Looking at cleavage

[fascination]

usually b/c those women spent a long time not having them...at least the ones I know

 

[sweavo]

On a side note, I find it interesting that the ones with the fakies are almost always proud to display them, but the ones with the real ones aren't.

All the straight-haired girls wish they had a wave, while GHD sales continue apace...

 

[vmec]

On a side note, I find it interesting that the ones with the fakies are almost always proud to display them, but the ones with the real ones aren't.

Well ... they paid multiple thousands of dollars for them; of course they want to show them off!

 

[fascination]

let's be respectful

 

[englezul]

Well ... they paid multiple thousands of dollars for them; of course they want to show them off!

Most often than not with somebody else's credit card! But don't feel sorry for them, traders love to pay.

 

[englezul]

Ah ha . . . you didn't say all of this . . . I'd knock the crap out of him for ya' . . . I actually did this for a woman who told me some guy wouldn't stop . . . I watched . . . waited . . . followed him into the men's room . . . bounced him off the wall. Ex-bouncer here . . .

Men today especially the younger, don't understand the concept of respect anymore. They think the law gives them the right to do WHATEVER they please with no regard for others whatsoever. But the educational value of a good ol' butt kicking for these men is priceless. Well done.

 

[fascination]

um...lte's keep it clean but thatnks for the chivalry

 

[etp777]

Well that's a rather ignorant use of a blanket statement. Definitely ARE younger men who still understand respect.

 

[fascination]

let's go with "careless" rather than ignorant ...but point well taken etp

 

[englezul]

Well that's a rather ignorant use of a blanket statement. Definitely ARE younger men who still understand respect.

Those have nothing to worry about.

 

[Angel HI]

not in my world...who's giving you your rules? come over to my planet and act like you really wanna.

Exactly my point. The world has become so caught up in all of this crap, and lost so many of its core values, that it is almost impossible to be correct. We all should lighten up, and, as I've said a couple of times in this thread, simply respect one another.

...and what's A.I.D.?

Sorry...counselor term....Agrestic Interpersonal Disorder; a far too serious way of saying one is so protective/opinionated of one's self that they alienate others whether they are/are not being out of line.

 

[fascination]

good point

 

[samina]

We all should lighten up, and, as I've said a couple of times in this thread, simply respect one another.

Amen!

Sorry...counselor term....Agrestic Interpersonal Disorder; a far too serious way of saying one is so protective/opinionated of one's self that they alienate others whether they are/are not being out of line.

Huh...never heard that term before. But what you describe is definitely a sensitive thing in the corporate culture.

 

[Mostly Ballroom]

Right you are. I have been aware for a long time of the growing problem of meeting, nice persons in general, and/or someone special in particular. In today's culture, we; can't dress to impress, make eye contact in a public place, go to a single's bar, compliment anyone on anything, have to be perfectly PC, worry about A. I. D., can't dance too closely, or too long, or not enough, send e-mails rather than talk, watch TV rather than visit, listen to iPods rather than each other.....................................

I think we group around similar interests too. So in dancing we're always dancing. At least the men are in my area. Or another activity. I guess back in the day people belonged to community organizations, or hung out at the bars, or went to church or Moose Lodges. Now people are so busy they don't have time to fit one in. So we join interest related groups like dancing. Or we like to dance, and by the way there's people here too.

I'm not really speaking to your PC comments.

 

[DL]

Thus the proliferation of Internet dating sites. Funny though - the first thing most people want is a picture. And I've noticed even on "religious" dating sites that some women post pictures of themselves in bikinis or in plunging necklines or profile views that can't have any purpose but to flaunt the yummies. Electronic biology.

In college I puzzled over why people in crowds at say, Mardi Gras in New Orleans, behaved as they did, when clearly they would not behave the same way in other circumstances.

A friend of mine pointed out that it was really easy to understand why folks behave that way: because exhibitionism and voyeurism are highly prevalent and manifest themselves one way or another in all kinds of places. Sometimes the manifestation is more extreme than others.