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ddc758

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Hi Everyone - Any good luck? Posted: 5/21/2008 12:10:29 AM
Hey Mystic I'm with you <img src=http://www.plentyoffish.com/smiles/icon_201.gif border=0> I've met the woman of my dreams. She emailed me first and I responded and the rest as they say is history. Been spending every weekend with her, either at her place or mine, and talking on the phone the rest of the week. So my advice to everyone is answer that email, you never know where it will lead

ddc758

Joined: 8/14/2007

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Favorites List????? Posted: 4/20/2008 10:07:52 AM
List me as old fashion, but I will not put my name on someones favorite list until I ask them first and get their permission

ddc758

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Need Advice on This Please! Posted: 4/3/2008 6:54:39 AM
Inspect Give her sometime and space, wait and let her make the call, as if she wants to see you and move on to the next level.

ddc758

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The most fun date you've ever had>? Posted: 4/3/2008 6:21:23 AM
Here's a different twist The most fun date I've ever had will be my NEXT ONE

ddc758

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Hi Everyone - Any good luck? Posted: 3/31/2008 3:54:45 PM
I hear ya tharicker I've contacted several ladies on here, only to recieve no response back. Even a polite NITU would be in order. RIGHT

ddc758

Joined: 8/14/2007

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Who Is Most Likely To Marry AGAIN? Posted: 3/29/2008 11:46:18 PM
Here's my 2 cents worth I think it all depends on who wanted out of the marriage in the first place, as to who is likely to get married again. I personally didn't want it to end, although I accepted it and moved on, and am still single after 7+ yrs. I had dated my ex for 5 yrs off and on since HS when we married and after my divorce I needed some time to experience life, and now I'm ready to settle down again, so here I am fishing. I have had several relationships since, all ended mutually, distance/time or family issues. On the other hand my ex wanted out and had a BF within several months and was married within 18 months to "mr perfect" that lasted less than 2 yrs. My girls even said he wierded them out. She tied the knot for a 3rd time in Sept 07. He seems like a nice guy and my girls like him. Mutual family friends have boycotted her last 2 full blown church weddings, because they tell everyone that she threw away the best guy she ever had.

ddc758

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My favorite 5 minute Venison recipe Posted: 3/25/2008 12:29:46 PM
I use canned venison, cooked noodles, can of cream of mushroom soup, mix together, delicious and quick. Take loin eyes wrap with bacon and grill until just a hint of red left in them, these are to die for

ddc758

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Still living with the Ex? Posted: 3/23/2008 6:59:47 AM
Hey OP I had to check out where you were from, sounds about like a gal I met in NE Iowa. Only she wasn't living with her ex anymore, but doing all the house work, cooking and babysitting for him because of their kids that lived with him. He was paying rent for her. When I told her that I still liked the rock music that was popular when "we" were growing up she told me that she had grown up and was into country music now. I dropped her like a "hot potato"

ddc758

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Sex in the afternoon Posted: 3/22/2008 6:31:42 PM
Afternoon for sure when your well rested and have the most energy... I resemble this remark as I work 3rd shft and usually sleep from 8am till2-3pm now if I could only find a hot honey to join me

ddc758

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How do guys really feel about being approached by women? Posted: 3/22/2008 3:09:02 PM
I'm all for women's equal rights, and if it means initiating contact GO FOR IT

ddc758

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A Man's Take on Women Drivers Posted: 3/21/2008 6:56:37 PM
This story sounds funny, and it is but in real life it wasn't. I used to drive truck and was passed by a lady going 65 down I39 in Illnois applying makeup and reading some papers and talking on her hands free cell phone. Needless to say 2 miles down the road, I was the first on the scene, to find her car rolled over in the median, she ran over something in the road and blew out a front tire, and was very lucky to be alive, with only a broken arm and shaken nerves.

ddc758

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Let's shake things up: Most unusual cut of meat you love? Posted: 3/17/2008 12:48:09 PM
OP didn't notice that you included "Rocky Mountain Oysters" in your list YUM YUM

ddc758

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Instant chocolate cake waffles. Posted: 3/17/2008 12:42:04 PM
OP applesauce exchange is a weight watchers trick. My mom has a recipe for waffle brownies made in a waffle iron, they're awesome and easy to make.

