virgin_not
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hello to you, too, VN. always a pleasure to see you. love the av.virgin_not said:*stopping by to say hello to all and to the creator of the thread of course!![]()
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don't give me too much credit. I can be a real asshole, too...sugared said:Tis a messed place we inhabit. True. It is, however, nice to know about people such as yourself that are giving, caring and thoughtful. The world is full of unsung heros whether their deeds are grand or otherwise. It lifts ones spirtits to know of such people and happenings..![]()
Uh huh, sure. May I add humble and modest to your profile?mrtnmoon said:don't give me too much credit. I can be a real asshole, too...
hi denae...Denae said:Like you, I love the Amazing Race. It's my favorite reality show of the bunch. I also have the same criticisms as you do. The thing that I've loved about the hippies is that no matter what country they are in, they try to at least learn a few words in that language in order to communicate. I remember in Russia that they took a few minutes to gaze at the beauty of the walls inside the (i think) church where the clue was at. Teams like Lake & Michelle and Jonathan & Victoria make me ill. I think they do behave this way in real life and these women who tolerate being treated like shit are also to blame for accepting this treatment.
That was an extremely thoughtful gesture towards the woman walking in the rain. I'm sure the only reason that she said no is because of the bad things that could happen. I'd do the same thing if I had to walk in 110 degrees here. A woman can't treat her safety lightly.
I wish your thread the best--you've been a terrific guy when I've read your posts.
Den
mrtnmoon said:that must mean you're a teacher....
howdy, ms. scotch. or maybe you prefer butter. I guess I should have asked before I gave you your own special nickname. how you doing this evening?butterscotch_ said:Nope, I'd murder the little darlings. Evening mrmoon.
mrtnmoon said:howdy, ms. scotch. or maybe you prefer butter. I guess I should have asked before I gave you your own special nickname. how you doing this evening?
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one that doesn't have the patience to teach.
maybe I should call you parkay.butterscotch_ said:Everyone calls me butter, I guess it could be worse. I love children but teaching is not for me.
ok, parkay...butterscotch_ said:Lol, sounds good to me.![]()
mrtnmoon said:I've always thought I am way too sensitive for my own good, but I think my nephew has even me beat. we had a get together today for mother's day and my bro and his wife were talking about how my nephew (5 or 6, not sure) cried when chris what's-his-name was voted off american idol last week. then he cried again last night when jeff gordon came in 2nd in the race.
I would have called him a wuss, but I'm not that much of an asshole. I just hope he grows out of it. it's a hard enough ol' world to live in without getting upset about things that trivial. now I don't feel quite so bad about crying at movies and stuff....
mrtnmoon said:ok, parkay...
I have many, many questions about/for you.... but you've said you're shy, so I don't wanna ask you anything if you'd rather not discuss your RL. so, you tell me... are you a "let's get to know each other" kinda gal, or should I just keep my questions to myself?
I think he's 5. I know he's not in the first grade yet. and I really wouldn't call someone that young a wuss... I was just kidding. I do hope he doesn't always take things so much to heart, because there's a lot of painful and scary shit out there.butterscotch_ said:How old is he? I would think age plays a big part.
mrtnmoon said:hi denae...
thanks for the kind words and the update on MG. I saw recently where you had posted on some other thread and was thinking that you hadn't been around much lately, either... at least I don't recall seeing many posts by you... so I appreciate you taking the time to stop in.
you're right about the hippies and the language thing. I didn't pick up on it at first, but I noticed it in the last episode when they were in thailand. I think what bugged me about them at first is just that they're so damn cheerful. I guess that kind of behavior makes me a little skeptical. it really seems to be the way they are, tho, so more power to 'em. it wouldn't bother me too much to see ray and yolanda win because they have also seemed pretty decent for the most part... at least they were kind enough to leave some pants for the one dude.... but go, hippies!
I understand why the lady didn't accept my offer... I just wish we didn't live in a time when everyone had to be so afraid. I've offered rides before... some were taken, some weren't....it's weird but I guess in a way it makes me wonder if I look like a serial killer or something when they say no. lol. at the same time.... I usually won't pick up a hitchhiker, because I'm afraid.
if it was a cute girl, I might risk it...
I guess that's something else about me... I'm weird and I have double standards. lol.
anyway... good to see you, den and I hope life is treating you well.
fair enough... you didn't respond to my last one so I wasn't sure you wanted to go that route.butterscotch_ said:Pms are okay to ask questions. I'm actually not as shy as I made out; just cautious.
mrtnmoon said:I think he's 5. I know he's not in the first grade yet. and I really wouldn't call someone that young a wuss... I was just kidding. I do hope he doesn't always take things so much to heart, because there's a lot of painful and scary shit out there.