Bbl87
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I need to branch out from the argyle to some more fun patterns...I once posted a picture of my sexy, sexy Cheez It socks...
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I need to branch out from the argyle to some more fun patterns...I once posted a picture of my sexy, sexy Cheez It socks...
Most tripods do.Eh, for being a bigger and thicker guy, I have surprisingly skinny legs.
I wasn't asking for a MMF order....Straight fit is definitely growing on me.![]()
I have no idea what your saying ...And if a friend were so inclined, they would definitely accentuate anything that would arise to a greater extent with the snugger fit.![]()
You can get some really fun socks really cheap most times...I need to branch out from the argyle to some more fun patterns...
Socks isn't the only sexy you post around here ...I once posted a picture of my sexy, sexy Cheez It socks...
I've also tried. My mom is so talented and can make blankets and clothing. I'm like ... crocheting in just a line and can't manage it. I also obviously cannot count because every line is uneven.
My mom is a first generation feminist. She eschewed anything she viewed as traditionally "woman's work". But, I wanted to learn it all! My aunt taught me bread baking, from my grandma how to sew & home can, my great grandma taught me how to garden & she tried unsuccessfully to teach crochet. She was legally blind and could make a doily with machine accuracy! She never stopped trying...I think I was always a bit of a dissappointmentI've also tried. My mom is so talented and can make blankets and clothing. I'm like ... crocheting in just a line and can't manage it. I also obviously cannot count because every line is uneven.
Totally thought you did....I can't knit/crochet. I've tried. It's awful. Like a drunk spider.
My mom is a first generation feminist. She eschewed anything she viewed as traditionally "woman's work". But, I wanted to learn it all! My aunt taught me bread baking, from my grandma how to sew & home can, my great grandma taught me how to garden & she tried unsuccessfully to teach crochet. She was legally blind and could make a doily with machine accuracy! She never stopped trying...I think I was always a bit of a dissappointment
I simply don't believe that you were every a disappointment. Impossible.My mom is a first generation feminist. She eschewed anything she viewed as traditionally "woman's work". But, I wanted to learn it all! My aunt taught me bread baking, from my grandma how to sew & home can, my great grandma taught me how to garden & she tried unsuccessfully to teach crochet. She was legally blind and could make a doily with machine accuracy! She never stopped trying...I think I was always a bit of a dissappointment
Oh, it's okay, I was teasing. My great grandma was a gem, her only disappointment was that I couldn't crochet, and even that was a bit if a "meh" thing. No big deal
I never wanted the role, but I wanted the skills. Especially sewing. I'm built like an coke bottle, all boobs & backside, being able to tailor my own clothes was a godsend!I simply don't believe that you were every a disappointment. Impossible.
My mom did and still does embrace being the matriarch of the home in every sense. I think I have never cared about any of those things because I never really wanted that role. Although, I learned to cook and bake because I was one of the older siblings and was on babysitting duty most of the time.
I found much satisfaction in crocheting a line, then unraveling it. Thus I never get more than a single line done.I've also tried. My mom is so talented and can make blankets and clothing. I'm like ... crocheting in just a line and can't manage it. I also obviously cannot count because every line is uneven.
I thought they were talking about your make-out technique. Who knew!?!?I can't knit/crochet. I've tried. It's awful. Like a drunk spider.
It's confusing you know.I thought they were talking about your make-out technique. Who knew!?!?![]()
I have no apocalypse skills, I did take a class on making shoes back in L.A. in an attempt to remedy that but quickly resigned myself to being in the first wave of death/food. My daughter however is learning all these things. She’s way more bad-ass than I ever aspired to be.I never wanted the role, but I wanted the skills. Especially sewing. I'm built like an coke bottle, all boobs & backside, being able to tailor my own clothes was a godsend!
I also loved learning how they made due with rationing during the world wars. She taught me to make a cake with honey instead of sugar. I loved when we make that kind of cake because she'd tell the story of how she brought it to a church pick nick in nineteen-forty-whatever, and where she got the sugar to waste to make it was the talk of the town! I love old-timey gossip![]()
This is literally the worst part....I found much satisfaction in crocheting a line, then unraveling it. Thus I never get more than a single line done.
What qualifies an apocalyptic skill set??I have no apocalypse skills,
I think your probably bad ass in other ways.... Like Daddling.... No?She’s way more bad-ass than I ever aspired to be.
I feel like in an apocalypse you really just learn to do with the bare minimum? And I have enough faith in myself to know that I'm capable of doing anything that needs to be done... It's really just about having grit.I have no apocalypse skills, I did take a class on making shoes back in L.A. in an attempt to remedy that but quickly resigned myself to being in the first wave of death/food. My daughter however is learning all these things. She’s way more bad-ass than I ever aspired to be.
You’re fierce as fuck, but not all gritty like sandpaper. I’m soft, I got no desire to rebuild civilization.I feel like in an apocalypse you really just learn to do with the bare minimum? And I have enough faith in myself to know that I'm capable of doing anything that needs to be done... It's really just about having grit.
My kids can all sew & pressure can. Now, if they'll just agree to sit in a duck blind with me at 3am, we can indeed survive the coming apocalypse!I have no apocalypse skills, I did take a class on making shoes back in L.A. in an attempt to remedy that but quickly resigned myself to being in the first wave of death/food. My daughter however is learning all these things. She’s way more bad-ass than I ever aspired to be.
Maybe the Utah air has really dried out my skin, monkey. You never know...You’re fierce as fuck, but not all gritty like sandpaper. I’m soft, I got no desire to rebuild civilization.![]()
I move that we retire this word and never use it again.Daddling.
I know. And faith is all I need.Maybe the Utah air has really dried out my skin, monkey. You never know...
I can't tell how I'm supposed to react to this one... Faith that my skin is rough? Or what?I know. And faith is all I need.
I don’t know that I got a list but basically anything you’d with a Renaissance Faire (before they all became steampunk fantasy cosplayers anyway) or Civil War reenactment groups probably counts.What qualifies an apocalyptic skill set??
I'm curious now.