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Scuba Forum / General / December 2007Who should wear Black Lingerie?
There are many times in your life when you are going to want to do something special for the person that you love. Wearing black lingerie might be a way that you can show the person you love how much you care about them, and that you feel good and safe with them. There are many things that you can do to show the person you love how you feel, and wearing something like black lingerie in privacy with the person you are intimate with is a good way to show them that you are willing to do anything to please them. - Black Lingerie - More,........ More,........ http://lingerie.pokemon.googlepages.com/index.html >There are many times in your life when you are going to want to do >something special for the person that you love. Wearing black lingerie [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >do anything to please them. - Black Lingerie - More,........ >More,........ http://lingerie.pokemon.googlepages.com/index.html Sheesh! I don't even wear a speedo. Wearing black lingerie might just send too much message to my wife. JF > Sheesh! I don't even wear a speedo. Wearing black lingerie might just > send too much message to my wife. Pink . . it's the new black. >> Sheesh! I don't even wear a speedo. Wearing black lingerie might just >> send too much message to my wife. > >Pink . . it's the new black. Okeydokey, then I'm still gonna be outa fashion. I limit my pink apparel to shirts and ties, end of list. I'll leave the pink lingerie to the real men in the crowd. JF > Okeydokey, then I'm still gonna be outa fashion. I limit my pink > apparel to shirts and ties, end of list. I'll leave the pink lingerie > to the real men in the crowd. I can understand how the pink shirts come about, but why do you wash your ties? To prevent pink shirts, t-shirts, and underware, I've discovered over the years that there are 3 types of laundy loads -- whites, colors, and reds... Or you just take them to the dry cleaners and let them figure it out... <sheepish-grin> "Grumman-581" <grumman581-rec-scuba@spambob.net> wrote in message > To prevent pink shirts, t-shirts, and underware, I've discovered over > the years that there are 3 types of laundy loads -- whites, colors, and > reds... Now that's good advice. And this is from a man who has done a lot of laundry. Just ask Scott. How the hell he knows what I do with my days ... I guess it's that high level security access thing that comes with being a grunt in the suck. eeo > Now that's good advice. And this is from a man who has done a lot of > laundry. Just ask Scott. How the hell he knows what I do with my days > ... I guess it's that high level security access thing that comes with > being a grunt in the suck. I'm sure that Scott knows quite a bit about doing laundry from his time in the service... Of course, there's only 2 colors -- olive drab and other stuff... <grin> In the Navy, it was just darks and whites... Simple enough that even a sailor could do it... > Pink . . it's the new black. Hmmm... Sounds like something they would have said during the time of the bubonic plague... Well, back then it was probably something like, "Black... It's the new pink"... >> Pink . . it's the new black. > > Hmmm... Sounds like something they would have said during the time of the > bubonic plague... Well, back then it was probably something like, > "Black... It's the new pink"... You realize that the bubonic plague is not over, don't you? My wife did here residency in New Mexico. Many people there still die of that disease every year. If properly diagnosed, on time, it's 100% curable but people being people... eeo > You realize that the bubonic plague is not over, don't you? My wife did > here residency in New Mexico. Many people there still die of that disease > every year. If properly diagnosed, on time, it's 100% curable but people > being people... Yep. The fleas on the prairie dogs you're so concerned about are reputed to carry it. > Yep. The fleas on the prairie dogs you're so concerned about are reputed to > carry it. If you were a good shot, you would knock those fleas off the back of the prairie dogs at 500 yards... And not do it by spattering the prairie dog in the process... <evil-grin> Of course, the Canadians would say that you should be able to do it with a hakapik from 500 yards... >> Yep. The fleas on the prairie dogs you're so concerned about are reputed >> to carry it. > > If you were a good shot, you would knock those fleas off the back of the > prairie dogs at 500 yards... I knocked the back off the prairie dogs at 600 hards. Does that count? > And not do it by spattering the prairie dog in the process... <evil-grin> Oops. I'm not that good. Besides, is it somehow better to kille defensless fleas than defenseless prairie dogs that carry them? > Of course, the Canadians would say that you should be able to do it with a > hakapik from 500 yards. Actually, I think they like to be up close and personal. They're clearly psychopathic sociopaths with a strong bloodthirst. Lee >> You realize that the bubonic plague is not over, don't you? My wife did >> here residency in New Mexico. Many people there still die of that [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Yep. The fleas on the prairie dogs you're so concerned about are reputed > to carry it. Umm. I don't recall ever expressing a particular love for prairie dogs. I do remember laughing my @ss off when the town of Boulder, Colorado was ordered by the courts to stop vacuuming them up. Long story. And their intentions were good. But they didn't seem to understand that a varmint is a varmint and the folks in Southern Colorado don't want your prairie dogs just as much as you do. LOL eeo >>> You realize that the bubonic plague is not over, don't you? My wife did >>> here residency in New Mexico. Many people there still die of that [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >a varmint and the folks in Southern Colorado don't want your prairie dogs >just as much as you do. LOL Sheesh. I wonder if vacuuming prairie dogs is anywhere close to as cruel as whacking seals with a hakapik. I'm sure the giggle gang here will say it's actually a treat for the critters - a massive blow job. JF >>>> You realize that the bubonic plague is not over, don't you? My wife >>>> did [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > cruel as whacking seals with a hakapik. I'm sure the giggle gang here > will say it's actually a treat for the critters - a massive blow job. What do prairie dogs do to upset people? Aren't they those gopher like things that stand around looking like meerkats? >>>>> You realize that the bubonic plague is not over, don't you? My wife >>>>> did [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >What do prairie dogs do to