Hello again

[Ray]

... in response to Thanks A Lot RAY!!!!, posted by Dave H on Mar 21, 2001

:-)

[Dave H]

... in response to Thanks A Lot RAY!!!!, posted by Dave H on Mar 21, 2001

Thankfully, I didn't drink out of it! ;o))

Dave H.

[Ray]

... in response to What exactly is a Tabo, and what is it u..., posted by logan_jiang on Mar 21, 2001

It's a bathroom utensil used to wash.....

I think I better let one of the ladies explain this one.

Ray

[may10]

... in response to Re: What exactly is a Tabo, and what is ..., posted by Ray on Mar 21, 2001

You have explained it as discreetly as one could ever get....*s*...as you said,  (and I quote)....."it's a girl thing....a bathroom utensil used to wash....".

I think all you, gentlemen can already get the picture.  *s*
*s

[Stephen]

... in response to The Multipurpose Tabo, posted by Dave H on Mar 20, 2001

i have one here in California. I don't think a Filipina can live without it.

Dave H. get one for Marife before she gets here.

Tess Brittain

[Dave H]

... in response to well, speaking of tabo....tess, posted by Stephen on Mar 20, 2001

Hi Tess,

Thanks. I will look in the sari-sari store tomorrow. Did you get yours in the US? Marife has used one her whole life.

Dave H.

[Dave H]

... in response to Hello again, posted by Mike on Mar 19, 2001

Mike,

You can't run away from yourself!

I just had another birthday recently. So...you know what that means. I'm another year older than my fiancee, for now. ;o)

I have no problem with you dating my daughter, as long as I can date yours. Welcome back! Things were getting boring. I for one, missed you. ))

Dave H.

[kevin]

... in response to Hi! )), posted by Dave H on Mar 19, 2001


Once you have too many, you're gone with the wind.

- Kevin

[Dave H]

... in response to Birthdays are like beans., posted by kevin on Mar 19, 2001

N/T

[Jim H]

... in response to Hello again, posted by Mike on Mar 19, 2001

You don't know the age of those women.  Many of them are probably in their 20s or even 30s.  Why don't you take a survey?  On second thought, don't bother - no one would believe you.

Jim

[Dave H]

... in response to Typical Troll pseudo-hyperbole, posted by Jim H on Mar 19, 2001

Jim,

Is it all right to date outside one's own species? Mike talks a lot about age differences, but he fails to mention the fact that he is not human. ))

It is nice to see that he took the time to post to us. I guess that means he really does love us. He reminds me of my dog. No matter how bad I punish him, he keeps coming back with his tail wagging and licks me on the hand. ;o)

I hope Shadow and Mike have fun at the beach. ))

Dave H.

[Jim H]

... in response to Tail Wagger, posted by Dave H on Mar 19, 2001

So he really DOES live under a bridge!!!!!!

Jim )

[Dave H]

... in response to ...not human!, posted by Jim H on Mar 19, 2001

...maybe in a subterranean tunnel. 8oO= Arrrrggghhh!!!

Dave H.

[SteveG]

... in response to Hello again, posted by Mike on Mar 19, 2001

Mike,

 How can a member ban you?  I think you are getting paranoid here.  That's Patrick job description.  

 Confidentially I personally felt uncomfortable going more than about 5 years younger when writing pen pals but if two people want to marry with a 100 year difference that's their business not mine.   I think most people are smart enough to know the problems/risks involved with large age differences and make a choice on their own.   Maybe not though, I can see how a guys judgement could be clouded when suddenly he has a chance to marry some beautiful exotic young woman far younger than he ever dreamed of....

                                     SteveG

[Carl]

... in response to Re: Hello again, posted by SteveG on Mar 19, 2001

When it is God's will, it works. No matter the ages.
Carl