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charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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whats your favorite recipie you learned on here? Posted: 5/22/2013 2:20:13 PM
You know what I'm thinking? That would be good on top of ice cream! Or maybe made into ice cream sandwich bars. *drools

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Letter from Markus Posted: 5/21/2013 12:10:15 PM
The age restriction is unnecessary since we already have filters we set ourselves (if we wish to). I honestly don't believe he cares about us forum users.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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random 5 songs from ipod Posted: 5/19/2013 1:31:15 AM
Baby it's you - Smith Breakfast in Bed - Chrissy Hyde & UB40 The night they drove ol dixie down - The Band Pain - Hollywood Undead We Ride - Rhianna 'Mantronix Radio Edit

charminc

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R & B and Hip Hop: Name your favorite artists and songs Posted: 5/19/2013 1:27:32 AM
I started my evening tonight with some Alicia Keys.... 'A woman's worth'. Huh uh, it's smooth like that *fingersnap

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Give your PREDICTIONS on early deaths of entertainers Posted: 5/19/2013 1:25:31 AM
I am surprised Leif Garrett is still going. Had to work with him a year ago and the guy was a train wreck. ^^ Don't be. I know someone who's been on hard drugs daily since he was a teen. He's pushing 50 soon. f you enjoy this game you may enjoy the Rotten Dead Pool, where you pick 10 celebrities who you think are likely to die in the next year. There's no prize other than the glory of winning. ^^^ I've heard of this from another death pool I'm part of that is .............over 300 pages long. Although Macaulay Culkin isn't a singer, he did recently bunk up with Amy Whinehouse's (singer) ex, I forget his name. I put both on the death list.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Is she trying to mess with my head? Posted: 5/19/2013 1:20:39 AM
One thing for sure I get from this is that both of your communication skills ...........suck! [Her loss as then saying goes. I'm going places, she serves coffee in a super market and has no ambition. This isn't a sleight on anyone in this profession so please so not get offended by it, it's aimed at her.] ^^ If you don't care for her because of her "lack of ambition", then why do you even care she is calling you, messing with your head? I call bs. Like I said, BOTH of your communication skills suck. You both are not honest and direct with each other.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Physically Disabled: Perceptions & Stereotypes? Posted: 5/19/2013 1:13:26 AM
You have a pair of wheels and it's no biggie. The fact you hid it made it a biggie Besides that my body functions normally and I am healthy. I’m currently in college and I have a successful future ahead of me. ^^ This is your plus, remember this while you be.............honest with everyone. The rest will fall into place as it's meant to be. Someone will catch on... I mean you.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Unsure feelings for this man Posted: 5/19/2013 1:08:31 AM
You're unsure because, my dear grasshopper, you are still figuring things out as your saunter through life that includes all the boys and men you come in contact with. Don't stress about it. Just go with the flow. The answers will reveal themselves soon enough. The trick is to be true to yourself and others in a way you can live with therefore, no regrets. With that in mind, give the guy a try. Start with just a simple date between friends and go from there.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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whats your favorite recipie you learned on here? Posted: 5/17/2013 10:32:22 AM
I've always made mine with graham crackers, drizzled dark chocolate, chopped hazelnuts, skor bits and called them toffee bars. I've been making them since before I joined Pof coughanother lifetime ago cough. I discovered the recipe during a cookie exchange 20 years ago. Wonderful to see it here and surprised to see it can be made with saltine crackers. Will have to try that one time! Moonie, I've made 8 pans of it this pass christmas to give away as gifts along with tons of other cookies. I baked for 4 days straight. Needless to say. I also gained 15... yes... 15 pounds. Mind you, per request, I made 4-layer birthday cakes for 4 people too and had too many slices cries but oh so worth it. *sigh My favorite from POF would have to be when someone posted a black bean fudge recipe. I googled it to see all the different ways of making it and was hooked ever since. Went one step further when I came upon a recipe for chocolate avocado mousse! All it has is avocado, cocoa, almond milk,vanilla, and honey pureed together. Both are yummy treats I don't ever feel guilty eating.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Almost alcoholic and in denial Posted: 5/16/2013 10:46:32 PM
Voice your concern/thoughts then leave. You don't need to put yourself through that.

