harleygirl
Working for the weekend
No. I re-read the magazine article he was in the other day and we discussed it at great length. He told me his thoughts in the 70's were Neanderthol. His words stirred up so much back then he was on the old t.v. show Panorama. His audience was all women, they ate him alive.willie said:
harleygirl
Working for the weekend
Sure, mine is alot lower than yours!!Mikeinsmd said:
Want some of mine???
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Bruzilla
Guest
Nickel said:and I have absolutely no intention of hooking up with someone or bringing someone home. First of all, I'm married. Second, before I was married, before I met my husband, I still had no intention of going home with someone. Some people do just go out to have a few drinks, dance, etc. Not everyone goes out with the intention of having sex. To presume that every woman in a bar is looking to get banged is ridiculous.
And there you have the core of the issue... intentions. Does anyone believe that somebody gets off work and says to themself "You know, I think it would be a great idea to go out, get wasted, drive impaired, slam into a car full of kids, and kill every one of them." No one "intends" to do that anymore than most people "intend" to go out, get drunk, hook up with someone they barely know, and have unprotected sex... yet it happens just like the former because people intentionally mess up their judgement.
And once again... what's the point of a single's bar if not to go out and hook up with someone?
harleygirl
Working for the weekend
Bruzilla said:
Gee, I did not know they were just called single's bars. Next time I go out I will ask the bartender if married people are allowed in their establishment. Me thinks you protest too much on this subject, do you need the name of a good lawyer?!
J/K
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Bruzilla
Guest
Naw... not me. I'm 44 and I've had the same wife for 22 years and haven't had a drink of alcohol since taking a sip of beer back in 1967 or so. So I don't have a lot of sympathy for putzes of either sex who don't won't to be held accountable for acting stupid while drunk.
camily
Peace
Are you saying you drank beer when you were 8 years old? You did say sip, so I can see maybe that was the case. If this is true however, you really can't comment on something you have no experience with. While I appreciate the descision you have made to abstain from drinking, this leaves you at a severe disadvantage in a discussion concerning the effects of drinking on ones mental status.Bruzilla said:
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Wenchy
Guest
Bruzilla said:
Enough said. If a man or woman goes out, gets drunk, passes out, or not. They are adults, they need to take care of themselves.
Both need to deal with the consequences, and not blame the alcohol, or the other person. Period.
to the "High Court." 