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Sun 09/01/13 01:37 AM
NY Giants baby!! bigsmile

Big Blue will be coming after you! Eli is The Man! :banana:

I'm one of those hopelessly loyal fans that believes, just KNOWS for sure, that we're taking it all the way this year. Of course, I say that every year but still. My money's on the Giants. Well if I had money, it'd be on the Giants! laugh

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Sun 09/01/13 01:30 AM

Glad it's not just me Misswright!
Does get you down though.I am sure there are some really nice men out there but they seem to be overshadowed by the usual suspects!


It's like looking for a specific needle in a Mt.Everest size stack of needles. You're gonna get a whole bunch of pricks before you finally find the one you want. laugh

Good luck in your search. flowerforyou


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Sun 09/01/13 01:23 AM
Yes, bittersweet as it may be...

Heard the words from my man but still no actions to support them... :cry:

Dog wags his tail balistically every time I see him, so although he spoke no words...:heart:

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Sun 09/01/13 12:57 AM


Funny update...

My man was giving me crap last night for having to take the dog for a walk when he got home from work since my foot is broke. I can do it but it hurts and takes me forever so I asked him to instead.

This is the conversation:

Him: Why do I have to take him out? You're the one that got drunk and broke your foot? :angry:

Me: Yes, honey. I know and you're right. However I got drunk 'cause you pissed me off so it's kinda sorta your fault too. My foot's killing me and I can't walk very fast. It will take you three minutes. It will take me 20 and I'll be suffering when we return. Please honey. smooched

Him: grumble Fine. But you really need to quit drinking! whoa

Me: Or I could just quit wearing high heels! :thumbsup:

Him: But baby, you look good in high heels! drool

Me: But baby, you look good when I'm drinking! bigsmile

I had to walk the dog...ohwell


rofl

Heal that foot so you can kick his azz for making you walk the dog!

Glad yer back Missy! flowerforyou


I kicked him already with the good foot! You know me...I have less patience than I have grace, and well, we know how much of that I have! laugh

Nice to be back. And to see lots of old friends still here. How are things up in the far north, eh? :wink: flowerforyou

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Sun 09/01/13 12:53 AM

When you can still find something funny in a bad situation....life is good flowerforyou


It's either find humor in it or sit here and cry. I swing back and forth like a pendulum on crack these days. laugh

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Sun 09/01/13 12:48 AM



What's the first thing people notice about you?


Well how the heck do I know? Am I a mind reader? You'd have to ask them! :tongue:

But really, right now it's that I'm limping around like an idiot with arms flailing trying to walk on a broken foot. Pretty hard to notice anything else but that! ohwell

Normally it's my blue eyes. Or that I'm a sarcastic jerk. Depends on whether I open my mouth or not. laugh


What happened to your foot?


So you missed my "how to break your foot in 3 simple steps" post, huh? Ok, I shall summarize in 5 words...

Goldschlager, heels, thar she goes! drinks (that be me on the right! :laughing: )

Been over a week and it's still a pretty shade of purpablugreenblack! And pain! My word! I should never have left the house without my bubble wrap! slaphead

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Sun 09/01/13 12:30 AM
Hey Jo. I feel for ya. I too state clearly on my profile that I'm looking for friendship, intelligent conversation, to kill time in the forums, etc. ...and NOT meaningless sex, but does it matter? Nope. I still get emails from foreign guys wanting to marry me 'cause they like the way I look in my profile picture. noway

Some guys just assume if we're on a dating site that we're looking for a date...silly boys! slaphead :wink: laugh

And others just look at the picture and shoot off an email without ever reading a word of your profile. grumble

A profile is beneficial in that you have a chance to say what you want. For some it's a hook-up, some want love, some like you and I are just looking for friends and socialization. Ignore the morons that don't read it first. That's what I do. Delete button! :thumbsup:

Best wishes to ya. flowerforyou




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Sat 08/31/13 10:48 PM
Same thing I do everyday...

:cry: and sad some more

frustrated

ohwell


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Sat 08/31/13 03:08 AM

Before ya go huffing a super doobie in public, I'd check local law.


rofl

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Sat 08/31/13 03:00 AM
Edited by misswright on Sat 08/31/13 03:03 AM

Because an older woman will rock your world in the sack, and then get out of bed and cook you a full breakfast while you text to your homies how you just "hit dat chit wit a Milf". Meanwhile, she is calling her ladies with "Just laid a young stud. I've still got it and he is already in love with me. How cute. Now to feed him and then send him out to young girls who can't do what I do". I think that about sums it up.


rofl rofl rofl rofl

The "I've still got it..." part did me in. Think I just peed a little. Aw Goof. Thanks, I needed that laugh! drinker

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Sat 08/31/13 02:53 AM

had a bit of an absence on here as of late but My profile is back up, and I'm debating whether or not breaking it off with someone if i find better, so . . . here I am.
Ladies, try not to crawl over eachother like armies of zombies in order to ask me out.
Kidding, kidding, I have an off-center sense of humor at times. Hope that's cool.