charminc

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Being Stood Up Over and Over Again Posted: 5/12/2013 9:38:55 AM
Exactly how much interaction were there prior to setting up the meeting place with each of the men? Who set the dates? Them or you? Was it you, were you pushy, aggressive? How often did contact then to confirm? I ask because often men flake off when it appears the woman is alpha minded. Either way, you still have a flake on your hands. In the future, I would suggest holding off meeting until you converse more.

charminc

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My Boyfriend's Dog Posted: 5/10/2013 10:34:09 AM
My boyfriend and I have worked through bigger issues Yes, we know! I didn't bother reading any of this because I recall OP's other thread complaining about her "spoiled" boyfriend. I'm assuming this is the same boyfriend? Found another thing that annoys you about him eh? Seems too many things about him annoy you. I swear you are swinging the poor guy along. Wish he would get annoyed with you and LEAVE .

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Dealing with the pre-teenager... Posted: 5/9/2013 12:27:40 PM
My lovely daughter is 14 now, and all I can say Pitufina is you are in for a wild ride. ^^ This is exactly what I was thinking! lol The thing is, I'm at a loss. My nature of being resourceful and solving problems wants to push me to find a solution, but I don't know where or how to start. ^^ Just go with the flow. It sounds to me that everything is progressing as it should and your daughter is doing just fine. It's called growing up. :)

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Text? Posted: 5/6/2013 8:35:37 AM
^^ THIS! Are you and the girl deaf? Then pick up the PHONE and call! And naturally... it can be just a causal call. :)

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Ideas for son's 4th birthday Posted: 5/5/2013 1:52:24 PM
Helen has the right idea Birthday kids (of all ages in fact) love to party with friends. So, all you need is the place, add the group of friends, a couple games with prizes for everyone, food, drinks, and cake. Keep it simple. On another day, you can have a daddy and son day where you treat him to a place like the zoo you were thinking of.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Rehtaeh Parsons and East Coast justice. Posted: 4/29/2013 1:45:41 PM
How about the fact the boys thought it was okay to take the picture? Distribute it? It's still child porn, they were under aged. What about the slut-shaming and the bullying?

charminc

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Mother abducting child Posted: 4/29/2013 1:43:02 PM
I did call her last night, she was very defensive, trashed everything about my son and hung up on me. Said he had absolutely no rights when it came to his daughter. ^^ I hope you recorded that call The mother has family here. Father/stepmother and 2 step sisters she's extremely close to. Aunts and uncles, one being a block away. Grandparents. And me, a block away. I got along with her like a mother, saw her and the baby several times a week. Babysat several times a week. Surely she missed her mom but she had a great support system here. ^^^ If it should come to court, the above is in your son's favor. Do try and keep a good relationship with them. Remember, you and your son must try your best to not say or do anything negative towards the mother. Be civil. I have family in Ontario so I feel for you. Good luck.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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You know you're a parent when.......... Posted: 4/29/2013 1:38:33 PM
9. Its still fun to wake them up at 4am with a stupid question. 10. Embarrassing childhood photos are a blast to post on Facebook. Ohhhhh..... something to look forward to. Awesome! ((rubs hands))

charminc

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Sex on the First Date - Guys - what do you think? Posted: 4/29/2013 1:29:59 PM
Many on this thread are saying that if a woman sleeps with a man on the first date the assumption is that she likely sleeps with everyone on a first date and therefore is slutty and disease ridden. OK, maybe I'm exaggerating that slightly but I'm making a point. Just because a woman sleeps with a particular guy on a first date does not automatically mean she does so with everyone. The trouble with the title question is that it almost automatically yield a black and white answer based on the sudden assumption that she has done this before and....... .often. No one but the few of us has thought of to consider the grey area. What if the two people have known each other prior? Were friends in fact and finally went on a date? Would this change your answer? What if the woman has never had sex before or has had very few partners but, for whatever her reason is, made the decision to have sex on the first date. Is she a disease ridden slut? Awesomekisser himself has provided examples of the grey area. I, myself, mentioned earlier that I slept with my childrens' father on the first date. But what I didn't mention is that he was best friends with my best friends' husband. I knew him well for years and I was in a years long committed relationship prior to dating him. I don't exactly sound like a disease ridden slut. Do I? My point is.. don't assume. There are so many variables to the title question that I think, honestly, it is an unfair question. Everyone is going to have different answers. Some quite extremely judgmental. So be it. Have those opinions. But, please don't preach it. The Black and White thinkers are free to live their lives the way they wish, just as the "grey area" folks are free to do as well. The finger pointing, preaching and labelling is premature and unfair when the title question itself is unfair.

charminc

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stir crazy Posted: 4/29/2013 1:10:06 PM
Banana, corn and cinnamon? You can eat it. I'll wash the dishes for you. :)

charminc

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compatibility and kids Posted: 4/29/2013 1:07:08 PM
You might want to keep in mind that answering yes could also mean they are willing to accept men who already have children, it may not necessarily mean they adamantly want children. Regardless it is a good subject to be clear on.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Im an eating machine!! Posted: 4/24/2013 2:36:28 PM
According tot he health chart it says at 5'4" your good from 98 lbs to 110 lbs, not sure what that is in kilos. And the health professions say you BMI shound be not over 19 and not under 15 BMI on the health scale. ^^^ Say what???!!!!! 98 to 110?!! Dude, you may want to recheck where ever you gleamed this obviously inaccurate data from.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Sex on the First Date - Guys - what do you think? Posted: 4/18/2013 10:16:19 AM
[However, not a lot of men would be so comfortable if she's fcuked and sucked a few hundred guys...] The probability is quite high that if the MAN is willing to have sex on the first day, he may have fuked and sucked a few hundred girls. But of course, this merely based on assumption.. correct? Just as you're assuming the women fuked and sucked a few hundred guys.

charminc

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BC Election 2013 Reality Checks Posted: 4/18/2013 10:11:24 AM
[By choosing not to vote, you have made your choice.] -No way! I do NOT want certain people in power. [So the not voting thing actually helps to make things worse, congratulations.] - My point exactly

charminc

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Rehtaeh Parsons and East Coast justice. Posted: 4/17/2013 11:06:45 AM
[So many threads, right here on this site about unsolicited d1ck images where as adults receiving this photos from our peers, the view is to block and delete. Yet, when a minor does exactly the same thing, within their own peer group, people are wanting them prosecuted. ] -One difference between the adult and teen pics is the teens are minors. It's not rocket science. Even wiki states "Legal definitions of child pornography generally include sexual images involving prepubescents and pubescent or post-pubescent minors and computer-generated images that appear to involve them..... Child pornography is illegal and censored in most jurisdictions in the world" Even if it is distributed between teens and made by the teen his or herself, it is still .....child porn. These kids need to smarten up. [Was it wrong and completely inappropriate? Damn right, and I'm not saying it wasn't (although again, I will state that we don't know if the image was pornographic/was of one of the boys on top of the girl/was of her semi-clothed/showed a breast or more).] -You don't know? I naturally assumed from your earlier posts when you clearly stated there is no evidence of rape that you knew a lot about this case. I notice the slut shaming being tossed about regarding this girl. Obviously it played a part to her demise. What bothers me is if this is indeed a teenaged girl who took part in a drinking and sex party with multiple partners then bragged about it only to be slut shamed, then I'm noticing a trend of this happening. To me, all part of the rape culture. Part of lack of values and lack of accountability. I guess the sex ed classes need to be re-vamped. I read somewhere that a new solid evidence, not brought forth before, has come forth which open the case wide. It would not state if it was a person or not.

charminc

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Gay child Posted: 4/16/2013 9:56:07 AM
I got to give kudos where it is due. It's wonderful to see the dad being so supportive at a crucial time in his boy's life and you.... being there for your bf, it's a very healthy way to (mentally) be. Yes, it is a new territory for yourself, your bf and even the child because he has just come out. He now has to deal with all the reactions. I would suggest perhaps letting him know there are LGBT support groups, accessible via social media, if he should even need it. Let him know there is more than just you two supporting him. There's a whole world of support. I say this because the two people he cares about, his mother and brother, aren't as on the board as you two are. You and your bf will have to "double up" on that love as a replacement. But mind you, Dad still has to be Dad with his rules. You've mentioned how he gave rules during the boy's first date. It sounds to me he's got this part down. I can feel the love lol. You're gonna be fine. Keep it up. Much luck!

