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MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

Msg: 88 (view)

What if I don't want to be a cougar? Posted: 8/19/2008 3:49:03 AM
Younger women hit on me allll the time. Does that make me a lion. Me thinks that you're a lion, that makes you a lier ... tee hee j/k

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Ads claim to convert your car to a hybrid for 50$ - 100$ and double your gas mileage - Has anyone do Posted: 8/19/2008 2:27:06 AM
http://www.theaircar.com/acf/air-cars/compressed-air-history.html

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Ads claim to convert your car to a hybrid for 50$ - 100$ and double your gas mileage - Has anyone do Posted: 8/19/2008 2:18:29 AM
ACE , your suggestion about growing food is right on! Other ways to assure food aplenty in urban areas is to support our local farmers markets and buy locally grown food. I just harvested the sweetest watermelons I have ever tasted. If i can grow em anyone can .... As far as gas consumption goes ... Hang on to the money you might pay to convert your engine cuz in 2010, we'll have the oppertunity to buy an air car. Imagine a car that runs on compressed air ... no internal cimbustion!

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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The perfect quip at the perfect time Posted: 5/30/2008 2:55:41 AM
I was assigned a develpementaly disabled young man to assess and monitor during my clinical studies. He was 12 yrs old. And very proud off his ability to mimic animal sounds ... what does a cow say? Mooo , what does a chicken say? cluck click, what sound does a horse make? Naay. Always quick with his answer and a smile. So as a challange I asked him what does a giraffe say? He thought for a moment, and with a big grin answered 'toys r us'!

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Places not to take dates in California Posted: 5/14/2008 9:07:06 PM
on second thought ... ok, not good for a date maybe, but I did get some great tires there for a truck I once owned. And was really glad and thankful to have the help of a good male friend . The place is a trip. Yes it's a junkyard ... I kindda like it though.

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

Msg: 94 (view)

Places not to take dates in California Posted: 5/14/2008 8:49:21 PM
I am going to suggest to men, that they not take their girlfriend to "Pick a Part". OMG i think pick a part is a great excursion ... specially if we are looking for a part to fix my auto.

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Keeping up with Smartypants Posted: 5/7/2008 3:02:16 PM
But if we're going to sustain both environmentally (what's left of our beautiful land and planet) as well as sociologically (and with Old Glory) then it's going to take the teaching of group participation and values for achievement to do it. And if this doesn't belong in public schools, I don't know where else is better Much of what you're talking about is learned by Adults setting the example in the community as well as the home. We are all teachers for better or worse to the youth in our communities.

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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THINGS ALL MEN SHOULD KNOW HOW TO DO WELL Posted: 5/7/2008 2:18:10 PM
pee sitting down or know how to clean a toilet ... and vicinity sit down rule rocks!

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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New law makes it legal to sue homewreckers. Posted: 4/22/2008 8:47:26 PM
Was/is it illegal to sue a homewrecker now? I thought that we could sue anyone ... rather we win or get counter sued and lose more is another story. Maybe all thats needed is a precedent set ... if a case wins in So Carolina. Then others can follow suit? Lawyers should love this one ... When it comes right down to it A spouse is the accountable party. If cheating, the spouse is the one in breech of the contract not an outsider? Does this Law make it Illegal to have and affair with a married person ?

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Heinous or no? Posted: 7/22/2007 11:15:53 AM
And post # 158 ... roflol 'you should have said... sure... right after you watch meh take a dump...' omg ! yikes ... maybe my sense of humor has ventured into the heinous realm also, still, heinous as it may be in and of itself it is a hysterical response ... imho. lol

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Heinous or no? Posted: 7/22/2007 11:04:55 AM
Loreena Bobbit? nah don't think so .... she put up with ten live times of abuse already. Most likely this jerk would treat any woman no better than she was treated by the one that should have been protecting her.

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Every woman on the planet should read this Posted: 6/4/2007 5:59:54 PM
Hi handsome ! great post ... am sure that my very handsome 19 year old son will also agree with most if not all of it .... (i hope so anyway) ...

meeRi

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Married and lying about it OR married and being honest? Posted: 4/13/2007 8:34:15 PM
Just wondering ... honest to whom? others or their spouse?

