If you are sure she is Indian buy her some beads….will work better than lunch!Firm boobies pute
Easy to say…Well, lookin' back to when my Scottish Witch and I were married 65 years ago, I might tender one piece of advice... (something we have assiduously followed for all that time) :
Never let an argument go overnight.
Dissected to make it plain: It is more fun getting laid after a long, late bedtime than to lay down boiling with an anger that will be a permanent blemish or crack.
That’s up you to find out!
experience speaksWell, lookin' back to when my Scottish Witch and I were married 65 years ago, I might tender one piece of advice... (something we have assiduously followed for all that time) :
Never let an argument go overnight.
Dissected to make it plain: It is more fun getting laid after a long, late bedtime than to lay down boiling with an anger that will be a permanent blemish or crack.
experience speaksEasy to say…
I never spent the whole niteThey taste like their overnight bed smells!
It's all In how it was prepared and how fast the cape comes off.Gamiest meat I ever ate was some sagebrush fed antelope......... wooof.
So his hand has boobies now?That’s up you to find out!
Well, lookin' back to when my Scottish Witch and I were married 65 years ago, I might tender one piece of advice... (something we have assiduously followed for all that time) :
Never let an argument go overnight.
Dissected to make it plain: It is more fun getting laid after a long, late bedtime than to lay down boiling with an anger that will be a permanent blemish or crack.
takes 1 minute with a peach colored sharpie and some talentSo his hand has boobies now?
Our deer in Illinois are corn fed, used to put 3 in the freezer a yearAgree…deer around here sre the same….wild sage grows everywhere. I don’t like deer…elk is a different story….num
I also have been burned by "grassfed" and really learned how to read meat.we bought a local beef , raised on the prairie, and it’s pretty gamey , gamey being sagebrush…
great when it’s ground up and plenty of bbq sauce is added
but yeah , next year we will try a different rancher
During the latter part of the 80s I worked as an assistant to the instructor at the local community college, I was also a student. One of my duties was to administer the Talent Assessment Program(TAP), as far as I know the TAP is still used by colleges and employers to this day. The old style assessments were done through answering questions on a form. TAP was done using practical items to determine a persons abilities. For instance, if you wanted to be a dentist or work with electronics, you would be required to work with small items. During the test you would be given large and small items to assemble, if you became frustrated by trying to assemble a certain size item it would likely indicate you would not be suitable to work at certain careers. I would watch the student and record their level of frustration, it was very obvious to an observer. This is just one example I can think of.There was a multi-day comprehensive series of aptitude tests that I took in 1957 in high school. Mine came out mixed with two salient (and awkwardly odd) points: writing and military. I did both.
Those aptitude tests were uncannily accurate. Where did they go? Did anybody else here get to take them?
Good morning, folks.
This how I respond when I am summoned by 'She who must be obeyed"