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The discussion revolves around users sharing and commenting on personal photos, with an emphasis on humor and light-hearted banter. Participants are encouraged to post their pictures, leading to playful teasing and creative edits using photo editing software like GIMP. Several users express excitement about sharing their images, while others comment on the challenges of uploading photos due to size restrictions. The thread showcases a mix of serious and humorous exchanges, with some users sharing older photos and others discussing their current appearances. There are also discussions about the aesthetics of photos, with users jokingly critiquing each other's looks and sharing funny edited versions of their images. Overall, the thread fosters a sense of community and camaraderie among participants through shared visuals and playful interactions.
  • #1,741
laminatedevildoll said:
I used naminator from gamespy.com to generate a name.
:smile: :smile: :smile: :smile: :smile: You hang on to this one Marlon.
 
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  • #1,742
Smurf said:
:smile: :smile: :smile: :smile: :smile: You hang on to this one Marlon.

May I ask, what that implies?! Naminator is no longer available.
 
  • #1,743
Smurf said:
:smile: :smile: :smile: :smile: :smile: You hang on to this one Marlon.
:smile: :smile: :smile: :smile:

ok, i just needed 5 minutes to recover from laughing my ass off. This is what i would call an insightful reply

marlon
 
  • #1,744
laminatedevildoll said:
Well, I wasn't implying that at all. I just have low self-esteem and the fact that your hotness level is off the richter scale. In any case, that's my problem, not yours. In any case, thank you for making my day earlier.
thankyou... :blushing:
And you're very welcome. I'm more than happy to make a lovely lady's day.

laminatedevildoll said:
I was hesitant to reveal it because everyone in PF is so hot.
You fit in with all the lovely PF ladies just fine. I promise.
 
  • #1,745
laminatedevildoll, the guys are right, you have an exotic, sultry look that could make you a model!
 
  • #1,746
TheStatutoryApe's hotness is off the erection scale?





Oops, a misreading.:blushing: A relief, really it is such a long way to SoCal..
 
  • #1,747
arildno said:
Oops, a misreading.:blushing: A relief, really it is such a long way to SoCal..
arildno...<shakes head> what am I going to do with you? :wink:
 
  • #1,748
Evo said:
laminatedevildoll, the guys are right, you have an exotic, sultry look that could make you a model!

Wow, thank you Evo. I have gotten that before but I always thought people were making fun of me; after all I am only 5' 7 and not skinny at all. BTW, this is completely out of subject, but do you think it's possible to find a man who cooks? What are the possibilities?

And as for the exotic part, I am Sri Lankan/Portugese/Arabic and a little bit of Dutch. But most people think I am either Indian or Mexican.
arildno said:
TheStatutoryApe's hotness is off the erection scale?

I should start saying that instead. A very creative/carnal statement, indeed. You said it best, arildno.
 
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  • #1,749
laminatedevildoll said:
Wow, thank you Evo. I have gotten that before but I always thought people were making fun of me; after all I am only 5' 7 and not skinny at all.
Voluptuous. Very important in a femme fatale.

It looks from your courses like you're quite brainy as well. Geophysics must be a fascinating subject.
 
  • #1,750
zoobyshoe said:
Voluptuous. Very important in a femme fatale. .
Frankly, I don't mind being like Tomb Raider or like Mrs. Smith. All I need is a whip. Is that too extreme?

zoobyshoe said:
It looks from your courses like you're quite brainy as well. Geophysics must be a fascinating subject.

Geophysics is a great subject. Most of my research work concerns programming... modeling faults and stuff. Apparently, we are trying to put together a program that would ultimately predict the possibilities of earthquakes in southern california. I cannot believe that the possibility of another earthquake in california is very high. After all, next year is the anniversary of the big 1906 quake in San Francisco.
 
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  • #1,751
laminatedevildoll said:
do you think it's possible to find a man who cooks?
I cook. :biggrin:
And from what I've read in GD it seems there are plenty of males on PF that cook so it must not be that hard to find one.
 
  • #1,752
TheStatutoryApe said:
I cook. :biggrin:
And from what I've read in GD it seems there are plenty of males on PF that cook so it must not be that hard to find one.
Now that's what I need: a physicist who cooks. What can you cook TheStatutoryApe? BTW, interesting name.
 