Man, its good to be back!

SEE YA!


"...profile is back up, and I'm debating whether or not breaking it off with someone if i find better, so . . .here I am."

noway

This might not win ya brownie points with the women, just so ya know. Screams of selfishness to me. Good luck in your search for better. whoa


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Sat 08/31/13 02:42 AM

Yup...but we won't even go there right now. Like they say, actions speak louder than words...


I am so with ya! Those 3 little words from him now are as empty as my side of the bed most nights. Doesn't matter if he loves me or not if he doesn't ever show it. brokenheart :cry:

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Fri 08/30/13 11:34 AM

always giving respect to those who show respectflowerforyou


Back at ya MsHarmony. flowerforyou

Gotta run now. Well, not literally 'cause I broke my foot but ya know what I mean. laugh

Enjoy the rest of your day. We shall debate again soon I'm sure. shades


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Fri 08/30/13 11:26 AM

They will need the $15 min. just to pay the tax for Obama care.think


rofl rofl rofl

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Fri 08/30/13 11:15 AM




I graduated with a BS in biobehavioral psychology the same year my son graduated from high school. I owe a ton of money and I'm still in poverty. I will never get out of poverty unless I hit the lottery. My degree hasn't helped me at all in this stagnated economy and again I'm at the bottom looking up.


Uh, did you consider job supply and demand when you chose your major?



Nah. After 10 yrs doing 911 and listening to really screwed up people, I decided I wanted to know WHAT makes people screwed up to begin with instead of dealing with the consequences after the fact... so I went back to school. I chose the biology side of psychology for my major hoping that Obama would be out, economy would boost, research grants would become available, and I could study brains somewhere in the future. Maybe help cure Alzheimer's or something (which happens to explain why I moved to FL after graduation...thought this would be prime location for that with senior population here!).

Wasn't thinking about how much money I could make when I chose my major...learned to live without much of that by now...just wanted to make a difference in the world before I kick the bucket. Call me a fool...you won't be the first. Just ask MsHarmony how foolish I am! laugh


If you were hoping to receive a research grant from the federal government, then weren't you hoping to become a dependent of the federal government? Are there private sources of research grants?


I honestly don't know Dodo. I believe there are private sources for research but I can't say for certainty. But you are right, most grants for brain research come from the government and go to the institution who would then pay me for poking brain cells...so in a round about way I'd be dependent on the government. I worked for the govt doing 911 for 10 yrs... I was dependent on the government for my paycheck, not for a free ride. Different animal, no?

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Fri 08/30/13 11:04 AM


I sleep well with that same knowledge

however, it doesn't make me capable of turning a blind eye from how things 'should be' , because I Am able to realize how things 'are'

they aren't as they should be,, rather I sleep with a clear conscience at night or not


We agree! :banana: Things are not as they should be!

We should live in a world where those with more choose to give to those with less and do so because it's the right thing to do not because the government forces them to. We should live in a world free from hunger and violence and war and death from cancer and unfairness, etc., etc. It's not going to happen! The world will NEVER be as it should be.

We have to deal with it how it is and do the best we can, as individuals, as a nation, as human beings all on one planet. It's bad and getting worse here in America. We have gone from the land of the free to the land of the freebies. I don't like it. grumble

We strongly disagree on how to change things. You say you see things for how they are? You see things through your own lens. That's the great thing about perspective...2 people can look at the exact same thing and see something completely different. I see it through my own lens. I respect you as a person and think you are a good honest hard-working woman, intelligent in many regards but ignorant in others.

We can respectfully agree to disagree, no?

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Fri 08/30/13 10:36 AM


I graduated with a BS in biobehavioral psychology the same year my son graduated from high school. I owe a ton of money and I'm still in poverty. I will never get out of poverty unless I hit the lottery. My degree hasn't helped me at all in this stagnated economy and again I'm at the bottom looking up.


Uh, did you consider job supply and demand when you chose your major?



Nah. After 10 yrs doing 911 and listening to really screwed up people, I decided I wanted to know WHAT makes people screwed up to begin with instead of dealing with the consequences after the fact... so I went back to school. I chose the biology side of psychology for my major hoping that Obama would be out, economy would boost, research grants would become available, and I could study brains somewhere in the future. Maybe help cure Alzheimer's or something (which happens to explain why I moved to FL after graduation...thought this would be prime location for that with senior population here!).