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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What makes FoxyKnoxy so attractive, and will you read her autobiography? Posted: 4/16/2013 9:29:19 AM
I'm finding some of the comments disturbing. First off, I honestly don't give a hoot about any murderer or rapists. I refuse to give them any acknowledgement so .. no.. I will not read her book. Second, had this been an attractive male, his attractiveness went out the window the moment he showed his evil side. What I find disturbing is I believe some of you are finding this evil side together with her "attractiveness" alluring. Hence the name FoxyKnowy. [plus she looks like she'd s*ck a golf ball thru a garden hose] After reading this line, I couldn't help but to think of the boys in the Stubenville case discussed in another thread, how they made sexually crude comments towards the girl they repeatedly assaulted. I know Foxy is a murderer but still....you seriously need to check yourself boi.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Steubenville rape case Posted: 4/16/2013 9:07:38 AM
I'm noticing some of the posters are confusing one case of gang rape with another ( I say gang because each case clearly had more than one perpetrator) and posters are bantering back and forth who did what, who didn't do what. Yet no one pointed out that it is one case too many happening lately not just all over the world but right here in North America and it's causing such confusion. It's becoming a blur of verbal mud slinging between opposing views. For all those who say "She shouldn't drink so much" or "She shouldn't dress that way", etc...etc,they are not offering solutions. They are part of the problem because they are providing an excuse for the rapists. I was watching a foreign movie over the weekend called The Source. In it was a mother, in an outrage, speaking to her grown son, a muslim who wanted women to cover themselves. Basically, in my own words, she was saying; "Why must we wear veils?! We are women and we should be proud of it. It is our god-given human right. It's not our fault if you can't control yourselves. It is up to you to control yourselves, not us." I couldn't have agreed more! Yes, I do realize there are those who "lie" but if you pick it apart, you will see there is always a reason leading to that lie. If we educate the proper values of respect to each young person, male and female and make sure it is maintained everywhere (ie: no favoritism in sports allowing them to misbehave), it can separate the true culprits from those everyone is pointing fingers at assuming they are. Making the culprits accountable from the get go. With social media so easily at our fingertips creating mass assumptions, it is more impertinent than ever to teach ... well.. bottom line...of manners. Let me ask this in regards to the girls getting drunk, being seductive even, aren't there any gentlemen left to do the right thing? Judging from these incidents, I think not. This right here tells me, too many are part of the problem. For everyone, man or woman, the elderly or children in any country, home or street.... this rape culture needs to stop. Do not be part of the problem and give the rapists any excuses.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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This Man Is Keanu Reeves Posted: 4/13/2013 11:44:43 AM
I could be wrong but I'm guessing.... he has suffered lost in one form or another ie; abandonment, death. It's humbled him and gave him perspective in order to deal with any future lost.... by minimizing. The less you have, the less you lose then it doesn't hurt so much. He is living the way he does as a barrier to prevent emotions from becoming too extreme. After a considerable amount of time living this way, he realizes that having much to hold on to wasn't necessary to begin with! Hence, the contentment and relative happiness. Just take what is in front of you and, for whatever the time being, be happy with it. How do I know this? I'm living it.

charminc

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You know you're a parent when.......... Posted: 4/9/2013 10:46:34 AM
-You've awaken after sleeping in on a weekend morning to discover your child has multiplied all over the living room in form of his neighborhood friends. ....and they stay til dinnertime. -Your voice has changed to a whole new tone.. the parent tone. It can reach to high pitches when agitated or a low deep pitch when you mean business. -You've developed "The Stare", a warning of impending doom if there should be any misbehaving. Unfortunately you start to do this with not only your children but with anyone. -You go to bed before your child only to wake at an ungodly hour for that super quiet time and organize. -When the ever growing size of your child's feet frighten you. - When you're a form of amusement for your children. They know how to push buttons just for the reaction because they think it's funny. -When you're anxious for them to go to bed so you can watch adult themed shows. Or hide in the bathroom for.. well, you know. lol -When puberty is not just a sex ed subject but a point of blame for every annoying thing the teen does, leaving you perplexed with how such idiocy exists. - You've become a neat freak to the point of OCD

charminc

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Roger Ebert Thumbs up-thumbs down. Posted: 4/7/2013 12:02:05 PM
I couldn't stand the pompous ass. ^^^ Did you know him? I've heard nothing but pleasant things of the man he was personally. signed, an Ebert fan

