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repair-guy

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Althetic Child, wants to be in soccor, but shared visitation makes that impossible, suggestions? Posted: 11/19/2009 8:00:12 PM
They won't let her play in flip-flops anyway. Get her some decent shoes!

repair-guy

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A different angle - Social Assistance Programs Posted: 11/18/2009 8:54:56 PM
Sour Grapes. Think back to when she was the bees knees. Back when you wanted to make babies with her. Now that you're paying the piper, your tune has changed. Has she changed so much in so little time? Must be hard to be you, looking into the mirror knowing that you did this to your self. Just a different angle...

repair-guy

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You know you're getting old when ... Posted: 11/16/2009 6:02:48 PM
When my kid asked me what the black circles framed on the wall at Cracker Barrel were there for. I asked 3 times before she walked over and pointed at them. LP's... Records!... She didn't know what a record was... I still remember the playing little 45's...

repair-guy

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Interested in your thoughts about this... Posted: 11/16/2009 5:33:32 PM
You seem adamant that she lied only once. Thing is, with a liar, you can't be sure of anything. Worse than her lie is the lies you tell your self and others to hang onto your hopes and dreams. You only know of once. Even that is too much for you to admit (that you don't know). You have a problem with the truth. I'd say, you can't handle the truth... from reading your posts. What do you mean by "people deserve 2nd chances"? Why can't you just accept a person as they reveal them self over time. Why the fear? They do not need a 2nd chance. What kind of games are you playing. We become what we do. A person who lies becomes a liar. The second time is no different than the first. What you appear to be doing is orchestrating your own delusion. I see a TRO in your future.

repair-guy

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Is this not love? Posted: 11/13/2009 6:16:53 PM
la dee da... You are Chinese. He is Indian. Culturally, he sees you as inferior. OK to play with and sow his wild oats, but to marry? (Imagine gasps of horror) Bring shame to him self, his family, and his community. Father children who would be 'untouchable' pariah, outcasts, half-bloods? Sure, he loved enjoying your charms... Who would not? Time to find a good, Indian woman, to marry and bare his children. Play time is over... he probably loves curry too... it's just love, after all... ps, Friends or family saw he was getting serious and had an intervention to talk sense into him - imagine the pressure he endured to give you up... that's what happened. But, You already knew this.

repair-guy

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Is this not love? Posted: 11/11/2009 5:53:44 PM
la dee da... "Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind." A Midsummer Night's Dream (I, i, 234) And consider: Let me not to the marriage of true minds Admit impediments. Love is not love Which alters when it alteration finds, Or bends with the remover to remove. O no, it is an ever-fixèd mark That looks on tempests and is never shaken; It is the star to every wand'ring bark, Whose worth's unknown, although his height be taken. "Sonnet 116," 1–8 He came up short...

repair-guy

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The betrayal of my ex haunts me.... Posted: 11/11/2009 5:46:17 PM
Heaven and earth, Must I remember? Why, she would hang on him As if increase of appetite had grown By what it fed on, and yet, within a month— Let me not think on't—Frailty, thy name is woman!— Hamlet Act 1, scene 2, 142–146

repair-guy

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Do I owe an explanation? Posted: 11/9/2009 5:47:11 AM
G.B. You overuse the comma. Your sentences are all compound. I'm certain you talk while chewing your food - based on how you write your posts. That's just nasty and rude. You may have been raised in a barn, but please improve your sloppy writing or refrain from the forums. Please!

repair-guy

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A Plugged up Toilet, so she packed up and left?! Should I let it go? Posted: 11/9/2009 5:36:40 AM
The bottom line is that you can't afford 3 children. You rob the two kids to indulge your self on the third.

repair-guy

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The Love of My Life is Gone Forever Posted: 11/7/2009 3:55:36 PM
If you're equating Wow to cancer - or as the 'cause' of a failed marriage, you're seriously deluded. Like people who blame drugs or alcohol for their own (or anothers) inability to avoid or use in moderation. It's your reluctance to seek the truth - that's your only 'problem'. Many play and use without consequence. Moderation. Truth.

repair-guy

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Mention of having been hurt/cheated on in profiles Posted: 11/7/2009 3:48:27 PM
No help or advice was offered. Just equating your observation with other 'run of the mill' statements I find on thousands of other profiles. You know, silly profile statements... Been hurt/cheated on... or I'm caring... I'm unique... etc. Personally, I view all those statements similarly... The best are the ones where the person seems to have it all together - and you can't help but wonder why are they seeking someone in such a haphazard fashion. Like throwing bait into the ocean in the hopes a prince/princess will bite. Maybe another approach would be more appropriate, a better vetted path. Ultimately, this 'endeavor' is more important than a job or career, an education, or just about anything else we strive for in life. Or it should be...

