tinaz said: CarrieMpls said: I have never, ever in my life seen or heard of those before. That's... wow... I don't even know. LMAO!! Ya, arent they just great! You should sell them in New York! [Edited 4/28/10 6:08am] you crazy!! ...who the hell is going to buy a pickup truck in NY? | |
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BklynBabe said: tinaz said: LMAO!! Ya, arent they just great! You should sell them in New York! [Edited 4/28/10 6:08am] you crazy!! ...who the hell is going to buy a pickup truck in NY? ~~~~~ Oh that voice...incredible....there should be a musical instrument called George Michael... ~~~~~ | |
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evenstar3 said: i nearly moved across the world for someone who really didn't gave a damn about me, but who i loved very much. silly naive thing that i am, i'd probably do something similar for someone else i loved that much. i figure i'll eventually grow out of it, maybe
MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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TheVoid said: Fauxie said: I guess there's nothing I wouldn't do.
That's why you should probably get a job, bitch. It's illegal to work without a work permit. MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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Fauxie said: TheVoid said: That's why you should probably get a job, bitch. It's illegal to work without a work permit. Just think of the work permit as a deliverable in that regard. Sort of like the way I think about putting a pair of pants on in order to be presentable at work. (it's against University rules to go to work naked here. ) | |
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TheVoid said: Fauxie said: It's illegal to work without a work permit. Just think of the work permit as a deliverable in that regard. Sort of like the way I think about putting a pair of pants on in order to be presentable at work. (it's against University rules to go to work naked here. ) I've read it a few times and I still don't quite understand your post. MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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Fauxie said: evenstar3 said: i nearly moved across the world for someone who really didn't gave a damn about me, but who i loved very much. silly naive thing that i am, i'd probably do something similar for someone else i loved that much. i figure i'll eventually grow out of it, maybe
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evenstar3 said: Fauxie said: je ne regrette rien! excusez moi, ou est la piscine? MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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Fauxie said: evenstar3 said: je ne regrette rien! excusez moi, ou est la piscine? non. mange la merde! | |
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Oh, lawd.
Well, in the past I've been known to completely abandon sanity, dignity, and self-respect for it. Now? I honestly don't know. I'm not sure I value that kind of love anymore. It's pretty much a chemistry-induced delusion, the purpose of which is to make you a slave to your biology. Fuck it. "What's 'non-sequitur' mean? Do I look it up in a Fag-to-English dictionary?" | |
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evenstar3 said: MrsMdiver said: You are a wonderful women, beautiful inside and out. I mean that and can say that because I have met you. You deserve better than a self righteous bloke. Thanks so much val Someday, maybe BIG | |
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evenstar3 said: Fauxie said: excusez moi, ou est la piscine? non. mange la merde! ou est le restaurant de merde? MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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Paintedlady said: I learned in my own experience, that for a woman... A MAN must take the strides to prove his love. Most women are willing, but its the man that chooses to ask for her hand in marriage.
This may sound sexist, but the old school rules apply here when it comes to relationships for the most part. (I wouldn't know about same sex marriages, not speaking of those). For me, I foolishly gave my whole heart and soul to a man and made efforts and put in real work for years thinking it was true love. When in reality, TRUE love for a woman shouldn't be something she needs to work towards because its the man that should make strides towards wooing her. Its in the gestures of trust and love that a man shows to a woman that makes her know that he really wants her... so how far will I go? No where, true love will have to come to me. I will not search for it but my heart will be open. So far, after being alone for some time, healing my broken spirit, someone has come to me. He is a good man, funny smart and handsome. Time will tell by his gestures towards me IF he wants me to be his true love or if he's "Mr. Not the one", so.... we'll see. Finally, someone who thinks that. See...I also love someone...I've never really felt like this before. He's cute, and charming, and smart. We love the same things, we have the same values, but we're different enough to keep each other's interest. He told me he feels the same, and that one day he'd like to marry me. A point that didn't sit well with my parents. But we are very young atm (20-21 years old)...Him and I are trying to find our places in life...each of us taking really different directions. We even come from different familial backgrounds and different countries. My parents tell me I can't even think of something like this. Education comes first. They're right in some respect. But I can't lie about how I feel. *sigh* I guess I'm sick of being lonely. He's done so much for me, gave me strength when I needed it, gave me hope when I had lost all of mine, opened my eyes to a new world...nobody would think we're compatible, but I feel we are. Nobody's ever loved me before. I don't know what to do anymore really. Will we actually end up together or just remember a brief moment in time when we satiated each other's lonliness with our company (no, we've never met in person)? I figure...if he really loves me, one day, he'll prove to me he's the good man he claims to be. I have a feeling in my heart he is, and he's gonna be someone really great. I hope to God I'm not spewing this in blindness..but I have all the faith in the world in him. But you right though, time will tell if it's meant to be or not. In the meantime..I have nothing but time... Sorry about my rant. I just had to vent. But thanks for your post. | |
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SherryJackson said: Paintedlady said: I learned in my own experience, that for a woman... A MAN must take the strides to prove his love. Most women are willing, but its the man that chooses to ask for her hand in marriage.
This may sound sexist, but the old school rules apply here when it comes to relationships for the most part. (I wouldn't know about same sex marriages, not speaking of those). For me, I foolishly gave my whole heart and soul to a man and made efforts and put in real work for years thinking it was true love. When in reality, TRUE love for a woman shouldn't be something she needs to work towards because its the man that should make strides towards wooing her. Its in the gestures of trust and love that a man shows to a woman that makes her know that he really wants her... so how far will I go? No where, true love will have to come to me. I will not search for it but my heart will be open. So far, after being alone for some time, healing my broken spirit, someone has come to me. He is a good man, funny smart and handsome. Time will tell by his gestures towards me IF he wants me to be his true love or if he's "Mr. Not the one", so.... we'll see. Finally, someone who thinks that. See...I also love someone...I've never really felt like this before. He's cute, and charming, and smart. We love the same things, we have the same values, but we're different enough to keep each other's interest. He told me he feels the same, and that one day he'd like to marry me. A point that didn't sit well with my parents. But we are very young atm (20-21 years old)...Him and I are trying to find our places in life...each of us taking really different directions. We even come from different familial backgrounds and different countries. My parents tell me I can't even think of something like this. Education comes first. They're right in some respect. But I can't lie about how I feel. *sigh* I guess I'm sick of being lonely. He's done so much for me, gave me strength when I needed it, gave me hope when I had lost all of mine, opened my eyes to a new world...nobody would think we're compatible, but I feel we are. Nobody's ever loved me before. I don't know what to do anymore really. Will we actually end up together or just remember a brief moment in time when we satiated each other's lonliness with our company (no, we've never met in person)? I figure...if he really loves me, one day, he'll prove to me he's the good man he claims to be. I have a feeling in my heart he is, and he's gonna be someone really great. I hope to God I'm not spewing this in blindness..but I have all the faith in the world in him. But you right though, time will tell if it's meant to be or not. In the meantime..I have nothing but time... Sorry about my rant. I just had to vent. But thanks for your post. aawwwww for being in love Have u had ur + today? | |
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