HONEST Answer guys and gals

[Vick]

Originally Posted by Nickatilynx

and it certainly couldn't play in the Albert Hall!!!!

( runs like fuck me now...)


;-)))

We maybe if you get a few drinks into Albert first he'd let you "play" in his hall
(or whatever is the fashionable term gay men are using now)

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by Vick

We maybe if you get a few drinks into Albert first he'd let you "play" in his hall
(or whatever is the fashionable term gay men are using now)

Ooooh!! Nice!!!!!
Thanks, Vick!

(Does becoming aroused when someone taunts Nick make me a bad person?)

[Nickatilynx]

Originally Posted by Vick

We maybe if you get a few drinks into Albert first he'd let you "play" in his hall
(or whatever is the fashionable term gay men are using now)

Hmm being burned over being gay by a guy in a red and black striped suit wearing wings who hangs out with a guy who dresses like and thinks he's a pirate....

OK.....


;-)))

[Vick]

Originally Posted by Nickatilynx

Hmm being burned over being gay by a guy in a red and black striped suit wearing wings who hangs out with a guy who dresses like and thinks he's a pirate....

OK.....


;-)))

Would you please stand between us in the green housedress for class picture day? ;-)

[Nickatilynx]

Originally Posted by Vick

Would you please stand between us in the green housedress for class picture day? ;-)

You have my fucking house camed!!! ;-))

[DrGuile]

"What's The Matter With Parents Today?"

Mom and dad
How'd you get so rad?
When exactly did you get so hip?

Wearing teenage clothes
You're always coming to my shows
And telling me that I should mellow out

It's absurd
They're singing every word
You're not supposed to like my band
Things I like you don't understand

So please put down that rum and Coke
That's not behaviour for old folk
Can we just hang on holidays
Dad and mom
What planet are you from?
And what convinced you to pack up and leave
Doing drugs
And asking me for hugs
What's the matter with parents today?

Not again
When will it end?
Dad's dressing like Motley Crue
And why is moms hair dyed bright blue?

And stayin' out till 2 or 3
Then having sex publicly
I thought the apple fell far from the tree

Mom and dad, I think you ought
To quit smoking so much pot
And hanging with my friends

Laying round, on the couch
With my Misfits records out
Softly banging your head

Maybe its just a passing phase
What's the matter with my parents these days?

[Vick]

Originally Posted by Nickatilynx

You have my fucking house camed!!! ;-))

Now that you know will you accept $2.95 per minute?


Chris thought your post was hilarious

[Nickatilynx]

Originally Posted by Vick

Now that you know will you accept $2.95 per minute?


Chris thought your post was hilarious

Sshe is a lady of obvious exquisite taste. Finding me amusing , and loving you


btw...

2.95 a MINUTE.... are you crazy???!!!!

I'd make 4.35 then have to have a pizza , make a lot of excuses ,and take some more viagra.

;-))

[gigi]

I guess I was having a sick day when the memo went out that kids need toys every week. My kids have been RIPPED all these years!

Seriously, Ryan, you've been given some VERY good advice here...not much more to say than what's been said....so, in summation:

1. Kids don't need 'stuff' to feel loved
2. Kids need your time and attention to feel loved
3. 'For the sake of the kids' is never a good reason to stay together and can be more harmful to children than an amicable split

Best of luck with it Ryan

[MorganGrayson]

One thing I *did* get to tell my dad was how much watching him and Mom taught me about how to be married. They made everything they did together "special." What mattered to them was the small things in life. They always had matching coffee mugs, with napkins and spoons, etc., laid out on the table. They were very "ritualistic" people. The evening cocktail hour was the same. A biggie event was the two of them going to the grocery or Home Depot or something. My mother sat with him while he watched sports on television. She read voraciously, so she always had a book, but would look up at the appropriate moments and make the appropriate noises.

They never said "this is how to be happily married." They just lived their life and I observed.

Observing an unhappy marriage would have given me a totally different outlook on relationships. I would have believed being miserable was "normal" and it was as good as it was going to get. Instead, I learned that matching coffee mugs and doing things together was "normal."

[DannyCox]

24 years, and I'm still living it!