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Participants Raymond Barrett12Jason Diaz34Ronald Gray96gentlepuma20hollowangler68Kevin Chavez3vividharbor38Carol Jackson45Daniel Bailey7Sean Lee7Susan Edwards3Gregory Walker15Timothy Jones85Dana Anderson4Peter Hall6restlessmarlin6stormywolf39stormyviper11Susan Miller3lonebison37Samuel Murphy6boldscout72Nicholas Perez33Jonathan Ross6 …
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
2.4K messages
joined Dec 2002
#501 ·
Regarding her taste for Oliver, Gustaf, Tomo Bebić, and whatever else... she’s just not my cup of tea.
David Sullivan4 David Sullivan4 Regular
663 messages
joined Jul 2005
#502 ·
Kevin Chavez3 said:On That Sign

tilda.

The stupidest name for a sign...
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
2.4K messages
joined Dec 2002
#503 ·
I know it’s a typo, but it should be Onaj Znakić Ispred.
Jason Diaz34 Jason Diaz34 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Aug 2005
#504 ·
Kevin Chavez3 said:Even the local pop stars with that punctuation mark at the start. 😁 😁 😁

Kevin Chavez3 said:Just look at Jesen S Onim Znacićem Ispred and her taste for Oliver, Gustaf, Tomo Bebić, and whatever else.

It’s exhausting.
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
2.4K messages
joined Dec 2002
#505 ·
And here we go again. 😁
Alex Rogers91 Alex Rogers91 Newcomer
2 messages
joined May 2005
#506 ·
I honestly don't get people who judge a potential partner based on their music taste. Like, that’s really the last thing I care about, and despite what everyone seems to think around here, it says next to nothing about someone's actual character or intelligence.
Seriously, I can't even imagine being with a woman whose favorite band is The Flying Luttenbachers... and even if she was, that would be the absolute last reason I'd be with her.
These lists are actually kind of shocking to me, especially when someone writes stuff like, "Her favorite albums HAVE to be..." That's just insane. I wasn't even thinking about stuff like that back in high school.

Instead, it should be
a top 5 for cruising around town at night (which reminds me of those three separate charges I had at the county courthouse—one for speeding, one for running a red light... "Did you see that traffic light over by the Annex?", "What light? I didn't see any...", "Do you know how fast you were going?", "Yeah, 110. 😬", "Well, how were you supposed to see the light, man, when you're flying at 110?")...
HOOKERS - baby you'll regret me
ZEKE - god of GSXR
TRBNGR - denim demon
RADIO BIRDMEN - 455SD
HELLACOPTERS - random riot
Jason Diaz34 Jason Diaz34 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Aug 2005
#507 ·
Kevin Chavez3 said:Well, there you have it. 😁

Give me something I don't already know. 🙄

Top 3 lingerie brands:

1. Victoria's Secret
2. Etam
3. Victoria's Secret
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
2.4K messages
joined Dec 2002
#508 ·
Alex Rogers91 said:I honestly don't get people who judge a potential partner based on their music taste. It’s the absolute last thing I care about, and despite what everyone seems to think around here, it says next to nothing about someone's character or intelligence.
For real, I couldn't imagine being with a woman whose favorite band is The Flying Luttenbachers... And even if she was, that would be the very last reason I'd choose her.
These lists are pretty shocking to me, especially when you see people writing stuff like "her favorite albums HAVE to be..." It's madness. I never thought of doing something like that back in high school.

You're right. And we're all sitting here taking this way too seriously, you know...
Jason Diaz34 Jason Diaz34 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Aug 2005
#509 ·
Alex Rogers91 said:I honestly don't get people who make their choice of a partner conditional on what music they listen to. It’s the last thing on my mind, and despite the common opinion around here, it says very little about someone's actual character or intelligence.

We just mentioned what might actually grab our attention—that's it. It's nowhere near making music a prerequisite for dating. Besides, Parliament wrote *Parliament* because he was writing about his wife.

Don't come for our oh-so-punk openness and liberalism (I'm boring enough as it is)😁 😁
Alex Rogers91 Alex Rogers91 Newcomer
2 messages
joined May 2005
#510 ·
Kevin Chavez3 said:You're not wrong. We actually take all this stuff seriously, you know?