upset people? Aren't they those gopher like >things that stand around looking like meerkats? Yup. Little sand coloured furballs born with a target on their a.s. Sometimes they resemble road carpet in the Dakotas. JF >>> Pink . . it's the new black. >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > every year. If properly diagnosed, on time, it's 100% curable but people > being people... another great thing about living in Aus we don't have the plague like the US does ( or rabies for that matter ). > >>> Pink . . it's the new black. > >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > another great thing about living in Aus we don't have the plague like the US > does ( or rabies for that matter ). I really need to clean out my shed, but there are mouse droppings everywhere and we have Hanta virus here. What to do? What to do? > I really need to clean out my shed, but there are mouse droppings everywhere > and we have Hanta virus here. What to do? What to do? Thermite... Lots and lots of thermite... It will definitely remove any trace of the Hanta virus... >> I really need to clean out my shed, but there are mouse droppings everywhere >> and we have Hanta virus here. What to do? What to do? > >Thermite... Lots and lots of thermite... It will definitely remove any >trace of the Hanta virus... ... and the shed, and perhaps the house. JF > ... and the shed, and perhaps the house. But the Hanta virus will definitely be gone... <evil-grin> > ... and the shed, and perhaps the house. A 4500F heating makes for a good sterilization from most (if not all) viruses... >> Sheesh! I don't even wear a speedo. Wearing black lingerie might just >> send too much message to my wife. > > Pink . . it's the new black. I gave it a try. (You would not believe how hard it is to find a pink Speedo!) And my wife laughed so hard that she feel down and hurt her back. She says it'll be weeks before she's healthy enough for, ... you know... eeo >>There are many times in your life when you are going to want to do >>something special for the person that you love. Wearing black lingerie [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >JF Oh gawd, I just went blind!  Signaturedillon "They don't make Jews like Jesus any more. They don't turn the other cheek, the way they done before. You could hear the honky holler, as he headed for the floor. They don't make Jews like Jesus any more." >>>There are many times in your life when you are going to want to do >>>something special for the person that you love. Wearing black lingerie [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > >Oh gawd, I just went blind! Exactly why I close my eyes when I stand before the mirror each morning. JF > Exactly why I close my eyes when I stand before the mirror each > morning. The only reason for a guy to look in the mirror is if he still has (or thinks he has) some hair... Some of us can go months without seeing ourselves in a mirror... > > Exactly why I close my eyes when I stand before the mirror each > > morning. > > The only reason for a guy to look in the mirror is if he still has (or > thinks he has) some hair... Some of us can go months without seeing > ourselves in a mirror... I shave in the shower... >> > Exactly why I close my eyes when I stand before the mirror each >> > morning. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >I shave in the shower... Me too. It's efficient time and resources management. JF > Me too. It's efficient time and resources management. Not shaving is even more efficient... Take a hair trimmer with a very short hair guide attachment and mow it down every few weeks... Don't need a mirror for that either... Remove the hair guide attachment and then mow down any hairs on the head that might have grown... Shaving you have to do every day -- mowing can be done every week or so... It gets done in the shower also (but with water not running) so that you can wash all the hairs down the drain... No mirror necessary... >>> > Exactly why I close my eyes when I stand before the mirror each >>> > morning. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >JF Yeah, I'm blind as a bat without my glasses, but I seem to do a good job without looking. And have a 6 guard doing the haircutting, I don't have to spend much time combing or brushing. The only thing I use a mirror for is the mustache trim. And then, surprise, I'm about 6 inches from the mirror with my glasses sitting on the counter. Signaturedillon "They don't make Jews like Jesus any more. They don't turn the other cheek, the way they done before. You could hear the honky holler, as he headed for the floor. They don't make Jews like Jesus any more." -- the Kinkster. Support Utopia, the last home for many pets > Yeah, I'm blind as a bat without my glasses, but I seem to do a good job > without looking. And have a 6 guard doing the haircutting, I don't have > to spend much time combing or brushing. The only thing I use a mirror > for is the mustache trim. And then, surprise, I'm about 6 inches from > the mirror with my glasses sitting on the counter. I use basically a #0 for my head and a #1 for my beard and mustache... At that length, trimming is not necessary on the mustache... Only thing that needs trimming is where the beard ends and the neck begins... Basically edging the lawn, I guess... > I shave in the shower... I grow it where I can... Nature takes care of the rest... >> Exactly why I close my eyes when I stand before the mirror each >> morning. > >The only reason for a guy to look in the mirror is if he still has (or >thinks he has) some hair... Some of us can go months without seeing >ourselves in a mirror... Mayhap yer a vampire? JF snip ,........ http://lingerie.pokemon.googlepages.com/index.html >>Sheesh! I don't even wear a speedo. Wearing black lingerie might just >>send too much message to my wife. >> >>JF > > Oh gawd, I just went blind! just as your mother warned would happen > There are many times in your life when you are going to want to do > something special for the person that you love. Wearing black lingerie [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > do anything to please them. - Black Lingerie - More,........ > More,........ http://lingerie.pokemon.googlepages.com/index.html I have given up wearing my black lingerie, I get to much unwanted attention when I take off my wetsuit on the dive boat or on the beach >> There are many times in your life when you are going to want to do >> something special for the person that you love. Wearing black lingerie [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > I have given up wearing my black lingerie, I get to much unwanted > attention when I take off my wetsuit on the dive boat or on the beach To me, a wetsuit is black lingerie. (When worn by a female, of course.) eeo |
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