True Confessions - Don't Judge
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Motorsheen wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »LiftingLady5 wrote: »I confess that I get so tired of looking for my son's (1 year old) pants after he takes them off somewhere that I just let him run around without them.
This brings back memories lol. My oldest son is 18 months older than my twins so when they were all toddlers we had a summer that I referred to as "Naked Summer". I couldn't keep clothes on them and they were everywhere and fast!
I too once had a "Naked Summer".
...... I was 22 years old at the time
I can't remember what I was doing at 22.. its all a blur, must have been all that "fun" I was doing at the time!
... so you also spent the entire year naked?
I think maybe it's time to revert back to 22.
"Let's get naked and start the revolution"
Whooz with me !?
I just saw this.. pondering..
Yes I most likely did, and perhaps doing some a lot of other things to help my self confidence..lol
no pictures.. no selfies though.. I can't imagine not have any extra courage to see that through.1 -
The inside thighs of my fat pants are now beyond patches. Guess I'll have to lose weight -_-1
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I want to trade my dog in on a new one... this stupid dog eats everything.. mattresses, rocks, wood, pine cones, rugs..I am up to my eyeballs with this dog.. I make no claim to the dumbest dog ever, she is my husbands.. He picked her over the one I originally picked out.. #dumbestdongontheplanet...
i feel better.1 -
My son wants me to skydive with him on his birthday next year. Even though it's on my Bucket list, I'm *kitten* myself just thinking about it...2
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Ooooh! That got through the filters!2
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i confess that im playing mario kart now and im being abused by these turtle shells4
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I want to trade my dog in on a new one... this stupid dog eats everything.. mattresses, rocks, wood, pine cones, rugs..I am up to my eyeballs with this dog.. I make no claim to the dumbest dog ever, she is my husbands.. He picked her over the one I originally picked out.. #dumbestdongontheplanet...
i feel better.
put him in a kennel/crate so he wont be able to chew your stuff0 -
PowerMan40 wrote: »I want to trade my dog in on a new one... this stupid dog eats everything.. mattresses, rocks, wood, pine cones, rugs..I am up to my eyeballs with this dog.. I make no claim to the dumbest dog ever, she is my husbands.. He picked her over the one I originally picked out.. #dumbestdongontheplanet...
i feel better.
put him in a kennel/crate so he wont be able to chew your stuff
we tried kennel training already.. she is three and she is a HUGE dog and just one big hot mess..0 -
PowerMan40 wrote: »I want to trade my dog in on a new one... this stupid dog eats everything.. mattresses, rocks, wood, pine cones, rugs..I am up to my eyeballs with this dog.. I make no claim to the dumbest dog ever, she is my husbands.. He picked her over the one I originally picked out.. #dumbestdongontheplanet...
i feel better.
put him in a kennel/crate so he wont be able to chew your stuff
we tried kennel training already.. she is three and she is a HUGE dog and just one big hot mess..
I know all about huge dogs, I have 6 English Mastiffs.... they are all crate trained and dont eat my house, well they use to eat everything, till I crate trained them. Did you know an English mastiff can chew through a solid core door in 2.5 hours, and break into your home... Dont ask How I know this...2 -
PowerMan40 wrote: »PowerMan40 wrote: »I want to trade my dog in on a new one... this stupid dog eats everything.. mattresses, rocks, wood, pine cones, rugs..I am up to my eyeballs with this dog.. I make no claim to the dumbest dog ever, she is my husbands.. He picked her over the one I originally picked out.. #dumbestdongontheplanet...
i feel better.
put him in a kennel/crate so he wont be able to chew your stuff
we tried kennel training already.. she is three and she is a HUGE dog and just one big hot mess..
I know all about huge dogs, I have 6 English Mastiffs.... they are all crate trained and dont eat my house, well they use to eat everything, till I crate trained them. Did you know an English mastiff can chew through a solid core door in 2.5 hours, and break into your home... Dont ask How I know this...
I think this dog is one humongous muscle. She is so freaking strong.
She outgrew her crate, but we had a hard time with her since the beginning. My other 2 dogs are damn near perfect.. I should call her Hooch.
she has one thing going for her, her sad eyes will melt your heart and she is really sweet..0 -
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PowerMan40 wrote: »What kind of go is she, cause she sounds just like my girls... lol
She is a 108 pounds of pure bread chocolate lab.. yes she is that big..0 -
PowerMan40 wrote: »What kind of go is she, cause she sounds just like my girls... lol
She is a 108 pounds of pure bread chocolate lab.. yes she is that big.. I am getting a pic.