ddc758

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Daylight savings time for third shift workers Posted: 3/10/2008 2:55:48 PM
Keep the longer days where the sun can provide the most productive light and the environment can benefit too The day is still only 24 hrs long. We just shifted the clocks so that we moved a hour of daylight from the morning to the evening. As for 3rd shift workers, I have first hand experience, I just started a new job, working for the largest ag tractor manufacturer in the world, and any one working over the weekend clocked in and out after working the normal # of hours you were supposed to work and then the supervisor's had to make adjustments to the time sheets. Another occupation that DLST makes a headache for is OTR drivers. Can only drive 11 hrs in 14 hrs and then need to take a 10 hr break. DOT regs state that when time change occur that a driver willnot change their clock time until after their 14hr on-duty time and then must take 11hr off-duty break.

ddc758

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OOPS I DID IT AGAIN Posted: 3/10/2008 2:30:01 PM
Everybody is missing the point here! The OP took a cab so that he wouldn't D & D thats comendable. Oh and the light switch issue, I'd just dropped my drawers, took a seat, with the door shut, then walked out the door and told her good riddance, for being the hostess without the mostess

ddc758

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Element (ary my dear Watson) Posted: 3/1/2008 3:05:05 PM
I'll make it unanimous Gas rules electric drools. Having grown up on a farm, when ever the power went out during a winter storm, we always had hot food and a warm kitchen. When I was married, we had to have electric stove, she had grown up with electric and didn't like gas. When I was looking for my current house, it was gas only for me. Heat on Heat off This my 2cents worth

ddc758

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Drink recipe help Posted: 2/10/2008 12:44:35 AM
OP you could try www.webtender.com it worked for me.

ddc758

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To go grey or not? Posted: 2/10/2008 12:12:59 AM
About a year ago I decided to go natural, and started wearing it grayer & shorter, as it keeps thinning on top, it will keep getting shorter

ddc758

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Fast tasty recepies without too many ingredienst are needed.... Posted: 2/1/2008 7:59:17 PM
Macaroni & cheese with a can of, water drained off, tuna mixed in YUMMY quick and cheap

ddc758

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George Foreman Grill Idea's Posted: 2/1/2008 7:52:03 PM
Bacon, burgers, chicken breasts, pork chops, pork cutlets, mushrooms, and block up the grill close to level and have fried eggs on mine also.

ddc758

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HELLO! Posted: 2/1/2008 7:43:35 PM
Whoa!!! 2 people on this thread in the same day, it must be a RECORD Mystic how's every little thing in Jesup tonight? I'm from Arlington.

ddc758

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Hygiene - When fresh vegetables fall behind the cooker. Posted: 1/25/2008 10:35:53 PM
My concern would be insects and/or mice. All our little friends have to eat too

ddc758

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Curvy Vs Slim Posted: 1/22/2008 6:12:51 PM
All I an say is curvy is kewl and slim is

ddc758

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NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Posted: 1/16/2008 7:35:01 PM
I clearly saw them clearing the snow around the seats and all I saw was wooden benches. Actually the benches are COLD aluminum just adds to the atmosphere of the "FROZEN TUNDRA"

ddc758

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Anyone quitting smoking because of Doyle's tax increase? Posted: 1/16/2008 6:24:09 PM
Grannie You could ask any friends that drive truck OTR if they would pick up smokes in Kentucky or other southern states where they grow tobacco and taxes are lower. Another poster mentioned indian casinos or smoke shops they're good places too. Although quitting would healthier for you and that precious little bundle you're holding in your pic.

ddc758

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Cooking fresh water fish??????? Posted: 1/16/2008 5:38:57 PM
If I still drove truck I would say there is a possibility, but alas starting a new job here next week here so I won't be able to. Sooooorrrrrrrrrryyyyyyyy

ddc758

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Bartending 101 Posted: 1/16/2008 5:31:00 PM
Any drink questions go here www.webtender.com A friend of mine owns a bar and his specialty drink is a Crown Bomb shot of Crown Royal half a can of Red Bull the glass, Crown and Bull all come out of the freezer ice cold The Red Bull winds you up and the Crown kicks you right in the shorts