repair-guy

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Mention of having been hurt/cheated on in profiles Posted: 11/5/2009 7:08:51 PM
Yep, Just like writing: I would like to say I am a very caring person with a good head on her shoulders... *Every guy likes 'good head'! or... I have such a wide range of interests which I think makes me unique. You're unique alright... just like everybody else! or... I can go from being dressed up for the night to dressed down and ready to go fishing or camping the next day. **Amazing! You can dress up in the evening and be ready the next day for more! Wow! I mean, Wow!!! You are something else. Would you mind a guy who cheats? Obviously... 21! By any chance, would that house you own be made of glass?

repair-guy

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The Love of My Life is Gone Forever Posted: 11/5/2009 11:06:08 AM
Tavarde.... think about it... How did the cow jump over the moon? It's called perspective. Yours is flawed. Insert the phrase "... or so I thought" into all your statements. Quickly you'll see that the flaw is in what you think, or worse - it's in how you think. You write as though you think in generalizations. Heck, even your title for this thread!

repair-guy

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The Love of My Life is Gone Forever Posted: 11/5/2009 8:36:53 AM
Tavarde, Your posts remind me of a story I read called "True Love" - in a book called Chicken Poop for the Soul. Not Soup - Poop. Check it out. In the story, a guy (just like you) is convinced he's truly in love. He pursues his love interest ardently (despite the fact that she clearly says NO and a bunch of other obvious signs). In the end, he's in an insane asylum, lashed to a gourney assuring himself that some day, love will win out!

repair-guy

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The Love of My Life is Gone Forever Posted: 11/4/2009 5:24:21 AM
If you've done everything and changed everything... How can you not come to the conclusion that the problem isn't in the 'doing'? PS, Read msg 15... maybe 3 or 4 times...

repair-guy

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Homeownership: Before or after YOU married for the first time? Posted: 10/29/2009 6:09:23 PM
Most women like the idea of their guy having his own house that will become hers... Ever hear about the study that found less than 10% of men kissed their wife 'good-by' when they left the house - but more than 90% of men kissed their house 'good-by' when they left their wife! Be careful, or you'll be one of those kissing your house good by! I was...

repair-guy

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My wife wants no passion. Help!! Posted: 10/29/2009 5:59:17 PM
What would you counsel if your wife where to say she wants a jogging buddy? You write that the two of you are best friends... Really?! Friends without honest communication? I'm great friends with a tree. We never fight or argue! Hardly. Maybe you should relegate your longings to the fantasy world... read romance novels. You just may end up being alone and without what you have now or what you seek. Remember the story of the dog with a bone looking at an illusion/reflection only to let go of what he had. Be thankful for what you had and have. Many cripples are abandoned! Some have never had what you had and are more grateful for their lot in life. Why the need all of a sudden? You went 20 years without, so why the urgency? Why'd/How'd you make do for 20 years? Something smells fishy...

repair-guy

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Feeling unappreciated... Posted: 10/29/2009 4:28:28 PM
Attempting to direct an addict away from their drug-of-choice can be seen as abusive. Heck, even the truth hurts. Belief in a love that is Tit-for-Tat is either a false belief or false love. Take your pick. PS, He is the cause of all his problems. He needs to stop trying to' buy' or 'barter' for love. When he considers this position, he'll be in a position to change him self - Then he'll cause some other problems for him self. It's called life.

repair-guy

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Feeling unappreciated... Posted: 10/29/2009 3:39:04 PM
Charlie, People who look for - or hunger for - appreciation never get enough. When you give seeking a return, you give for the wrong reason. The gift she gave you is far superior to what you gave her - if you're willing to open your eyes and accept it. You give in order to get - based on your bellly-ache post. We know nothing about her - only about you - yet others respond in her direction. They're lost, just like you ( "Silken" seems to get it... and maybe CarolAnn) You've deluded your self into the belief that you've sacrificed for her - nothing could be further from the truth. You're moans and groans are because you didn't get the return you sought - like a spoiled child who 'behaves' and 'does good' in order to get a treat. No treat for Charlie, so you project the cause your hurt feelings on her. You were raised wrong. No doubt. It's you and always has been you and about you. You chose to give. You chose to 'do'. Of course, these views will fly over your obtuse, narrow-minded skull as will anything that does not square with your view. Keep the focus away from You and be safe... There's nothing genuine or sincere about your ways. Think about it. Love doesn't keep count. You do, Charlie and there is no Love so long as you do.

