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Reply #90 posted 03/27/06 5:13pm

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Get a job. lol
All you others say Hell Yea!! woot!
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Reply #91 posted 03/27/06 5:53pm

Rudy

don't spend your time fucking everything that moves or wylin' out or all that nonsense. Think about the future, man. Having some sort of degree will get you a better job. Spend time developing your mind and your soul. Take yourself seriously. you're worth it, aren't you?

I'm 34 and everything somehow worked out really well. Almost perfect. Married, 2 beautiful sweet daughters, homeowner. Stupid factory job though that I can't see breaking away from in the foreseeable future. I actually sort of like it, but it's less than what I could be doing with my mind. Wish I'd finished college! Thinking about going back - but at this stage in the game it is much harder. Not impossible, but harder than I thought it would be.

Thank God I have a hobby I love too. But nobody's paying me for playing geetar like a mutha. lol
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Reply #92 posted 03/27/06 8:22pm

Spats

charlottegelin said:

CinisterCee said:



As if!

I have many ugly men friends! hmph! a couple of them are such nice people I would go out with them if I wasn't married, and I know they are nice because they have been my friends many years. Anyway, what is ugly? I can't even think of anyone that is hideously or repulsively ugly - most folks look just fine.


Come on. You know the difference between good looking and ugly.
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Reply #93 posted 03/27/06 8:24pm

Spats

HamsterHuey said:

CinisterCee said:



But you're married, which I admire.


Anybody can get married.



Yeah, what in the hell is there to admire about being married? Admire people who are free to do whatever they want.
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Reply #94 posted 03/27/06 8:26pm

Spats

charlottegelin said:

Spats said:




I only like some women. I would never be able to post a tribute to the entire female gender like some other people. It would be innaccurate.


nod I would say the same about men, except I would not rule out knowing a guy just cause he was ugly.


I know women who are ugly and some are friends. But i would never do them.
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Reply #95 posted 03/27/06 8:27pm

Spats

Rudy said:

don't spend your time fucking everything that moves or wylin' out or all that nonsense. Think about the future, man. Having some sort of degree will get you a better job. Spend time developing your mind and your soul. Take yourself seriously. you're worth it, aren't you?

I'm 34 and everything somehow worked out really well. Almost perfect. Married, 2 beautiful sweet daughters, homeowner. Stupid factory job though that I can't see breaking away from in the foreseeable future. I actually sort of like it, but it's less than what I could be doing with my mind. Wish I'd finished college! Thinking about going back - but at this stage in the game it is much harder. Not impossible, but harder than I thought it would be.

Thank God I have a hobby I love too. But nobody's paying me for playing geetar like a mutha. lol



It's hard because you got married and had kids. That stuff limits a persons possibilities.
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Reply #96 posted 03/27/06 9:14pm

charlottegelin

Spats said:

charlottegelin said:


I have many ugly men friends! hmph! a couple of them are such nice people I would go out with them if I wasn't married, and I know they are nice because they have been my friends many years. Anyway, what is ugly? I can't even think of anyone that is hideously or repulsively ugly - most folks look just fine.


Come on. You know the difference between good looking and ugly.

I do, but I don't even know someone that is THAT ugly!
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Reply #97 posted 03/27/06 9:16pm

charlottegelin

Spats said:

charlottegelin said:



nod I would say the same about men, except I would not rule out knowing a guy just cause he was ugly.


I know women who are ugly and some are friends. But i would never do them.

some ugly people can still be very sexy
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Reply #98 posted 03/28/06 1:06am

HamsterHuey

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I have met guys that were photo model beautiful but had such an obnoxious character I could not view them other than butt-ugly.

Then again, I met so-called ugly people, who are just not fitting into your pre-conditioned idea of beauty, btw, who truned out the be the sexiest people alive.

Gimme a so-called ugly person over a pretty one ANYTIME. Most my friends do not fit into that rather warped sense of beauty some of you here love to throw around, thank you.


an ye is not an eye-edit
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Reply #99 posted 03/28/06 1:20am

Heiress

i had to decide whether to accept a job offer (radio journalism, at a decent salary)... or to chuck it all and go to france.

i chose france. lol so here i am, 10 years later, student, teacher but mostly a beach bum. wink
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Reply #100 posted 03/28/06 6:09am

Rudy

Spats said:

Rudy said:

don't spend your time fucking everything that moves or wylin' out or all that nonsense. Think about the future, man. Having some sort of degree will get you a better job. Spend time developing your mind and your soul. Take yourself seriously. you're worth it, aren't you?

I'm 34 and everything somehow worked out really well. Almost perfect. Married, 2 beautiful sweet daughters, homeowner. Stupid factory job though that I can't see breaking away from in the foreseeable future. I actually sort of like it, but it's less than what I could be doing with my mind. Wish I'd finished college! Thinking about going back - but at this stage in the game it is much harder. Not impossible, but harder than I thought it would be.