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  • #1,753
laminatedevildoll said:
Now that's what I need: a physicist who cooks. What can you cook TheStatutoryApe? BTW, interesting name.
I sent you a PM instead of continuing the conversation here.
 
  • #1,754
laminatedevildoll said:
Frankly, I don't mind being like Tomb Raider or like Mrs. Smith. All I need is a whip. Is that too extreme?
No. Miss Evo, Mistress of the Dark, might even give you whip lessons if she's in the mood. I'll have to do some thinking about the movie plot though: Laminatedevildoll: Geophysicist Fatale!
Geophysics is a great subject. Most of my research work concerns programming... modeling faults and stuff.
I live in San Diego. I saw a map of the faults they know about under the city. It was pretty shocking.
I cannot believe that the possibility of another earthquake in california is very high.
I think you mean another BIG earthquakes. There's little ones all the time. I certainly hope there are no impending big ones in urban areas. I've been through 5 or so since I've lived here: big enough to shake the building I was in. It's pretty unnerving.
 
  • #1,755
marlon said:
only You can express himself like that :approve:
Anybody can; I'm just the only one assinine enough to do it publicly.

laminatedevildoll said:
I am not so sure about wearing risque clothing...
When you're not sure about something, leave the decision in the hands of an expert. Do it!

laminatedevildoll said:
everyone in PF is so hot.
Apparently you missed the page with my picture on it.

Evo said:
arildno...<shakes head> what am I going to do with you? :wink:
C'mon, Evo... you've got to be used to it by now. If a hot guy shows up, arildno is the first one in vying for pole position.

laminatedevildoll said:
All I need is a whip. Is that too extreme?
Are you kidding?! Around here, that's absolutely mundane. Go check out the stories about the electroejaculator. (Down, arildno; it's for rhinos only!)

laminatedevildoll said:
Geophysics is a great subject. Most of my research work concerns programming... modeling faults and stuff. Apparently, we are trying to put together a program that would ultimately predict the possibilities of earthquakes in southern california.
I hope that you post lots of stuff about it. It's a subject that interests me a lot, but somehow I haven't had much exposure to it.

laminatedevildoll said:
do you think it's possible to find a man who cooks?
My cookbook has two whole chapters:
1) How to Work a Can Opener
2) How to Work a Microwave
(But I'm sure that for the likes of you I could figure out Peking Duck or Oysters Rockefeller.)
 
  • #1,756
Danger said:
Anybody can; C'mon, Evo... you've got to be used to it by now. If a hot guy shows up, arildno is the first one in vying for pole position.
:blushing:
You have bumfounded me.
I don't even get my grammar right.. :cry:
 
  • #1,757
arildno said:
:blushing:
You have bumfounded me.
I don't even get my grammar right.. :cry:
:smile: :smile: :smile:
 
  • #1,758
I suppose it helps to have a visual of who you are talking to. And it seems that everyone is having a lot of fun with it so here is me.
 

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  • #1,759
Skyhunter:
You have a face that indicates you've undestood the basic, for ever valuable lessons the three guys visible on your T-shirt tried to tell us all.

Hopefully, with time, I'll learn those lessons as well, whether or not my face follows suit.
 
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  • #1,760
arildno said:
Skyhunter:
You have a face that indicates you've undestood the basic, for ever valuable lessons the three guys visible on your T-shirt tried to tell us all.

Hopefully, with time, I'll learn those lessons as well, whether or not my face follows suit.
I think he's saying you look old, and I totally disagree. :biggrin:
 
  • #1,761
I would have put it that he looked like a kind person..
 
  • #1,762
arildno said:
I would have put it that he looked like a kind person..
Nice save. :wink: Yes, he looks very kind too. I wonder if we could guess the other people on his shirt... I really want to know what they all have in common.
 
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  • #1,763
zoobyshoe said:
No. Miss Evo, Mistress of the Dark, might even give you whip lessons if she's in the mood. I'll have to do some thinking about the movie plot though: Laminatedevildoll: Geophysicist Fatale!

