used!!....

"When a man wants to run around, any old jalopy will take him quite far, but when he wants to settle down, he'll want a brand new car".

RE: A good man?

step over to my office, hun. ro

RE: A good man?

ouch. yow! stop zapping me you hacker you! {p i n g !} ow! put that cattle prong away, meanie! *
















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RE: A good man?

Fantabulous. I'm in the country, where the forest and mountains meet the sea. Cooler 'n a milkshake, doll. Thanks for the note, heres a

RE: RAGE

I do hear you. One can feel rage but not act it out, no? Perhaps you are right, if it is not acted upon it is anger (?) In any event, unreconciled rage or prolonged rage would be nonproductive. And, harboring anger against another person only damages the person harboring it. It's tough to let things go, but best, I think. I mean, how long you gonna kick a dead horse?

RE: A good man?

yes I know I hi jacked the thread, but all this fal de rol was giving me an excedrin headache. Had to take a side car.

RE: A good man?

"deary me', huh? you're just too nellie, sweetheart. (But that's OK for a girl..) How ya doin'? Buddy says "Howdy Lovie". Had his first vet visit--healthy ornery little bird, but I love him like there's no tomorrow. "Deary me...." you are too funny girlfriend!

RE: Men with pierced ears.

I have always felt this way too. There is something a little fay about a man piercing both ears. Mr. T can get away with it, but he is THE exception. Face it--it looks rather nellie.

RE: Are you a highly sensitive person (HSP)

years ago in college one of my professors asked the class how we felt about astrology. About half of us believed there was at least some significant merit in it. He said he would take all of our birthdates and get back to us. The next time class met he very carefully called each student to the desk and gave him/her a "specialized" sheet describing that person per the specific sign. There were audible "oohs and ahhs" many times for the next twenty minutes or so. At the very end of the class, he collected all of the papers and tacked them to a bulletin board outside the classroom. To our embarrassment, it turned out to be the same rambling for everybody. This is what your post reminds me of. Who of us doesn't experience most or all of what you have just written about? Ever read "The Emporor's New Clothes"? just a thought...

RE: Let me throw this idea your way and see what you think.....

I had wanted to answer this, too, but didn't quite know how to say it. And, I have a very realistic view about life in general. Your response was probably the best way to put it. Now, I am not necessarily opposed to this, but all involved parties would need to be aware. No lies. No sneaking around. Would it still be cheating If all were aware, and agreeable, then I wonder if it would be... As the question was presented, however, NO, this is not acceptable.

RE: well!

" I giv ya the bes years a muh life, and I get back ya always ignorin me. Yur heartless. Whad, are ya tryin to kill me? I nevah hear from ya, don dey have telephones on Longg Island? You nevah call me. Whad dya do? Break yur fingah?" *






once upon a time, in a far away galaxy, I ALMOST had this for a mother-in-law! true story---

RE: PollyWolly's Coffee Corner...Part 3..

Oh I don't know--you kinda grow on people! How ARE you? Hey Nullii, I just got a brand new coffee maker. A Black & Decker. It has a programmer on it (so I can wake up to freshly brewed coffee), and, (this is rad), a "sneaker-no-leaker"* feature so you can get a cup while it's still making.






* I knew a guy with this for a nickname once. Don't ask me why. I am as innocent as the driven snow....

RE: Is a 37 year old women and a 51 year old man compatable?

Just wondering why it is important to you what anyone else might think about this, but for the record it isn't really all that much of an age difference. As always, I believe that love knows no age. Did you ever see the movie "Harold and Maude"? A bit of a far fetch, but Harold is a young teen (14 oe 15) but mature for his age. Maude is in her 80's. It's cute.

RE: PollyWolly's Coffee Corner...Part 3..

Got it. It's kool, girlfriend.

RE: PollyWolly's Coffee Corner...Part 3..

Nuuuulllllli, Oh Nuuuulllllli--------(did she already hightail it outa here?)

RE: PollyWolly's Coffee Corner...Part 3..

Get right back here--you ain't going anywhere until you throw us some crumbs! (just a few little narly girlie-girlie observations, then you can go and have yer Tetleys and cracker.

