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Fri 09/11/09 11:09 PM
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Fri 09/11/09 10:54 PM
Mutual match is pointless, unless Mingle2 implemented a system where if you mutual match someone you have to send them an "ice breaker"...and no, not the nudge.

I have had people say they were interested in me through mutual match, but when I accepted they never answered. One thing I also hate about mutual match, you cannot check their profile...you are doing a mutual match based on their profile picture which shouldn't even count.

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Fri 09/11/09 10:50 PM

Good luckwaving

I am just a writer:tongue:


Writing is actually a form of art...I will edit that post to include it :)

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Fri 09/11/09 10:49 PM
My son does the same, although He drops out a box full of army men, making a huge mess all over the floor and then he will sing songs from school. rofl

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Fri 09/11/09 10:46 PM
Both of my parents grew up getting beat/spanked by their parents, I grew up watching my brothers get beaten/spanked and well me, I guess I was my dad's favorite - he rarely spanked me(although I did get yelled at ALOT). My mom slapped me once when I was a teenager, I respect her for not being like my dad. I guess in a way I respect my dad, but at the same time I hate him for who he was before - he has since changed and would never abuse anyone. But -His attitude reflected badly on my two brothers. My older brother will not take a moment to think twice before spanking his daughter and he has spanked my son once. I tried to tell him afterwards that he hit him to hard, but Apparently when I'm in my brothers house, his rules go. As far as my son, I hate spanking, I would rather sit him down and tell him what he did wrong and explain the situation and what will happen if it continues. But he's still young and acts the same way I did when I was his age.

Everyone's different on spanking. In fact my mom hates it. She purely believes that just telling them over and over that it will begin to seep in.

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Fri 09/11/09 10:19 PM
Edited by mo_muirnin on Fri 09/11/09 10:50 PM
Ok, now I have seen MANY talented people on this site! And...was wondering how you all would feel about doing a challenged theme...such as art that pertains to the color "blue", "textured" or "animals"?

The art can be anything from drawing, cross-stitching, painting, photography and digital art as well as writing :D

Let me know if you all are interested....And we can get it started! If no one is then oh well, just delete this thread, LOL

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Fri 09/11/09 10:11 PM

Here are some photos I took in NJ. I just love how some came out.

Messed with the colors on this one.





Nicely done. The trees frame the picture well, I really like the one with the sun rays shining down on the river. Great job!

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Fri 09/11/09 09:51 PM
Guy = imature, selfish, egotistical

man = thoughtful, kind, mature, adaptable


Those look like to me some really good differences between a guy and a man

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Fri 09/11/09 09:45 PM


telling her to leave him, is the worst advice ever. That aint going to help her ego, she would just be alone with the same thoughts as before.

What you need to do is find someone that makes you feel good about you. A friend! If he can flirt and not think how it affects you, why dont you have that same right. Stop thinking that others are putting you in a box, you put yourself there. Words only have the weight that we give them. If you believe his words are true, that is your choice. This is why it is called SELF-esteem... it is how you view yourself. Toughen up and stop letting ANYONE make you someone you dont want to be.

We have a certain life style preference that is being worked out and that we both want very much; but, in general, I am not flirting or being with any other male, unless he approves. He has no problem with me appreciating others looks, but I never do it in a way that is obvious to him or anyone else; and he really isn't the jealous type, even if I do write to friends on occasion.

That is exactly why I am amazed. I never allowed anyone's words to influence how I felt about myself before. I have given his opinion and his words great power over my self-image and self-esteem. I'm not sure why it is different with him, but I've never had a partner quite like him before.



MMMM..his name isn't Francis is it? Your guy sure sounds alot like my Ex-boyfriend. He put me down on many levels and was far from jealous, so he said, but anytime I was chatting with a male friend he made note of it and then would come bug me to get my attention. He also tried to say I was trying to change him, take him away from his family and that I had low-self esteem and I was the one that needed to change. But yet He wondered why I did not trust him - his eyes were always on another woman, offline and online. Eventually I got sick of being mentally abused, I hated his guts, I had no desire to be with him, no desire to look at him. No matter how much you love someone - if you know you are at the point of feeling just the way you are, which is right now, you need to ask yourself if it will be worth it years from now. Will you both be the same? Will he still love you? Will you still love him? Think about it. The mental anguish he does too you will rot your heart.

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Fri 09/11/09 09:34 PM
Those are pretty funny! Really like the sperm LOL

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Fri 09/11/09 09:28 PM


If music and Tv aren't doing it for you...you just have to expand your horizons and find something else to entertain yourself.