ddc758

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Cooking fresh water fish??????? Posted: 1/16/2008 5:16:32 PM
naughtical you're welcome to come along with me Sat, but you have to bring your longjohns as it is suppose to be single digits above 0

ddc758

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WhO luVs ChOcoLatE cAkE?! --- eAsY rEciPe Posted: 1/16/2008 5:10:36 PM
agave nectar, the latter having the lowest glycemic index among currently known natural sweeteners, making it acceptable for weight watchers, diabetics, and health conscious people in general Weight Watchers also use applesauce as a substitute for sugar. My sis-in-law is a leader so this is how I know, not sure on amount to use though. Here's my chocolate cake recipe 3c flour 6T cocoa 2c sugar 2tsp soda 1tsp salt 3/4c oil 2c water 2T vinegar 1tsp vanilla mix dry ingredents in cake pan. Add liquid ingredents, mix by hand with big spoon. Bake at 350 for 30-35 minutes. AWESOME

ddc758

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Cooking fresh water fish??????? Posted: 1/16/2008 4:49:57 PM
Prepare as above, except I mix a batter of bisquik and beer, then put into fry pan. Hope to have fresh fish this weekend as I'm going icefishing Saturday

ddc758

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Easy super meal for those when they are strapped for cash and looking in the cupboards Posted: 1/15/2008 9:00:45 PM
Here's an old favorite that my girls still like: 1 can of tuna, water drained off, mixed into macaroni and cheese very tastey

ddc758

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10 Reasons Why We Should Have Sex !!! Posted: 1/14/2008 6:13:54 PM
Well guess that old saying "sorry honey, I got a headache" won't work anymore will it? Now if I only had a honey to use this on.

ddc758

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Question - please decipher this email response for me Posted: 1/14/2008 5:37:13 PM
Maybe this ? has been asked, I didn't check all 11 pages. OP what is your age? At your age you should be embarrassed. Maybe 90 is to to old for this cute guy to date or maybe he's not interested since you have seemed to lie about your age and figures that you lie to him again & again Just me $.02 worth

ddc758

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JUST JOKES Posted: 10/27/2007 6:45:04 PM
I heard this one the other day on the radio, still about it 2 hillbillys were talking and the 1st said that they were so poor growing up, that he had to play with himself now I'd say thats poor

ddc758

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Why are most men looking for Friends with Benefits? Posted: 10/27/2007 5:57:58 PM
The only benefit I'm looking for right now is a good home cooked meal. The last lady that I was seeing was the head cook in a cafe, and her fridge contained juice boxes for grandkids, half finished raisins, and curdled milk. She wouldn't cook a meal for me, I never asked why, and we always went out to eat, unless it was at my house, and being the gentleman that I am, I'd pick up the check, once in awhile she would. So that is the only benefit I'm looking for right now

ddc758

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Halloween costumes: You, a special somone, or crazy ideas Posted: 10/27/2007 12:14:36 PM
I'll give a little background info first. I delivered petroluem products to farmers in the rural area where I live. The company that I worked for used 2-way radios for communication and I was "OPEC" when they needed to get ahold of me. For my costume I put on a bed sheet with a bright belt, a white rag with black head band on my head, lots of costume jewelry, sun glasses, I always grew a full beard for the winter season, so I looked the part of a Arab oil sheik. To top off my costume I carried a new gas nozzle tucked in my belt and walk up to people I knew and say "This is a stick up give me all your money for my oil" Today that would probably get my a$$ kicked.

ddc758

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Animal Rights Posted: 10/20/2007 5:34:27 PM
We should be using the prisoners in prison for medical experiments and research......at least they can serve some form of purpose! Can you say Hitler, Nazi, SS. Many prisoners of WWII were used for medical "tests" and people really complained back then. I agree with another poster, let patients sign an affidavit, allowing for medicenes tested without animal testing, if thats the way they feel. I'm a card carrying member of PETA People for the Eating of Tastee Animals

ddc758

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BUMPER STICKERS Posted: 10/18/2007 8:33:46 PM
two that I have are "God must love stupid people He made so many" "Learn the rules so you can break them properly"

ddc758

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Sex for exercise/sounds like a good plan to me/haha Posted: 10/7/2007 9:20:59 AM
Hey yorkie rich How does this work Dont worry about it self pleasuring helps a guy keep the weight off Keeps your hands busy so that you can't be stuffing snacks in your mouth

