getting to know you..... Give me ONE ........

girl_dee · 04-21-2017, 02:10 AM

one more thing, i have insomnia very often, like right now.

clay · 04-21-2017, 07:15 AM

Scars....hmm...I have several & wear them with pride. One is from my breastbone all the way to my pubic line from my uterine/colon cancer surgery Dec. 2011), another runs laterally (open gallbladder surgery) and rest are not so much noticeable, except my left knee...total knee in 2015......

TL1 · 04-21-2017, 08:21 AM

Since scars are a popular subject......

Mine include.....

Inside thigh from chainsaw
Neck from thyroid removal
4 small ones from gallbladder removal
One down the side of calf from standing on a rickety chair as kid and fell through.

I heal really well so my scars are mostly the color of my skin and not extremely noticeable.

NavyButch · 04-22-2017, 01:01 PM

I am not a fan of narrow minded people. I think it is certainly ok to have an opinion however, to state it in a way that makes it sound like the word of God to me is not ok. Or those that try to push what they believe on others. Also people that are hypocritical, that say you should not do or say something yet they do or say it themselves (for instance). Also, when someone speaks to you as though you do not have a clue, I guess that would be condescending. Or they speak to you acting like they are dumbing something down because they think you will not get what they are saying.

I have a couple of people at work that fit these roles big time.

NavyButch · 04-22-2017, 08:39 PM

I just realized something else while writing in another thread here. I own 17 vinyl records and I just bought a turntable a couple of months ago. I still have an old school stereo system- components. So, I have a tuner, cd player, the turntable and floor speakers. I decided to get the turntable because I still had the vinyls and really wanted to listen to them. I think the vinyls have a certain, really cool sound quality that gets lost with the newer ways that music is produced.

Gemme · 04-23-2017, 06:39 AM

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Originally Posted by NavyButch

I just realized something else while writing in another thread here. I own 17 vinyl records and I just bought a turntable a couple of months ago. I still have an old school stereo system- components. So, I have a tuner, cd player, the turntable and floor speakers. I decided to get the turntable because I still had the vinyls and really wanted to listen to them. I think the vinyls have a certain, really cool sound quality that gets lost with the newer ways that music is produced.

I agree. I like the scratchiness and the occasional skip. Not enough to buy vinyls and accoutrements but I do like it.

Chad · 04-23-2017, 09:07 AM

I too have visible scars from living life. I have a big scar on my stomach and my knee surgery scar. Other light scars from brush caused by field work and brush clearing on my land.

I love kitties. Haha! I like dogs too but with my work I travel too much to have a dog. When I retire I plan to get a dog. I am looking at a couple of breads that would enjoy life on my little ranch

easygoingfemme · 04-23-2017, 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by NavyButch

I just realized something else while writing in another thread here. I own 17 vinyl records and I just bought a turntable a couple of months ago. I still have an old school stereo system- components. So, I have a tuner, cd player, the turntable and floor speakers. I decided to get the turntable because I still had the vinyls and really wanted to listen to them. I think the vinyls have a certain, really cool sound quality that gets lost with the newer ways that music is produced.

I still have my first record that I bought when I was about 12 years old. Grateful Dead- American Beauty. There's a skip in one of the songs and whenever I hear that song elsewhere I always expect to hear the skip. Well not when listening live but if it's in a recording... I listen for the skip even though I know it won't be there.

Kätzchen · 04-23-2017, 12:05 PM

I don't know if I've ever made a post about what type of spiritual system of beliefs I have, but I'm not Christian (although many members of my family profess this particular religiosity), I'm not atheist (although I have many friends who are), I'm not pagan either (although quite a few friends of mine are).

I'm not sure exactly where I reside on the spectrum of religious type systems of belief, but I feel that I might be agnostic in my spiritual orientation. And, in many ways, I almost feel like I am atheist.

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NavyButch Timed Out - Identity Issues How Do You Identify?: Butch Preferred Pronoun?: Sir, Captain Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: Ashore Posts: 232 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 655 Thanked 742 Times in 195 Posts Rep Power: 0	I am not a fan of narrow minded people. I think it is certainly ok to have an opinion however, to state it in a way that makes it sound like the word of God to me is not ok. Or those that try to push what they believe on others. Also people that are hypocritical, that say you should not do or say something yet they do or say it themselves (for instance). Also, when someone speaks to you as though you do not have a clue, I guess that would be condescending. Or they speak to you acting like they are dumbing something down because they think you will not get what they are saying. I have a couple of people at work that fit these roles big time.

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NavyButch Timed Out - Identity Issues How Do You Identify?: Butch Preferred Pronoun?: Sir, Captain Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: Ashore Posts: 232 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 655 Thanked 742 Times in 195 Posts Rep Power: 0	I just realized something else while writing in another thread here. I own 17 vinyl records and I just bought a turntable a couple of months ago. I still have an old school stereo system- components. So, I have a tuner, cd player, the turntable and floor speakers. I decided to get the turntable because I still had the vinyls and really wanted to listen to them. I think the vinyls have a certain, really cool sound quality that gets lost with the newer ways that music is produced.