rohaan Forum Posts (10,534)

RE: Hello from Estonia!

well what DO you have to offer her, Robert? (that simpering grin can only carry you so far...:laugh)

RE: Hello from Estonia!

I love your enthusiastic optimism! ("intelligent man", "long term") Wow do you have great expectations! "Fortune favors the bold" and may it hold true for you! (and for me)

RE: right girls i need your help!!

Oh you just had to toss that in! Dang Robert, you're enough to drive an insane man crazy.....

RE: right girls i need your help!!

Robert! Stop that!

RE: Mail Order Catalog--Quality Men for sale at Bargain Prices

Slidin' and glidin', just like a rocket----oops (!)

RE: Mail Order Catalog--Quality Men for sale at Bargain Prices

You just never know what you might find in the bins down there, huh?

RE: DO YOU THINK WOMEN SHOULD GET PAID AS MUCH AS MEN FOR THE SAME WORK ?

Absolutely

RE: Reincarnation

Being fairly skeptical, it isn't easy for me to believe in anything considered "paranormal". However, I have been reading some of Sylvia Browne's works, and I gotta tell ya, there is so much evidence of many of these. Why do we resist the possibilities so much? Why do we equate the mysterious unknown with something bad or evil? Take a look at just a few things here, and do some research. The pyramids, for example. One of the biggest questions of all time is that they were built (carbon dating is precise) in an era where the tools to construct them and move materials, etc... HAD NOT BEEN INVENTED YET. (? know what I mean here?) How about the archaic but very definite ancient 'airports' that can be seen clearly in Central and South America? I think we all need to be a bit more accepting that there are some real indescribable mysteries and events, and not be so "Dark Ages" about it. And celebrate it as a part of all that we are. In any event, there's nothing wrong with being open-minded, and I don't care what you've been told!

RE: I'd like to get married sometime next year. Will you marry me?

He is kinda cute, ya know---

RE: Reincarnation

As soon as we say "impossible" we take a giant leap--back to the stone age. What an age of wonder and possibilities we DO live in! Fantastic. And remember, in the recent (documented) past--great thinkers were burned at the stake.

RE: Love is Pointless

"You may be right, I may be crazy. It just may be a lunatic you're lookin' for. Turn out the light-don't try to save me-you may be wrong but then, you may be right"!


thought you might get a chuckle out of that old song, navygirl. I do understand. Even after all the crappola in my life, I still want somebody to love and be loved by. Sentimental idiot, I guess.(You're a tough little booger, huh? ha ha--- )

RE: men only please

Hi Sandy--It's hard to tell just how many men would be comfortable with this, but I can tell you this: there are some, and the one you want will be worth waiting for, and for your kids. Not that I'm any family psychologist or anything, here's a couple of pointer that may be helpful: When you meet a guy you like, take in how he lives at home. Is his flat/house tidy? Is he orderly? How does he interact with his parents? Siblings? Friends? Does he have a pet or pets? Is he kind and patient? Well-groomed, dressed, and gainfully employed? Does he listen with interest? Even if he is not rich, are what finances he does have stable? Does he find pleasant hobbies and past times, and nurture these? All these attribute to whether or not he will be good to you and your children. Advocate for a good dad for your kids--you absolutely must, sweetie. Something tells me you will. Hope this didn't go on too much, but I have my reasons!

RE: WooHoo I Wanna Share This With My Friends!!!!

Great to hear, Morgan. Hope you meet some really good people at work. You'll do just fine. what an awesome New Year Present!

RE: Love is Pointless

The "trick" is to not give in to bitterness and doubt. Besides, if you are a bright, optimistic person you really don't WANT to be like that, anyway. Life is a challenge, that's for sure. There is one very fortunate man out there for you, Navygirl. One very, very lucky guy, I would say. Don't give up. Don't abandon the ship! The world will always be a negative mine-field for us to navigate. There's no fixin' that. But you can be wise, careful, and still find a wonderful person. Just have to be careful, like all the rest of us. (If you give in to bitterness you have joined the ranks of what hurts you. Don't give them the satisfaction!)

RE: If love doesn't exist

Thank you for this great inspiring post, Dru. It's so true. And when we can get to a level of genuine ly being comfortable with ourselves, voila, here comes love and friendship, then. I still haven't found a companion, but I know when I do he'll be right for me, because I'M right with me. knowwhadimeanjellybean? love and good wishes for a beautiful Neew Year to you I really, really mean it.

RE: Your first date...dates late... "would you wait or not?"

I'm a nice guy--try to give people the benefit of the doubt. As I've gotten older, however, more and more I am not willing to wait. It's my opinion, too, that people are "late" on purpose. It's game-playing. Let me tell you something I have learned: No one is worth giving up your inner character and respect for. No one. If it feels like you are being "pushed" (by the person who is late) and you really believe you are in the right--ditch him (or her). People need to be on time. Period. If, as a busy medical assistant/home-owner/ etc... I could be on time and answer calls and letters, then anybody can. I just don't buy it. People can, and should, be punctual.

RE: WE ARE F___KED!

Right on. In the purest sense, any court should be totally disconnected with any government or political interest. (Isn't this a conflict of interest in and of itself? Think this over: suppose a defendant is being tried by the prosecution (state or fed...) in a court employing government (civil) judges. Most would agree that for the defendant, this doesn't seem to be a fair playing field.