ddc758

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For Shift Workers Posted: 10/7/2007 8:19:38 AM
I tried to have a relationship with a lady that worked as a waitress, with Wed & Thur as her off days. Talk about hard to plan anything, as I drove OTR at the time I planned on seeing her Sat evening and/or being home Wed or Thur and spend the day with her. When I was married, we owned a flower shop, talk about not seeing each other. Holidays, like Valentines Day, Mother's Day, Easter wasn't as bad, but for the week heading up to these, I was lucky to see my ex, from about Wed on. As she would put in 20 hr days getting ready for the rush. Then there was the weekends, weddings on Sat, and funerals visitations on Sun. we couldn't plan to far ahead, and my ex and I have told our daughters that they would be better off going into a different career.

ddc758

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The Stupidest People On Earth Posted: 10/6/2007 7:19:15 PM
I saw this bumper sticker that said God must love stupid people, he had them all elected to the government!!!! enough said on this subject

ddc758

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Why are we here Saturday night? Posted: 10/6/2007 6:33:37 PM
TallTexann Plus, UT lost We are pretty much dead for this season. A night of mourning is in order! ha! I feel for you My "Hawkguyes" looked pitiful again today, here's one for you drowning my sorrows besides my girls are at homecoming dance at school so have to hang around here, tonight, and head back to work tomorrow 200 miles away.

ddc758

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Who gets more nervous?? Posted: 10/6/2007 6:11:43 PM
I don't think it has anything to do with gender. It's about the individual and the situation. Greeneyes0913 gets my vote for hitting right on the head. I'm sure I'll be nervous when it happens again for me, with my medical history and drugs, I'm taking but there's other ways to make up for that

ddc758

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should I admit to a major health issue in my bio Posted: 9/29/2007 11:40:13 AM
OP I feel for you, see I listed a major health issue in my bio, also. I personally feel that being honest up front is the best thing a person could do. I would think it proves that we don't try and hide anything from anybody. I've had lots of lookers but only a handful of e-mails, but I feel that biggest reason they run is, I still have kids in HS and most of them are empty nesters.

ddc758

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FLUTD.....A cat's worst nightmare Posted: 9/29/2007 11:26:06 AM
I'd pay $988 and more to save my fur children! I have a friend that has 3 house cats and she would gladly let someone have all 3 for $988, or less, so she could move to a different apartment. I payed over $988 to "fur" my ex don't know if she still has the coat or not

ddc758

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The right to bear arms Posted: 9/25/2007 6:05:05 PM
guns; they never hurt anyone before. Society needs to look at the motives, not methods of murder. I know for a fact that my guns and knives have never hurt or killed anybody. Unless they get stolen I know they never will harm anyone either, because I keep them under lock and key and shells in another cabinet. Anti-gunners

ddc758

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BEER Posted: 9/23/2007 9:18:15 PM
I don't like Bud products. imalitltpot My ask if you know what an oxymoron is Michelob and Budweiser are both made by Anheuser-Busch, so you are basically drinking Bud. Busch Light is my beer of choice at the stage in my life, But a nearly frozen Bud Ice or Corona light both in bottles hits the spot. for everyone

ddc758

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So, I found my father on google... Posted: 9/23/2007 9:08:10 PM
just walking away from the whole issue. You do what you feel is right, but my 2 cents worth says, contact him if only to find out medical history. Knowing my family medical history, saved my life this year. My father had by-pass surgery, when he was 45 and I under went a triple by-pass in July at 49. For your health and future family members well being, I would contact him. Good Luck

ddc758

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Burning pain in shoulder Posted: 9/23/2007 8:34:47 PM
anatomically speaking shoulders have very poor blood supplies so they heal/build slowly. I was involved in a roll over truck accident in June 2006,following this my left shoulder had a pain in it, but a MRI didn't show any damage, so tried phsyical therapy, didn't really help. It is gone now though, I had a triple by-pass on July 9th this year, no pain in there now. Don't know your history but talk to your doctor. Good Luck

ddc758

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chicks that approach the guy first... Posted: 9/22/2007 2:38:13 PM
Ok ladies Here I am come and get me

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