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Everything posted by PLFXpert
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Awww! Our neighbor has a Chinese Crested name Emily. So cute! Name her Jia--Chinese for beautiful.
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What she said. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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That's fine. But, I still say it's an inverted nipple.
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Heavens no! I can't stand pink (baby pink) altogether, really. Or bows. I won't buy any top with a bow on it unless I can successfully remove the bow w/out ruining the fabric and/or style of the top. Seriously. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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Yes, it's certainly better with two people, though I prefer to keep the main drive fully connected. And, the jack was actually a hand-me-down from my royal figure-it-out-take-it-apart-and-do-it-yourself-to-save-a-buck-invest-said-buck-and-make-more-money father. I was a little girl with small hands--VERY useful in fixing/improving everything under the freaking sun. I'm grateful for it now, of course. But, I can't stand a man who's scared of a little plumbing. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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Of course there's nothing wrong with it, silly. I don't think anyone here is seriously speaking out against or extremely offended by the man in a pink shirt. At least, I'm not. I love gays. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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Where's Wendy? Billy has a lone hair that grows from middle of his forehead. It gets pretty long; so I yank it out. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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Billy has a big jack for raising the Harley, should he want to work on it. I've never seen him use it. But, believe you me, when I do it will be a good day. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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Only if it's a stick. If it's an automatic you might as well be wearing your pink T shirt. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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Noooooooo. BIG diff b/w "manly" and "bad boy". I've never gone for bad boys. They always went for me, though. Never got it. Never attracted to it. LOVE me a nice guy. LOVED the shy guys. LOVED making them blush. "Manly" to me means (among other things), not really all that into appearances & having a tool kit larger than a fucking shoe box (I've known far too many men that I had the bigger tool kit.).
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I like manly men. Not that a manly man can't wear pink. But the fact is, they don't. A man in pink is typically gay, not gay but totally metro, or a ROYAL player--None of which am I a fan of. Billy would never wear pink. I would still love him in pink. But, it's hard enough to get him to moisturize. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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This interests me. You should start another thread to discuss. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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Um, both sides tell everyone how to live their lives in different ways. That is all.
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I just realized you're an MD. While I support a person's right to choose, I wouldn't want to be the one administering the injection either. But, that's b/c of my personal beliefs. Of course, there are hypothetical instances where I'd have to ask for forgiveness. But, as part of my job description? Not for me. Again, though, there are plenty of doctor's who wouldn't have a moral issue and it should be up to them whether or not they want to offer that service and up to the patient whether or not they want to solicit such services, imo. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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I LOVE watching Billy swoop. I didn't even know what swooping was at 9 jumps (when I met BZ) and yet there I was in the landing area gathering up my canopy, watching out for others landing, and here comes this swooper-star. Yea, it was fucking hot. NO clue what he was doing, but he looked good doing it. I still love watching him. Part of me is living vicariously as I don't jump often enough to ever learn myself. (And it looks like SO much fun!) But yea...LOVE watching him do his thing, be it skydive or anything else.
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I'm obviously missing something... Staying alive with no quality of life & in pain somehow keeps the family from having regrets? Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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Between the lines of my pointer & ring. The video was funny. The comment afterward I quoted was not. Call me a party-pooper. At least I have rhythm. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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Damn. Always wanted to try a British guy. Perfect! Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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It's my personal & superior way of abbreviating "I would have". I also love how snobby it sounds. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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If you shop for payments, rather than bottomline. $2,900 is still $2,900 no matter how you slice it. Ordinarily I'd not responded...I'm in a mood...forgive me. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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You're kidding right? Economics. *Note this data report was done in 2001 and the so-called socioeconomic benefits have only decreased since. Really brief article if you're lazy. If ignorance is bliss, do not click here. I support the humane control of over-populated fish & wildlife. This is simply not the case here. Quite the opposite, in fact. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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You don't think it's selfish of the family to want you kept alive even though they know you're just laying there all day, every day, in pain? Sometimes there's peace in knowing someone is no longer suffering. I've lost family members to cancer. Thankfully they had great quality of life up until the last couple weeks. Though sad, I was happier to see them pass than I was to see them so sad and in such pain & terror. And selfish or unselfish of the family, I would also tend to think (if it were me in the painful, bed-ridden position) it would be better for my familiy to let them grieve and begin the process of moving on. I say this, even though I've always said and still say death & severe and/or terminal sickness is far more difficult for the survivors. My opinion is not solid, as I haven't put an extreme amount of thought into it, and certainly I'm open to other ideas and opinions. Not to mention I haven't read this entire thread or even 1/4 of it yet. But regardless of how I feel about the person's decision, I think I'm pretty steadfast in my position it should be their choice. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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I was just thinking about this, this morning--mainly in the case of elderly in a lot of pain, little quality of life, but still have their wits about them. I think when you have your wits it must be even more torturous and I can understand why such a person in this situation might make the decision to "have themselves put to sleep". It's not the choice I would likely make for myself. But I think I would support a person's right to choose (if they're still consciously able to do so). Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.
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Exactly! My Starbucks example is true, but I used that instead for dramatic, humorous effect. I have a question now, though...and not that I'll be buying a new car for myself anytime soon. I'm still madly in love with my car. My question is: I would definitely want a GPS in all future vehicles. But, I'm certainly not willing to pay $2k for one that's already in my vehicle. The ones you can buy separately, is it tough/expensive to have them installed in the control panel, rather than have a suction cup thingie? The suction cup thingie isn't hideous or anything (which I thought it would be, and looks come first, of course. ((Teasing!))), but would still be more desirable to have installed directly in the control panel. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.