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Hmm, now that's one I haven't seen before According to the rules I'm "Hot Whore Who Will Do Anything For Sex". Interesting... I still like my Porn Star name best: Babycakes Bedford (Take your first pet's name as your first name, and the name of the first street you lived on as your last name). Yes, I named my cat Babycakes when I was 4 Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

Mine, too! Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

I would have said Venezuela--where the full-back becomes a thong. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

Are you sure this wasn't the line for the new Coppertone girl tryouts? Regarding the comments on low-rider jeans---apparently ya'll haven't seen any girls in GOOD low-riders--they don't show a bootie-crack and do wonders for the bootie Qualifications to wear required Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

No trend--bootie is always "IN" I prefer Jamaican-style cut bikinis (for the states--out of town travel--> thong where it's more acceptable & less likely to have hicks hooting & hollering)--covers less than a full-back, little more than a thong (you go SkydiveStMary's!) Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

You know, despite the *eww* factor, studies show that children who grow up believing their parents have healthy sex lives, tend to have healthier relationships & sex lives themselves Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

Ooo, Ooo, me too, me too! Ha! I'm the dreaded morning person. After about two minutes, I'm up and running--literally. We run at 5 a.m. I can't remember the last time I slept past 7 a.m.--even when I went to bed at 3 a.m. Damn internal clock

What about most all of the above? Alarm clock weekdays, internal clock weekends, dog wants attention, cats want breakfast, surprise sex is always my favorite, and I usually have to pee But when I'm sleeping, I sleep very well--so well the surprise sex didn't quite do the trick last time Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

Either way he threw a mouse in a fire Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

You, too? I do this every other month on my way to our sales meeting---it's a 5-hour drive one way---and I prefer going the distance in my PJs Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

I'm biased. I LOVE standard. I own both, b/c I have a need for a larger vehicle and rarely do they come (or would you want one) in standard. I will say this---I've never gotten a speeding ticket on the automatic I'm sure you'll be fine No need to be intimidated. It's like riding a bike, and once you learn you'll be able to drive anything on the road. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

Perhaps it's just me, but most ridiculously intelligent people, I find, are quite screwed up in one or many other arenas I had a *friend* whose family member had a photographic memory and thus scored insanely high on all tests. He was also a raging alchoholic and mild child abuser. I think perfection is boring anyways. I love my friends and all their vices and quirks--Even my closest germaphobic friend who graduated cum laude and is still basically the female rendition of Bob Wiley (I LOVE that movie!). Based on same scale: 8.9/ 7/ 9.5 Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

Yes, I believe that's b/c people generally enjoy opportunities to talk about themselves. And yes, I replied to all of them Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

OK, I'm no Dahli Lama but I try not to kill anything ever. I capture/set-free. I've caught plenty of snakes in my time and relocated, but the best capture/release was recently a humongous crab in my backyard. Granted, my house is a few blocks off the ocean, but you just don't see crabs in your backyard every day and certainly not this big. I had to capture it b/c my kitty was trying to play with it and I was afraid he'd get the clamp Anyone whose tried to capture a crab, knows this was a really funny situation. And that's my story... As for the mouse, much like everyone else said: Serves the guy right! Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

You often remind me of me--no offense I LOVE my current position. No micromanagement, and no having to manage--just make $$$ for me and deal with my own BS My manager said one day I might want to take over his position (b/c we can only continue receiving our residual commissions so long as we're with the company and for two years after we leave/retire) and I laughed. I would pull every last hair out on my head if I had to manage people and deal with OPS all the time. I have no tolerance for it. Call me selfish, but I don't want people handling my BS and I don't want to handle theirs! Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

Along those lines, I mostly care about sense of humor. It sounds cliche', but really does it for me. Besides, to have great wit means some sort of wheels must be turning in the head. But, much like RL said, I played along w/ Cocheese's desire for stats, but really, for women especially I think, there are many other qualities that really make everything else seem perfect Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

So true. I went to our last meeting at the home office (I only see them once every other month) and another rep said I looked really thin---I said: I know-- I need to run! She looked at me strange--I had to elaborate: When I run I gain muscle, still fit in my clothes, but I look more filled out. I hadn't ran in two months. I'm back running again. I much prefer the muscle-toned look over the naturally skinny, which (go ahead, hate me) is what my norm is when I don't run. But mostly I run for that overall wonderful feeling you get all the time when you're actively doing some sort of excercise, in edition to just being active. Skinny or not, I think everyone can benefit from excercise.

Is it just me or is cocheese slowly and steadily in his own special way, getting the stats of every woman on dz.com? I'll play: -0/-0/+30 I like healthy, but lean muscle mass over "where's the gym." I definitely don't mind a beer gut, but prefer guys who look like they stay active, or at least can withstand lots-o-activity with me I definitely don't care for the starving artist look on men--too skinny doesn't work on men or women, IMO. Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

I was going to say my pants would have super-flexiblity powers, but then realized that power would work much better w/out the pants Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

OK--I've mentioned before I love reality T.V. But, VH1 reality? Not even I will go there Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

www.humanforsale.com Sorry, that annoys me Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

That is really incredible. What a great story for her to tell Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.

I read the article in People magazine, as well as watched the interview on the Today show. According to those sources: Yes, he is interested in journalism, but the reasons stated by him for going in the interview, was feeling guilty about living his nice life and knowing things are so awful over there. He wanted to see how awful for himself in the hopes of doing something about it upon returning home. Family has plenty of money---according to People magazine article and also interview, he cashed in his stocks to pay for the trip---no stealing from family. He notified his school he would miss a week. He also sent his family an e-mail as soon as he arrived in Kuwait stating what he was going to be doing. It doesn't sound like he was without concern for his family's worry. His Dad helped him obtain a visa to get into Iraq stating he knew the boy was going to go help or not. As far as a know, no family money. In my original post---I stated the irony of him being in Baghdad was they could NOT force him to leave--he had to leave on his own will. Anywho...from what I gathered watching his body language and expressions while on the interview, as well as reading quotes from the article, I don't feel he went w/out good intentions for himself, his family and the people of Iraq. But having said that...! Paint me in a corner, but my color comes back.