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An old mentor of mine used to say that spending the summer with a girlfriend is a bit like heading out into the woods with a bunch of firewood.
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brightpilot6 said:I felt a certain sense of frustration last year when you couldn't find a single bottle of Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru aged prior to '66 anywhere in the entire city.
Maria Anderson said:An old mentor of mine used to say that spending the summer with a girlfriend is a bit like heading out into the woods with a bunch of firewood.
Robin Fox2 said:You aren't just an American, you're the embodiment of one... When you go to get blood drawn, you probably get annoyed because it's red, and people call you "Luke" because the socialists start weeping the moment you step within a yard of them. Your heart beats for the States, but even that is eclipsed by that massive patriotic heart tattoo on your shoulder... When your blood pressure spikes, the federal budget starts shrinking preemptively, you wear Crocs all summer, and your bathroom is tiled in red, white, and blue...
🤣 About 90% of the replies I see are perfectly reasonable—parking spots, that guy with the chain, and so on...
I suspect there is a single question that truly defines who you are, and nothing else really matters...🤣

Eric Fox7 said:Just leave her at home and then it doesn't really matter which place you pick. 🤷
brightpilot6 said:Good grief, man, just be a bit more creative and take her out to some quiet spot in rural Kentucky instead. Either way, you’ll end up spending a lot less money.
brightpilot6 said:I felt a certain sense of frustration last year when you couldn't find a single bottle of Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru aged prior to '66 anywhere in the entire city.
brightpilot6 said:I felt a certain sense of frustration last year when you couldn't find a single bottle of Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru aged prior to '66 anywhere in the entire city.
brightpilot6 said:I felt a certain sense of frustration last year when you couldn't find a single bottle of Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru aged prior to '66 anywhere in the entire city.
brightpilot6 said:I felt a certain sense of frustration last year when you couldn't find a single bottle of Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru aged prior to '66 anywhere in the entire city.
brightpilot6 said:I know we used to joke about how "we'll arrive at the hotel and realize there aren't five stars anymore," but if I'm being honest, there was always this underlying sense that we were being treated like second-class citizens.