RE: why guys they like share them wives and girlsfriend with othere guy

I know--didn't take it the wrong way. Yur cool in my book, lovie. (Now that we talk a bit I understand you better and know that you're having fun. If we have to be so worried about everything we say, then this wouldn't be much fun. You "get" this, and that's why we're girlfriends!::laugh:

RE: why guys they like share them wives and girlsfriend with othere guy

you wouldn/t believe some of the 'adult' ads for this sort of thing. Seems to be a lot of guys who want to watch/participate with other guys. Heck, there's quite a call for it. Most of them will say they're not gay. But they answer those ads, don't they? I don't think it's odd or unusual for men to be interested in other men. Not a bit. In fact, I believe it's more often the case--they just don't want to admit it.

RE: what do women want

"What Do Women Want"?




does "All This And Heaven, Too" ring a bell?



(but I can't say as I blame them!)

RE: Men Are Generally Perfect and Women Are Generally Crazy?

Hey Blain--were you the kind of kid that threw the cat into the bulldog's yard? Man, you like to kick up some dust! (even if what you are saying is true, which it is NOT, telling a woman she is crazy would be about as helpful as a flood in an alka seltzer factory--knowehatimeanjellybean? be careful!!!!

RE: THE SAME MINDS THINK ALIKE

You're still very young, Pedro. You will see how life pans out as it goes by. In the present, have a very happy new year. Life is a wonderful, lovely journey and the people you meet are all a part of who you are--try to absorb this comfortably, without angst or reservations.

RE: Another Year Almost Gone----A Kiss To All

Happy New Year, Sassy--best ever!

RE: WE ARE F___KED!

I just wanted to add this: there will always be 'Caesar' and there will always be 'poor'. Last night I did a little research about the Magna Carta. Even though it is regarded as being the blueprint for modern democracy, it is full of holes. For instance, the chart, or list of desired changes and inclusions, was chiefly for the class already known as the "Gentry". There was no real provision for the peasantry, except for a few side comments discouraging severe whippings, etc... To attempt to correlate the gist of modern application of "law', consider two events with wealthy celebrity Americans. The Ramseys. Refused to cooperate with the police. Hmmm. Tiger Woods. Refused to talk or be interviewed by police. Three times. Hmmm. Can us middle class just-keeping-our-heads-above-water-poor-schmucks get away with this? NO. DUH. THAT'S why this whole thing is messed up. It ISN'T equal. Still, I try not to let it get me down.

RE: Do ladies tink that male nurses are wimps?

Just wanted you to know, while growing up here two of the ladies I went to school with worked in the woods as loggers. I have a family member (lady) who is a long-haul truck driver. And hell doesn't get as hot as these girls if taunted for their careers! One of my best (guy) friends is a cosmotecian. And he's as butch as a cowboy on a bronco-bull. Nuff said? And hey, I think you're awesome to go into professional nursing. Mind your environment sharply, and watch your step, my friend. We NEED you in the profession. THANK YOU!!!

RE: WE ARE F___KED!

Anyone who has ever studied the feudal system can find that current social structure directly parallels. Do you realize that corporate taxation is far lower than personal taxation (cents per dollar) even though everyone would agree that the most money is taken from those least able to pay. (yeah, I know--D U H ). Check this out, too. When I got all my ducks in a row to buy my own house, and I mean I did EVERYTHING as persnickety as they seemed to want, when I got to the final drawing of contract, the title banker leaned over her desk and gave me a curtain lecture that would rival Nancy Astor's parliament speech. You know, how fortunate I was that they were going to go out on a limb and take a chance on such a questionable character, etc.... how lucky I was to be ALLOWED to hand over all my money, etc... and this is how it's done with the middle class here. When I told other friends about this house-buying experience, they just nodded and said, "Yup, us too!" It's so boogered up. I don't see an end, so try not to think about it. Try to think of the good things about life, I guess. thanx for listening, guys.

RE: Do ladies tink that male nurses are wimps?

RE: Words That Rhyme Continued...

seduce

RE: Do ladies tink that male nurses are wimps?

I think both men and women view male nurses differently than they do female nurses. After over 30 years in the medical field, I saw this many, many times. Men in nursing are treated differently than women, as well, and not in a 'good' way. Several lawsuits have been settled in the male nurses' favor regarding discrimination in the workplace. For the uninformed, the vocation of nursing is extremely volatile, anyway. It is said that nurses "circle the wagons--and then shoot each other". I can tell you that this does, indeed, seem to be true. A terrible situation that such a fine profession has such a reputation.

RE: Do ladies tink that male nurses are wimps?

I think both men and women view male nurses differently than they do female nurses. After over 30 years in the medical field, I saw this many, many times. Men in nursing are treated differently than women, as well, and not in a 'good' way. Several lawsuits have been settled in the male nurses' favor regarding discrimination in the workplace. For the uninformed, the vocation of nursing is extremely volatile, anyway. It is said that nurses "circle the wagons--and then shoot each other". I can tell you that this does, indeed, seem to be true. A terrible situation that such a fine profession has such a reputation.