Wasn't thinking about how much money I could make when I chose my major...learned to live without much of that by now...just wanted to make a difference in the world before I kick the bucket. Call me a fool...you won't be the first. Just ask MsHarmony how foolish I am! laugh

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Fri 08/30/13 10:21 AM

don't I know it

not sure how you managed to take care of kids at all with no help but went to work,,,kids need SUPERVISION from someone..

but in any case



I have worked since I was 18 ( with the exception of three years recently)

never HAVE gotten out of the impoverished class even with a college education (Which now adds INDEBT to impoverished)

haven't seen my wage change since I Was 18,even though I have been 'earning' and trying to 'work my way up'

problem is , its far too acceptable in this economy to tell people they can start at the bottom and 'work their way up', and just leaving them indefinitely 'working at the bottom'

that's bs,,no matter the excuses or the blame game

people should have a more fair shot of 'working their way up', instead of being stuck at the bottom and told to remain grateful about it,,,

,,,on the flip side

my mother, had two children, unmarried, never had ASSISTANCE of any type , went to college , managed to get into a great position at a young age which became a CAREER(something that few obtain anymore)

is extremely intelligent and hardworking, and she sees that its bs to ask someone to work for 7 ror 8 bucks an hour too


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my brother who is a doctor,,,etc,,,etc,, etc,,

understands that there is such a thing as a wage being bs,,,and our current wages are just that,,,,

raise the bar so people have a realistic opportunity more often to climb that ladder,, instead of repeating that false ideology of how its not about anything but 'working hard' and 'starting' at the bottom,,,,

,,,my two cents,, and as someone on assistance who hasn't been (smart enough? hard working enough? moral enough?) to have worked her way out of poverty yet

knowing that may make me seem too unintelligent or incapable of logic,,, I threw in examples of a couple people I know personally who were NEVER on assistance and who have done well and happen to share my opinion





I did what working parents do...put him in a good daycare and paid for it, along with the rent and all the other bills, until he became school age. I thought when he got older that I could work OT, 60-70 hrs a week so we could finally get a VCR, have some luxuries we'd been going without. I quickly realized that just because I could work OT didn't mean I should...you're right, a child needs supervision, even a teenager. So back to the strict 40 hrs and living paycheck to paycheck we went.

I finally did go back to school after I got injured and had to resign from my career at 911 and I got my college degree. I graduated with a BS in biobehavioral psychology the same year my son graduated from high school. I owe a ton of money and I'm still in poverty. I will never get out of poverty unless I hit the lottery. My degree hasn't helped me at all in this stagnated economy and again I'm at the bottom looking up. But I raised my son and he's working to support himself now. Am I a failure? A success? I don't know. But I sleep well knowing I worked hard my whole life and that I taught my son to work hard. I know that!

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Fri 08/30/13 09:43 AM




yes, continue blaming it on the mothers who are trying to hold it toghether

and continue with the ASSumptions about what they could afford when they had the child based upon the situation they find themslf in at some point in that childs 18 years,,,,


unbelievable,,,,,


coming back to the point, regardless of peoples PERSONAL LIVES, if they are putting in an honest days work, they should get 'honest' pay,, not just scraps to keep them from 'complaining' while people beat them down about having to struggle,,,,


Oh dear. I seemed to have touched a nerve. Would it help you to know that I WAS a single mother struggling, getting assistance from the state when I was young? I went to college while I got aid. I couldn't devote the attention to both my son and school so I dropped out, put my dream on hold. I got a job and lost more assistance than I gained in wages, but I still went to work! I didn't take a handOUT, I took a hand UP. Not once did I complain that I didn't make enough....a livable wage is what exactly? Whose standards define livable? Do you need cable to live? You'd die from walking "a few blocks" to work? I think not!

This chick is 20 and has had a job for a couple of months and wants $15/hour for flipping burgers? I worked as a 911 operator saving lives and didn't make that until I'd been there 5 years! Her baby's father doesn't work and taxpayers pay her rent and she's complaining that it's hard. Yes I blame her. She chose to have sex with a deadbeat and become a mother. She chooses to have cable and take cabs. Maybe I assumed they had the high def...I'll give ya that!...but I bet I'm not wrong.

My point is this...you start at the bottom, you work hard, you move up, you better yourself and teach your child the value of hard work. THAT is the American way! You DON'T just kick back and expect society to pay for your choices. Get another job if you have to. Go without luxuries until you can support yourself and your family. Don't cry poverty while the man of the house sits home unemployed. Go to school on nights off. Learn a skill or trade. Make an effort. Help should be there for those who want to help themselves and need it. It shouldn't be a free ride for life! This from a former welfare struggling single mom that's been there, done that. I'm not some rich biotch snubbing my nose at the less fortunate. I WAS the less fortunate. I worked hard to remedy that situation. She should do the same. Life isn't easy MsHarmony. Not for any of us...

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Fri 08/30/13 05:18 AM


The Little League Motto: I trust in God, I love my country, and I will respect its laws. I will play fair and strive to win. But win or lose, I will always do my best.

Learned it at a ballpark when I was just a little girl. Still holds true today. Life is just my giant baseball field now.

shades
:thumbsup:

agree! When I mentioned "other adult mentors" as influential, that defintely included athletic coaches. I have had several over the years and the traditional values of teamwork and respect were hugely influenced by my participation in athletics and I feel neglectful that I did not credit the influence of sports participation sooner.

of course that was before the days of athletes being primadonnas who can be bought by the highest bidder...that was not part of athlete culture when I was a college athlete.


:thumbsup:

explode for that bold part. Makes me ill...that's not what sports should be about!!!

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