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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My ex is pregnant but doesn't want me in the picture, gets complicated... Posted: 4/5/2007 2:33:15 AM
unstable? you are kidding? right? op posted this for all to see in hopes that he may find answers as to what his options are if he is the father. He surely doesn't need a finger shaken in his face telling him he is selfish, unstable, etc. Of course he is a bit confused as to what to do next ... Many people are divorced from justice in our courts these days. I think he is to be commended on wanting to father/parent the child if he is the natural father. And with his parents, the Grandparents help it just may be the more stable/loving home for the child, with mom having visitation also, of course. Who knows how the womans husband might treat this child knowing he is not the natural father. Might be a scary thing actually. I wish you luck op. 50/50 chance you are the father so be prepared. See a lawyer and make sure you check the lawyers history with this kind of case. Do your homework!

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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A question for the Guys...Ever been TOO BUSY TO CALL? Posted: 4/4/2007 10:28:21 PM
Imagine that (poster # 143) ... A deadline to meet and you found a few minutes to post your thoughts! ... I imagine it was something you wanted to do, so you did. Not so difficult was it? If a guy doesn't call me, I know he is not into me. And if he is but doesn't know how to show/express it ... I sure won't be the one teaching him. However there have been times we just stay buddies, and I don't mean the uh-uh kind of buddies ...

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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I just can't deal with this anymore! Posted: 1/16/2007 1:34:07 PM
juzlookin35 I totally agree with you! Regardless of his choice it is his obligation to contribute to his child's financial needs. Being that he may very well be a child himself, the accountability could benefit him in growing up. If I were his parent I would cut him no slack on this issue, yes what about the child's grandparents? they too can be a source of support with much love to give as well. It is very sound advise you give re: leaving the door open should he have a change of heart or attitude, unless of course there are abuse issues, that is another story all together. There are so many things to consider when it comes to choices about what is in the child's best interest. I do know that a loving extended family is a good thing. So reach out to them also if you know them as loving people.

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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old picture Posted: 1/10/2007 9:41:09 PM
What I have found is all too common is that those put into a situation where they meet someone who posted a fraud type pic is that they are generally too nice a person to say anything .... for fear of hurting another's feelings, been there done that myself. But really it was they who misrepresented who they were, um uh lied? why then do we feel the need to protect the liars in the first place? Kind souls most likely. kool ....

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

Msg: 150 (view)

Doctor, doctor - give me the news. Got a bad case of loving you. Help? Posted: 1/6/2007 7:59:50 AM
BLAZE ... Hey the title to your post is great, but my thoughts are that in your case that old saying "no news is good news" doesn't apply. I don't doubt that your love interest might have been attracted to you at one time but there was never a foundation set by the 2 of you to allow that attraction to grow into love, at least so it seems on his part. I spose only time will tell (2 years?) I hope that after the 2 year deadline your prince will come for you. However if he doesn't, I hope you will then lay it to rest and allow your heart to heal. If it is really love that you are feeling you will set him free, I'm sorry to hear about your illness. I won't even pretend to know how it must have impacted your life now or in the future. However you do sound like a survivor. You seem intelligent, sensitive, articulate and attractive, with a lot of love to give. Love does indeed help us manage and carry on when life gets us down. Not so much by how many love us and how much but more by the love we are able to feel for and give to others. Unfortunately, it can also blur senses and at times delude our reality. Specially when reality is so subjective anyway. That blur has it's pros as well as cons when it comes to love, yet it is in fact better to have loved and continue to do so. Love is also a verb it's the actions that substantiate and give evidence of that love, Ideally giving us clarity and a sense of security and peace. Not confusion and anguish though it many times will. That said I wish you much Love and much Clarity. T peace

