Oh thanks, I just liked my face so much better years ago. When one is over 50, the face is certainly different. I look great from the neck down. But it's kinda good because I can look at cute guys and I know they're not looking at me "that way", so I don't have to be on guard. It's rather liberating.Originally Posted by Varenne Rodin
Maybe you are! I intend to be adorable in middle and older age too, like Maggie Smith. From the inside out.
See this is why you're comments are so funny. If I had time, I would find a bunch of them and post them all at once!
Haha, I was going to tell you that you look like Robert Pattinson but I was worried that I might offend you.
Finally, someone who appreciates my sense of humor around here.
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"Personal note: When I was a little kid my mother told me not to stare into the sun. So once when I was six, I did. At first the brightness was overwhelming, but I had seen that before. I kept looking, forcing myself not to blink, and then the brightness began to dissolve. My pupils shrunk to pinholes and everything came into focus and for a moment I understood. The doctors didn't know if my eyes would ever heal."
-Pi
Only me? Out of all these litnet people? Geesh. No wonder I laugh when no one else is, there I am, cracking up, and nobody else is laughing. I am just getting used to it now, after all these years. It's also no wonder I couldn't sit in church, it's just too funny.
-El Sancho goes into a knife-fighting crouch, except oddly he has forgotten to bring a knife-
I'm here to tell you, gender assumptions will bite you. A couple of years ago I was standing around the water cooler with one of my co-workers, engaging in a little chit-chat. She asked what I did over the weekend. I said, "Ah, I was just doing a little work on the T-Craft." (I owned a little airplane back then.) She asked what kind of work, and I went into this dumbed-down version of how to time a magneto. I didn't mean to be condescending or anything, and I consider myself an enlightened kind of guy who was just tailoring his conversation to his audience, but it quickly became obvious to me that this woman knew airplane engines:
Her: "What kind of engine?"
Me: "Ah, you know, these things have 4-cylinder, air-cooled, engines."
Her: "I know, a Taylorcraft usually has an Continental A-65. What's yours got?"
Sancho is starting to feel like his train has just jumped the tracks, "Mine has an A-75. The extra 10 Horse Power is nice, but my top end is so loose I'm probably only getting around 50 horses."*
Her: "Ha. Yeah well. What kind of mag?"
Me: "Eisman."
Her: "Old. What's top dead center on that engine?"
Me: "Well, it's weird, one side is 28.5, and the other side is 29.5, I don't know why."
Her: "That's because..." and she tells me.
I'm starting to feel like I'm talking to a dude. "So, what'd you do this weekend?"
Her: "I had to change out the PTO on my tractor."
Me: "What kind of tractor?"
And so it went. (Turns out it was a Kubota L3240)
And just to clear up any other assumptions, I'm here to tell you, she definitely was not gay.
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Sorry 'bout stepping on you, K. Looks like we're posting in tandem.
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No apology needed!Sorry 'bout stepping on you, K. Looks like we're posting in tandem.
I appreciate Juniper's humor, unlike many who take her too seriously.
A good friend of mine has her welding ticket. This other girl I know who is gorgeous as Venus works as a fire-fighter and once did a season on a commercial fishing boat in the waters up North. At my kickboxing gym there are women who kick the bag with far more force than I, and I've got pretty darn good kicks.
But they'll never out belch or out bench press us men, and that's why they'll always be stuck on dish duty and have to walk two steps behind.
Darcy, didn't emil miller whip ur ***? :P
No, I don't think he did. I'm actually not sure what you're referring to.
See that book he wrote? i walked past a National Front rally one day and they were handing those books out for free
No, I was just kiddin with u need to become a pachyderm like me
In yankie land it's a lot different to europe i suppose
But she's a woman, I thought we were all putting on an act of treating her with seriousness because men must humor the flimsy passions of women. They are so very delicate and fragile afterall.I appreciate Juniper's humor, unlike many who take her too seriously.
Hah! This coming from the guy who needs to buy "fancy" toilet paper.
Haha, that happens to me sometimes. Last year my brother was cleaning a deer with a new friend of his who just moved to town watching when I sauntered over. Rylen's new friend had his nose and mouth covered by his sleeve and his eyes were watering from gagging when he sees me and yells "Hey! You don't want to come over here!" Rylen started laughing and tossed me a knife, and I proceeded to practically climb right inside of the animal and slice it's thoracic organs from it's ribcage. I made it extra gross too, just to freak the kid out.
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"Personal note: When I was a little kid my mother told me not to stare into the sun. So once when I was six, I did. At first the brightness was overwhelming, but I had seen that before. I kept looking, forcing myself not to blink, and then the brightness began to dissolve. My pupils shrunk to pinholes and everything came into focus and for a moment I understood. The doctors didn't know if my eyes would ever heal."
-Pi
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