RE: PollyWolly's Coffee Corner...Part 3..

first I have to find out what she meant by men being strange in dealing with their feelings. THEN, we'll get to the big package.

















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RE: PollyWolly's Coffee Corner...Part 3..

Oh can't we talk about the naughty stuff?

RE: PollyWolly's Coffee Corner...Part 3..

what about men would you like to talk about? let's go!

RE: A good man?

A couple of days ago I remembered the adage , "the world is wide, rather than quarrel, I'll step aside"... but have been following this thread some. Now, I personally believe that I'm a very patient, kind guy, but I just gotta agree with you, elmo--who the hell pissed in this guy's cheerios? Who pinched his punk? he has alienated many of us, not because we don't like discussion, but because he becomes so superfluously personal--very, very rude. Now, he says he doesn't think he has, but the common denominator would indicate otherwise. Always glad to answer threads and give my opinion, not available for discourtesy, though. thanx for writing--

RE: What turn guys on....?

You're a nice person, GP, and that counts far more than anything else..I like being your friend, even if it's in cyberspace.

RE: What turn guys on....?

I take it you never saw a pic of GP--he could make the coldest heart melt - like buttah...Know what I mean, Jelly bean?

RE: What turn guys on....?

God I hope so

RE: What turn guys on....?

YOWZA!

RE: A good man?

man, did that sail right over your head--It is a 'given' that no church is perfect! The desired effect was to show what a turd the long-time member was being! Did you miss that?

RE: Energy conservation retro-fitting, for a job.

Recently I attended a consumer awareness event--there are so many things one can do to conserve. A shower, for instance, saves about half the water(and is arguably better for you). The "ice cream cone light bulbs" are about 30% more expensive, but they also last at least 6 or 7 times as long, and they use less energy. An electric blanket is relatively inexpensive to both buy and use, and literally can save you hundreds of dollars a year. The stove top or convection/micro* oven uses far less power than a standard range. (Roasting a turkey in the range costs in the neighborhood of 5.00 dollars.) "Padding" the swithplate covers, outlet covers, and putting a "snake pillow" under doors saves quite a bit. Double/storm windows are said to cut an electric/gas bill IN HALF. I have to have a warm environment due to an illness, I'm on a tight, but not impossible budget, live in approximately 850 square feet, and my electric bill is about 30.00 per month. (The average for this area in an all electric small home or medium apartment is about 100.00). Just a few thoughts...


* I personally do not use microwave - have some issues with it

RE: A good man?

Just so you know, I don't REALLY call folks "brother and sister". Added it to punch the pun. (but I do love you! )

RE: A good man?

Years ago I heard this conversation at a fundamentalist church. Thought it might be interesting to throw it into the mix, after reading some of the remarks. It is intended to add a spark of mirth to this otherwise tedious banter!


"Hey, I'm Dave". How long have you been coming to church here"?
"Started about three weeks ago. Name's Frank". (men shake).
"How do you like the pastor"? asked the newcomer.
"Oh, he's all right, I guess. Got a long way to go, though. I wish he would put some kind of a leash on his wife, though".
"What do you mean"?, newcomer asked, startled.
"Just look at her. Too much make-up. And her neckline plunges so far down it leaves nothing to the imagination. If I didn't know she was the preacher's wife, I'd bet a month's salary she was, well, I won't say it. And the goofy broad laughs like a hyena".
(A family walks past the two men). "I talked with them a little earlier", the newcomer said.
"Be careful about that. They're not what they seem. All nicey-nice, but they'll stab you in the back. Any little reason. Besides, they're too legalistic. They think they're really hot stuff. Burns me up".
"Have you gone to any other churches in town"? the newcomer asked.
"Absolutely not!" Besides, if it ain't broke, why fix it? I love it here!"

Now, brothers and sisters, do you all understand why there is such difficulty in our church communities? This sort of thing goes on ALL the time. People professing to love one another and being as hateful as hell. It doesn't jive.

RE: Purpose/meaning to you, behind your screen name?

go to your room!

RE: A good man?

Just throwing out answers to your post-you seem to have a need to put words in our mouths and that's not cricket. Your post/thread began as valid and interesting, but your belligerence deteriorated my interest in having a good conversation. What you ask is fair enough, how you respond is inconsiderate. See ya.....