Why, yes, as a matter of fact...he licked his eyebrows while jangling the keys to his Lamborghini and casually checking his authentic Rolex watch while, at the same time, phoning his broker to shift a few million from one fund to another. Yeah. Right.
That's a question for a man, not for me. I only know that a crude comment addressed to me as I might be walking by would be not only a turn-off, but would make me think very poorly of the man who said such a thing.
Hi, Boban, sweetie...how the heck are you? Is your English REALLY this good now? Have you really done all of this on your own? If so, I say BRAVO! I remember how you used to write (and I still admired every bit of it!) and I see SUCH progress! I really do admire your accomplishments. You inspire me, my friend.
You all have it 100% wrong. It's really not about what happens when we're IN the bathroom (or loo or whatever you call it)....it's about GOING to the bathroom.
There is something innate in us, as women, to look after each other (unless we totally despise one another). And sometimes, the walk to a bathroom...alone...leaves us a bit vulnerable. It is something that we have developed over time, not something we think about, but any time a woman walks alone (likely past a group of men or a couple of men, at least), we feel a bit vulnerable.
It's not about BEING in the bathroom together...it's about the walk there.
Some may say I'm wrong, but I sincerely believe what I said.
Oh, I know all this is true. And I don't question most of the measures that have been implemented to tighten security. It's very necessary in this world we live in these days. I just found it UNnecessary to hold me up and question my identity when I was showing my diplomatic passport, my driver's license, my government ID badge, etc. Had my name been Sudybelle Bussboomebanger or something, would that have been a reason to stop me?
Welllllll.... As I'm not in the habit of shaving my face, that may not help so much! But I'll work on masculinizing my appearance, just for when I travel. I'll put my hair up under a John Deere or Nascar ball cap, wear a t-shirt with a beer label logo on it, and tuck a Playboy magazine under my arm.
Yeah....how dare I travel with such a name as mine! I'm going to have to get a fake passport made, apparently...what name should I choose? Kathy Smith? Debbie Jones? Linda Johnson?
Yesterday, while going through the security checkpoint at Washington's Dulles Airport, the woman who checked my i.d. looked at me, questioned my name (admittedly, I have an unusual name for a woman), looked at my passport with a miniature magnifier, and then picked up her radio and called for additional security personnel to come over. I asked her what the problem was and she wouldn't tell me. So, knowing that my name is unusual, I reminded her that I would have to have shown my birth certificate in order to get my passport and told her that I have additional identification, but the passport should have sufficed. The kicker is that I hold a black passport...a diplomatic passport. In order to have that, I would have had a full background clearance check. Anyway, she finally succumbed and let me proceed.
I'm all for tight security measures, but COME ON! They will stop someone because their name is different than what they deem acceptable?
Don't mean to seem greedy, but can you just go ahead and set me up with about 3 glasses of wine? You see, I'm battling jet lag, having just returned today to Greece from the U.S. I really should go to bed, but my body clock is all turned around. So, if you'll keep pouring, I'll get a nice buzz and can hopefully get some sleep tonight.
Cheers!
Oh, and I also want white wine, please. Red stains my lips.
Yes, of course you do...as well you should. But it's not really coming across as an aspiration from the OP, as much as it appears to be just a negative comment.
I always wonder about such thread openers...if the women that he HAD chatted up or corresponded with or even met...it these women read what he wrote, it would be like a slap in the face. And that's never a good thing, is it?
It will be that, Pro, if that's what you believe it is. Self-fulfilled prophecies exist, you know. Believe it to be a waste of time and it surely will be.
Consider a different approach to this.... Spend only as much time as you are willing to spend, don't get fixated on finding "the one" here, relax and see how it goes. It's just an avenue, not a guaranteed destination.
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RE: Men Have Always Wanted to Know the Answer to this Question..
Why, yes, as a matter of fact...he licked his eyebrows while jangling the keys to his Lamborghini and casually checking his authentic Rolex watch while, at the same time, phoning his broker to shift a few million from one fund to another.Yeah.
Right.