venting

[greg]

... in response to Words?, posted by Ray on Sep 4, 2002

post their own opinions..If You don't like what you read..Don't read their Posts, simple as that. I have never read of any Poster attacking you first..Your always the first Attacker and get in the last Lick..You gotta have the last word lol..This board should be renamed "Planet Ray" hehehe

[Ray]

... in response to Hint?? Let Guys, posted by greg on Sep 5, 2002

:-)

[greg]

... in response to You're a clown!   n/t, posted by Ray on Sep 5, 2002

Clown )

[greg]

... in response to I respected you . . ., posted by kevin on Sep 4, 2002

I was happy reading your Post, everything You said was sooo true. You, DaveH, Walker, Howard to name a few are the last few Good Guys left on the board..I apologize for complainting about your fart stories.Please go ahead and be yourself on this board. Thank You, greg

[Bel]

... in response to I respected you . . ., posted by kevin on Sep 4, 2002

I can relate everything that you've said about your Filipino friend, and that it's all so true. There's a lot of guys at work that asked me if I can introduce them to one of my friends back in the Philippines. But I just smiled and told them if they really want to meet Filipinas, they need to go there themselves and see/experience the Philipppines and its culture.
For the same reason that I would feel really bad if things go wrong...
However, here lately, I made an exception for my brother in law. I know him quite well and he lives quite close to us. So I decided to give it a shot. I gave him 4 different names and I told him who they were. One of them is my niece, much younger than he is, but somehow after he read her very first letter and saw her picture, he was attracted to her. I asked him why he didn't choose the ones with college degrees and all, he just said that my niece wrote a very straight-forward letter of introduction about herself. Keep in mind, although I've talked to her on the phone and emailed her, I've never met her in person yet. She was just a baby when I left P.I. and my older brother never gotten married to her mother...They correspond through emails and phone calls for almost 2 yrs. now.
  Last Saturday, he flew out to go meet her in Cebu. Today, he emailed me and told me that he proposed her, and said that everything went well as planned. I'm happy for him, although in the back of my mind, I'm worried if I was doing the right thing for him...Anyway, it's a very long story, hopefully, my brother-in-law will find time to share his love story with you all...
  Bless his heart, I can see him already with a big smile when he comes home on Sept.9. I just hope he won't get too jet-lagged for he has to go back to work the next day.(LOL)

[Nico]

... in response to venting, posted by kevin on Sep 7, 2002

Its sickening

[MsDuong]

... in response to Turn on the Discovery channel right now, posted by Nico on Sep 3, 2002

is a gay guy who is an interior decorator.

[Nico]

... in response to all I see, posted by MsDuong on Sep 3, 2002

No you missed it. It was from 9:00am to 9:30am mst. It was the Berman and Berman show. They are 2 fairly attractive sisters,both psychologists.They did a feature on women who were single and why they were single and if they liked it. The women they interviewed had some real sickening comments. One women said she knew that since she was single,educated,no kids,financialy stable, attractive and 35,that she realized that she was the "creme of the crop" as far as available women were concerned. She said that unfortunately single men that are of that age are on the contrary the "bottom of the barrel". Nearly every women interviewed stated how they were extremely picky and had this HUGE list of requirements for a potential mate. The average American male could not fill those shoes. The emphasis of the show was that how the strong independence and financial ability of American women has afforded them the BENEFIT of not having to be with a man. The 2 Berman sisters,then remarked that in there
mothers'and grandmothers'time it was nessecary to marry before sex and now that was not necessary. So you could fufill all your needs without marriage.They made references to that program "Sex in the City' like it was the kind of lifestyle that American women do and should aspire for.
The finishing touch on the show was how increasing numbers of women are doing artificial insemination and how well they are doing without a man raising their children.
No wonder why we are all looking to get away from these American women.

[Dave H]

... in response to No the Berman and Berman Show, posted by Nico on Sep 3, 2002

Hey Nico,

I think that the gay interior decorator is a much better catch, despite what Stephen says. ))) If those beeitchy women become artificialy inseminated and give birth to sons, they will surely become gay. I've got a hunch that won't happen, as those male sperm will probably swim as fast as they can down stream and get the HE11 out of there!!! ~O ~O ~O ~O ~O

Dave H.

[Bel]

... in response to Just Say No!, posted by Dave H on Sep 3, 2002

Dave,
You made my day. I'm dying here laughing about your post. Are you always this funny in front of Marife?  Oh well, at least everyone's cooling off now....Say Hello to Marife for me...Bel

[Dave H]

... in response to Re: Just Say No!, posted by Bel on Sep 4, 2002

Hi Bell,

Humor is in the ear of the beholder. Some people don't think I'm so funny. Yes, I'm usually a bit on the edge when it comes to trying to get a laugh. But I'm no Tom Greene. Sometimes it's funny, other times it can be embarrassing (purple G-string). Marife is much more serious than I, but I can usually get a laugh out of her when she's feeling down. Humor was my way of handling all of the suffering and death I have witnessed. Being on the fire department definately pushed it up a few notches. I wrote songs like "Start Your Day With A DOA" and "I A'int Got No Body." No need to explain the inspiration behind them. Believe it or not, sometimes I'm shy, quiet and polite. )

Dave H.

[Jeff S]

... in response to Just Say Yes!, posted by Dave H on Sep 4, 2002

.

[kevin]

... in response to Just Say Yes!, posted by Dave H on Sep 4, 2002


that guys, and perhaps even some gals, that tend to be shy and quiet, (not extrovertedly talkative), tend to make up for it at the other end.  Perhaps one reason for such shyness is keeping their sense of humor in the closet.

- Kevin

[SteveB]

... in response to Just Say No!, posted by Dave H on Sep 3, 2002

Funny stuff dave,,,you're a song writer and an artist,,,what other hidden talents do you have?

Steveb

[Dave H]

... in response to Re: Just Say No!, posted by SteveB on Sep 3, 2002

Hey Steve,

I'm a jack of all trades, a master of none. )

Dave H.