I live in a place where the closest things to me are walmart, a high school, the chicken farm, the gas station, fast food places, and the church. What am i supposed to do with that. I work at walmart, cant afford to eat anywhere other than home, too old for high school, and church is not my thing.



Ohhh...I've been there and that was quite boring. Did Live in a town of 200 people(the hot spot there was the church, i'm not very churchy) then moved up to 1000 people, but most were all senior citizens or school age kids. lol.... I know how you feel!

Try doing something outside...any forest? gardening? planting flowers? Cutting down trees! lol.....volunteer your time for anyone other than wal-marts crappy pay?

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Fri 09/11/09 09:23 PM
Edited by mo_muirnin on Fri 09/11/09 09:24 PM


mean entirely different things?


wise guy is a smart *** and wise man is someone who's actually been using their brains in their top head :P

wait, that a joke, maybe I missed something.... frustrated huh

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Fri 09/11/09 08:58 PM
Youtube doesn't like me tonight..it just sits there and loads! GRR

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Fri 09/11/09 06:26 PM

Are there any good men out there, and if so where are they?


First off, way cute picture of you and your son! He is adorable! :)

And I'm sure there is good men(I haven't met many, but...I suppose I could say that when the time is right you will find your knight in shining armor! (At least that's what everyone else tells me ! LOL)

Welcome to Mingle2....flowerforyousmile2

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Fri 09/11/09 03:13 PM
MMMM...I should make a request for you! lol

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Fri 09/11/09 03:00 PM
I really like Windows 7....But going to swap it back to xp because I want to get back to playing some games that won't work on vista!

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Thu 09/10/09 08:37 PM
looks like a blood elf from world of warcraft! biggrin

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Thu 09/10/09 08:31 PM



I'm sorry that I was unclear. Mozzila is fine. The issue is with Window's IE. used to work there, not anymore.


You should try reseting IE completely. You want too first clear your Browsing sessions by going to tools > internet options > Browsing History > (clear history, cookies, temporary internet files)

Once that's done, look for "advanced" at the top of the navigation in your "internet options", click on it. Then at the bottom you will read "reset"...click the button, then again, click "reset". Do not click on "delete personal settings" unless you really want to lose your home page, search providers, passwords, etc.

This is the first step to either fixing the problem or figuring out that it is another problem.

Let me know how that works for you.

Also, if you do not have the latest IE browser, which is 8, you should upgrade your browser and then Try the compatibility button up by the address bar to also see if that works.


It didn't work.


Ok, thats good but not good...lol - Just to let you know The new yahoo mail does require a good internet connection and if you don't have that then it won't run properly...that could be your main cause right there. IE renders much slower than Firefox, so of course FF will render yahoo mail correctly.

The new yahoo mail is also still buggy sometimes, so you can also switch back to classic, then switch back to the new yahoo mail and see if that clears up. If not I suggest just using yahoo mail & chat in Firefox.




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Thu 09/10/09 11:50 AM


I have an account at "true.com". Supposedly, I am getting hits from women as young as 18-22 years of age wanting to date me. Many of these women are "sweet young things". I am kind of skeptical since I am not seeking out younger women in my profile. I think it is a trick by "true.com" to get me to buy a membership. Here, the site is free. So, if younger females respond in the "affirmative", the "true.com" messages might be for real. Give me your honest opinion.



After reading your question and viewing your profile, my gut reaction was "They are after your money". I went ahead to read all the other posts, (and heartily agree with most of them, however repeating what they have said would not be helpful to you), yet only one person has even addressed the obvious....

Even if given the benefit of the doubt that these youngsters are not recruiting you to that dating website as a paid member, even if they are not attempting to redirect you to a porn site, even if they simply saw your profile and decided to respond,what is the attraction? .......
My guess is that they see the word "legal", and think "wealthy attorney, unattached, no alimony eating it up, etc..."

I have a good friend, who actually is wealthy, and was contacted a few years back by not one, but two young women....35 years younger than he. He had the good sense to see them for what they were looking for, and ignore them. And, within a year he was introduced to, and is now happily involved in a relationship with a woman just 6 years younger than he. I have never seen him more content.

So go ahead, contact these young girls if you wish. But just be careful. It may cost you more than you are anticipating.


well said.

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Thu 09/10/09 11:47 AM

Perhaps this thread should be moved to the recipe section.

Slow roasting results in the juiciest piece of meat.

Can anyone say .... Well done?



LMAO!!! rofl :laughing:

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