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wannabe2
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Posted - 09/16/2004 : 12:10:37 PM
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CopperQuail---You wanna run that by me again? P.S.-Controversey is the grist of this mill(site)-in case you haven't noticed.
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CopperQuail
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Posted - 09/16/2004 : 7:04:36 PM
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Wannabe2:
An apology is in order from me to you. I thought you were making fun of my misspelling of the word, Catagory (ized) etc. I misread "world" as "word" and wanted to get back at you. I am sincerely sorry.
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wannabe2
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 Posted - 09/16/2004 : 8:18:20 PM
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CopperQuail--No harm done.It's  
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Dave
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 Posted - 09/25/2004 : 08:10:55 AM
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Originally posted by CopperQuail
In what category would we put categorizers? Or are categorizers uncategorizable?
 Catagoricaly speaking they are uncatagorical !!!!!Dave...
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wannabe2
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Posted - 09/25/2004 : 09:57:31 AM
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Dave,categorizers are most certainley categorizeable.Categoricaly speaking they belong in many groups.They are young,middle aged,and old.They are short,average height,and tall.They are thin,average build and fat.They belong to many races,creeds and colours.They also come in two sexes;male and FEMALE.This post is NOT meant(categoricaly)to pick on any group of categorizers.NUFF SAID!LOL
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jdr
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Posted - 09/25/2004 : 3:13:33 PM
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Regardless of what category it or they may fall in, the poem in the opening of this forum is outstanding and has a lot of meaning. Well done!
Don
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wannabe2
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Posted - 09/25/2004 : 6:00:00 PM
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Thanks jdr;I see that scene in minds-eye whenever I go skinny-dipping ALONE.
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chic
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Posted - 09/30/2004 : 4:11:52 PM
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Re: opening poem in this topic; my wife says I can look, but not touch. If I stop looking, she'll put the 1st nail in my coffin, if I touch, she''ll put me in the coffin. So boy's keep on looking !!
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mizouw
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Posted - 09/30/2004 : 6:51:53 PM
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I agree we put too much emphasis on physical beauty. More important is letting your personality shine through and how you speak to others and interact with them.
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vinyasi
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Posted - 09/30/2004 : 7:42:36 PM
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Originally posted by CopperQuail
Remember, that a lot of it has to do with the culture. When I was in China, I was stared at a lot! I was the big-nosed (that's how they see westerners' appearance) barbarian, 6'4" with a beard. But, in China, it is perfectly okay to stare (and spit, BTW). Once in a while, they did not stare at me and I kind of missed it!
Small children can do a fair share of staring. At least someone can get away with it. But they usually stare into another person's eyes.....and without blinking too!
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Jochanaan
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Posted - 10/08/2004 : 12:57:58 AM
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Categorically speaking, there are two categories of people: those who say there are two categories of people (or more), and those who don't! :D
I appreciate women. I like the way they look. But I don't make comments, except directly to the lady, and only if I'm acquainted with her, and then with politeness: "You really look nice today." "You have beautiful hands." (Yes, I've said that.)
And if you're going to look, for heaven's sake say something! That will tell the "lookee" that you appreciate her/him as a person, not just as a pretty body. At least, it has in my experience.
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