81Katz wrote: » Jealously, insecurities, possessiveness, hot headed. Can't carry a conversation. No sense of humor. Can't put their phone down. Substance abuse problems. Narcissistic. Bad hygiene. Mama's boy. Deadbeat, lazy.
leut_underpants wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » leut_underpants wrote: » SwannySez wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » I smolder with rage when they're financially supporting their adult offspring and their grandchildren then they won't buy me a pair of front row tickets to the Barry Manilow concert. That's because you came and you gave without taking, but I sent you away. @newmeadow is Maggie? You're so mean. And it was Mandy. She was his dog. He wrote that song for her. Didn't you watch his interview on the Today Show? Time for fact checking... I'm not mean. At least not right now. :flowerforyou: The song was originally Brandy, not recorded first by Manilow, and thus not about Manilow's anything. He didn't write it, he only changed the name and covered it. The original writer has clarified that the song wasn't about a dog, that was only a ruse to get rid of a reporter. I've only watched the Today show as a captive in a dentist's chair. I find it incredibly shallow television. I have no idea about Mandy's or dogs or Barry Manilow, but I do know how to page @newmeadow aaaaand be unintentionally mean.
newmeadow wrote: » leut_underpants wrote: » SwannySez wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » I smolder with rage when they're financially supporting their adult offspring and their grandchildren then they won't buy me a pair of front row tickets to the Barry Manilow concert. That's because you came and you gave without taking, but I sent you away. @newmeadow is Maggie? You're so mean. And it was Mandy. She was his dog. He wrote that song for her. Didn't you watch his interview on the Today Show?
leut_underpants wrote: » SwannySez wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » I smolder with rage when they're financially supporting their adult offspring and their grandchildren then they won't buy me a pair of front row tickets to the Barry Manilow concert. That's because you came and you gave without taking, but I sent you away. @newmeadow is Maggie?
SwannySez wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » I smolder with rage when they're financially supporting their adult offspring and their grandchildren then they won't buy me a pair of front row tickets to the Barry Manilow concert. That's because you came and you gave without taking, but I sent you away.
newmeadow wrote: » I smolder with rage when they're financially supporting their adult offspring and their grandchildren then they won't buy me a pair of front row tickets to the Barry Manilow concert.
newmeadow wrote: » waytoofat3 wrote: » Smoking is a deal breakerAlways btchyLazy Glued to their phone Nagging Poor hygiene Sometimes is okay though as long as it's not most of the time. I figure three days out of a seven day week is fair.
waytoofat3 wrote: » Smoking is a deal breakerAlways btchyLazy Glued to their phone Nagging Poor hygiene
newmeadow wrote: » ythannah wrote: » leut_underpants wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » leut_underpants wrote: » SwannySez wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » I smolder with rage when they're financially supporting their adult offspring and their grandchildren then they won't buy me a pair of front row tickets to the Barry Manilow concert. That's because you came and you gave without taking, but I sent you away. @newmeadow is Maggie? You're so mean. And it was Mandy. She was his dog. He wrote that song for her. Didn't you watch his interview on the Today Show? Time for fact checking... I'm not mean. At least not right now. :flowerforyou: The song was originally Brandy, not recorded first by Manilow, and thus not about Manilow's anything. He didn't write it, he only changed the name and covered it. The original writer has clarified that the song wasn't about a dog, that was only a ruse to get rid of a reporter. I've only watched the Today show as a captive in a dentist's chair. I find it incredibly shallow television. I have no idea about Mandy's or dogs or Barry Manilow, but I do know how to page @newmeadow aaaaand be unintentionally mean. Shannon was a dog however... OMG. You mean the one who drifted out to sea?
