LGigolo wrote: It was not a problem of mine - it was a problem of yours... you always asked me to finish the job outside cause you don't like to shower!!! yes thats it... finish it outside.... riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!nada que ver with the fact that you couldnt even get it up huh?
3 more post from chale and we have another Master...
Chale_Tanga wrote: LGigolo wrote: Friends w/benefits can be a good thing too stop trying to corrupt my friend!Imma tell yo moma on you! If ya tell my momma I'mma make you mah babys momma!
Now, the bad news: You could be headed toward a dead end if…
1. You roll your eyes at each other during an argument You say potato, your date says… well, even if he or she says it the same way, it's a given you're not going to see eye-to-eye on everything. And that's okay—your differences are what make things interesting! But while disagreeing is fine, it's bad news if one of you rolls your eyes at the other during the argument. "The reason you roll your eyes at someone is because the other person is saying something you think makes absolutely no sense to you and you don't respect what they're saying," says Hamburg. And since R-E-S-P-E-C-T is the cornerstone to any good relationship, take any eye-rolling you or your mate does as a bad omen.
2. You can't handle the uncomfortable silences Every date has its quiet lulls here and there when the dialogue runs dry, and if these moments don't faze you, congratulations for reaching that comfort level. But if you find yourself squirming in your seat, trying to come up with things to say, checking your cell phone hoping to find a voicemail, or going back to the same old topics ("Have you talked to your sister lately?") that could spell trouble, since it shows you're not really relaxed when you're around them.
3. Your dates are always chock-full of distractions It's healthy for you and your love to fill your time together with fun activities and mutual friends—that is, as long as that's not all you do together. "It's not a good sign if the only things you're saying to each other are, 'Let's hang with friends, or let's do something like go to the ballgame or a movie,'" says Wolf. The reason: These things are buffers that help you avoid really getting to know each other, which may indicate that your one-on-one time ain't so thrilling. If an offer of "Tonight, let's just hang out together alone" doesn't sound exciting, ask yourself: Do you really want to spend the rest of your life with this person?
4. You find yourself criticizing little things about each other Everyone tends to be positive to each other on the first few dates, "but if the other person starts making critical comments like they don't like what you're wearing, that's not good," says Dr. Hamburg. Criticism, whether you realize it or not, is a way of pushing someone away—so if either of you are saying things that seem innocuous like, "That shirt looks weird" or "How can you stand living on this street?" you're tapping into a bigger problem.
5. You only want to deal with each other when the chips are up It's a red flag if the person you're with gives you the cold shoulder when you're not feeling hunky dory about something in your life. Happily-ever-after means loving — or at least liking — someone when life isn't so sweet.
yes thats it... finish it outside.... riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!nada que ver with the fact that you couldnt even get it up huh? 
stop trying to corrupt my friend!Imma tell yo moma on you! If ya tell my momma I'mma make you mah babys momma! 
