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post #1411 of 1680
2/9/10 at 2:09pm
Interesting that some of you suffer from penis fixation...

That image used to describe the arm scye problem was the slouchy figure version. The slouchy posture includes slightly forward loins, a limb butt and a shrunk penis.

The erect figure (like myself) is the total opposite.
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post #1412 of 1680
2/9/10 at 2:26pm
Some of us use our penis every day, so there's that to consider.

- B
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post #1413 of 1680
2/9/10 at 2:48pm
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Oh, there's a stranger to my left who has a charming, but rather pronounced birdie num-nums accent. Do you think it is wrong of me to eat a delicious steak next to him?
Eat the steak ... and play-up your enjoyment ... even if it is tough and tasteless. This is what I imagine that Vox would do.
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post #1414 of 1680
2/9/10 at 2:55pm
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No, I think the (RJ)man with $3000 shoes is trying to imply I'm being a snob for frequenting a restaurant in college that sells $8 burgers and tops out at $16 for salmon. What can I say? My dorm didn't have a chef .
I brought my own to college ... my own chef that is.
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post #1415 of 1680
2/9/10 at 3:03pm
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I brought my own to college ... my own chef that is.

Now, that is big time.
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post #1416 of 1680
2/9/10 at 3:04pm
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Originally Posted by mafoofan View Post
Now, that is big time.

Probably the first marriage.


- B
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post #1417 of 1680
2/9/10 at 3:15pm
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Originally Posted by voxsartoria View Post
Probably the first marriage.


- B

During RSS's first marriage women were not allowed to be chefs.
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post #1418 of 1680
2/9/10 at 3:33pm
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During RSS's first marriage women were not allowed to be chefs.
And ... I insisted on doing the grilling myself. Nothing beats a well-grilled piece of pterodactyl.

Now you young folks will not remember this.

Seriously ... I did not bring my own chef ... neither did I bring Number One. I'm at year 27 with No. 1 ... so if you do the numbers you'll see that I was single. But I will admit that I was helpless when it came to "keeping" house.

My school had recently stopped taking care of the students' laundry ... and I remember calling home to ask the housekeeper how I was to accomplish the goal of keeping my clothing clean. She was certain that there must be a self-service laundry in my dorm ... but knowing that I was one to tackle most things without reading the directions/instructions ... suggested a commercial laundry.
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post #1419 of 1680
2/9/10 at 3:52pm
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My school had recently stopped taking care of the students' laundry ... and I remember calling home to ask the housekeeper how I was to accomplish the goal of keeping my clothing clean. She was certain that there must be a self-service laundry in my dorm ... but knowing that I was one to tackle most things without reading the directions/instructions ... suggested a commercial laundry.

I did my own laundry at school, but Brown had a laundry service with pick-up and delivery. Never made much sense to me, since it was far more convenient and far cheaper to do it yourself; every dorm had its own laundry facilities. I was surprised by the number of boarding school kids who didn't know how to operate a washing machine. A real eye-opener to a different world for me.
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post #1420 of 1680
2/9/10 at 3:54pm
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My school had recently stopped taking care of the students' laundry ... and I remember calling home to ask the housekeeper how I was to accomplish the goal of keeping my clothing clean. She was certain that there must be a self-service laundry in my dorm ... but knowing that I was one to tackle most things without reading the directions/instructions ... suggested a commercial laundry.

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I did my own laundry at school, but Brown had a laundry service with pick-up and delivery. Never made much sense to me, since it was far more convenient and far cheaper to do it yourself; every dorm had its own laundry facilities. I was surprised by the number of boarding school kids who didn't know how to operate a washing machine. A real eye-opener to a different world for me.

The two of you should jointly start a collegiate laundry thread.


- B
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post #1421 of 1680
2/9/10 at 4:11pm
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And ... I insisted on doing the grilling myself. Nothing beats a well-grilled piece of pterodactyl.

Now you young folks will not remember this.

Seriously ... I did not bring my own chef ... neither did I bring Number One. I'm at year 27 years with No. 1 ... so if you do the numbers you'll see that I was single. But I will admit that I was helpless when it came to "keeping" house.

My school had recently stopped taking care of the students' laundry ... and I remember calling home to ask the housekeeper how I was to accomplish the goal of keeping my clothing clean. She was certain that there must be a self-service laundry in my dorm ... but knowing that I was one to tackle most things without reading the directions/instructions ... suggested a commercial laundry.

Pterodactyl steak is delicious.
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post #1422 of 1680
2/9/10 at 4:22pm
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I did my own laundry at school, but Brown had a laundry service with pick-up and delivery. Never made much sense to me, since it was far more convenient and far cheaper to do it yourself; every dorm had its own laundry facilities. I was surprised by the number of boarding school kids who didn't know how to operate a washing machine. A real eye-opener to a different world for me.

A Yale grad I worked with recently, probably in her early 40's, did not know where to put the soap in her new washing machine.
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post #1423 of 1680
2/9/10 at 4:25pm
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A Yale grad I worked with recently, probably in her early 40's, did not know where to put the soap in her new washing machine.

Wow. I just thought it was funny how befuddled and scared some of my friends were of washing their own clothes--as if everything would come out in rags.
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post #1424 of 1680
2/9/10 at 4:34pm
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Wow. I just thought it was funny how befuddled and scared some of my friends were of washing their own clothes--as if everything would come out in rags.
Hey ... I once washed my favorite cashmere scarf. I forgot all about it being a part of the load ... so when it came out of the dryer I had no recollection of having washed a tiny white rag made of some absurdly dense fiber. I was thinking it looked like a little piece of vacuum packed Angora. Three days later it hit me like a ton of bricks.
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post #1425 of 1680
2/9/10 at 4:49pm
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A Yale grad I worked with recently, probably in her early 40's, did not know where to put the soap in her new washing machine.

Why am I not surprised?

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Hey ... I once washed my favorite cashmere scarf. I forgot all about it being a part of the load ... so when it came out of the dryer I had no recollection of having washed a tiny white rag made of some absurdly dense fiber. I was thinking it looked like a little piece of vacuum packed Angora. Three days later it hit me like a ton of bricks.

Ouch!
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