I used to put a lot of 5 cents and then hit the return button to get all quarters.WWGD said:
Psinter said:I used to put a lot of 5 cents and then hit the return button to get all quarters.
This is my reaction when I write something in the forum and get ignored: (time 0:23)
WWGD said:
A similar feeling is opening a fresh pack of newly bought socks and putting them on, man I love that feeling. The only thing I ask for (and get) on Christmas and my birthday are new socks!Sophia said:
Hey, lucky us that we can get enjoyment out of simple things. No need for anything too fancy, no contrivances, complications needed to feel good.Mondayman said:
The term I am familiar with for that is "Black ice"Sophia said:
So true!WWGD said:
Talking of clothes, what is your style of clothes WWGD? Do you like this style? (Warning: big picture ahead)WWGD said:
Psinter said:Talking of clothes, what is your style of clothes WWGD? Do you like this style? (Warning: big picture ahead)
EDIT: My style is a little bit more casual. Like this: (Warning: also big picture ahead)
. The other became quasi-feral - she was never a lovey-dovey kitty in the first place. Now, you have to understand, this farm is out in the country where there are coyotes, raccoons, stray (and not so stray) dogs, bob cats, and of course cars. But the biggest threat is coyotes. Outdoor cats rarely last long out here.
) and realized she was close to 20 years old! So I started trying to lure her indoors. Outdoors is not a place for an old cat!Hihi. I don't understand fashion either, I just imitate and change minor parts to fit my style. If I were to describe it, the first style is more elegant and the clothes are well folded and closed (which gives a serious look and strong composure). The second one are elegant clothes, but worn in a way that represents a more careless look (I prefer that and love the collar unfolded like that).lisab said:
I don't understand fashion. Those styles look identical to me.
The other day, I was getting dressed and I asked my husband, "Does this sweater go with these jeans, or is that too avant garde?" He said, "You can't dress avant garde." I said, "Yes you can! Look at David Bowie!" He said, "No, you don't understand: YOU can't dress avant garde."
Yep, he has a point there.
And then be avant-garde. 
Oh I really like those styles! I recently started wearing leggings with tunic-style tops. Very comfy and I get lots of complements.Psinter said:Hihi. I don't understand fashion either, I just imitate and change minor parts to fit my style. If I were to describe it, the first style is more elegant and the clothes are well folded and closed (which gives a serious look and strong composure). The second one are elegant clothes, but worn in a way that represents a more careless look (I prefer that and love the collar unfolded like that).
For instance, in the second pic I would just throw dark skinny jeans with a big belt buckle for a more athletic look that represents me and radiant tennis for counterpart. And it still looks good (of course it depends on the person's body), but in the first pic there's no way jeans would fit there without looking really weird.
The following ones also looks great with dark skinny jeans and tennis: (Vests look awesome imo)
I have never seen you lisab, but maybe you could also try cosplaying, like this:
And modify it to suit your style.
Or perhaps:
Psinter said:Hihi. I don't understand fashion either, I just imitate and change minor parts to fit my style. If I were to describe it, the first style is more elegant and the clothes are well folded and closed (which gives a serious look and strong composure). The second one are elegant clothes, but worn in a way that represents a more careless look (I prefer that and love the collar unfolded like that).
For instance, in the second pic I would just throw dark skinny jeans with a big belt buckle for a more athletic look that represents me and radiant tennis for counterpart. And it still looks good (of course it depends on the person's body), but in the first pic there's no way jeans would fit there without looking really weird.
The following ones also looks great with dark skinny jeans and tennis: (Vests look awesome imo)
I have never seen you lisab, but maybe you could also try cosplaying, like this:
And modify it to suit your style.
Or perhaps:
Psinter said:Hihi. I don't understand fashion either, I just imitate and change minor parts to fit my style. If I were to describe it, the first style is more elegant and the clothes are well folded and closed (which gives a serious look and strong composure). The second one are elegant clothes, but worn in a way that represents a more careless look (I prefer that and love the collar unfolded like that).
For instance, in the second pic I would just throw dark skinny jeans with a big belt buckle for a more athletic look that represents me and radiant tennis for counterpart. And it still looks good (of course it depends on the person's body), but in the first pic there's no way jeans would fit there without looking really weird.
The following ones also looks great with dark skinny jeans and tennis: (Vests look awesome imo)
I have never seen you lisab, but maybe you could also try cosplaying, like this:
And modify it to suit your style.
Or perhaps:
This looks like one of the dancing games I used to see people play, in which gamers can choose *fashions* for their characters of different body sizes. , custom tailored designs seem more important.I only tried peanut butter once. It was when they had "American week" at Lidl :) usually they sell very tasty products, I think they have the best products of all supermarkets, definitely much better than Billa or Tesco. This peanut butter was made in the USA so we thought it should be authentic. But I really didn't understand why Americans love that peanut butter so much. It was a very strange taste to me. It was like salty but also sweet and rough.fresh_42 said:
We didn't throw it out and ate the whole jar but I wouldn't buy it again. 
I don't know, maybe we ate it the wrong way? We spread it on bread like a normal butter or nutella and ate it just like that. Maybe you need to put more things on top of that? Or perhaps have a cup of milk?It's not really a "splinter", but don't forget ... Wikipediocracy .WWGD said:
SW, now you have admitted something! HOW do YOU know what nicknames people use on porn sites? :DSilicon Waffle said:
I visited bears'websites. and I read other bears' comments.Sophia said:SW, now you have admitted something! HOW do YOU know what nicknames people use on porn sites? :D
Silicon Waffle said:I visited bears'websites. and I read other bears' comments.
I am learning English. You may have to teach your students a thousand times before they can memorize some clean words or read between the lines of something but I guess you can do it only one or two times for them to learn filthy words. All humans are smart about that. I am proud to be one of them.
Sophia said:
Nice comment! She says "we could" which doesn't necessarily mean "we can".wolram said:The monkey and the goddess, makes weird sisters
Silicon Waffle said:
wolram said:How about monkey goddess
OK let me be one. No big deal!Krylov said:
I wear slippers and sandals most of the time even when I go to work, so no shoelaces. Only once in a blue moon particularly when my boss is around will I put on a pair of sport shoes I buy somewhere at only around $4.5. Look I am a hypocrite.Krylov said:
I found a Windsor knot a better test any way.Silicon Waffle said:I wear slippers and sandals most of the time even when I go to work, so no shoelaces. Only once in a blue moon particularly when my boss is around will I put on a pair of sport shoes I buy somewhere at only around $4.5. Look I am a hypocrite.
Explain please, I can't read your mind.fresh_42 said:
Krylov said:
wolram said:
fresh_42 said:
wolram said:
Where do you buy shoes for $4.5?Silicon Waffle said:I wear slippers and sandals most of the time even when I go to work, so no shoelaces. Only once in a blue moon particularly when my boss is around will I put on a pair of sport shoes I buy somewhere at only around $4.5. Look I am a hypocrite.
in any Chinese shop :)WWGD said:
I thought I did not have much of a life, but I don't have a site on shoelace knots.OCR said:
Sophia said:This is one of the reasons I'm glad that I'm not a man :) But I like wearing scarves. And there are days when I'd like to wear a headscarf because I like them when they are colourful and stylishly tied. But I guess that would cause very serious problems in my community...
oh yes, fedoras are stylish :)wolram said:
Or just as a dumb HP leftover ...wolram said:
Sophia said:
it has to be a wide brim one though.
