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Sounds like whinin' to me.... It's not like we use Nutrimatic dispensers. We are a bit closer than a drink almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea. Besides... it just makes it easier to answer the "Coffee, Tea or me?" question

I know... but the diagram was what she wanted.

Happy B-day. Remember your medical exams as you get OLDER! (*looking for my speculum*)

Wikipedia is great. diagram

Isn't that what's called "turning points"?.

The real question is "What do YOU think your potential is?" and "How bad do you want that?" If you're happy where you are, don't stress. If you think you want more, think of where you want to be and work toward that. Don't worry about your age or how long it will take you to get there.... just work toward it as best you can. You have the rest of your life to do the most you want to do. Do I feel like I'm not living up to my potential... every day. There's alway more that I should know or do. But you just gotta balance it with the hours in the day. Ask yourself "what happens if I don't do and I die tomorrow"? If noboby dies, don't worry about it too much... but still try to get it done.... I always mix in the fun with the progress. Good Luck Karen

yup. Grandparents owned a dairy farm in WI. Spend weekends out there helping a bit.

You have "freak" up there like it's a bad thing.....

That reminds me know the difference between pink and purple The grip!!!

I'll have to get that CD. I like their first album. Thanks for the recommendation

Umm... *cough* Yeah. For my naughtiness... I can be a bit naive.

Thank you Captain Obvious ... 'Shell Just want him to know what he's getting himself into. I got myself in an embarassing situation by mishearing the two terms... (I was thinking threeway.... she was talking threesome....)

Umm.... isn't that a "threesome" and not a "threeway"?

Your biological clock? I thought most guys didn't have one.

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Very much so. I have a hard time convincing people that I skydive to relax. I hope it continues to give you peace and happiness. Karen

He just had one... Jolly Rogers I’ll have one whiskey, one porter, one rye And bring me some cider I’ll give that a try Bring me two rums, one buttered one cold And bring me a scotch at least 7 years old Then bring on the wine I’ll start with the Port And wash it all down with a beer of some sort The brandy and sherry some grog and some ale Some old mountain dew and a good howlin’ gale Mead, stout, vermouth and gin Vodka, bourbon, and a sly grin Moonshine, tequila, cognac and schnapps Some old sour mash and two belly flops Goldwasser, ouzo, white lightning, green toad Absinthe, sombuca, and one for the road!

That was actually amusing in a scary sort of way..... "Ahh.... look at the cute crazy person" *actually I admire what you're doing. I've always wanted to run a marathon. It's on the list.

I love giving backrubs! If I were there, I would definately help your sore muscles. Were you happy with your time?

I was amused by that reply... initially agreed with it completely, but then I re-read what she wrote. Beverly didn't say "buy diamonds" or "cater to my every demand." She just said be a part of the relationship... be happy with being with her. Love her / want her and she'll do the same. That's not really high maintance. (in fact here is a high maintaince quiz or another one My Ranking #1 Neutral #2 Low-maintenance #3 Dominatrix #4 Doormat #5 High-Maintenance But again, I think your comment stands. Guys should reconsider choices on high maintaince types. (and BJ's on B-days would be reasonable)

suck? or lick?

You, me, and grue are the only folk that'll have a bloody clue what that means. You aren't the only ones who know what a sook is... Well, since you wouldn't tell. I had to go and find out for myself. Sook : person or animal who is soft, tame, inoffensive. Hence sooky (adj.) sook. Shy, timid person. Also a bit of a cry-baby. The adjective is sooky. sook: kindly description of someone who is being silly, or behaving like a softy or scaredy cat. As in:- "you're being a sook"... "just a big sook" and so on... More often than not the phrase is used as a term of endearment.

I HATED my rotation on the psych wards. But I quickly learned that it's not the vocal ones that you have to worry about... it's the quiet ones, sitting in the corner, intwining you in their fantasies of life.... those are the ones to really watch.

Ditto... I think

Intellectual reasons. It's my job to know that job.