Thank God I have a hobby I love too. But nobody's paying me for playing geetar like a mutha. lol



It's hard because you got married and had kids. That stuff limits a persons possibilities.



for career chasers and the like, that's true. I'm one of the lucky ones who see past that. Not really by choice, I have no marketable skills! lol
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Reply #101 posted 03/28/06 6:12am

shausler

b u

b true

that b all u need

2 du
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Reply #102 posted 03/28/06 6:18am

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Spats said:

charlottegelin said:



nod I would say the same about men, except I would not rule out knowing a guy just cause he was ugly.


I know women who are ugly and some are friends. But i would never do them.



falloff morning, spats! big grin
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Reply #103 posted 03/28/06 6:21am

Ottensen

I would say that if you don't already have everything on lockdown (hubby, fave job, etc.), take this time to discover yourself.

If you have a job that's paying,KEEP it for the moment, and use that dough to pay off bills and work on/up your credit...it'll help for when you wanna start looking for a house or condo 10 years down the line.

Don't worry too much about having the most expensive of anything because that's what your 30's and 40's are for. If you are able to keep your bills in line, and you have money left over, I would use it to see the world. Make a list of 3 places you want to see before you hit the big 30,then make it happen! If you're as enamoured of seeing the world as some of us on here, I can teach you how to see some amazing places you've never dreamed possible, and on the cheap wink...

In terms of self improvement, use this time to also take up a hobby or special interest, it'll make you a richer and more dynamic individual and add new dimensions to your life for the future as well. And if it's something you REALLY love, you may even be able to use that skill for a finacially and emotionally rewarding job at a later time.

Lastly, in terms of relationships, I say feel free to DATE LIKE HELL, although RESPONSIBLY biggrin . Again, if you don't already have a fiancé on lockdown then it's best just to enjoy being single and not fret over it...when the right person comes along, you'll know it and all the fireworks will explode all over the place and you'll both be so into each other there will be no doubt that you've found your mate..

...all that having been said, realize that now is your time! Enjoy it before all of the heavier responsibilities (kids, mates, life career, & property taxes) set in. Right now are the master of your own universe and not a soul out there can take that away from you!

...hope that works for ya!
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Reply #104 posted 03/28/06 6:22am

shausler

Spats said:

charlottegelin said:



nod I would say the same about men, except I would not rule out knowing a guy just cause he was ugly.


I know women who are ugly and some are friends. But i would never do them.



schtick

by a

dick
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Reply #105 posted 03/28/06 6:24am

Heiress

Ottensen said:

I would say that if you don't already have everything on lockdown (hubby, fave job, etc.), take this time to discover yourself.

If you have a job that's paying,KEEP it for the moment, and use that dough to pay off bills and work on/up your credit...it'll help for when you wanna start looking for a house or condo 10 years down the line.

Don't worry too much about having the most expensive of anything because that's what your 30's and 40's are for. If you are able to keep your bills in line, and you have money left over, I would use it to see the world. Make a list of 3 places you want to see before you hit the big 30,then make it happen! If you're as enamoured of seeing the world as some of us on here, I can teach you how to see some amazing places you've never dreamed possible, and on the cheap wink...

In terms of self improvement, use this time to also take up a hobby or special interest, it'll make you a richer and more dynamic individual and add new dimensions to your life for the future as well. And if it's something you REALLY love, you may even be able to use that skill for a finacially and emotionally rewarding job at a later time.

Lastly, in terms of relationships, I say feel free to DATE LIKE HELL, although RESPONSIBLY biggrin . Again, if you don't already have a fiancé on lockdown then it's best just to enjoy being single and not fret over it...when the right person comes along, you'll know it and all the fireworks will explode all over the place and you'll both be so into each other there will be no doubt that you've found your mate..

...all that having been said, realize that now is your time! Enjoy it before all of the heavier responsibilities (kids, mates, life career, & property taxes) set in. Right now are the master of your own universe and not a soul out there can take that away from you!

...hope that works for ya!


you're always so great with practical, yet interesting, advice.
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Reply #106 posted 03/28/06 6:30am

Ottensen

CarrieMpls said:

susannah said:



Me too apparently nod Im looking at STA travel and the lonely planet websites right now, lol. And its still raining, and I still cant afford it!! rolleyes


Yes you can. nod

It's just a matter of sacrifice. Anyone can do it. I know you're a student now, so I would assume that means a limited income, but you just decide what you want to spend your money on. The first big trip to Europe I took, I saved for about a year and a half to make that happen. And we went budget all the way.

I'm lucky in that it only took me a few months of scrimping and saving and not going out and bringing my lunch to work every day to make this last london trip work, but that's cause I make more money than I did then. But it's still just a matter of choosing what to spend your money on.


This is VERY true!

And, the great thing is that being a student entitles you to some great discounts worldwide, so the traveling thing can TOTALLY happen.

Even for those of us who are older with a little extra cash to spend, it's still possible to travel on the cheap with the advent of cheap airline shuttles in the US and Europe, and all of the research that help organize cheap trips via the internet cool
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Reply #107 posted 03/28/06 6:35am

susannah

Ottensen said:

CarrieMpls said:



Yes you can. nod

It's just a matter of sacrifice. Anyone can do it. I know you're a student now, so I would assume that means a limited income, but you just decide what you want to spend your money on. The first big trip to Europe I took, I saved for about a year and a half to make that happen. And we went budget all the way.