repair-guy

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reality bites Posted: 10/25/2009 10:09:29 PM
your soul... just that....

repair-guy

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the hardest thing Posted: 10/19/2009 3:07:42 PM
Jeremy, your post is one of the most disturbing I've ever read. What are you smoking?

repair-guy

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I don't know where to begin..... Posted: 10/17/2009 4:41:24 PM
A good place to begin is with learning to properly speak and write English!

repair-guy

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My ex fiance contact me again, why??? Posted: 10/17/2009 4:37:13 PM
Geez, and you fancy your self a technician! What kind!? What part of over do you not understand?

repair-guy

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Parking the anger - HOW??! Posted: 10/17/2009 4:30:23 PM
Consider your title... Parking the anger. To park it implies putting it aside, perhaps to get it out of the way? Why not deal with it and be done with it? Some would be happy to be done with a relationship that had run its course. Some would be ecstatic to get a chance to live authentically, honestly. You're angry?! Curioser and curioser as we analyze...

repair-guy

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Parking the anger - HOW??! Posted: 10/17/2009 3:53:30 PM
When there is a distance between what we believe and what we live Suzette, we pain. You're profile hints at a person who's just too pretty to have been dumped and discarded. You relate anger but no hurt, no mention of love's loss, no depth... Anger is a response. What are you angry about? Why are you angry? You don't give much to work with... A bit of self-reflecti0n is in order. ps, you're incorrect in your belief that you only hurt your self with your burden... you hint at knowing, but your there's a distance between what you write and your message.

repair-guy

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Happy to be out of a bad relationship. Posted: 10/13/2009 4:06:01 PM
Lighten up, Rod. It's just a forum with people you'll never see or meet in real life. Just offerin up a different perspective. Toughen up, dude... Why the thin-skin? Don't take things so seriously, none of us is getting out alive! :) You've just experienced 'woman'. When they appear a bit 'off', steer clear. No need to judge or make someone 'the bad guy'. Just steer clear. When you wise up, you'll spot the loonies more quickly, til then you are one of them. You're delusion that you can make anyone but your self happy will fade with time. That's why it was always about you. Your bit about "I took care of her because I loved her. Her life, from its start, was challenging and full of exhaustion/ abuse. She deserved being taken care of and loved. I did that for her, because I loved her and wanted to make her happy. I wanted to make her life better." That says it all. Lots of words that reveal your delusion. Good Luck. When you are ready, you'll have insight. Truth hurts...

repair-guy

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How to end Sexual starvation after leaving a long relationship Posted: 10/12/2009 8:08:38 PM
Sounds like stage-fright to me. Alcohol may do the trick. Drink a bit more than usual, with "beer-goggles", you will over come... Or go to Vegas and try the smorgasborg... it's legal in those parts.

repair-guy

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Happy to be out of a bad relationship. Posted: 10/12/2009 7:11:27 PM
Rod, re-read your original post. You welcomed all comments. The more you read around the forums, the more you'll read stories of people getting into relationships that are somewhat without conscience. You're out of it, but there's collateral damage... Ever consider that? You're an older guy, imagine how a kid is impacted?! You played the part... a sucker you say, and it was funny looking back on it... good for you... you're out of it. Maybe you should stick to the ladies without kids... just sayin... If you give more consideration to your situation, you'll see that it was always about you. When there's a kid involved, it aint' about old Rod getting his 50 percent. Sure, your intentions were good... but Rod, there was a 4 year old kid in the mix. Were you just in it to bang his mom? ... and the lengths you went to in order to tap it! Laundry? House-cleaning!? No man is met 'half-way' when there is a kid involved. You can't split 3 into 50/50. Come on Rod, you shoulda known better. Come on!! You picked up a broken person, had your fill and now laugh looking back... " it's funny looking back on it" Your words, not mine... Where's the honor? Really. Some things can't be fixed, Best not to tread into those things... Right? PS, Rod, When you do something anonymously - you just do it - you don't advertise the intention or ask for permission... you just do it. My point in all this is to try and clue you into the angle that is this - YOU were 50% of that relationship, including the dysfunctional part, the 'bad' part, and whatnot. The kid is the victim, not you. The best medics know that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Happy, Happy.

repair-guy

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Happy to be out of a bad relationship. Posted: 10/12/2009 5:41:28 PM
Dude, you're out the war-zone... or maybe not! Good job wreaking havoc on some poor kid! Great to hear that you're Happy! Find another woman with a kid and mess up their life too! Write your own version of War & Piece!

