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JuiceB
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Well I am passionate about steak.
awkwardamanda
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I'd like to find a guy like that.:shyness:I personally dont drink at all lol, and i get so bored watching sports.
Im an anomoly!
ImNotMyIllness
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I like to play sports but I don't really like to watch. I don't mind it but I won't do it on my own. But I do feel like I'm in the minority. Every time I meet a guy, sports are always brought up. I never have anything to say.
Less Than Jake ft. Kel Mitchell - We're All Dudes - YouTube
Man Woman it doesn't matter because you're both dudes.
Man Woman it doesn't matter because you're both dudes.
awkwardamanda
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My ex-boyfriend used to make me sit and watch while he played sports video games, watched sports on TV, and read sports blogs. It was mind-numbingly boring. I can sit through the odd game but that was hell.
Kiwong
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I heard a girl sobbing in the bushes near the KFC. She told me she had missed her train and that she had bipolar, and wondered if I could help her find somewhere to stay. So I bought my dinner in KFC and she asked for a Mountain Dew, which I bought her.
I decided to help her, because she said she a mental illness and appeared vulnerable and alone. Her story didn't quite add up, and she seemed to be a bit out of it.
So I drove the a backpackers hostel, and the YHA, but there they full up. It sounded as if she had no money. The bloke at the YHA said they see of lot of homelessness in Coffs, and the town has very little support for that issue.
She asked me to drive her to Casino, which about 180km away, I said no. She asked if she could stay in my place I said no to that as well.
In the end I took her to the Police station, and they were able to help her and organise for her to stay at a women' s refuge. I wished her good luck as I left her there.
Maybe I did the right thing, I tried to help someone in need, maybe I am an OK person, and I am a man.
I decided to help her, because she said she a mental illness and appeared vulnerable and alone. Her story didn't quite add up, and she seemed to be a bit out of it.
So I drove the a backpackers hostel, and the YHA, but there they full up. It sounded as if she had no money. The bloke at the YHA said they see of lot of homelessness in Coffs, and the town has very little support for that issue.
She asked me to drive her to Casino, which about 180km away, I said no. She asked if she could stay in my place I said no to that as well.
In the end I took her to the Police station, and they were able to help her and organise for her to stay at a women' s refuge. I wished her good luck as I left her there.
Maybe I did the right thing, I tried to help someone in need, maybe I am an OK person, and I am a man.
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twiggle
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Kiwong
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Winja, my KFC dinner acutally went cold, that's how long it took!
That's fantastic; it's things like this that reignite my belief in humanity. You done good.
awkwardamanda
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For the record, some of us don't.
How birds lost their penises
"Brennan's favorite explanation is that it has to do with female choice. Mating behavior in many birds is forced. But when birds such as chickens mate via what's described as a "cloacal kiss," sperm can't enter a female unless she cooperates and turns her cloaca inside out. If she doesn't budge, fertilization won't happen."
^Evolutionary response to bird-rape? :sad:
"Brennan's favorite explanation is that it has to do with female choice. Mating behavior in many birds is forced. But when birds such as chickens mate via what's described as a "cloacal kiss," sperm can't enter a female unless she cooperates and turns her cloaca inside out. If she doesn't budge, fertilization won't happen."
^Evolutionary response to bird-rape? :sad:
BlueDays
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^ Exactly!
I wish there was a switch we could press to turn our reproductive parts "off" if we choose to.:sad: