What I Like About Young Girls
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What I Like About Young Girls
She is a bit of an airhead
but she's gorgeous
wide set cow eyes
I would rather touch her
than talk with her
Twain, Swift, Wilde
all get blank stares
but her legs are long
breasts like toy brandy
snifter compasses, nipples
pointing
North
She can't do Kant
thinks existentialism is
a new diet
But understands finger language
angular momentum
brownian motion
on the button of birth
It's purely sexual
no trouble with the intellectual
and that's what I like about young girls
Their stories are short.
but she's gorgeous
wide set cow eyes
I would rather touch her
than talk with her
Twain, Swift, Wilde
all get blank stares
but her legs are long
breasts like toy brandy
snifter compasses, nipples
pointing
North
She can't do Kant
thinks existentialism is
a new diet
But understands finger language
angular momentum
brownian motion
on the button of birth
It's purely sexual
no trouble with the intellectual
and that's what I like about young girls
Their stories are short.
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hey, I'm not putting down airheads
some of my best lovers have been.....
if anyone interprets this piece of humor as advocating pedophilia
then that's their problem
I would call it fixated
20 year-old girls are 'young' too
but legal
personally I don't think girls should be legal until they reach the age of maturity, which for some comes after menopause
if at all
some of my best lovers have been.....
if anyone interprets this piece of humor as advocating pedophilia
then that's their problem
I would call it fixated
20 year-old girls are 'young' too
but legal
personally I don't think girls should be legal until they reach the age of maturity, which for some comes after menopause
if at all
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what makes professionals? Amateurs.
what makes airheads? Someone who knows just a little bit more.
My grandfather made a living for my family during the depression by playing golf. He told me that the secret was to pick your opponents wisely. It didn't matter if you were Tiger Woods if you were just a little better than your opponent.
corollary: a fool will always find a bigger fool to admire him.
Besides, ignorance can be bliss, and I like happy women.
what makes airheads? Someone who knows just a little bit more.
My grandfather made a living for my family during the depression by playing golf. He told me that the secret was to pick your opponents wisely. It didn't matter if you were Tiger Woods if you were just a little better than your opponent.
corollary: a fool will always find a bigger fool to admire him.
Besides, ignorance can be bliss, and I like happy women.
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I think this is part of what we have been going around and around about recently on the humor topic and the 'cyber or in person' thread.
humor often depends on visual aids, check out Carrot Top...haha.
We do the best we can in text. But if you can't see the gesture of my hand cupped behind my ear you don't get the full joke.
I'm a miserable failure at expressing the whole thought in my text, I know. Maybe that's why people get offended sometimes.
I need a TV show...haha
humor often depends on visual aids, check out Carrot Top...haha.
We do the best we can in text. But if you can't see the gesture of my hand cupped behind my ear you don't get the full joke.
I'm a miserable failure at expressing the whole thought in my text, I know. Maybe that's why people get offended sometimes.
I need a TV show...haha
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That's right. And even the "haha" helps.
For years, you have been reluctant to use emoticons. The only one you use now is this one....
.... and you only use it, apparently (or so it seems to me but what do I know?).... when you're laughing at someone.
Maybe I read it wrong. *shrug*... this topic has been explored on the net ad infinitum.
so... if you KNOW the person can't see your hand cupped next to your ear, say *cupping hand around ear* ... makes sense, yes?
Anyway, thanks for joking with me, ya dirty old man, you.
For years, you have been reluctant to use emoticons. The only one you use now is this one....

Maybe I read it wrong. *shrug*... this topic has been explored on the net ad infinitum.
so... if you KNOW the person can't see your hand cupped next to your ear, say *cupping hand around ear* ... makes sense, yes?
Anyway, thanks for joking with me, ya dirty old man, you.
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What a great story! Sounds like the perfect life to me! That guy had it made!Lightning Rod wrote:dino,
there is a fab story about Sartre
that when he was about eighty
his girlfriend, Simone what's her name
had to come gather him up from the bistro every night
where he would be regaling a table of young girls
who were studying at the Sorbonne
they were buying his wine
I'm sure he and his wife and kids were very proud of him!
Thanks for sharing that, Lightning Rod.
It truly is a fab story!
What an honorable and fine character he had!
The next time I read Sartre, I'll keep this story in mind.
Because this just proves beyond a shadow of doubt that he was truly one of the wisest men who ever lived.

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