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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A moral dilemma, what would you do in my situation? Posted: 1/4/2007 10:12:31 AM
I was married 12 years to a man who himself had never had a cold sore in his life. Cold sores and chickenpox seemed to be as normal a part of childhood diseases as any, or so I thought, as everyone I knew seemed to have at least 1 cold sore in their life. Of course I know now thats not true. However my husband never seemed to contact it. My son has had cold sores also, and I have taught him to use precautions when he does so as not to spread it. But his dad? to this day not one inkling of evidence of him contacting the herpes virus. How anyone escapes infection of herpes is beyond me. Be it cold sores or chickenpox as kids we are bound to have been exposed, no? I'm curious to know if there is such a thing as natural immunity to the virus. I always felt my ex did have it, cuz god knows he had plenty of exposure to it through our son alone. I also have not figured out how genital herpes differs other than the obvious site of outbreak. No I never have had genital herpes ... very painful I imagine. Yet I never thought it necessary to disclose my history of cold sores /chickenpox with a potential lover, Maybe I should? Then again I never thought to hide it either ...

MEERI

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Manic, Obsessive, Bi-polar X trying to break up a good thing. Posted: 1/4/2007 9:13:04 AM
you say you can't turn phones off as her kids may need to contact her? How old are her kids? Why is she not with her kids? I don't get it, why is she not there with them? Are they old enough to fend for themselves? if not than she needs to be home with them. If they are then get her a cell phone that only her children have access to the number and turn off the phone he has the number to. Don't play his game unless of course deep down you enjoy the drama. Thats your choice.

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Desperation and being older... Posted: 12/31/2006 5:34:53 AM
Beachblanket post 103 I have to commend you for your honest response to the op ... I didn't think it cruel at all. Your suggestions to the op were on the mark actually ... Too many hold back on making constructive comments to others for fear they cant take it. Your advise was spoken like a father. A wake up call for a healthier lifestyle. Personally I also think men hide behind over grown beards. OP don't take offense, instead look at what beachblanket said with open mind, is there any truth in it?... On reading your post I got an impression of you as self centered, only interested in what a partner will do for you. What do you have to offer a women as far as making her feel cherished and loved It takes strength and trust to give freely from your heart. Yes it takes a certain level of vulnerability for intimacy to happen (gateway to best sex ever) IMHO ... You have to be willing to give of yourself. And best way to do that is the take care of yourself , physically as well as mentally and spiritually, Involving yourself in other activities, sports, A new look/attitude and/or Helping others are all good medicine. All can be like keys to a locked heart ... opening it and freeing it ... And that is sexy. Have a great New Year!

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Circumcision...To cut or not to cut? Posted: 12/11/2006 9:10:36 AM
WHAT A DIFFICULT DECISION IT WAS FOR ME ALSO! My brother made the choice to cut in his early teens ... ouch! Ultimately I let my sons father, my husband at the time make the decision. He chose circumcision. I burst into tears when I heard my son scream and cry in another room shortly after birth, No doubt in my mind what had just happened. He is 20 now but I remember it as if it happened a day ago. Non the less, he has no scars that I'm aware of, emotionally that is, from having been cut. And to this day I stand by my decision to let his father chose, It is I believe a mans issue. Not to mention for once it left me off the hook!

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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how to deal with the new girlfriend of the guy you have a baby with Posted: 11/30/2006 10:06:51 PM
You say his family has expressed a desire to band with your son? then staying with his mom seems like a perfect alternative and a great way to establish loving bonds. And it could very well give your son a real sense of connectedness to family, a sense off belonging. Family is so essential and the closer he is to his grandparents all the the better for him, culturally and spiritually. Or do you not think the Barbados grandma is a warm and loving woman? if thats the case then ... never mind.

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Breastfeeding on a plane. Posted: 11/22/2006 9:17:25 AM
Just one more lil note here .... As a flight attendant, If /when others might complain re breastfeeding, Why not take a vote and ask for a show of hands in favor of or not ... lol ... but seriously a few complaints would require some diplomatic intervention with the complainee not with the one they are complaining about since breastfeeding is not unlawful or inconciderats behavior. That is a major role of the attendant, is it not?

