I couldn't read the DOB on your drivers license but if you are near my age then you will probably know what the expression 'stone fox' means. :shy:Evo said:WOOT! Skyhunter is a cutie!
I'm getting a kind of Astronuc vibe here. Maybe you two will become buddies.Skyhunter said:
I've heard the expression, but can't recall what it means.Skyhunter said:
Evo said:
We have plenty of warning with hurricanes, so I don't mind them as much (maybe I would care more if I owned property). There is a lot of lightning in Florida, especially during the summer. But it's more of an inconvenience, having to stay out of dangerous places during the storms. Florida is quite nice most of the time. I wouldn't want to live in Tornado Alley.laminatedevildoll said:
I thought it was the Three Stooges too!Danger said: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.
Note the first virtue listed here. :!)Skyhunter said:
Innovators? Environmentalists? I'll have to think more about this one.
You mean electrocuting animals?TheStatutoryApe said:
I'm messing with my avatar now, so just a quick suggestion: Boy George hat (wig optional).TheStatutoryApe said:I'm posting a new pic because I have a question. I'm going to a party where everyone is supposed to dress eighties style. I already have an idea of who I'll be dressing but I have no idea what to do with my hair. I want to make it look eighties but I don't want it to look like crap. I know this is a rather difficult mission but if anyone has any ideas I would apreciate the help.
Seriously, you could pull it off. You can google for plenty of inspiration. The Astronuc vibe may have been spurious. I think, now, you may be Irish.Skyhunter said:In the seventies and eighties it was roughly the equivalent of 'drop dead gorgeous', although the expression also implied an attitude as well. I reserve use of the expression to describe a certain type of beautiful woman. One with classic unpretentious beauty, and a certain cleverness and intelligence that is evident in her facial expressions and the glint in her eyes.
Yes they were, at least I'm sure most of them were.honestrosewater said:I thought it was the Three Stooges too!
Note the first virtue listed here. :!)
Innovators? Environmentalists? I'll have to think more about this one.
Edit: I think I've got it: Vegetarians?
I don't have any decent, recent pictures. I was actually just looking through pictures this morning, but they're all at least 15 years old. There's one from a few years ago, but I'm in a group and you can barely even see me.Skyhunter said:
Was that part really necessary?loseyourname said:
They do look suspiciously alike...I don't see it. I think skyhunter as Kennedy-esque eyes, which is why I suggested Irish. Well, that, and the blarney he slathered on Evo.loseyourname said:
I am curious.honestrosewater said:
Anyway, here's my beautiful mother when she was about the same age as Evo was in her DL:[/URL]honestrosewater said:
That is certainly Evo. And I think it applies to the PF women in general.Skyhunter said:
Nope. Chin and cheek structures are different.loseyourname said:
Possibly.zoobyshoe said:
Aw, thanks.Skyhunter said:In the seventies and eighties it was roughly the equivalent of 'drop dead gorgeous', although the expression also implied an attitude as well. I reserve use of the expression to describe a certain type of beautiful woman. One with classic unpretentious beauty, and a certain cleverness and intelligence that is evident in her facial expressions and the glint in her eyes.
Evo said:
I'll tell her you said so, if she doesn't kill me first. Not close enough to write home about.honestrosewater said:
I don't have any. You're not missing anything, but I guess I'll put it on my list.zoobyshoe said:
I don't see it.loseyourname said:
Well I do have some Irish blood. But I don't think that is where my romantic streak comes from.zoobyshoe said: