this chick is fat, yo

[Dan BRIGHT]

shremp - good one

[mason55]

wow. uh. this thread got really crazy.


my obvservations:

the girls that post here on a regular basis are not "regular" girls.

they each have their own personalities and quirks, but if you were to outline a "normal" girl none that post here would be close.

i [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] all the girls that post here because they're different from all the stupid skanks i meet at the bars.

i have met duck in person and talk to her on a regular basis and everyone is WAY overreacting about her post.

sometimes i feel uncomfortable for the girls who have to read the [censored] that some retards post on here. sometimes i feel uncomfortable for other groups who get constantly get abused on here.

i don't understand why the retards around here can't treat the females who post as equals instead making incessantly unfunny remarks about how they want to have sex with them.

i do understand why so many "how do i get laid" posts show up after seeing the dumb [censored] that gets posted here.

i don't give a [censored] about impressing girls, but i always try to treat everyone with respect and dignity and i don't understand why, when everyone knows females post here and people OPENLY COMPLAIN that more don't, idiots don't act a little moer civil.

[LittleOldLady]

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am I the only one who's shocked that elaine didn't take Mr. Miller's last name when they married? I mean, I totally didn't see that one coming.

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Why would you be shocked? When I got married in 1968, women routinely took their husbands' names upon marriage, but shortly thereafter educated women largely stopped changing their names. My younger sister, for example, never changed her name. Most of my female colleagues and wives of male colleagues did not change their names. I can only think of one younger female colleague who did change her name. She is a Slavicist, and her maiden name was English. She happened to marry a man with a Slavic surname, and she changed because having a Slavic surname was a plus in getting a job. Frankly I would have been surprised if Elaine had changed her name.

[lapoker17]

duck, i'm rippped.

best wishes.

[KingDan]

IIRC, everyone was very nice to PokerJo.

Well, at least before she had a dick.

[Gunny Highway]

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Oh and by the way, I'm willing to take one for the team.

The chick here that has the picture of my 5'10" 135 lb scranny ass body, complete with 9.5" cock is more then welcome to black out my face and post the pic.

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Please don't.

[Thremp]

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am I the only one who's shocked that elaine didn't take Mr. Miller's last name when they married? I mean, I totally didn't see that one coming.

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Why would you be shocked? When I got married in 1968, women routinely took their husbands' names upon marriage, but shortly thereafter educated women largely stopped changing their names. My younger sister, for example, never changed her name. Most of my female colleagues and wives of male colleagues did not change their names. I can only think of one younger female colleague who did change her name. She is a Slavicist, and her maiden name was English. She happened to marry a man with a Slavic surname, and she changed because having a Slavic surname was a plus in getting a job. Frankly I would have been surprised if Elaine had changed her name.

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You do realize your friends are married to guys with no balls, right?

That bitch is gonna change her name... Even if I have to choke her.

[MelchyBeau]

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Why would you be shocked? When I got married in 1968, women routinely took their husbands' names upon marriage, but shortly thereafter educated women largely stopped changing their names. My younger sister, for example, never changed her name. Most of my female colleagues and wives of male colleagues did not change their names. I can only think of one younger female colleague who did change her name. She is a Slavicist, and her maiden name was English. She happened to marry a man with a Slavic surname, and she changed because having a Slavic surname was a plus in getting a job. Frankly I would have been surprised if Elaine had changed her name.

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I think your experiences are a little skewed by Louisiana Law. Damn that Napoleonic code. A woman's name stays the same unless they go through formal procedures to get it changed.

However, the majority of weddings I have gone to where college educated women have gotten married, the woman took the man's surname. I don't think it is as common as you make it out to be.

Melch

[Gunny Highway]

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Why would you be shocked? When I got married in 1968, women routinely took their husbands' names upon marriage, but shortly thereafter educated women largely stopped changing their names. My younger sister, for example, never changed her name. Most of my female colleagues and wives of male colleagues did not change their names. I can only think of one younger female colleague who did change her name. She is a Slavicist, and her maiden name was English. She happened to marry a man with a Slavic surname, and she changed because having a Slavic surname was a plus in getting a job. Frankly I would have been surprised if Elaine had changed her name.

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I think your experiences are a little skewed by Louisiana Law. Damn that Napoleonic code. A woman's name stays the same unless they go through formal procedures to get it changed.

However, the majority of weddings I have gone to where college educated women have gotten married, the woman took the man's surname. I don't think it is as common as you make it out to be.

Melch

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The thing that's really, really retarded is when men do the hyphenated name thing with the wife's name. That's the most asinine thing ever. Men that do this should have their testicles removed with a rusty nail file.

[Madtown]

Gunny,

Why?

Who changes their name to what if/when I get married is among the least important things to me. It's just a name.