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Women, my curse!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Shane on Tuesday. 54 Replies 1 Like
Hey all,Of course Women are the joys of our lives, (and downfalls).My particular situation is that I've been divorced a couple of years and of course get the Manly urge. I've only went on a couple of…Continue
"Musings"
Started this discussion. Last reply by Claude Apr 17. 2 Replies 3 Likes
I've lived a fairly long, adventurous and productive life so far. I divorced about two years ago, life ain't been the same since. My version of moving on has been to return to my Cowboy/ Warrior ways…Continue
Retirement Gentlemen,
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nick H Nov 6, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Good eveningGentlemen,Within 5 years I intend to retire with a modest benefit. That does not mean "quit working". I hope to have a small business operating or "if all else fails" a part time…Continue
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Nick H replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"I guess you have the freedom to choose hookers without needing to consider the social implications and thus not have to factor that into the final price. Sort of like how a burger is cheaper in North America than in Scandinavia."
James Head replied to Orrbitron's discussion Twenty years ago today... in the group Veteran's of Desert Shield/Storm"Memorial day coming up.
Just having a flashback. On the 24th? Feb 1991 I was Bustin the Berm into Kuwait with the Tiger BDE, 2nd Armored Division.
I had a wife an baby at that time, and I didn't think I was coming home. We were told…"
James Head replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"+++ up! Congratuations Mr. Clarke!
Your marriage is the Salt of the Earth and I deeply commend you for your values!"
James Head replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"Thank you Rebekah for your and your husbands perspective.
I have just came out of a long-term marriage. Neither of us had cheated, it was just a mutual understanding of disconnect. Our children are adults and are succeeding in life. I on the…"
James Head replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"Thanks for your "Inspiring" wisdom Jace, (now that I got that out of the way)!
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James Head replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"Good Info, thanks, ( by the way, what DOES last)."
James Head replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"Thanks Luxinator! Good, Strong words. Certainly worth considering on my part.
I'll be the first to admit that my control mechanism has deteriorated since my divorce. My mindset has regressed from being an aspiring Gentleman to embracing my…"
The Dutch Dastard replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"Techera, would you please explain why you keep calling things 'cowardly'? I honestly don't get what you're getting at (as in, I really fail to understand to how what and why it is referring).
Also, you might be right a lot…"
The Dutch Dastard replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"You're still saying the same thing, and apparently what Vy is trying to say doesn't come over at all.
What Vytautas envisions is a world were we don't see anything (to do with this subject) as either traditional or avant garde.…"
The Dutch Dastard replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"You've said that in the world Vytautas describes, the terms he uses to describe it would not mean anything.
Surely you can understand the gist of his writing without thumbing your chest after merely pointing out the time-philosophical…"
Luxinator replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"I back up titus. I reckon he made an eloquent point. True a little bit off the main topic. I'm hankering to hear some more light on that subject."
Vytautas replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"To quote the inimitable Talking Heads: "You're talking a lot, but you're not saying anything.""
Luxinator replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"James, it is also a Manly Art to curb the Manly Urge as you put it. In fact that is the crux of being a gentleman, ALL urges have to be controlled.
Think alcohol, in the old days it was a sign of manliness to "hold your liquour", not…"
Vytautas replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"I saw a woman with a shirt that said DTS.
Her intentions were all too clear.
Down to Snuggle."
Vytautas replied to James Head's discussion Women, my curse!"I agree that there is a tendency amongst feminists to criticize women who make 'traditional' choices in family and career. This view denies the will of the woman to choose for herself, and prejudicially believes that a…"
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Paul_of_TX replied to Steve's discussion Why do people hate freemasons?"
While the individuals don't wear masks the group as a whole does. Some just find that a little fishy."
Paul_of_TX replied to LShieldes's discussion Scandal run down in the group The Great Debate"I feel like it would only be right to treat the IRS like they treat people who get audited. You get a letter basically you are guilty of not paying enough taxes and you owe this amount within a certain amount of time. You then have to fight and…"
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Fridge chalkboard and magnets
Hi there folks! I'm trying to attach a chalkboard to the fridge in my house. It's galvanized steel sheet metal painted with chalkboard paint. The thing is, it's either too heavy or "slippery." I bought 100 magnets where each one can hold up 2.5 pounds. I put on several dozen magnets and this relatively light piece of metal just slides down the fridge. HOw to I get a chalkboard to stick to the fridge when magnets don't seem to hold it in place? Is it too slippery I have 100 magnets. Do I need…See More
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Jack Bauer replied to Steve's discussion Why do people hate freemasons?"They started as stonemasons. They're not anymore.
They have secrets, and have listed some powerful people among their members. That's enough to set off Alex Jones and his ilk.
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