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Breastfeeding on a plane. Posted: 11/22/2006 8:55:44 AM
Being that breastfeeding is perfectly natural and that a mother would choose to do so regardless of others UNNATURAL discomfort says alot in support of her choice. The stewardess/airlines should not have made issue of it in the first place. Instead of asking her to cover up they might have explained to those who protested about the benefits of breastfeeding and about her right as well as the babys to breastfeed and nurture her child ... would a screaming child be less UNCOMFORTABLE to them? It's high time people respect and act in support of breastfeeding. The more it is done in public without fear of discrimination the sooner society's acceptance of it will come to pass. By asking the woman to cover up they acted in support of breastfeeding as taboo. I know too many young women who have chosen not to breastfeed due to society's ridiculous standards. If it makes you uncomfortable too bad .... Grow the ****UP! I for one say ... New moms show us your tits!!!!

meeri

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Kissing! Posted: 11/7/2006 12:13:51 AM
supamann wow, try kissing with your heart not your mouth ... how perfectly said!

meeri

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How do you go about finding someone you left long ago? Posted: 10/26/2006 12:43:21 AM
handsome stranger that is an understatement indeed! I was found by a man I once considered a true love, 25+ years ago. To put it nicely, the years had not been good to him however the thing that really blew me away is I was reminded of what a jerk he was back then, Duh! thats why I finally left him, And guess what? he continues to be one if not more so now. He realized he'd blown a god thing he said (ya sure, and of course he had) And made many attempts at luring me back into a relationship with him. Not a chance! But it took a while not to mention alot of childish drama on his part befor he accepted it. I will admit to wondering what had become of him, curiousity ya know, but In the end I actually regretted ever seeing him again. Is there a moral to this story? let sleeping dogs lie ... literally!

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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15 Minutes of Fame whats yours? Posted: 10/25/2006 10:16:50 PM
My first moment of fame or so it seemed to me was at age 10 on a local tv childrens show. was competing in a baloon toss game only we couldn't touch it with our hands. Two of us were left and i touched the baloon with my hand ... ran and sat down quickly leaving other person as winner. I was very embarrassed when I saw the show along with my classroom and the camera had followed me and the host (a clown) chucko was his name, carried on about my honesty and what a good sport I was being as no one had seen me touch the baloon with my hand. Second was in northern cal attending Chico state univ.and working at nut factory ... pistachoes not people. Majority of pistachoes came from Iran but this was year the Shaw was ousted the first year california harvested pistachoes, In come the cameras of national news. There i was standing, sorting the nuts .... Geeez. I tried to hide but the cams were right on me. Last was in alaska while working as a bartender in an after hours gambling establishment. The place was raided by local police but I ran from behinfd the bar and sat down as if a customer. Next day there I was on the front page of the Anchorage times ... sitting at the bar with other customers ... the story of the riad and about how the bartender had evaded the citationi by running from behind the bar. story of my life ... srarted off as a sweet lil girl only to grow up a fugative evading the cops ....

meeri

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Do guys dislike being told they are liked??!! Posted: 10/2/2006 10:43:27 AM
Ravager ... well said am in my 50's and that still happens on occasion , I like you ... thats a very honest scenario of how it all comes down sometimes ... of course at my age I use far more restraint ... NOT! carry on then ...

meeri

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Guys.. what is he thinking?? Posted: 10/1/2006 4:10:18 PM
I ALWYAS THOUGHT FLEETWOOD MACS LINE IN THAT SONG WAS ' PLAYERS ONLY LOVE YOU WHEN THEY'RE PLAYING'? ... I COULD BE WRONG ... NON THE LESS I LIKED YOUR TWIST ON IT. OP you say he focuses only on pleasing you? ... Yet you seem to be feeling confused about what his real motives might be? how pleased are you really? ... could your instints be trying to tell you something? Maybe your confusion is feeding his drive as much as the sex is ... his sense of control ? Take time to listen to what your heart is telling you ... follow your heart, your instincts, you'll know what you need to do. Squelch/ ignore those feelings and before long you won't be in touch with them at all. And thats not to your advantage ... they are there for good reason. Don't give that away ... take back control ... or he may walk away wit alla yer stuff! OUCH!