repair-guy

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Im In need of some advice badly , Posted: 10/12/2009 5:34:49 PM
He's got nothing to worry about. As an RN, you'll be making plenty of money and he can still 'wear the pants'. Worry less about him and more about your self! You see him making decision, but you appear to be blind to YOUR decisions... Not making a decision is still a decision.

repair-guy

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Do i stick with it for the kids Posted: 10/8/2009 5:23:19 PM
Mizlimerick, You acknowledge your 'mistakes' but then continue along the same path. In the same sentence you write "he's a really good guy but it's not love anymor". You're mistaken. It's time for love - that entails a bit of giving on your part - you're accustomed to having things your way, addicted to the honeymoon phase. When it's time to give (as in being understanding, accomodating, "love-ing") you're back on your path for your fix of good-times and good-feelings. Behave like an adult woman for once in your life! Submit. When you do, you will be happy. You've already loved, now it's time to honor and obey! You're unwilling to obey. Your writing reveals you to be an ignorant child-like woman. Are you going to stick with the kids when the going gets tough? Think about it... You'll probably bail on them when you're legally able to do so, right? Have you ever done any thing for the sake of doing what's right? Stay with this guy until the two of you finish the job of raising your phuck-spawn.

repair-guy

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What do we do when not attracted to our date? Posted: 9/28/2009 7:42:12 AM
Get specific. What exactly is it about them you don't like. Tell them. Make a list if you must. Give them something to work with. Then tell them to take a hike. No, don't do that, you'll only see them again on the trails...

repair-guy

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Is there REALLY someone out there for everyone? Posted: 9/26/2009 8:15:50 PM
There is someone for everyone. Problem is that you may not be the one for your someone.

repair-guy

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How do I get (politely) out of a threesome Posted: 9/26/2009 6:45:46 PM
pitufina 77, You've already allowed him to do things... in his mind, it's only a matter of time. As you wrote - "he is fully aware of that". And he's already got more from you than others did! Think about it. While you worry and post about being polite, he's wearing away at your resolve. From the front and the back-side! <img Consider the saying: If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck... Heck, he's already got you walking like a duck, doesn't he...? I'd wager it'll take about 6 months and just a few drinks. If You Stay in the Barbershop Long Enough, You're Bound to Get Your Hair Cut ... You stay with this fellow, and you will be his and hers.

repair-guy

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What do you do when your EX-GF callls after 14 months? Posted: 9/26/2009 5:16:11 PM
scd, There comes a point in life where we know what we know - and if we choose to 'play with fire' - hey, what's life without a bit of risk? Right. You know the score. You know what your dealing with, but all said you'll continue to fly toward the bright light. I've done the same thing. Got burned the second time too, but in my opinion, it was worth it. Everyone in my life who 'knows' thinks I'm a fool. Maybe so, but as they say - there's no fool like an old fool. If she's 'all that' in your eyes - go for it! Is it wise, safe, or adviseable - No. But at our age - I think we're entitled to a bit of foolishness and fun. You probably didn't enjoy life enough when you were in your teens, twenties, or thirties. Have at it!

repair-guy

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What do you do when your EX-GF callls after 14 months? Posted: 9/25/2009 1:31:37 PM
Most posts would be 'right-on' if the OP was 20's, maybe even in his 30's. My work requires observing things "as they are", not as ideal or 'perfect'. The OP is in his mid-40's. He writes as if he were a love-struck teenage girl! He's smitten. He knows it, he admits it. Sleeping alone with your pride is no fun. However you judge this woman, you're not 'better' than she - and lonely without her! OP, if you where her - you'd have done exactly as she did - it's a fact. You're not in the driver's seat. With her, you may never be - unless she allows it. Keep your thumb extended and hope she picks you up!

repair-guy

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how long to wait??????? Posted: 9/22/2009 8:40:48 PM
I'm surprised no one else thought of this... How about His & Hers gifts for Xmas?

repair-guy

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Move/Betrayal Posted: 9/22/2009 8:38:48 PM
So, you're having flashbacks from 15 months ago... alright... see a doctor, take your meds. And your teaching!

