kbordson

Can we talk about pantyhose too? Can we, huh, can we? We already did. It was decided that those were high maintenance. Do keep up.

Hell, I can't use it in a sentence. I am disinclined to acquiesce to those demands. (Means "No")

"Professional" Interesting segway.... lets go there for a minute, because I do agree with you to some extent and I want to see what your thoughts might be on teasing out specifics. OK. I'm a doctor. I have my patients with whom I have a professional relationship. This morning, I received a page that one of my patients had been seen and evaluated by the labor and delivery nurses overnight for problems (bleeding at 25weeks gestation). I am off today. I could have had one of my partners go and see her. He dresses VERY professionally. But... she doesn't have that relationship with him. Or... I could get up and go see her. Which I did. White tank, tan cargo pants, no make up, no white coat. I walked in the room and did everything a doctor should do. Explained the what, why and where do we go from here. I really don't think it mattered to her whether I had lipstick on or not. It was the fact that I was there, I cared and I was helping her. That is more "professional" than any out ward appearance. However... with your argument and logic, I did NOT go and see my other partners patient (even though I was there and it would have been nice to him to have done that) because without having that relationship, I think it would be inappropriate for this casually dressed woman to come walking in and giving orders.... So I do agree with you.... kind of. - But societal norms do establish what is and isn't high maintenance. The reason that I had begun this thread was because I had gotten into a discussion about whether I was hgh maintenance (which I feel that Im not) and wanted outside opinions on what it means. Is it "bad" to be high maintenance? No. But I do not want to be that myself. I consider myself independant, self-reliant and I try not to burden too many with my problems or concerns. I pride myself in leaving a small footprint on the soil when I leave. But is it bad to have others like to be well catered to? or be specific with his/her needs? or wear makeup? Not at all. I just don't feel that I am.

What a load of crap if some one makes a considered choice to do somthing regardless of how many people are doing it, it's a valid choice, and need not have anything at all to do with "following the Programming" hehe HEHE BWAHAHAHAHA! Actually he makes a valid point. Just because "society" has decided that beauaty is smooth and consistently colored skin without blemishes and accented eyes and lips... "I" am the one that believes it or not. It doesn't make that social conditioning right or wrong Consider the practice of female circumcision (female genital mutilation) It's thier societal "norm"... but it doesn't make it right or even here with male circumcision. What you do for "beauty" might be what society has conditioned you.... but as free thinking adults, we should have the ability to rise above (or try to) that and decide for ourselves. Granted... I still feel fat when I look at any of those magazines in the supermarket..... but some conditioning, I just can't get past. - and Tonto, again. Thank you for your opinion, and for justifying it. Although there was no need to, your explaination made a lot more sense then the "any makeup" comment. No apologies needed though.

Frisky passed a few years back... he had a stroke and I had to help him rest Flower is now living with my sister and niece up in Wisconsin... getting milk and cuddles every day I miss them both

I spelled it right in the actual body of the thread... (well just include that in the words that I can't spell thread)

acquiesce Had to look it up.... Can't spell or do it.

curettage Is it one "r" or two... how many "t"s? THAT is why doctors handwriting is so bad... we're just trying to hide how we can do the procedure, but can't spell it.

Don't apologize for being outspoken... you are just VERY HAPPY with the woman that you have found to love. There is NOTHING wrong with that.... It's just a little .... suprising though to hear (thus my reply) that even the owning make up .... Because I think most western culture women at least own some. (Not that they wear it or even know exactly how old the mascara is...) but if owning it allone is the criteria for defination... then there would be a LOT of women in that category. But I did ask for opinions... and yours is as valid as any.... But that could also be a difference in expectations... Some men expect the woman to be able to finish her workout, quick shower and go to a more "formal" type dinner. With that expectation, she does have to be able to move with comfort in that environment. But... those that NEED to wear it before leaving the bedroom?! I believe that might be a little silly.

Hey... I posted videos to watch. and comedies to rent...

