What do you like?

[magicalhands]

Ok, MH, I'm next in line behind you!

heheh I like standing in lines

 

[packersfan]

heheh I like standing in lines

After you finish, you get behind me, and we'll repeat the huggles!

 

[magicalhands]

After you finish, you get behind me, and we'll repeat the huggles!

I like that idea

 

[packersfan]

I like that idea

I bet Kel does too!

Gonna run, I'll see y'all later!

 

[magicalhands]

I bet Kel does too!

Gonna run, I'll see y'all later!

See you later!

 

[packersfan]

See you later!

I like glorious days like today!

 

[Hooper_X]

http://pimpandhost.com/media/simple/24593/3fb5426d5f43.jpg

I like Joe's Goals.

Joe's Goals is a simple online habit tracker. You specify some habit that you'd like to acquire (or lose) and maybe apply a few tags (like profession, health etc...) Then you just click on that habit's box on the days that you actually follow through the corresponding action.

For your trouble, you will get a nice green check-mark on that box... assuming that you have set that habit/goal up as positive. If you don't check a box, you get oogatz. However, if the habit is a negative one (e.g. biting your nails) and you check it, you get a horrid little red x. You can give yourself multiple checks or clicks on a particular habit square (e.g. a square labeled; Brush Teeth... assuming that you brush more than once per day.) You receive a score of 1 for a check-mark, and a score of -1 for an x. At the bottom of each daily column, there is a tally of your net score (positive points plus negative points.) However, you can weight some habits more highly than others (e.g. assigning them more than one positive or negative points.)

The genius behind Joe's Goals is that we (at least Americans) have a deeply ingrained preference--where external validation is concerned--for little green check-marks over little red xs. Similarly, we have all been conditioned since early childhood to prefer a higher grade to a lower one. Thus, IMHO, you really don't have to exert as much conscious effort as with traditional To Do lists. Your inner neurotic (i.e. your unconscious--not subconscious; people tend to use that word incorrectly--mind does most of the heavy lifting once you set up your Joe's Goals page.

Of course, I'd never use my real name on this--or any other--internet site, where the the possibility of data mining is certainly in the offing.

*I am not Steven. I lifted the image from Google Images.

 

[Hooper_X]

Well, wipe your chin, just like the rest of us.

We should create a chin towel for guys to drool over awesome booties. Every guy would want one!

...based on Cham Wow technology?

 

[kinkymomjianlis]

I like sexting, I know its lame but I like it

 

[Morrigu]

...............kisses, lingering,soft,passionate es

 

[packersfan]

http://pimpandhost.com/media/simple/24593/3fb5426d5f43.jpg

I like Joe's Goals.

Joe's Goals is a simple online habit tracker. You specify some habit that you'd like to acquire (or lose) and maybe apply a few tags (like profession, health etc...) Then you just click on that habit's box on the days that you actually follow through the corresponding action.

For your trouble, you will get a nice green check-mark on that box... assuming that you have set that habit/goal up as positive. If you don't check a box, you get oogatz. However, if the habit is a negative one (e.g. biting your nails) and you check it, you get a horrid little red x. You can give yourself multiple checks or clicks on a particular habit square (e.g. a square labeled; Brush Teeth... assuming that you brush more than once per day.) You receive a score of 1 for a check-mark, and a score of -1 for an x. At the bottom of each daily column, there is a tally of your net score (positive points plus negative points.) However, you can weight some habits more highly than others (e.g. assigning them more than one positive or negative points.)

The genius behind Joe's Goals is that we (at least Americans) have a deeply ingrained preference--where external validation is concerned--for little green check-marks over little red xs. Similarly, we have all been conditioned since early childhood to prefer a higher grade to a lower one. Thus, IMHO, you really don't have to exert as much conscious effort as with traditional To Do lists. Your inner neurotic (i.e. your unconscious--not subconscious; people tend to use that word incorrectly--mind does most of the heavy lifting once you set up your Joe's Goals page.

Of course, I'd never use my real name on this--or any other--internet site, where the the possibility of data mining is certainly in the offing.

*I am not Steven. I lifted the image from Google Images.

That's pretty cool. I might make up one for my daughter!

 

[packersfan]

...based on Cham Wow technology?

Sure, that's good thinking. We won't acknowledge the tech, tho, so we won't have to pay them any royalties.

 

[packersfan]

I like sexting, I know its lame but I like it

It's not lame at all, if you like it!

 

[packersfan]

...............kisses, lingering,soft,passionate es

Those sound wonderful. I would take a peck on the cheek, in fact. Now, where is my darlin?

 

[anneski]

I like watching a good scary movie, in the dark, with a friend to either scream with or cuddle up to, a bottle of wine or a beer, and the knowledge that we don't have to go to work in the morning so it doesn't matter how late we stay up

 

[packersfan]

I like watching a good scary movie, in the dark, with a friend to either scream with or cuddle up to, a bottle of wine or a beer, and the knowledge that we don't have to go to work in the morning so it doesn't matter how late we stay up

One of my favorite ways to spend an evening! I'm the only one who likes scary movies around here, so I'm invariably stuck watching them by my lonesome.

 

[anneski]

One of my favorite ways to spend an evening! I'm the only one who likes scary movies around here, so I'm invariably stuck watching them by my lonesome.

Yup, me too - although that is marginally better than having someone sitting there bitching and moaning about how 'there's no need to be scared, it's not real!'

 

[packersfan]

Yup, me too - although that is marginally better than having someone sitting there bitching and moaning about how 'there's no need to be scared, it's not real!'

The only one I can get to participate is my daughter, but she's 11, and invariably halfway thru the move, she gets a mite frightened and asks me to turn it.

 

[artlover637]

I like driving through campus on the early spring days when the open areas are filled with young tight women sunning themselves while reading books.

 

[sonea]

I like waking up in the morning to find out its a beautiful sunny day like today

 

[packersfan]

I like driving through campus on the early spring days when the open areas are filled with young tight women sunning themselves while reading books.

I was at NC State in the late 80's, and was high up in one of the dorms. We could look out over the practice soccer field, and every day in the spring it was covered in some simply delectable young coed flesh!

 

[magicalhands]

I like spending a relaxing Saturday with good friends

 

[packersfan]

I like spending a relaxing Saturday with good friends

True! The only thing missing is some beer or other libation and a roaring campfire...

 

[magicalhands]

True! The only thing missing is some beer or other libation and a roaring campfire...

I like that things you added , to make it perfect

 

[packersfan]

I like that things you added , to make it perfect

oh, yeah, some big logs to sit on or lean against, and some blankets to cuddle up with my love. I think that about covers it...