I'm lucky in that it only took me a few months of scrimping and saving and not going out and bringing my lunch to work every day to make this last london trip work, but that's cause I make more money than I did then. But it's still just a matter of choosing what to spend your money on.


This is VERY true!

And, the great thing is that being a student entitles you to some great discounts worldwide, so the traveling thing can TOTALLY happen.

Even for those of us who are older with a little extra cash to spend, it's still possible to travel on the cheap with the advent of cheap airline shuttles in the US and Europe, and all of the research that help organize cheap trips via the internet cool


pout Unfortunately you guys dont seem to realise just how little money I have pout

Thanks anyway neutral
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Reply #108 posted 03/28/06 6:37am

shausler

susannah said:

Ottensen said:



This is VERY true!

And, the great thing is that being a student entitles you to some great discounts worldwide, so the traveling thing can TOTALLY happen.

Even for those of us who are older with a little extra cash to spend, it's still possible to travel on the cheap with the advent of cheap airline shuttles in the US and Europe, and all of the research that help organize cheap trips via the internet cool


pout Unfortunately you guys dont seem to realise just how little money I have pout

Thanks anyway neutral




i love u
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Reply #109 posted 03/28/06 6:44am

susannah

shausler said:

susannah said:



pout Unfortunately you guys dont seem to realise just how little money I have pout

Thanks anyway neutral




i love u



biggrin at least someone does! hug
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Reply #110 posted 03/28/06 7:38am

Heiress

susannah said:

shausler said:





i love u



biggrin at least someone does! hug


ah yeah, you're a british subject, are you not? you'd know all about the disount airlines already...
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Reply #111 posted 03/28/06 8:18am

susannah

Heiress said:

susannah said:




biggrin at least someone does! hug


ah yeah, you're a british subject, are you not? you'd know all about the disount airlines already...


nod yep, Im all over it! biggrin
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Reply #112 posted 03/28/06 9:38am

Spats

shausler said:

Spats said:



I know women who are ugly and some are friends. But i would never do them.



schtick

by a

dick



It's not schtick. It's true i have female friends who are ugos. But i am still friends with me. I just would never nail them.

I don't believe that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Most people know the difference between beautiful and ugly. But most people settle because they don't want to be alone.
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Reply #113 posted 03/28/06 10:36am

CinisterCee

There's someone I didn't think much of at first (as far as looks), but as I got to know them, they were drop-dead beautiful to me - aesthetically!

Now I know what "beauty in the eye of the beholder" means (to me).
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Reply #114 posted 03/28/06 10:49am

Spats

CinisterCee said:

There's someone I didn't think much of at first (as far as looks), but as I got to know them, they were drop-dead beautiful to me - aesthetically!

Now I know what "beauty in the eye of the beholder" means (to me).



That's never happened to me. If i thought they were ugly at the beginning I still thought they were ugly once i knew them.
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Reply #115 posted 03/28/06 10:57am

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Spats said:

CinisterCee said:

There's someone I didn't think much of at first (as far as looks), but as I got to know them, they were drop-dead beautiful to me - aesthetically!

Now I know what "beauty in the eye of the beholder" means (to me).



That's never happened to me. If i thought they were ugly at the beginning I still thought they were ugly once i knew them.


lol
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Reply #116 posted 03/28/06 5:57pm

charlottegelin

CinisterCee said:

There's someone I didn't think much of at first (as far as looks), but as I got to know them, they were drop-dead beautiful to me - aesthetically!

Now I know what "beauty in the eye of the beholder" means (to me).

nod some people really grow on you
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Reply #117 posted 03/28/06 6:10pm

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CinisterCee said:

PurpleThunder said:

@ 25 as long as you have a decent job that you dont mind working at then enjoy life for awhile. Just be smart about your choices as many of them can come back to haunt you later.


Well I didn't plan on having a porn career, or getting arrested for anything. What else could come back to haunt me?

Any financial or relationship issues etc. Wasnt talking about a porn career
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Reply #118 posted 03/28/06 7:47pm

CinisterCee

charlottegelin said:

CinisterCee said:

There's someone I didn't think much of at first (as far as looks), but as I got to know them, they were drop-dead beautiful to me - aesthetically!

Now I know what "beauty in the eye of the beholder" means (to me).

nod some people really grow on you


Aaand not only that, they forever shift my values on "what to look for".
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Reply #119 posted 03/29/06 1:51am

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CinisterCee said:

charlottegelin said:


nod some people really grow on you


Aaand not only that, they forever shift my values on "what to look for".



I agree with that. I find that my tastes are forever shifting, or expanding at least. There are guys that - if you'd asked me 10 years ago - if I liked them, I'd have said 'No way!'. Just personal preference. Now, I find them hot as hell. razz And, as you say, there are people who are sexy just by virtue of their personality. nod
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