There’s always a grain of truth in a joke.
Like, let's be real, Exploited is a total pain in the ass. 😁
Dana Anderson4 Dana Anderson4 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Apr 2024
#511 ·
Kevin Chavez3 said:Honestly, between lonebison37 and her obsession with punctuation marks, plus her taste in Oliver, Gustaf, and Tomo Bebić... it's a lot.

Please don't put Tomo Bebić in the same category as them... honestly, don't put him in the same category as anyone.🙂
lonebison37 lonebison37 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Aug 2003
#512 ·
Melissa Collins41 said:It's cracking.

Look, I’ve been picking up on this weirdly hostile vibe coming from you for a while now... 😁

Here are my top 3 things that most people absolutely love doing, but for some reason, I just can't get behind:
1. Hopping in the shower right after waking up (that feeling of warm water hitting a warm, sleepy, groggy body—honestly, it's just gross)
2. Drinking coffee right after lunch (coffee is basically a meal all its own 😍 )
3. Reading The New York Times starting from the very first page
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
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joined Dec 2002
#513 ·
Honestly, having coffee right after lunch is nothing short of a crime against humanity.
lonebison37 lonebison37 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Aug 2003
#514 ·
Ponor said:I’m right there with you. I have a massive thing for people who are a little bit messed up. But not the obvious kind, either—not the ones who wear their trauma on their sleeve from day one. It’s about those people where you don't realize how broken they actually are until months down the line... and then it just hits you. 😁

It honestly happens constantly, just a total bottomless pit of disappointment. But hey, I guess that’s just my type, so what can you do? 😁 😁
stormywolf39 stormywolf39 Member
17 messages
joined Dec 2008
#515 ·
lonebison37 said:3. Read The New York Times starting from the front page

Seriously, who actually does that? I don't know anyone like that. 😕 😁
lonebison37 lonebison37 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Aug 2003
#516 ·
Once we start reading from the very first page, you just know... it’s a dead giveaway that time is finally starting to eat away at us and we're officially sliding into the autumn of our lives😬
Susan Clark10 Susan Clark10 Newcomer
8 messages
joined Jul 2009
#517 ·
Alex Rogers91 said:I honestly don't get people who make their choice of a partner conditional on what kind of music they listen to. To me, that’s the absolute last thing I’d care about. Despite the common opinion on this forum, I think judging someone by their playlist says very little about their actual character or intelligence.
I'm actually pretty shocked by these lists, especially when someone writes stuff like, "Her favorite albums HAVE to be..." That’s just wild to me. I never would have even thought of something like that back in high school.

Well, it's not exactly about setting conditions before meeting a guy, it's more like... it’s just much nicer if the person you love listens to the same music you do. I think I mentioned this on another thread once, but I had a really awkward experience when I found out a guy I was seeing listened to house music, Taylor Swift, and some extremist political anthems... once you get burned like that, you become way more cautious. Now, I always ask what they listen to first. If Sonic Youth isn't even in their top ten bands, he's out. Simple as that. 😁

My top 5 dealbreakers in men:

1. Dirty fingernails (gross, seriously)
2. Beards and/or mustaches (they're itchy and make people look older)
3. Tattoos on bulky biceps
4. If they wear those old-school, baggy men's briefs instead of boxers
5. Going to football games and constantly retelling stories about being a die-hard fan

I gave up on looking for non-smokers because there are just too many great guys out there who smoke. 😬
Dana Anderson4 Dana Anderson4 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Apr 2024
#518 ·
lonebison37 said:3. Start reading The New York Times from the front page.

I always read the paper starting from the front page. People act like I'm some kind of weirdo for doing it...

To be fair, I don't actually read The New York Times.😁 I could easily flip through it at work every day since it's a solid paper, but old habits die hard.😁
Frank Howard79 Frank Howard79 Active Member
179 messages
joined Dec 2002
#519 ·
Susan Clark10 said:4. if he isn't wearing boxers but those gross, basic men's briefs instead

What is it with you and the briefs, anyway?!😠 😁
analogharbor442 analogharbor442 Member
13 messages
joined Nov 2006
#520 ·
8 things I am absolutely never wearing

1. dreadlocks
2. piercings
3. tattoos
4. jewelry—everything from necklaces to rings and bracelets
5. flip-flops (specifically those cheap ones or basic slides!)
6. men's thongs
7. tight pants
8. those hideous fashion hybrids—you know, those weird sneaker-shoe combos that look incredibly pretentious

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