Mikeyboy

Although already mentioned, I second the nominations of: Old Dog (for consistantly cracking me up!) Seymore (whos dedication to the Joke section lightens my days) and Cato (the social back bone of this site ...What do the most active and successful social groups have in common?....) Just my 3 cents;)

I think you should go with your gut (Dartmouth) and not let anyone else tell you where to live. (Dartmouth) Just pick the first place that jumps to mind. (Dartmouth) ;)

Thanks for the post Flyer. I was having a particularly "crappy" day yesterday, and your post gave me something to think about. Best not to sweat the small stuff, no matter haw big they seem at the time. Try to remember the big picture.

Glad to hear you are feeling better. You have such a pretty smile. I can't bear to think of you wasting it on tears....:grin:

I use a "secret email address" for all of my hobbying etc. Most people who have something to hide do as well. A quick apology is a good idea, simply to explain that it was an error. Otherwise, I'm sure that there is no harm done. These things happen. Try not to dwell on it too much. ;)

Great post. Very diplomatic but to the point. Lets have some respect guys. I know life has a way of throwing twists at you, but unless your dialing finger is broken, there's no excuse.

I would not object to a knowing smile, but anything beyond that...dangerous for all involved.

In most situations (both in the wild and in life) I would rather be the predator than the prey...so I vote Cougar over MILF. ;) Besides, I find acronyms with the F-bomb in them to be ....awkward. Seriously though, I would not use either term to address someone that I didn't know that well. Both have the potential to be taken as either a compliment or an insult depending on the person. If someone chooses to address themselves this way however, that is fine as they have chosen to see the positive in the term.

How about Hylander? (My favourite bad movie!). You have to be a Queen fan but great sound track!

When travelling, I like the evening or later, but when I'm home, I'm more of an "afternoon delight" kind of guy. This is the easiest time of day for me to slip away unnoticed! ;) No better way to reduce the stress level during the work day!

I did see it on an sp's site. I was reading a recommendation quote which was attributed to cerb. I was intrigued and followed it here.

Read this with my jaw almost on the floor! You got me! Thought it was funny as hell although I have been accused of having a twisted sense of humor!:sm185:

Thought FIDO was pretty funny. Have to go with Shaun of the Dead though. That movie was hilarious! Laughed the whole time!

When I first read this post, I did not reply as I really didn't have any practical suggestions. I'm glad to hear that some of the posts here have been helpful. The best advice I've read is to be to be honest about it. There should be nothing to be ashamed of. We are talking about basic biological human needs. (Although I realize that it is easier to say than to do.) I also wanted to say that reading this has given me pause to think about how we don't often appreciate the simple pleasures in life. Thank you for that.

Happy Birthday ulixestrojan! :grin:

I always like to know the price up front so that I can have it ready. I don't like to discuss it at the time as it takes away from the experience. Having the correct amount ready in an envelope is simply part of the preparation process. Buy a pack of gum on the way if you need to break a bill. You can have extra on hand if you think you may want to tip, or if you are unsure if there are "extras" offered, but the donation itself is always ready to go. If for some reason I couldn't get around to exact change, I don't think I would ask for it. Especially for $10! I likely wouldn't even mention it.

Not to jump on the band wagon but I had to vote Candace as well! Wow!

Go Dani!

Sounds like you are going to need a bigger box of kleenex antlerman! ;-)

Tough decision but I'll have to vote Dani Jensen. There's something about her........

Selena...my personal spinner of the day! Thanks for a wonderful afternoon Selena!

Selena, Selena Selena.......Thank you for a wonderful time! Guys, she is every bit as sweet and beautiful as her pictures imply. (And she has the cutest little giggle!) I won't go into great detail, but needless to say that I'm glad I finally got around to meeting her. I definately plan to repeat. ;)

Sounds like you've figured out how to keep the pressure relieved in order to prevent this........:jackoff:

Truthfully, some of the most beautiful women I have met have been brunettes and I have a special place for redheads, however; we do seem somehow predispositioned to notice blonds first. A medeocre blond will jump out at you first in a group even before a georgous brunette. (At least from my experience.) Next time you're in a bar, take note of the girl in the group you notice first. I think its simply socialization. Look at movies. If they want to make a point that a lady is a knock out, they'll likely pick a blond. I've seen through this instinct in myself because I recognize it but I believe it is real. I think that this is why so many girls die their hair blond. (Quite possibly just the ramblings of a man who has had too much wine though.;))