Istanbul (Not Constantinople) They Might Be Giants Video Killed the Radio Star - The Buggles Going Under -Evanescence One For the Road - Jolly Rogers The Llama Song

Shakespeare in Love Princess Bride The Grandson: A book? Grandpa: That's right. When I was your age, television was called books. And this is a special book. It was the book my father used to read to me when I was sick, and I used to read it to your father. And today I'm gonna read it to you. The Grandson: Has it got any sports in it? Grandpa: Are you kidding? Fencing, fighting, torture, revenge, giants, monsters, chases, escapes, true love, miracles... The Grandson: Doesn't sound too bad. I'll try to stay awake. Grandpa: Oh, well, thank you very much, very nice of you. Your vote of confidence is overwhelming. Monty Python and the Holy Grail The Witch: I'm not a witch I'm not a witch! Sir Bedevere: But you are dressed as one The Witch: *They* dressed me up like this! Crowd: We didn't! We didn't... The Witch: And this isn't my nose. It's a false one. Sir Bedevere: [lifts up her false nose] Well? Peasant 1: Well, we did do the nose. Sir Bedevere: The nose? Peasant 1: And the hat, but she is a witch! Crowd: Yeah! Burn her! Burn her! Sir Bedevere: Did you dress her up like this? Peasant 1: No! Peasant 3, Peasant 2: No! Peasant 3: No! Peasant 1: No! Peasant 3, Peasant 2: No! Peasant 1: Yes! Peasant 2: Yes! Peasant 1: Yeah a bit. Peasant 3: A bit! Peasant 1, Peasant 2: A bit! Peasant 2: a bit Peasant 1: But she has got a wart! Random Person in the crowd: *cough* *cough* Undercover Blues -Muerte: Hello. Do you know who this is? Jeff Blue: Well, you have a very sexy voice, but, hey, I'm a happily married man. Muerte: You gonna die, Blue. I gonna kill you. Jeff Blue: [laughing] Who is this again? Muerte: This is Muerte. Jeff Blue: Oh, hi, Morty. Muerte: No! No Morty! MUERTE! DEATH! Jeff Blue: Yeah, okay, death... Muerte: You gonna die, Blue. Jeff Blue: Look, Morty, it's late. What's the bottom line? Muerte: The bottom line is I gonna kill you. Jeff Blue: Look, Morty, don't call here again unless you want to have, like, a serious conversation, okay? Jeff Blue: See mommy picking the big lock? Someday, when you're a big girl, she'll teach you how to pick locks. Of course, she may still be picking *this* one. My Blue Heaven [Vinnie palms off a $100 bill to Barney] Barney Coopersmith: You don't tip FBI men! Vincent 'Vinnie' Antonelli: Sure you do!

OK.... then guilty.

Lyrical words. Eloquent thoughts. I'm hoping that your note deserves a "WELCOME HOME!" If not, I wish you well on your journeys and hope for you PEACEFUL times.... or at least safe one.

Owns make up. t Owning it at all? Not just "needing" to take the time to use it inappropriately? Hmmmm. Lindsey.... yup. been there. It just kinda sucks to hear I'm "High Maintenance" though when those situations do occur. Just made me wonder that most think of the definition. Tonto.... REALLY? Just owning it? (still thinking about that one)

"Is that all you've got to show for seven and a half million years' work?"

Ever notice how the more you dirnk.... the better it gets? I LOVE it!

Just curious.... How would you guys describe "High Maintaince."

And rum is better than either GOOD SUGAR, GONE BAD!!!

What drew you to the sport in the first place? -The wonderful people with a passionate and enlivened view of LIFE. Specifically my instructor was Paul D. Rafferty. A man of whom I have the upmost respect and trust in. He taught me not only to skydive, but also to relax and experience each moment of the day. What kept you in the sport? -The relaxation. The challenge. But most importantly, the people. Has skydiving changed other areas of your life? -ABSOLUTELY! I am less intimadated by those situations that really don't matter. Has skydiving affected you personally? -I am still the Karen that I was prior to skydiving... but I have found that I like the way she lives better now. Why should someone try skydiving? -"Someone" should try EVERYTHING. Why else be here? Other thoughts? -I'm curious about the missing link.... think maybe the missing fossils will never be found because as a species we became more aquatic and thats why we have less hair than monkeys... the tides kept moving the remains... thus no fossils. Water monkeys... makes sense, doesn't it? ok... it's a thought. Here's another thought..... RUM!

DUDE!!!! You need rum.

Rum and Lemonade!!!! (licking every drop out of the glass....)

Guess what I found!!!!

You're not pregnant. I am VERY confident on that diagnosis.

Ya know.... grass doesn't grow on a busy street......