And Mon R....please tell me the loafers, crimper, nail painting, and hairspray were for Halloween...![]()
No, sadly.
Not all at the same time tho. This is YEARS worth of pent up ill-advised no-no's for redemption spewing forth.
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And Mon R....please tell me the loafers, crimper, nail painting, and hairspray were for Halloween...![]()
This is where I lose my manhood: I had to call for a ride to the hospital.
Mike

2 things: my eyes are on my face and the car was undriveable at that point.I don't get it...what did your face have to do with your ability to drive?![]()
OK. Well, here goes...I'm gonna need some counceling after this confessional.
1) I've worn penny loafers. Without socks or pennies.
2) In the past, I've known how to operate a crimper. Too well.
3) Too much hairspray. I mean, my God. I'd hog my girlfriend's
4) I used to paint my nails. Black or green. Or both.
5) I one time looked at my ass in a mirror while I was doing my hair. And got depressed.
6) I one time ordered a "sex on the beach"...
7) I use the vaccuum more than my Wife.
8) I've worn belly / half shirts. Turquoise. with the penny loafers.
9) I watched Buffy, and not just because of the hot chicks. (tho Alysson Hannigan is amazing)
10) My music gets played prominently in Soap Operas. (hey, it's GOOD money)
Holy crap. I think I just died.
Ummmm, do you know her,.....well?
Fixed it for you.Lordy. I don't even know where to start with this. You, my friend, are a bonified miss.
I was a product of the late 80's (I'm 32), but I clearly remember a number of the violations you're admitting to. The penny loafers I could excuse. They were everywhere and you almost didn't have a choice. Tightrolled jeans, OP, even a pastel or two....but the half shirt? I'm sorry. Part of the healing process is admitting that you helped blur the line between genders.Now that's just mean..it was the 80s fer chrissakes.
Yes, I knew that would be one to pay the price for. A couple other painful ones there....good therapy.I was a product of the late 80's (I'm 32), but I clearly remember a number of the violations you're admitting to. The penny loafers I could excuse. They were everywhere and you almost didn't have a choice. Tightrolled jeans, OP, even a pastel or two....but the half shirt? I'm sorry. Part of the healing process is admitting that you helped blur the line between genders.
In your defense, at least you're not still sporting a pink shirt and trying to justify it (you're not are you?).
Mike
I had a sock that fell victim to being washed with my Daughter's red shirt...came out pink...promptly bleached.![]()
Pink...is NOT a colour!! It is an accident at the laundrymat.
From the Man Law thread:
Scarlet Fire's fairly frequently worn pink polo shirt (from Polo Ralph Lauren)? I hear the ladies love it on him.pink shall refer to only one thing.
EDIT: The actual law: Man Law 200. Man only recognizes primary colors and black, grey, and white. Everything can be described with a light or a dark adjective in front of said primary color. Pink shall hereby refer to only one thing and that one beautiful thing only.
Scarlet Fire's fairly frequently worn pink polo shirt (from Polo Ralph Lauren)? I hear the ladies love it on him.
Mike
Scarlet Fire's fairly frequently worn pink polo shirt (from Polo Ralph Lauren)? I hear the ladies love it on him.
Mike
You and I will part ways on this one. I can get laid in a pair of boxer shorts and a Subaru t-shirt.Well then it's safe if it's in the name of getting laid.![]()