That's a great title! I wonder if there are any classes that I can attend during the academic year (besides Physics) on the side for whipping lessons. I am sure there are many ways to handle a whip that I don't know of.

zoobyshoe said:
I live in San Diego. I saw a map of the faults they know about under the city. It was pretty shocking.
I think you mean another BIG earthquakes. There's little ones all the time. I certainly hope there are no impending big ones in urban areas. I've been through 5 or so since I've lived here: big enough to shake the building I was in. It's pretty unnerving.
Yeah, there were about three small little earthquakes all in one week here some time ago. I don't know; I guess I'd rather live in earthquake country than in hurricane country.
 
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  • #1,764
Danger said:
When you're not sure about something, leave the decision in the hands of an expert. Do it!
I will lose some weight first.
Danger said:
Apparently you missed the page with my picture on it.
No, your wife must be a lucky woman.
Danger said:
Are you kidding?! Around here, that's absolutely mundane. Go check out the stories about the electroejaculator. (Down, arildno; it's for rhinos only!)
What's an electroejaculator? I am curious to learn.
Danger said:
I hope that you post lots of stuff about it. It's a subject that interests me a lot, but somehow I haven't had much exposure to it.
Yeah, I should. But most people don't care anyway.
Danger said:
My cookbook has two whole chapters:
1) How to Work a Can Opener
2) How to Work a Microwave
(But I'm sure that for the likes of you I could figure out Peking Duck or Oysters Rockefeller.)
By the way, I am a vegetarian. I dig soy.
 
  • #1,765
Skyhunter said:
I suppose it helps to have a visual of who you are talking to. And it seems that everyone is having a lot of fun with it so here is me.
It's remarkable how you resemble one of my Physics teachers.
 
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  • #1,766
laminatedevildoll said:
I will lose some weight first.
Veluptuous is better.

laminatedevildoll said:
Yeah, I should. But most people don't care anyway.
Do it anyway.

laminatedevildoll said:
By the way, I am a vegetarian. I dig soy.
uh oh.. ummm I mean how nice. :biggrin: :-p
 
  • #1,767
arildno said:
You have a face that indicates you've undestood the basic, for ever valuable lessons the three guys visible on your T-shirt tried to tell us all.
It's a bloody good thing that I clicked on his picture after your post to find out what the hell you were talking about, because until it was enlarged I thought that it was a Three Stooges shirt. :redface:

laminatedevildoll said:
I will lose some weight first.
Not necessary, but if it makes you more comfortable I guess I can wait a while.

laminatedevildoll said:
No, your wife must be a lucky woman.
Don't have one.:frown: Don't have any prospects.:cry:
Do you have plans for the next 50-60 years?:shy:

laminatedevildoll said:
What's an electroejaculator? I am curious to learn.
It's Moonbear's project, so she'd best explain it. It has something to do with 'Rhino Love' and seems to take up about 5% of the Thread Killer thread.

laminatedevildoll said:
Yeah, I should. But most people don't care anyway.
Well, it's not a passion with me, but definitely interesting.

laminatedevildoll said:
By the way, I am a vegetarian. I dig soy.
Awww, nuts...! I guess I can't marry you after all. The only digging that I would do in regard to soy would be to bury it.
 
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http://www.divinelegacy.org/images/filesopezz/gizzack/meatwork.jpg
 
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  • #1,769
Skyhunter said:
I suppose it helps to have a visual of who you are talking to. And it seems that everyone is having a lot of fun with it so here is me.
WOOT! Skyhunter is a cutie! :-p
 
  • #1,770
honestrosewater said:
Nice save. :wink: Yes, he looks very kind too. I wonder if we could guess the other people on his shirt... I really want to know what they all have in common.
Why thank you very much. :shy: I have a bumper sticker that reads 'At all times, in all things, be KIND, in thought, word and deed'. I fail to live up to this standard, but I am trying hard and getting better at it everyday. It is good to know that it shows on my face.

The T-shirt is the art work of a very close friend. Their are nine men on the shirt. I pointed out to him that their were women who also had this trait. He agreed with me but since he did the art for himself, he isn't inclined to change it after all these years.

The men are:

Buddha, Socrates, St. Francis Assisi, Leonardo Da Vinci, William Shakespeare, Sir Isaac Newton, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Edison, and Albert Einstein

I am not personally convinced about William Shakespeare, and Isaac Newton, however the others, from their own writings there is little doubt.
 

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