Guys are fine with low makeup looks, well most at least. I’m sure piled on makeup is attractive to some guys. I mean, foot fetishes exist, for example.
I don’t avoid Jane Austen novels because they are unmanly. I avoid them because they suck (read “are boring as fuck). I have Mark Twain on my side too:
“Everytime I read ‘Pride and Prejudice’ I want to dig her up and beat her over the skull with her own shin-bone.”
I also avoid reading books by the Bronte sisters, JD Salinger, and anything from the Sturm and Drang movement. It’s not because they are girly or open to emotion. It’s because the characters are flat, completely irredeemable, utterly useless, and impossible to relate to.
I realize that some occupations, specifically healthcare, can work in irregular shifts, but those are not the jobs an unambitious person is going to have.
I’d kill to be a pirate. You get to be hammered and make poor decisions. You move and steal elicit substances. I’d probably have to lie about my job though. Hard to get a date otherwise.
My GF loves sports (except soccer), and it’s a blessing and a curse. The gift thing was clutch. She loved the football jersey I got her. One downside is that we’re from different cities and root for entirely different teams. The other downside is her level of fanaticism usually trumps her knowledge of the sport and team. That can get kind of annoying.
Who the fuck goes camping with a stove and a tent heater? I can see the stove if you’re going somewhere where you can’t have a fire, but that’s about it. I’ve never, ever known anyone who’s gone camping with a tent heater. I shouldn’t even need to explain the beer cooler.
If nothing else, it just gives people (mostly guys) an excuse to go someplace new to get hammered and hunt/fish/hike.
I’ve never bought an expensive pair of sunglasses because I always managed to lose the cheap ones I had before I had enough money to buy nice ones. Somehow that managed to change with the last two pairs I’ve “owned.” I turned in a pair of sunglasses to the front desk in a hostel in Frankfurt. When I checked out, they gave them to me and said no one claimed them. I had those for 5 years and finally lost them on the 4th move. I picked up a pair of $10 sunglasses from Wal-Greens before a trip to Mexico a few years ago and haven’t managed to break or lose them either.
Cheap sunglasses seem to be the only thing I can seem to find if I’m actually looking for them.
You’re shooting a bit low on average male US height. For all men, it’s 5’9.5″. For the target demographic(s) of this site, it’s a shade of 5’10”. I don’t know if I’ll ever be a CEO, but I wouldn’t mind that 4% trickling down to other positions.
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This is all Greek to me.
These are everywhere in Chicago:
Fuck them and kill them with fire:
Well gotta start sometime. I was 19, and it didn’t take much to get into my chino shorts. Frankly waiting is way worse than actually doing it.
Comfort can also be overrated.
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First one is a classic.
Guys are fine with low makeup looks, well most at least. I’m sure piled on makeup is attractive to some guys. I mean, foot fetishes exist, for example.
Not in the attic, no. It gets too hot up there. That’s all I care to say about the subject.
I don’t avoid Jane Austen novels because they are unmanly. I avoid them because they suck (read “are boring as fuck). I have Mark Twain on my side too:
“Everytime I read ‘Pride and Prejudice’ I want to dig her up and beat her over the skull with her own shin-bone.”
I also avoid reading books by the Bronte sisters, JD Salinger, and anything from the Sturm and Drang movement. It’s not because they are girly or open to emotion. It’s because the characters are flat, completely irredeemable, utterly useless, and impossible to relate to.
Does anyone actually do this?
I realize that some occupations, specifically healthcare, can work in irregular shifts, but those are not the jobs an unambitious person is going to have.
Maybe I’m a bit of a snob or a dick for suggesting this, but how about trying to avoid men who schedule shifts for work?
I’d kill to be a pirate. You get to be hammered and make poor decisions. You move and steal elicit substances. I’d probably have to lie about my job though. Hard to get a date otherwise.
6) Have a bottle of ether or chloroform as a backup.
Teenagers suck at just about everything. I know, I was a teenager for years. Talk to me when they study an older demographic.
My GF loves sports (except soccer), and it’s a blessing and a curse. The gift thing was clutch. She loved the football jersey I got her. One downside is that we’re from different cities and root for entirely different teams. The other downside is her level of fanaticism usually trumps her knowledge of the sport and team. That can get kind of annoying.
Who the fuck goes camping with a stove and a tent heater? I can see the stove if you’re going somewhere where you can’t have a fire, but that’s about it. I’ve never, ever known anyone who’s gone camping with a tent heater. I shouldn’t even need to explain the beer cooler.
If nothing else, it just gives people (mostly guys) an excuse to go someplace new to get hammered and hunt/fish/hike.
I’ve never bought an expensive pair of sunglasses because I always managed to lose the cheap ones I had before I had enough money to buy nice ones. Somehow that managed to change with the last two pairs I’ve “owned.” I turned in a pair of sunglasses to the front desk in a hostel in Frankfurt. When I checked out, they gave them to me and said no one claimed them. I had those for 5 years and finally lost them on the 4th move. I picked up a pair of $10 sunglasses from Wal-Greens before a trip to Mexico a few years ago and haven’t managed to break or lose them either.
Cheap sunglasses seem to be the only thing I can seem to find if I’m actually looking for them.
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You’re shooting a bit low on average male US height. For all men, it’s 5’9.5″. For the target demographic(s) of this site, it’s a shade of 5’10”. I don’t know if I’ll ever be a CEO, but I wouldn’t mind that 4% trickling down to other positions.