charminc

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Steubenville rape case Posted: 4/7/2013 12:00:08 PM
IMO, the victim has responsibility for how she ended up making herself an easy(ier) victim. ^^ Doesn't anyone remember their teens years going to house parties where pretty much everyone knew everyone from school or their hometown? Do you remember trusting your friends to have your back no matter what? I do and we took care of each other. She was with friends.. or so she thought. Turns out they betrayed her trust which is exactly what it boils down to here. Friendship and trust sadly in this case isn't what it used to mean. Their ignorance of what is assault and what is rape is rampant. Changes need to be made. I've started it in my home by raising my boys old school style. They know better! I also branch out to their friends and gfs. It takes a village to raise a child. Stubenville failed in this respect. imo

charminc

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Biscuits and Gravy Posted: 4/7/2013 11:34:11 AM
Made iron skillet biscuits last night to go with my homemade chili. I ran out of milk so I used slightly watered down sour cream. Bacon grease in the pan and real butter in the recipe. Dang, it was yummy in the tummy!

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

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Chocolate Upside Down Cake Posted: 4/7/2013 11:29:57 AM
My god that's alot of sugar! jaw drops

charminc

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Why is so Tipping/gratitude so expected in Vancouver ? Posted: 4/6/2013 12:43:35 PM
We're living in rude and greedy society with a sense of entitlement. While everyone is getting tipped, no one knows if they are providing good or bad service. In this case, service and food everywhere has gone crappy. The mandatory tipping in restaurants also affects what is being order or how often one goes out. Gone are the days of good higher priced meals or frequent outings (unless you can afford it). I stay home and eat. I don't have to deal with disappointments. My food is way better and ... hella cheaper.

charminc

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Songs I would like remade.. Posted: 4/4/2013 8:32:48 AM
Had Amy Whinehouse been still alive, I would like to hear her rendition of To Sir, with Love. Instead, I'll settle for Adele's stab at it. Melissa Etheridge - Me and Bobby McGee Nicole Scherzinger - Any Celine Dion. For a challenge, Power of Love.

charminc

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Why are there so many women my age who want a biker? Posted: 4/3/2013 12:23:43 PM
You are searching out the wrong women OP. Go look into a mirror and repeat the above 10 times. Then log into POF and before doing anything repeat again 10 times. Has it sunk in? You should then be looking into a different pool of women. and psst, it helps to note that you aren't into tats or bikes in your profile.

charminc

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Ain't Going to Happen.... now what? Posted: 4/3/2013 12:20:20 PM
that being in a committed relationship has to lead to marriage? Some people believe this and you will never know if the lady you are with does unless you speak up and talk about this. Op, you don't have to go into great detail nor be adamant about never getting married but it is best to let it be known that you are just interested in dating only. if you're dating someone who does want to marry at some point, then it's unfair and manipulative to allow them to invest time and energy in a relationship that will never take them there. I would be careful not to make it sound like you assume they want to marry you, but share it in a more matter of fact, general sort of way, early. ^^ Someone give this woman a cookie! She's got it bang-on.

charminc

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40 Posted: 4/3/2013 12:12:41 PM
I've noticed that there are a lot of older people on the forums +40 who seem very apprehensive about falling in love. And even more jaded over the idea of marriage. Even worse, I've read far too many times "It'll take xyz to make me get married again!" And it makes me wonder why people as they age become so cynical about romance? Love, relationships, marriage, children. It all sounds like everyone comes from a place of bitterness. Why? Sweetie, it's not bitterness, cynicism or being jaded. It's called ...........being smart.

charminc

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He says I have potential to be beautiful. Posted: 4/3/2013 12:10:32 PM
He says I have potential to be beautiful. He has a potential of finding a fist in his mouth. Who knows, probably already happened. Does it look like he has had two front teeth replaced?

charminc

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CRADLE SNATCHING Posted: 4/3/2013 12:06:25 PM
if you got on great with someone, but he/she was over 10 years older than you, would you feel constrained by what others such as your peer group thought of the age difference, and not date them, as you didn't want to feel like cradle snatcher ^^^ First, don't you mean years younger? This would then make us the snatcher. Second, if I'm not mistaken, the word actually is cradle robber. Last, between any adults, ten years is nothing..................Nothing! Get back to us when you're talking of 20 or more years apart.