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Why men don't date strong women... Posted: 9/28/2006 12:11:48 PM
Hello it's me again and i'm here to quote another song ... sorry can't help it ... that comes to mind after reading this thread ahemm(clears throat) 'You don't like weak woman you get bored so quick And you don't like strong woman cuz they're hep to your tricks It's been dirty for dirty down the line but i'll come when you whistle IF you're LOVING and KIND' ~ Joni Mitchell "i'm a radio'

meeri

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It's Not Over at 45 Posted: 9/28/2006 12:55:30 AM
AT 45? OMG ... was not so long ago, Yet seems I've lived a lifetime since. It was right about at 45 that I really started to know myself ... err actually was more like an awareness of how little I really did know. Went from idrntifying with John Sabastians 'a quarter of a century has come to pass, I think I've come to know myself at last' at 25 feeling so mature so wise . To Dylans ' I was so much older then, Am younger then that now' Am not so sure what that means actually, but it happened on a beautiful summer day while swimming laps in my pool ,,, So i swam a lil faster, did some dives and flips and turns ... ala Esther Williams and somehow have felt much freer since that day. You may think I'n a bit crazy? But Savoring life all the more, with all it's ups n downs, Am blessed, Am grateful and continue to fall in lust, errr, I mean Love

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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The body beautiful and men over 45! Posted: 9/27/2006 10:52:07 PM
STEVERINO ... WELL SAID, BELLISIMO!

meeri

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BENTELY'S THREAD sept 19th am [ok'd to repost/Dog] Posted: 9/25/2006 5:07:01 AM
Hi Starr and Bently,My name is Riana, this is first I read of this post and I have to say I think it's great! Our kitty tiger lilly was maulled to death just shortly after my divorce. She'd been my sons sibling so to speak, for seven of his twelve years.. We had gone on retreat to Maui for healing and regrouping and a change of pace after a very troubling and messy divorce. I'll never forget when I was told news of her passing on the phone by the woman who was house sitting. It tore my heart to pieses. And was by far the most difficult thing I have to this date had to tell my son. We spent the night in tears , She was a family. That was many years ago, Wounds have healed ... But darned if I don't nowand again wish I could Find another kitty just like her. However am quik to remind myself that my pooch Sharpiei is enough of a handful for now Am glad to hear you've gotten more time together than you were given at diagnosis. prayers and best wishes to you

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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What women think about a nice man Posted: 9/22/2006 7:45:41 AM
tm12c you might consider this as you ponder the lack of friends in your life now that you've mended your ways. If all your past friends no longer are there for you they more likely were not true friends from the start. Now aren't you glad to knpow the few that have remained loyal as friends? Let them know you value them and maybe the lonliness subsides ... or go back to pillage and plundering with the old gang ... if that seems the better road, You are in control, it's your choice. or which will it be?

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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What to do? Posted: 9/20/2006 6:28:13 PM
hmmm ... if I were her I'd have written you off by now as a player ... sooo ... if I were you, I'd ask her again for her number next time she visits and apologize for not calling her cuz you had lost her number, And while talking getting her number for the second time why not ask her out to a movie, damnit ... sheeesh ... take a deep breathe and ask already!

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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What is wrong with the persons profile above you in this thread? Posted: 8/30/2006 3:02:24 AM
SWEET! He writes older women a plus ...although I don't believe he meant my age Good profile , direct and to the p[oint.

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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what is with the never call again crap and why do we put up with it? Posted: 8/26/2006 4:19:39 AM
" kindda tired of that no deposit love, where there's no return " ~ Michael Franks Me too,

meeri

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I think I might need some help Posted: 8/15/2006 3:58:30 PM
ACTUALLY NOMOREREGRETS VHS FORMAT WON OVER BETA BECAUSE VHS IS WHAT THE PORN INDUSTRY CHOSE ... WHY THEY CHOSE VHS? MIGHTA BEEN MARKETING I HAPPEN TO LIKE YOUR PROFILE OP HOWEVER THE PICS? GOTTA GO ... APPEAR TOO DARK IN MORE WAY THAN ONE ... MY ADVISE? LIGHTEN UP A BIT ... PICS AS WELL AS CONTENT MAYBE A LIL.

