We Are All In The Gutter... But Some Of Us Are Looking At The Stars
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Lee, thanks for showing what a real man is rather than the skinny, waxed, tweeser-plucked (are ya sure it's a male there) stereotyped ninnies who caused so many men I know severe angste and horrible self-image because they all thought growing up that was all they were supposed to look like and would never achieve because their bodies could nevr resemble such an attempt without major disfiguration!!! And it's so sad because they are some of the sexiest, most perfect men there are rather than this "ideal".
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Thank you G-d for everything I have and everything I don'
The Universe gives everyone something. Some get intelligence, some get athleticism, some get a fabulous body, some get wealth and riches, some get charm, magnetism and/or personality.
In life all is a balance. The good comes with the evil.
All we can do in life is make the most of what we have.
Thoughts beget emotions
Emotions beget actions
Actions beget results.
So as we can see all begins with a thought. The most important thing in life is to discipline oneself into thinking properly. Such as not being negative,not being judgemental and not coveting thy neighbor's @$$. (He he he he)
Honey, if people knew HOW to think, they would not put themselves through half of the self-induced craziness that exists.
Yah, he's pretty in a girlie sort of way; but that fades. He's angelic; but blonde-haired blue-eyed people have a genetic predispostion to being alcoholic and substance abusers. So as much as one thinks he have it all, he may in fact have nothing.
....Nothing of course except 5 pounds (kilos) of potatoes in a one pound (kilo) bag. Which simply means he will always be popular.
I now leave the Pulpit. LOL
The Universe gives everyone something. Some get intelligence, some get athleticism, some get a fabulous body, some get wealth and riches, some get charm, magnetism and/or personality.
In life all is a balance. The good comes with the evil.
All we can do in life is make the most of what we have.
Thoughts beget emotions
Emotions beget actions
Actions beget results.
So as we can see all begins with a thought. The most important thing in life is to discipline oneself into thinking properly. Such as not being negative,not being judgemental and not coveting thy neighbor's @$$. (He he he he)
Honey, if people knew HOW to think, they would not put themselves through half of the self-induced craziness that exists.
Yah, he's pretty in a girlie sort of way; but that fades. He's angelic; but blonde-haired blue-eyed people have a genetic predispostion to being alcoholic and substance abusers. So as much as one thinks he have it all, he may in fact have nothing.
....Nothing of course except 5 pounds (kilos) of potatoes in a one pound (kilo) bag. Which simply means he will always be popular.
I now leave the Pulpit. LOL
Thanks Bob!
Step Mother let me know many times that sterotype was the best.Then she would get on her broom and fly to one of her blueblooded garden club meetings. Never did like that type at all. Anyway a sack of potatoes in only good for more than one when MASHED!
And I NEVER coveted the neighbor! Maybe the yard man but NEVER the neighbor.
Step Mother let me know many times that sterotype was the best.Then she would get on her broom and fly to one of her blueblooded garden club meetings. Never did like that type at all. Anyway a sack of potatoes in only good for more than one when MASHED!
And I NEVER coveted the neighbor! Maybe the yard man but NEVER the neighbor.
bobbyderegis
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To add to Steve's sermon:
A very good friend I've known for twenty years is a Poulter type: drop dead gorgeous, funny, smart, etc. He is now 40. A few grey hairs are popping up, and his six-pack is down a couple cans. He is going nuts fearing that age will take away his good looks. I guess the more we have, the more we stand to lose. It's a shame we judge so much on percieved looks. I tell him to be grateful and look on the bright side- he could have gone thru his twenties and thirties looking like me!
Bobby in Boston
A very good friend I've known for twenty years is a Poulter type: drop dead gorgeous, funny, smart, etc. He is now 40. A few grey hairs are popping up, and his six-pack is down a couple cans. He is going nuts fearing that age will take away his good looks. I guess the more we have, the more we stand to lose. It's a shame we judge so much on percieved looks. I tell him to be grateful and look on the bright side- he could have gone thru his twenties and thirties looking like me!
Bobby in Boston
bobbyderegis
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Amen, Sudz!
Is this you?
Bobby in Boston
Is this you?
Bobby in Boston
Yeah Lee!! Yee Haw!!! Part of me is grateful I don't look my age and there's another part of me that wishes I had more of the "daddy" look of men my age. then I see men who are my age, or younger, and I think, holy crap, what freight train did you in. Then, I'm grateful I don't look my age.
See, both fine lookin' MEN!!!!!!! Yes MEN!!!!!
bobbyderegis
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Sudz:
Pleasure to meet you and your friend! Love the hats!
Bobby in Boston
Pleasure to meet you and your friend! Love the hats!
Bobby in Boston
