Outstanding.

 

Aw, that nice guys thing is so sweet! I actually know guys like that. It's sadly true.

 

You're right Pixy, unfortunately sometimes it is true. I personally have never gone for the "bad boy". I never saw the attraction with having a man who barely treated me with respect. As well as, why would I want someone who would potentially cheat on me? Not that all bad boy's cheat, but a nice guy never would.

In addition, I would like to slap all the women who think they can tame, change, reform "bad boys" into respectful, caring nice guys. It never works Ladies!!!!

Just as men want a lady in the streets, and a whore in the sheets.... Most women should want a nice guy in the streets, and a bad boy in the sheets.

 

This thread should be called, "The truth about derailing threads:"

 

haters gotta hate

The 12 Hatiest Haters Who Ever Hated

you will not believe who #12 is.

 

That I would not have expected, but it does make a certain amount of sense.

 

He had a hatred and he acted on that hatred in a positive way. He did not hate the people but the situation and he worked to change that situation.

 

Exactly, it would be nice if more people in influential positions in the world would do the same. Maybe some of the problems we all deal with could be finally ended.

 

Anyone disagree?

 

You know you had a good night when you wake up to find your favourite white skirt and pink top covered in big red wine stains. Especially if you don't even LIKE red wine.

On an unrelated note, does anybody have advice on getting red wine stains out of clothes?

 

Sounds like a good night out!

Over here we have a fabric stain remover called Wizz, I expect there's an equivalent brand there. Soak in luke-warm water, apply stain remover and allow to soak for half an hour.



Alternatively, pour red wine all over so it looks like a tie-die hippy chic skirt ...?

 

http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Red-Wine-from-Fabric
http://home.howstuffworks.com/how-to-remove-rose-and-red-wine-stains.htm
http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-remove-red-wine-stains/

some methods use another alcohol to dissolve the red wine out of the fabric
some methods use a NON-CHLORINE bleach to pull the stain out

 

Apparently, you lucky 'Muricans are headed for the Arctic Vortex, verse two . And the way I hear it, some places don't do the snow-thing so well. They're all like:



And while yous guys are enjoying the pretty white flurries and chilly evenings, we're getting the heatwaves from hell, one after another. Just dandy, you know?

Give me winter over summer any day. And yes, you have my permission to remind me I said that in a few months when I moan about winter.

 

Pixy - you describe how people deal with snow in my part of America, including when it rains during the monsoon.

 

"Snow" is the filthiest, crudest, most vulgar word in the grocery industry around here. Everyone thinks we'll be snowed in for months.

Fuckin' idjits.

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I will agree that snow is one of those dirty little four letter words which should not be uttered in polite company but I have yet to see anywhere that the snow is able to stay as an impediment to a functioning society - this can be due to location and snow physically not being able to stick around or more than a few days or civilly where the government has organized snow removal. That is not to say that I have not seen times where people were snowed in for over a week at a time.

 

Someone just invited me for dinner. I'm not going.

 

Queef Beef? Is that another way to say "Clam Digging?"

 

I'm not at a place where I can decline dinner invitations. Even for vegetarian food, which is basically what I'm living on at the moment. It will be nice to have eat my daily portion of front-lawn grass on bread for a change.

I use the front lawn, since the dog is mostly in the backyard.