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I'd much rather shake the US presidents hand
thanks obama
how did you manage that?
I'd much rather shake the US presidents hand
I came in here to post that. Except that I'm not so much into lunch splurges. An expensive lunch tends to take too long, which gets in the way of the prime sight-seeing time.
A good vacation (and vacation memory) is priceless. I'd much rather spend two weeks exploring ancient ruins in Asia than spend the same amount of money to get a car with 10 more horsepower (I'm either stuck in traffic or on cruise control so horsepower doesn't matter). I'd much rather be on the top of a spectacular mountain than have a computer/smartphone that is 20% faster than my other computer/smartphone.
I'd much rather shake the US presidents hand, swim with penguins, pet a lion, have a bottle of wine with war survivors after visiting a museum based on them, jump over large crevasses in a glacier while being tethered to complete strangers, see where history happened, be alone in a medieval castle ruin, climb a Roman ruin, etc than have another gadget sitting in my garage/basement gathering dust. All of which I've done recently.
I'm a high spender on electronics. I HATE getting something, wanting to use a feature, and it's not included because I got the "lower end" model.
Wow. Post a pic?
holy shit. what do you do that you need such stuff?
Complete luck.thanks obama
how did you manage that?
True. Although, in cases like that a quick sandwich from a bakery and a good rock gives about the same view.while i do agree with you about wasting too much time at lunch, there are just some places that wouldn't be the same if eating at night while it's dark out.
One $500 hooker or 100 $5 hookers?Shudders.....Cocaine is out of fashion? What year is it? That must explain why I keep losing powder in the wrinkles on the hooker's ass.
Costco quality would never allow wrinkly assed hookers. You must have stopped at Sams...or worse, walmart.
Divorce
Most people expect divorce to be expensive.
Dear, back my wounded heart restore,
And turn away thy powerful eyes
Flatter my willing soul no more,
Love must not hope what Fate denies.
Take, take away thy smiles and kisses,
Thy Love wounds deeper then Disdain,
For he that sees the Heaven he misses,
Sustains two Hels, of losse and pain.
Or in thy unrelenting breast
Should I disdain or coynesse move,
He by thy hate might be releas't,
Who now is prisoner to thy love.
Since then unkind Fate will divorce
Those whom Affection long united,
Be thou as cruel as this force,
And I in death shall be delighted.
Thus whilst so many suppliants woe
And beg they may thy pitty prove,
I onely for thy scorn do sue,
'Tis charity here not to love.
(Thomas Stanley, 1625-1678)