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It's just another version of phone sex, whats the big deal? Kids are going to do it. Even conservative states like Utah are changing their laws in response to the popularity of "sexting", reducing charges from felony offenses to a simple misdemeanor. While I don't deny it's an issue at times with kids, is it truly any worse than facebook? Kids will be kids! As for adults, well it's just good fun!

Nah traditions....they can be weird. It is at least seasonal but I am made to watch that stupid Chevy Chase's Christmas Vacation every year on Thanksgiving and then at least once a week thereafter. I really really really dislike that movie, but it's my husbands tradition...sigh..tis the season.

They forgot the rum and eggnog, hmmmmm

1. Garfield Christmas episode 2. Any and all the old claymations 3. The Santa Clause 4. Home Alone 5. Jack Frost, with Michael Keaton and Kelly Preston..it's just too cute

no no no, that would deprive the world of the eye candy..Patrick should have to wear blue all the time...if I can't look like that, I'd want to look AT that!

I gave up smoking, got asthma and then took care of ventilator patients. Many of those patients would have themselves put in a wheelchair and put on a portable machine and plug so that they could go out to smoke...the very thing that put them on the machine in the first place! Good for you for trying to quit now while you are still healthy, it will be a struggle and a bit of a long road, but you can do it! I did and have been smoke free for many years. Good luck on the organic diet too...even just adding more unprocessed food and less box/can stuff can be a big help, without necessarily the "organic" label.

I don't cause I'm mean and ebil or so I am told....

Oh Gads...27 now you're getting old! Ancient, even! LOL...Enjoy the birthday!

Last year at the Josh's company Christmas party, the field superintendant kissed the company owner/boss, right in front of their wives and the entire room during the white elephant exchange.... talk about LMAO..and needing to cut both of those double fisted drinkers off from the bar! Course no one censored them...it was just funny...Great group of liberal thinkers!

Kurt, you looked surprised...was the picture taking cooler than you expected??? LOL

Oh yes, I still remember the first time I saw Willy Wonka at a sleepover when I was 7. I was soo pissed off when they remade it into the freakshow version that Depp did... it is just disturbing. P.S. I am not dissing Depp, fans of his please don't kill me, just the screenplay as written...

Awww.... You have good kissing stories Mattie! Thanks for sharing...

I'm sorry, maybe it's the style I grew up around but I just prefer board shorts to speedos. I like they way they hang on a fit attractive guy's hips...so delicious looking, without showing everything in it's glory...or lack thereof.

Please, both of my parents were way too messed up to remember much of anything much less my first words, lol... However I was told as a teen that I had learned the correct application of the word B*tch by the age of 2, and loved to use it. Absolutely shocking coming from me, no? LMAO

I gave up most of my candle burning ways for my electric scentsy. Just makes sense with little ones in the house. Plus they have a great line of scents that last comparably to a candle life. My favorites are lemon lavender for the clean scent and one called Snowberry for christmas. It evokes the smell of berries and pine and snow for me, just as the title says, ideal for the holiday season. I think for thanksgiving I will be using my Wasabi ginger, a very "baking" kind of scent. (I still sneak a few candles for ambiance and scent at the bathtub, I happen to like bayberry) shhh

I would have to say that my favorite movie from childhood was the first one I saw in the theater at the age of 7. Willow with Warwick Davis and Val Kilmer was awesome. It had it all: sci-fi, fantasy, fairies, witches, trolls, brownies... A small strange child's smorgasboard of playtime fun afterwards. As an adult I almost squealed when I saw the special release DVD. Of course I snapped it up right away.

With no explicit content included ( I will spare you since you are so sensitive Owl ) but oh yeah...this happens a lot in the straight world. The girls act like they don't do it and the guys act like they will still respect them or call them. The phrase is simply, One Night Stand. Those who talk about it the most, even to deny it, are probably going to be the ones to do it. OH and to stand up and be counted, I have had one night stands with guys and girls. Not proud of it but no ashamed either, what happened happened! Long live life experiences, good and bad!

Yeah...we had this convo...LMAO.. I would try the other colors, the kids would love the purple I know.. But seriously, I now know wayyy more than I ever wanted to know about sweet potatoes Lugh...Thanks bunches.

Lets see...I am not as eloquent as Nephy but here goes. I had just started school after my 11th birthday. The guy I had crushed on for a while decided he liked me too, finally, lol.. We're talking years I had like him (I was precocious.) Anyways, everyone went to an unused corner of campus to "make-out" and there were several couples there. My story isn't so romantic to me now but at the time it seemed so, lol. He took my cigarette out of my mouth, took a drag off of it and then kissed me, full mouth, full tongue...everything, for what seemed like eternity.. We're talking tongue wrestling like a championship belt was on the line! Then he broke it off with one more hard closed mouth kiss to the lips.. He took another drag of my forgotten cigarette, handed it back to me, and just leaned into my shoulder..we sat that way for the rest of lunch. Conversely, my first kiss with a girl was very sweet. It was at a party and was again in public, LOL, I never hid much back then. We were just snuggling on the couch drinking..I leaned over and gave her a soft kiss on the lips, no tongue..with lots of little lip nibbles...It was just very sensual, not overtly sexual. I believe I was 14 at the time, though I am not completely sure. So, now you know 2 of my most precious memories...treat them gently!!

LOL..Tiger posted a so very serious topic and post and it devolved into an ice cream discussion in less than 10 posts...LOL.. for the record.. I love vanilla, mud pie and mint chocolate chip..they're like Pringles, I can never have just one!! Speaking to Tiger's original post. I don't believe monogamy should be considered "natural". IMO, it is very much a social convention, one highly touted by religions through the ages to preserve the patriarchal society as the dominant culture. I also agree that with the diseases today that monogamy is almost becoming a survival mechanism. If we develop another virulent disease such as HIV and AIDS, I see it becoming even more the society norm. This all does not change the fact that humans are geared to a biological imperative to find the best person to "mate" with. One would think that would provide for a more polygamous society. I was also surprised at the low numbers you posted on cheating Tiger..one would think those number would be higher. From a personal standpoint I believe in being monogamous. Looking is okay, completely natural, even flirting (though not in front of one's sig. other, that is just rude!!) is to be expected. Sexual contact is, however, a violation of the trust that a relationship is based on if both partners aren't open to extra-marital/partner affairs. It may not be in our genetic make-up to be faithful to just one person all the time but we are far from unable to overcome our base impulses. While I have not been adverse to looking and flirting I have been in a monogamous relationship for 12 years. I have not found it to be overly difficult to remain faithful in that time..

Moms love pretty things..if the budget is low, fresh flowers are a great gift for a woman, even a mom...Other than that, go with interests or a small trinket....

mmm, po'boys..... yummy!! Though I am strictly either a shrimp or roast beef gal...I make great homemade ones with my breadmachine recipe.

Umm Hmm!! Pfft.. women under us...Bob you are playing with fire!!! James, I have to say that I agree. Books being burned is enough to make anyone sick, even when the book is not one I agree with or would wish to read. Books are valuable in themselves and mean something to someone, even if only the author who wrote it. It only does society as a whole a disservice to attempt to stifle other opinions and views.

Nephy, I knew you were twisted but that is just sick!!!

My 3 year old adores and obsesses over his grilled cheese sandwiches... I think that you and he are on exactly the same level when it comes to the importance of sandwiches.....