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Rule #2, section c; If you already hate the fucker and are due to take leave of him, immaterial.

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Old 02-14-2006   #16 (permalink)
MASSIVEPKGO_CHUCK is offline

Rule #2, section c; If you already hate the fucker and are due to take leave of him, immaterial.
 
Old 02-14-2006   #17 (permalink)
Fredneck1951 is offline

Ah yes, eternal verities. I would make a few modifications, to wit:

8. It's the driver's bladder that determines pit stops.
22. No talking in a public bathroom except maybe at the sinks or in line, and no using adjacent urinals unless there are no others available.

Also, this is culturally bounded of course, it's ok to get misty, NOT CRY, but get misty while watching "Pride of the Yankees" or "Brian's Song".
 
Old 02-14-2006   #18 (permalink)
MASSIVEPKGO_CHUCK is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by IanTheTall
I think one can cry if half the bottles break, get misty eyed over a stalled beer truck.
I'll trump you on that; Get teary-eyed and a runny nose if the truck should land on your yard with only a small percentage of the bottle busted and not shaken up.
 
Old 02-14-2006   #19 (permalink)
delivery boy is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by Fredneck1951
Ah yes, eternal verities. I would make a few modifications, to wit:

8. It's the driver's bladder that determines pit stops.
22. No talking in a public bathroom except maybe at the sinks or in line, and no using adjacent urinals unless there are no others available.

Also, this is culturally bounded of course, it's ok to get misty, NOT CRY, but get misty while watching "Pride of the Yankees" or "Brian's Song".
I agree. Speaking as a big Bears fan, "Brian's Song" is an acceptiable time to get a little misty.
 
Old 02-14-2006   #20 (permalink)
MASSIVEPKGO_CHUCK is offline

Re: #11:

Must be provisional on the fact that you are not encumbered by your GF, and that you won this trip otherwise it's all a dream.
 
Old 02-17-2006   #21 (permalink)
HickBoy is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by windtalkerways
Humour in a man is sexy...
A little song,
a little dance,
a little seltzer
down your pants...


TA-DAAAAA!!!
 
Old 02-17-2006   #22 (permalink)
windtalkerways is offline

Yes HickBoy...you did it...

You hit my H-spot (humour)
it was so good!
 
Old 02-17-2006   #23 (permalink)
Sorcerer is offline

*When assembling something, the instructions are only used as a last resort
*Toilets should never, EVER have fuzzy things on the lid or rugs at the base.
 
Old 08-03-2006   #24 (permalink)
Gisella is offline



Well for me rule 14 is to be disregard and about rule 27 if giving Playstation add a fat gift certificate from nice shoe store too...
 
Old 08-05-2006   #25 (permalink)
Fireballs is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by headbang8
But not in a woman, it seems. I heard on NPR the other day that somebody did a survey on what the genders found attractive in each other. Top of the list of qualities women look for in men is sense of humour. It ranked somewhere near the bottom for men seeking females.
Ms. Garofalo:
Funny, witty, sexy, hot.
Hell yes, I'd do her!
 
Old 08-05-2006   #26 (permalink)
mtguy1972 is offline

ok, part of me can laugh about it, but then part of me gets angry...we get so many "rules" about what we can/can't do, it takes away our humanity...

the title should be "rules for homophobic men who are insecure about their manhood and won't have healthy relationships"
 
Old 08-05-2006   #27 (permalink)
hypolimnas is offline

...we get so many "rules" about what we can/can't do, it takes away our humanity...

Dude relax, this thread is a refreshing literary masterpiece.

I like to take men as I find them. It might not be the way you want to live, but there is nothing inherently homophobic here. Btw, behaviour is no certain indication of what individual people do, or do not, find erotic.

If homophobia has taken away your humanity, then I'd like to respectfully suggest that it might be time for you to claim your right to your individual life, and take responsibility for your own personal happiness, and well being. No rant on LSPG can help you with that.

Before you think of attacking me personally, you might like to read some of my other posts first. If you choose to take issue with what I have said here, please feel free to pm me rather than hijack a valuable thread. Thanks.
 
Old 08-05-2006   #28 (permalink)
IanTheTall is offline

I thought this thread was a about humor and irony.
 
Old 08-05-2006   #29 (permalink)
Ed69 is offline

Thanks Mark I neede a laugh today LOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!
 
Old 08-07-2006   #30 (permalink)
dolf250 is offline

Quote:
Originally Posted by mtguy1972
ok, part of me can laugh about it, but then part of me gets angry...we get so many "rules" about what we can/can't do, it takes away our humanity...

the title should be "rules for homophobic men who are insecure about their manhood and won't have healthy relationships"
Aside from the rules on the washroom and weight room I can't imagine why you would find them homophobic. I find it a refreshing post that gave me quite a chuckle. Even if I don't agree with all of them, I know many people who would. (Come to think of it according to #14 I need to start questioning my manhood.)
 

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