If you cannot be found what good is it to search for you?

Yes we can find love and happiness in cyberspace, the real question is can we keep it?

"Love may be an undigested bit of beef, a blot of mustard, a crumb of cheese, a fragment of underdone potato."

So that when you do find THE person you have been searching for all your life there won't be anything or anyone (including yourself)holding you back!

If your not single then you probably already found her/him or at least that is how it is supposed to work, isn't it?

PAY ATTENTION: If he is serious about you, you will just knowwwwwwww.

See how easy that was???.....lol

Go Steelers! I don't want to put up with a year of Gloat Cheese from the derriere heads (Dairy-Air)

From the song verse "Driving across Wisconsin just a smellin that Dairy Air........

GOOGLE it!

Has anyone in this forum actually read the Healthcare bill??? all 2400 pages?

I don't see any hands raised! Its difficult to have a conversation for or against it with someone who has not done their homework, and that includes me.

So take home a copy of the new health Care Reform law tonite and read it, I expect a full report in the morning, including pros and cons.

I would guess that with all those pages someone had to stumble onto some decent ideas about how to improve our health care system don't you think? At the same time this is not the Good Book so I am just as sure that there are some bad points as well.

I think that there is climate change going on all the time and will continue as long there is an earth. How many Ice Ages has the earth been thru? The earth is going to change with or without us and it doesn't care which one. As far as Al Gore goes, I think he feels it is his civic duty as a public figure to bring attention to such things, just as Jimmy Carter does for Habitat For Humanity. Don't forget George W Bush, he is a um, aaaa ah um, well forget George Bush!

Don't hold back Lonelyluver68
Tell us how you really feel.....lol

I see womens's profiles all the time that declare that their kids always come first. I guess it works for both sexes. Perhaps men should be just as straight forword. No matter what its toughest on the kids.

I met a girl on line and we imed and emailed for a couple of months. She said she was a tall blonde and I would not be dissapointed when we met live. She was a nurse and lived about 200 miles away and we set up a meet at a casino about half way between us. I was really excited to meet her and took a day off work. It took me along time to get ready, and I felt like a little school boy, I wanted to make a good first impression. She was alittle younger than me but not much. I had been married for 22 years and divorced for a year so this was all new to me. I couldn't wait to meet this girl I had laughed and flirted with for what seemed like forever, and the chemistry was definately there. How fortunate I was to be meeting my possible soulmate. I planned the day in my head about how we would have dinner and maybe gamble abit while we would talk. I got in my truck and headed out into the bright sunny day to count the miles between us as I drove. About half way to the casino I stopped in a small town and bought some carnations at the florist.
I got there alittle early because I am always on time and sat by the entrance we had agreed on then stood for awhile because I was nervous. The hostess and a few passerbys kiddingly asked if the flowers were for them to break the ice. It seemed like the women around me all wanted to know what the occasion was and while blushing I told them what was about to happen.
As people walked up to the entrance I looked at everyone to see if they might be her and it was not and after a while the thought of being stood up started to creep in, but I dismissed it because it was still abit early and there was still time. At a distance I saw bright blonde hair on someone tall walking up behind a group of people and as the group got closer I realized it was a SHE and I stood up trying not to smile to hard. I could see the hostess and a few others that had been milling around turn their heads to see what was going to happen and then she started walking directly toward me. This had to be a coincidence, this woman of 330 pounds with three chins was wearing the same color shirt that my date was going to wear. I turned and looked for some place to run but there was none. Standing there like a deer in the headlights grasping an arrangement of flowers I stood there in disbelief. Surely this could not be her, and then I heard my name. "Greg??"
Instinct kicked in and I said "Stephany??" politely. I was angry inside now and wanted to be mean because I was hurt, but I could not do that. I was brought up to be a gentleman, and no matter how much I had been decieved I felt more sorry for her than angry. The thought that she might have believed that if I got to know her before we met might somehow negate the weight that she was carrying around suddeny entered my mind. I remembered times when I had felt not perfect and so I wanted to let her off the hook. I handed her the flowers and took her to a secluded hall way with some funiture where we sat down. I had to tell her that I was sorry but this was not going to work and quietly left her there.
That was a few years ago and I have not had an online meet since, and of course I am very weary now about it happening again and so now I hold back. I read the forums and check out profiles here and there, and occasionally email a compliment or two. Sometimes I tease women about something silly they may have said in the forums or in their profile. Its all in fun, some are guarded, and some tease me back, but I haven't even come close to setting up a meet on here or anywhere since.
I do meet women in real life...lol <<<kidding about the real life thing...but I am still hanging on to the idea that I am going to meet her somewhere...

I just want to say that I will still be voting Democrat come November and I hope that fact gets under your skin....

Its also nice to see that Kings_Knight recognizes Obama as the official president!

I agree "Bestinshow" furthermore I would venture to guess that most of this deregulated problem stems from before Obama's presidency even if there is an assumption that a president is to blame.

There is no gun debate at this time as far as I can tell and none in the foreseeable future. The fact is that we have plenty of heart string pullers out there so the republicans will simply shelf the controversy until they need something that doesn't cost anything to stir up the emotions of the citizensonce more.

BLUE STATE-PURPLE NATION

BORN AND RAISED

I believe that this has happened before, they called it the "Civil War" It was the difference between what was the right thing to do and what made a selfish person more wealthy. I do think history will show.........

Those darned democrats! Next thing you know they will want public schools, roads and bridges, water and sewer, medicare and medicade, social security, where will it end? They may even go after civil rights, its unAmerican. And to think ..... they want us to pay for it! Just because the majority voted for it in the last presidential election doesn't mean we really meant it, does it??