We know where it is... post wedding festivities!
North_Ranger
Staff member
Your fiancé is a lucky man, Leslie.I hope you're not expecting any of THOSE pictures.
But yeah actually! My bridesmaid took me out Thursday and took me lingerie shopping! I am armed and ready.
This week, not only did Diamond Dallas Page throw down the yoga gauntlet and challenge anyone to do YRG every day for all of July...but he also friended me on Facebook when I said "Challenge accepted!"
I'll put this week's workout bits in the Epic Win thread, but here's a pic of me doing DDP's famous Diamond Cutter signal. BANG!
I'll put this week's workout bits in the Epic Win thread, but here's a pic of me doing DDP's famous Diamond Cutter signal. BANG!
For about six months...
Then he'll be begging for once a month sex like the rest of us.
Begging? You mean that isn't part of foreplay? Next you're going to tell me a trip to Home Depot for supplies shouldn't be involved either! Hmmph. Learn something new every day I guess.
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makare
Aw yeah Home Depot.
Cajungal
Staff member
Much kinkier than Lowe's.
It still blows my mind that you are so young.
Thanks....I think? Why do you feel that way?
You act more mature than your physical appearance, and you have a middle aged guy swilling wine on your avatar...
Thanks! (for sure, this time) And yeah, I guess old René kind of throws things off, huh. Maybe I should go back to my Cheshire Cat to help people realize I'm still a young one (even though I just turned 22 last week).
Also, you could be the living avatar of Francis from PVP with that chin scruff.
Also you have a deep as hell voice. But, I've met you, so, I know, you know?
I think so. Although it's easier to cook dried pasta to that precise al dente point (fresh pasta is usually a bit softer), the taste is always better. It does take a bit of work, so I only make it when I have enough time. Also, given that you end up with one ball of dough, you can make all sorts of pasta depending on what you're in the mood for. So the pros are taste and variety and the cons are...time and effort, I suppose.
Went deep sea fishing on the 4th with my "in-laws." Had a damned good time. By the time this photo was taken, I was about 9 or 10 beers in. *grins*
Which one are you in this picture, Officer_Charon? The white/silver one hanging between the two red ones in the top row?
Yup, that's me... guess I forgot to tell y'all my meatspace name is Bonito...
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makare
That always translates into "feed me breakfast, food-bitch!" at my house anyway
North_Ranger
Staff member
Yeah... Cats have basically proven to be the dominant species in western countries. They get people to groom them, feed them and take care of their poop.
Same as dogs then.
And the dogs can get us to tie ourselves to them, and let them take us for walks. We even drive them around to let them meet other dogs...
Even better, we've started to review restaurants and coffee shops based on whether or not they allow dogs inside, often destroying the good name of long-time community favorite establishments just because they don't offer water bowls and dog treats, or because they refuse to allow admittance to any dogs other than service dogs. Or maybe it's only Seattle that's that fucked up.
I miss this one small town that I lived in once, they let me bring my dog on the porch so I could eat my meal. That way if I took the dog out for the day I did not have to drive 14 miles out of the way to get a meal.
None of the restaurants here provide that service.
None of the restaurants here provide that service.
Whaaaaaaat? I've never seen that. Is that really becoming a trend in Seattle?