meeri

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Colombia's Big-Butt Ants.... Taste kinda like Popcorn! Posted: 8/13/2006 10:15:09 AM
Butt ... but "everyones always got a big BUT" ~ Pee Wee Herman

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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is there a postet on me were i can't see telling men iam only a sex oblect and that alone ? Posted: 8/5/2006 10:51:00 AM
Pssst ... excuse me but you forget one lil thing ... as I am sure most rape victems or those who suffered molestation as children will agree ... you forgot to mention/CLARIFY to those of us reading your post that in reality you are speaking for yourself/ about yourself and how you treat others ... otherwise it is as gross a generalization as ever i have read. And even if there were truth to it, It's sad to think that you would be rude and inconsiderate of others based on your subjective judgement as to who they are or how they act ie: A Lady vs A whore? There is lil common sense in that, Given such "common sense " its no wonder good manners and kindness are more the exception these days than the norm ... but of course thats just my humble opinion.

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

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I need serious advice Posted: 2/24/2006 8:59:50 PM
lonelynbroken1 Hey Girlfriend count your blessings and THANK God!! Do you know how lucky you are that he finally broke down in downunder with honesty ... that aussie sounds like he lives way in the outback too. I'm here to tall you also that women have less rights there than here, not to mention his lack of values n respect for you as evidenced by his lies ... OMG had you gone there ... Imagine? you might of been his slave bride. no chit! And with nowhere to run or no one to run to, too scary! there is so much more to life Choose to smile , choose to be thankful , and choose life sweety, You are a lucky lady!

meeri

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You have nothing to fear but ...... Posted: 2/21/2006 1:41:36 PM
every child is born with the fear of falling- a fact. many other fears may develop from that fact alone if the child is not nurtured, nourished and loved I have always been terrified by dogs The pet kind and male kind pet kind ... i got me a great dog male kind ... Yikes!! I pray for wisdom

meeri

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Why Do Men Say I Love You & then dump you later? Posted: 2/19/2006 4:01:42 PM
scuse me gaz but ....and everyone has one ... what is an aw,ww,fw????

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Consequences of kiss and tell Posted: 2/16/2006 7:00:40 PM
In fact let me share with you all one very steamy experience of mine ... with one very hot surfer dude it started out as .... errr ... lol ... ahem ...oops, theres a time n place for that and this is not it ... nevermind

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Consequences of kiss and tell Posted: 2/16/2006 6:50:29 PM
Remember show n tell in kindergarten? It's all about learning new and different things than those we are accustomed to ... the greater the detail the more we learn ... agreed?

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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It's not your profile, it's.... Posted: 2/10/2006 12:31:29 AM
OOOOOOOOOhh I c nevermind ....

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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It's not your profile, it's.... Posted: 2/10/2006 12:25:03 AM
ummm ... other than the obvious, whats a tool? Am I a fool Is it not cool or does it rule Might i find out at school?????

meeri

Joined: 12/21/2005

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Myers-Briggs Personality type...if you know it? Posted: 2/10/2006 12:12:25 AM
INFP thats me, and the same everytime i have taken it ... years n years apart. In my research I have found it to be amazingly accurate. First time i took it ... many years ago. Got the test from a book ' Please Understand Me' Great book by the way and the test, just a tool in learning more about another person and gain an understanding as to where they are comming from. Not the one and only tool, for sure. But one of many, Me, I trust my intuition as another tool, past experience as another. As I researched into it's validity I came across a study where 10 young adults who had each hitchhiked crosscountry were tested and all came up as INFP's ...what? and only 1% of population being INFP's ... this in fact blew me away simply because I too in my youth ventured out to see the states .... hitchhiking! no less. Way cool, Im sold

MEERI

Joined: 12/21/2005

Msg: 30 (view)

how do I tell if a guy wants a relationship or Just a one night stand? Posted: 2/9/2006 9:19:12 PM
HOW DOES impotant MASTERBATION WORK??? HELOOO!.... it doesn't!

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