Lab that explains it all.... our males are 210lbs and the girls are 180lbs... but they are lazy, not hyper like labs could be.0 -
PowerMan40 wrote: »PowerMan40 wrote: »What kind of go is she, cause she sounds just like my girls... lol
She is a 108 pounds of pure bread chocolate lab.. yes she is that big.. I am getting a pic.
Lab that explains it all.... our males are 210lbs and the girls are 180lbs... but they are lazy, not hyper like labs could be.
Hyper??? she is the devil!
edit.. removed pics who wants to see my devil dog.. anyways she chewed off the license plate in the front of our car and and even ate the tires..0 -
PowerMan40 wrote: »What kind of go is she, cause she sounds just like my girls... lol
@PowerMan40 Omg, 6?? I would be in heaven. I did mastiff rescue for years. Love, love, love the big mushy guys. Such fantastic animals. My neo mastiff was my favorite. Died of heart failure due to his abusive past, but THE BEST dog I have ever been owned by - bar none.0 -
Broomstick_Boo wrote: »My son wants me to skydive with him on his birthday next year. Even though it's on my Bucket list, I'm *kitten* myself just thinking about it...
I wanted to do one for years. I'm scared of heights and suffer from vertigo but the worst part was getting IN the plane, the instructor had to tell me to wait as I was so keen to throw myself out. Do it, it will be an experience ...1 -
When I go out alone I sometimes sit in my truck longer than I need to just to have some alone time.4
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rugratz2015 wrote: »Broomstick_Boo wrote: »My son wants me to skydive with him on his birthday next year. Even though it's on my Bucket list, I'm *kitten* myself just thinking about it...
I wanted to do one for years. I'm scared of heights and suffer from vertigo but the worst part was getting IN the plane, the instructor had to tell me to wait as I was so keen to throw myself out. Do it, it will be an experience ...
I would have jumped out of the plane while it was sitting tarmac idling, landing face first on the concrete with the parachute then deploying like a party favor and then slowly fluttering back down to cover my prone and lifeless body.
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rugratz2015 wrote: »Broomstick_Boo wrote: »My son wants me to skydive with him on his birthday next year. Even though it's on my Bucket list, I'm *kitten* myself just thinking about it...
I wanted to do one for years. I'm scared of heights and suffer from vertigo but the worst part was getting IN the plane, the instructor had to tell me to wait as I was so keen to throw myself out. Do it, it will be an experience ...
Yep, I've a fear of heights too.( love rollercoasters, though-go figure!)
Well done for going through with it!0 -
My sister and I once got into a argument while we were cleaning out our horses stalls.
It got heated and I threw a fork full of horse crap at her. She then threw a horse halter at my head and split my head open. Good times.
We laugh about it now!1 -
My sister and I once got into a argument while we were cleaning out our horses stalls.
It got heated and I threw a fork full of horse crap at her. She then threw a horse halter at my head and split my head open. Good times.
We laugh about it now!
Horses wear halters?
Do they also wear matching hot pants?0 -
sw33tp3a_1 wrote: »When I go out alone I sometimes sit in my truck longer than I need to just to have some alone time.
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PowerMan40 wrote: »What kind of go is she, cause she sounds just like my girls... lol
@PowerMan40 Omg, 6?? I would be in heaven. I did mastiff rescue for years. Love, love, love the big mushy guys. Such fantastic animals. My neo mastiff was my favorite. Died of heart failure due to his abusive past, but THE BEST dog I have ever been owned by - bar none.
I love big dogs - my dog is just so hyper, I would love for her to just stop jumping on people already. She's so cute - but it's hard to get past when all people see is a pit bull jumping on them to say hi.1 -
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this horse,
.... is she available?
I'm asking for a friend.3 -
I confess I am tired of being judged by men in my life. Why can't I be loved fat or thin? I have been 135 to 200.
It seems that other men love bigger women, but no matter what my weight is I am judged.
My husband with his huge belly, took my little candy stash one night and called me fat.
Pot, you are calling the kettle black.
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She's completely unbroke, and bites.
They wouldn't want her.0 -
I've never read an 'Open Letter' to completion. They're just so pretentious.0
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I confess that I spent half the day yesterday on the internet or my phone and will likely do the same today.
#workisboring3
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