A quarter per post, as agreed. No backsies!So I shouldn't bother paying you to rate my posts?
A quarter per post, as agreed. No backsies!So I shouldn't bother paying you to rate my posts?
How is your avatar always appropriate?Our cat is freaking out because the house is generally taken apart. Tomorrow she will be in need of kitty Valium.
And not much love to go around.Too many men.
Too many people.
Making too many problems.
I don't think they understand this is a benefit for us, not a punishment. And as catchy as their current "No Hymen, No Diamond" campaign is, I don't think they realize neither will be an issue for them.@Tress It some insane thing where some obviously lonely guys have decided that they can only better themselves by refusing to associate with women.
Well, you know, some people get a new iPhone and then they are all...Is [an iPhone 6s Plus] really worth it? It's a fuckin' phone.
That's nowhere near as catchy as the National Organization of Men Against Amazonian Masterhood.MGTOW stands for Men Going Their Own Way.
Shake things up, read it in yoga pants.Color me disappointed. I was just delivered McDonald's "pumpkin spice" ad copy for this fall, and it's the EXACT SAME THING they ran last year. Way to drop the ball, Moroch Advertising.
Thanks for the image of GasBandit in yoga pants.Shake things up, read it in yoga pants.
Booty booty booty booty rockin errywhereThanks for the image of GasBandit in yoga pants.
Booty booty booty booty rockin errywhere
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Seconded.Motion to have @GasBandit change all references of mig two to minotaur penis.
I grew up Catholic in East Texas (Buckle of the Bible Belt.) The first round of weddings that I went to were all my cousins in South Texas. Man, mix a bunch of Irish, Mexicans, Germans and Bohemians together for a wedding... and a good time was had by all. Then when I got out of high-school and college my East Texas Protestant friends started getting married. I was so disappointed at cookies and punch wedding receptions... WITH NO DANCING!So weird. Nearly every wedding I've ever been to down here has been either a Catholic service or at least a wedding with people who were raised Catholic. Those people know how to party.
I went to my first Protestant family wedding (or at least non-drinking Protestant) and it was super uncomfortable. I was getting these judgey looks for dancing too wildly (and when I say wild, I mean dorky and crazy. I wasn't grinding up on on a bridesmaid or anything...more than once) or ordering wine (the other family drank).
So a bunch of our old high school friends from the grooms side invited us to do shots of whiskey in the parking lot. A sweet old couple got into the car next to ours just as we were toasting. If that had been *any* South Louisiana Catholic family they'd have asked us for a swig instead of giving us the stink eye.
Ugh, yes, devout protestant weddings are the wuuuuuurst.I grew up Catholic in East Texas (Buckle of the Bible Belt.) The first round of weddings that I went to were all my cousins in South Texas. Man, mix a bunch of Irish, Mexicans, Germans and Bohemians together for a wedding... and a good time was had by all. Then when I got out of high-school and college my East Texas Protestant friends started getting married. I was so disappointed at cookies and punch wedding receptions... WITH NO DANCING!