That, and don't marry someone who's hobby is giving blow jobs to crack dealers in parking lots.Never, I repeat, never marry a person whom you cannot communicate with 100% fully and completely.
Especially if cultural issues are involved too.
Total recipe for a life of disaster.
Slammer
Wow!That, and don't marry someone who's hobby is giving blow jobs to crack dealers in parking lots.
Just wanted to contribute to the list!
You're definitely a wise man 99, and a blessed one. Certainly words to live by.....You know Jewy we live in a world where everyone trys to put themselves 1st and we all know that will never work. What is important is to make sure we find someone worth putting 1st. My wife and my mom are the BEST people I have ever known. My wife never and I mean never complains about anything and she stuck by me when I was in prison.
I will love her and no other.
Thanks for the support Jewy. I still hate to see when I've turned a party sour, but at least y'all know I'm honest and speak whats on my mind. I sometimes hurt some feelings but try to let those who were hurt know it wasn't intentional asap.And on a lighter note HT, I find myself enthraled with the idea of a hottie that's 20 years my junior, and who enjoys my private stock enough to pay old Jewy a visit from time to time for a bit of "body checking", so to speak. (sorry, old hockey phrases die hard) I may require some pointers on executing such a plan!
No worries, always glad to be of assistance and / or support. And don't worry about souring anything. I think the thread, and everyone's feelings, will survive! Anyway, excellent practices and procedures on your part. I've always felt it prudent to examine new "territory" with at least a modicum of caution, never diving in head first, as it were! No sense in risking any unpleasant surprises. As for your sourcing techniques, they certainly do sound effective. However, as luck would have it, I don't have any nieces or nephews of the proper age group to provide procurement support for old Uncle Jewy, so I guess I'll just have to wait on fate to play its hand, so to speak.Thanks for the support Jewy. I still hate to see when I've turned a party sour, but at least y'all know I'm honest and speak whats on my mind. I sometimes hurt some feelings but try to let those who were hurt know it wasn't intentional asap.
As far as picking up younger girls I've been fortunate. Really it's easy, just have lots of nieces and nephews who party hard and hang with them once in a while. Sooner or later there is bound to be girl their age who is dependent on something. I've found three so far, a couple of years apart mind you, who are desperate enough for a fix to let an old man perform a vaginal exam. I always do that before anything else so I can look, smell and taste if everything is okay before taking a chance on putting my rod in the fishing hole. It won't prevent aids or anything but will allow one to see if there are any abnormalities. Plus a girl who takes pride in hygiene is essential before I go diving. I'm just so thankful of todays grooming practices. Back when I began muff diving it was best to bring a weed whacker to the party. I always hated having to pick hair from between my teeth. As I told the latest girl, I don't feel like I've succeeded unless I come up looking like a glazed donut. /default_wink.png
Lol, Actually diving in head first is probably what helped me most if I'm honest. I dove in a shallow pool when I was about 8, wanting to show my impeccable swimming skills at a place I'd never been before. It caused the first traumatic injury to my neck, because I dove in only 2-3 feet of water. I'm very fortunate to be walking. Youth helped me work through the injury but in my mid 30s I had an MRI that showed tons of damage was done. It also gave me the proof needed to get the pain relief I needed. It took a long time to learn how to control the hardest stuff but going through wd over and over finally taught me to use things a bit more carefully. Now I'm able to share, if the right person is in need of course. /default_wink.pngAnyway, excellent practices and procedures on your part. I've always felt it prudent to examine new "territory" with at least a modicum of caution, never diving in head first, as it were! No sense in risking any unpleasant surprises. As for your sourcing techniques, they certainly do sound effective. However, as luck would have it, I don't have any nieces or nephews of the proper age group to provide procurement support for old Uncle Jewy, so I guess I'll just have to wait on fate to play its hand, so to speak.