repair-guy

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should I tell His wife he's cheating? Posted: 9/22/2009 8:21:20 PM
Ratted? There's that 'ghetto anti-snitch mentality'. Parent of a criminal, by chance? Would you be a member of the Catholic church, by chance? Imagine all those who 'ratted' on the good priests. Couldn't mind their own business! If only they kept their traps shut, the good times could have rolled on. Some people don't belong in a civil society. Would you 'rat' on a rapist? thief? child-molester? Like Mahogany-dude, each case would 'depend', right? Maybe they asked for it... or enjoyed it! One victim informing another victim. That's all. Or are some people not entitled to the Truth? A cheat loves silence. Naked Truth or Deceipt covered in silence, Which are you? Maybe it's obvious why some of you are single! Just a simple note to inform someone who might be unaware that their 'other-half' destroyed your family and if you had the opportunity, you'd have preferred to know so you could've prepared for the situation instead of being in fool's paradise.

repair-guy

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should I tell His wife he's cheating? Posted: 9/21/2009 9:54:08 PM
Some of you people are totally over the top. Funny how some say " it's none of his business...". The hell it isn't. His marriage was his business. Someone caused him damage by getting into his business (beside his ex wife). The two cheats may be causing someone else who may or may not know damage. Why do you people think a cheat deserves to wreak havoc in peace? Tell the other person or write them a letter and be done with it. Truthful disclosure hurts only the guilty. Clearly the folks who say "leave it alone" have screwed over partners in the past and want their 'brothers/sisters in shame' to walk away without recompense. No wonder crime pays ... it's the "ghetto-anti-snitch culture". Maybe the muslims are right - stone the guilty! Get your heads out of the sand ...

repair-guy

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should I tell His wife he's cheating? Posted: 9/19/2009 8:30:51 PM
To all the people who think there is no responsibility to inform victims of infidelity... check out http://abcnews.go.com/2020 There's a wonderful story about at least 11 women who where infected with HIV by a fellow who was enabled by silence. So many spineless, morally bankrupt, worthless excuses for human adults. There truly are devils and monsters among us. Some attractive ones too! Just imagine if one of your family members was infected by something that could have been prevented by simply informing everyone 'involved'. Your silence makes you an accomplice. Think about it!

repair-guy

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As a single parent how do you spend time with the significant other? Posted: 9/18/2009 8:39:59 PM
Simple math. You take time away from your kid and spend it with someone else. Doesn't work for me, so I don't do it. My kid is growing so fast, she's the only significant other I have time for... Mine's still under 10 though... so maybe in the teen years...

repair-guy

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Borrowing money after 3 weeks Posted: 9/7/2009 7:15:57 PM
How much money did you give her?

repair-guy

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Bieng Ready Posted: 9/6/2009 6:09:31 PM
The heart wants what the heart wants. Understanding won't make you feel any better. Trust me.

repair-guy

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Is this cheating? Posted: 8/3/2009 5:09:43 PM
Let's not assume that she was cheating. She fell for some other guy and y0u're still wondering 'what happened!'... He's had the best of her and is done with her - so she wants you back, then he needs some relief: calls her and he gets it and sends her away - so she goes back to you... Does it really matter if she cheated or not? Even Christie Brinkley's husband needed some strange on the side. Imagine your playing a game with someone who has different values and rules than you. Your opponent is not cheating, just playing by a different set of rules. She dates. It's girls night out - she's the girl. She indulges her self with others. What should she be sorry for? She enjoyed her self. The problem is your playing a game and your mate is your opponent. You'll figure it out. Get your self tested for STD's.

repair-guy

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Parent-Child Road trip... North Carolina activities... Posted: 7/17/2009 6:23:45 AM
Thank you. We'll be in the west part of the state for the next couple of days.

repair-guy

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Parent-Child Road trip... North Carolina activities... Posted: 7/17/2009 5:41:58 AM
Hello. We're doing our first long-distance road trip. My daughter is 9 - we're going on a gem-hunting adventure. That'll be 1 day of 4. Wondering what else is there in the area that's fun to do and not too commercial. I don't like the Disney kind of thing. Anyone in the area ( North or South Carolina) have suggestions? Anyone have experience finding fun that isn't overly commercialized? Information sources, experiences...? Thanks. ps, We prefer nature-stuff. Answers need ASAP! 4 days and counting. Kid friendly activities only...

repair-guy

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Like this Man but not the Jokes he makes Posted: 7/14/2009 9:55:23 PM
At your age, you know that the pickings are slim... going forward, even slimmer. But you won't be if you keep eating like that. That's what I think.

repair-guy

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He's Missed So Much Already Posted: 7/5/2009 2:53:41 PM
The story reads like the game "pin the tail on the donkey'"... and we're just looking for an a_s_s to stick the tail to!

repair-guy

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Do u ever get over your first love?? Posted: 7/5/2009 2:45:17 PM
Do you ever get over your first tooth ache? Do you still eat sweets?

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