ythannah wrote: » leut_underpants wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » leut_underpants wrote: » SwannySez wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » I smolder with rage when they're financially supporting their adult offspring and their grandchildren then they won't buy me a pair of front row tickets to the Barry Manilow concert. That's because you came and you gave without taking, but I sent you away. @newmeadow is Maggie? You're so mean. And it was Mandy. She was his dog. He wrote that song for her. Didn't you watch his interview on the Today Show? Time for fact checking... I'm not mean. At least not right now. :flowerforyou: The song was originally Brandy, not recorded first by Manilow, and thus not about Manilow's anything. He didn't write it, he only changed the name and covered it. The original writer has clarified that the song wasn't about a dog, that was only a ruse to get rid of a reporter. I've only watched the Today show as a captive in a dentist's chair. I find it incredibly shallow television. I have no idea about Mandy's or dogs or Barry Manilow, but I do know how to page @newmeadow aaaaand be unintentionally mean. Shannon was a dog however...
AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: » IHaveMyActTogether wrote: » Y'all are lying. If you find someone you have extreme levels of chemistry with, all those standards get relaxed. Lady hasn't had a man in 2yrs. Some man of the look of her dreams makes eye contact and holds it. They see each other again, and again. Here and there around town they run into each other and every time is magical. She lays awake thinking of him. He finally asks her out. He spends a lot of money and gives her the sweetest kiss she's ever had. Made her see stars behind her closed eyes. She can't eat, can't sleep over thoughts of him. They have four more very extravagant dates and he fights his desire for sex for her, because, he wants to go slow he says, because he thinks this time, it's the real thing. The next date, she is practically throbbing for wanting for him. He hints that tonight is the night. They go for a long walk. He lights a cigarette. She immediately calls the whole thing off, because smoking is on her list of no-nos. NOT. GONNA. HAPPEN. More likely than not, she'll ask him what brand he likes and buy him a pack for post coitus purpose. "Throbbing for him" Mills and Boon forever x
IHaveMyActTogether wrote: » Y'all are lying. If you find someone you have extreme levels of chemistry with, all those standards get relaxed. Lady hasn't had a man in 2yrs. Some man of the look of her dreams makes eye contact and holds it. They see each other again, and again. Here and there around town they run into each other and every time is magical. She lays awake thinking of him. He finally asks her out. He spends a lot of money and gives her the sweetest kiss she's ever had. Made her see stars behind her closed eyes. She can't eat, can't sleep over thoughts of him. They have four more very extravagant dates and he fights his desire for sex for her, because, he wants to go slow he says, because he thinks this time, it's the real thing. The next date, she is practically throbbing for wanting for him. He hints that tonight is the night. They go for a long walk. He lights a cigarette. She immediately calls the whole thing off, because smoking is on her list of no-nos. NOT. GONNA. HAPPEN. More likely than not, she'll ask him what brand he likes and buy him a pack for post coitus purpose.
newmeadow wrote: » waytoofat3 wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » waytoofat3 wrote: » Smoking is a deal breakerAlways btchyLazy Glued to their phone Nagging Poor hygiene Sometimes is okay though as long as it's not most of the time. I figure three days out of a seven day week is fair. Being like that nearly 50% of the time is fair? Not in my house it isn't. I'll take sarcasm , sassy remarks and occasionally being cussed out when I'm an *kitten* ,but no way in hell am I listening to continual btching and nagging. I grew up listening to that *kitten* and don't put up with it as an adult. But what if you constantly choose awful movies?
waytoofat3 wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » waytoofat3 wrote: » Smoking is a deal breakerAlways btchyLazy Glued to their phone Nagging Poor hygiene Sometimes is okay though as long as it's not most of the time. I figure three days out of a seven day week is fair. Being like that nearly 50% of the time is fair? Not in my house it isn't. I'll take sarcasm , sassy remarks and occasionally being cussed out when I'm an *kitten* ,but no way in hell am I listening to continual btching and nagging. I grew up listening to that *kitten* and don't put up with it as an adult.
AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: » IHaveMyActTogether wrote: » AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: » IHaveMyActTogether wrote: » Y'all are lying. If you find someone you have extreme levels of chemistry with, all those standards get relaxed. Lady hasn't had a man in 2yrs. Some man of the look of her dreams makes eye contact and holds it. They see each other again, and again. Here and there around town they run into each other and every time is magical. She lays awake thinking of him. He finally asks her out. He spends a lot of money and gives her the sweetest kiss she's ever had. Made her see stars behind her closed eyes. She can't eat, can't sleep over thoughts of him. They have four more very extravagant dates and he fights his desire for sex for her, because, he wants to go slow he says, because he thinks this time, it's the real thing. The next date, she is practically throbbing for wanting for him. He hints that tonight is the night. They go for a long walk. He lights a cigarette. She immediately calls the whole thing off, because smoking is on her list of no-nos. NOT. GONNA. HAPPEN. More likely than not, she'll ask him what brand he likes and buy him a pack for post coitus purpose. "Throbbing for him" Mills and Boon forever x If you haven't throbbed, you haven't lived, girl. Dam. My life has been meaningless.
IHaveMyActTogether wrote: » AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: » IHaveMyActTogether wrote: » Y'all are lying. If you find someone you have extreme levels of chemistry with, all those standards get relaxed. Lady hasn't had a man in 2yrs. Some man of the look of her dreams makes eye contact and holds it. They see each other again, and again. Here and there around town they run into each other and every time is magical. She lays awake thinking of him. He finally asks her out. He spends a lot of money and gives her the sweetest kiss she's ever had. Made her see stars behind her closed eyes. She can't eat, can't sleep over thoughts of him. They have four more very extravagant dates and he fights his desire for sex for her, because, he wants to go slow he says, because he thinks this time, it's the real thing. The next date, she is practically throbbing for wanting for him. He hints that tonight is the night. They go for a long walk. He lights a cigarette. She immediately calls the whole thing off, because smoking is on her list of no-nos. NOT. GONNA. HAPPEN. More likely than not, she'll ask him what brand he likes and buy him a pack for post coitus purpose. "Throbbing for him" Mills and Boon forever x If you haven't throbbed, you haven't lived, girl.
AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » waytoofat3 wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » waytoofat3 wrote: » Smoking is a deal breakerAlways btchyLazy Glued to their phone Nagging Poor hygiene Sometimes is okay though as long as it's not most of the time. I figure three days out of a seven day week is fair. Being like that nearly 50% of the time is fair? Not in my house it isn't. I'll take sarcasm , sassy remarks and occasionally being cussed out when I'm an *kitten* ,but no way in hell am I listening to continual btching and nagging. I grew up listening to that *kitten* and don't put up with it as an adult. But what if you constantly choose awful movies? or left the toilet seat up...
AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: » waytoofat3 wrote: » AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » waytoofat3 wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » waytoofat3 wrote: » Smoking is a deal breakerAlways btchyLazy Glued to their phone Nagging Poor hygiene Sometimes is okay though as long as it's not most of the time. I figure three days out of a seven day week is fair. Being like that nearly 50% of the time is fair? Not in my house it isn't. I'll take sarcasm , sassy remarks and occasionally being cussed out when I'm an *kitten* ,but no way in hell am I listening to continual btching and nagging. I grew up listening to that *kitten* and don't put up with it as an adult. But what if you constantly choose awful movies? or left the toilet seat up... I don't get bichy when it's always being left down 😛 don't start with me tiger........
waytoofat3 wrote: » AgainWithTheSurfyPants wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » waytoofat3 wrote: » newmeadow wrote: » waytoofat3 wrote: » Smoking is a deal breakerAlways btchyLazy Glued to their phone Nagging Poor hygiene Sometimes is okay though as long as it's not most of the time. I figure three days out of a seven day week is fair. Being like that nearly 50% of the time is fair? Not in my house it isn't. I'll take sarcasm , sassy remarks and occasionally being cussed out when I'm an *kitten* ,but no way in hell am I listening to continual btching and nagging. I grew up listening to that *kitten* and don't put up with it as an adult. But what if you constantly choose awful movies? or left the toilet seat up... I don't get bichy when it's always being left down 😛
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