charminc

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How are you dealing with young adults living at home? Posted: 4/3/2013 11:58:57 AM
his friend's parents don't charge their kids to stay at home once they finish school and start working. ^^ They're idiots I'm not in the financial situation to keep feeding, clothing and sheltering him... ^^ Then don't. It ain't rocket science. he spends his money on beer, liquor, cigarettes, strip clubs, take out food, a tim horton's habit, non-holiday gifts for his gf and her parents, $100 bottles of cologne, $300 watches, a new 2013 truck, a pet snake that needs a warming lamp on 24/7. ^^ If I were you, I'd be having my hand out demanding cash, and not a pissy amount either. Or, everything gets pawned. I just want him to see that we need him to help out if he is going to stay here. ^^ Sounds to me .. he isn't and never will. I want him to be able to save for his future, a home, travel while he is still here ^^ Did you not just notice the spendings of his you listed? ^^^ this ain't happening ...because I'm not going to be able to give him a big cash gift like some families do when their kids are graduated, marrying or ready to leave. ^^ You, and many others. Don't feel like you are the only one. He'd rather pay money to someone else than help out at home. ^^ Show him the front door He just walked out the door. ^^ Oh goody! He breaks my heart. ^^ Because you let it be broken. Buck up mom. Real life lessons are never easy.

CharminC

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Really good cauliflower (seriously) Posted: 3/30/2013 4:55:57 PM
this is like being in Cali again with broccoli and spinach on pizza? I want MEAT and stuff like onions and peppers on my pizza not cauliflower. How gross is that?? Ewwww ^^ You're sounding like my whiny kid....before he tried the pizza. Read my post again. The califlower is the crust. You can put whatever your wee whittle heart desires. As much meat as you want. Don't knock it til you try it.

CharminC

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Good guys finish last Posted: 3/30/2013 4:51:25 PM
In my limited experience in the dating world, it seems like women are drawn to butt holes. Buahahahaa slaps a knee hahahhahaaawipes a tear Only the stupid ones sweetheart, only the stupid ones. You have to remember that as humans we are flawed. We do make mistakes so don't lump all in the same basket and assume we will keep making the same mistakes. The ones who do are in totally separate baskets one labelled basketcase, the other perpetually stupid.

charminc

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Really good cauliflower (seriously) Posted: 3/29/2013 6:38:11 PM
This reminds of califlower pizza. Grate it, steam then let cool. Mix 1 1/2 cups of the cauliflower crumbles with egg, cheese and spices. I used mozzarella, but imagine using different varieties of cheeses in the crust. Shape it into a pizza crust and bake in preheated oven (450 degrees F). Top it with desired sauce and toppings.

charminc

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Polish Cooling.... Posted: 3/29/2013 6:33:51 PM
CHEAT: I bought a simple pierogi press (folds and crimps the dough for you) at a kitchen equipment outlet (~$1). Results aren't as pretty as an experienced artisan can make, but effective and a big labor saver. Recommended. ^^ I'm old school, lol. I've always used the edge of a glass cup slightly smaller than the size of pierogi I wish to make. Cut it out, spread it out with thumbs. place in palm, add teaspoon full of filling, use potato water to wet edge, fold and crimp.

charminc

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8 Line Poetry Stanzas - Use Last Line 4 First Line Posted: 3/28/2013 11:07:14 PM
Though it may be a while before I git to that I'm just a fly for someone to squat I zoom around and wait lay in a unsuspecting spot filled with hate My mind's not even close to where I need to be to git to that too busy running in circles, getting fat I lick and spit, chew and spew everything and anything anew

charminc

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Really good cauliflower (seriously) Posted: 3/28/2013 9:52:21 PM
tahini is that sesame seed paste yes? Correctamundo ((Ive always wanted to say that lol))

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

Msg: 6 (view)

confused as to why she deleted her profile? Posted: 3/28/2013 9:37:24 PM
I'm sorry to hear this happened to you. It's happened to the best and worst of us here in Pof where a glimmer of hope gets us thinking this might be something then bam..... the disappearing act. Dude, don't even try to figure this one out. It's a question better left on another dimension where all the wtf questions go.

charminc

Joined: 2/19/2011

Msg: 60 (view)

Talking with two guys Posted: 3/28/2013 5:05:24 PM
Aged 22? She looks far older, and hard used. Sad. ^^^^^^ Whoa, whoa... back up. She's getting an ear (well, eye) full about her choice of poses and dress which is something she can change if she chooses to but let's not attack her physical looks. She's actually a cute girl and she knows it. Nothing wrong with that. It's the delivery that is of concern.

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