What do you like?

[oil_paint03]

The smell of a baseball mitt, the sound of my daughter laughing, filet mignon, and the feel of skin.

 

[anneski]

I like cheese. I like dogs. I like picnics. I like Avebury. I like F1.

I LOVE that today I had a picnic, at Avebury,with my dogs and some good friends and their dogs, who brought different cheese to me, and then I came home to watch the Bahrain GP

 

[ncm50]

I like cheese. I like dogs. I like picnics. I like Avebury. I like F1.

I LOVE that today I had a picnic, at Avebury,with my dogs and some good friends and their dogs, who brought different cheese to me, and then I came home to watch the Bahrain GP

i like looking at your pic.........hmmmm

 

[anneski]

i like looking at your pic.........hmmmm

I also like having nice compliments, thank you

 

[ncm50]

I also like having nice compliments, thank you

you are most welcome sexy lady............do love looking at you

 

[Hooper_X]

dark large diameter areolae on big* pendulous breasts


* +DD

 

[Morrigu]

Friends

 

[GingerSpice2]

Crisp, cold sheets and a warm man to share them with

 

[ncm50]

very nice

 

[packersfan]

Is that an invite?

Is there such a thing as too much sun? I know for sure that there's a thing as too much rain.

It is, to come over and enjoy the sun and shade of blue skies and trees. I'm sure lots of willing guys would line up to host you in the States.

I'm not sure if there is such a thing as too much sun, but in the South, you get to appreciate air conditioning...

 

[packersfan]

lots of sun, warm weather and shade

You said it! We have had another glorious day in NC today!

 

[packersfan]

The smell of a baseball mitt, the sound of my daughter laughing, filet mignon, and the feel of skin.

Some very good likes, there, Oil!

 

[packersfan]

I like cheese. I like dogs. I like picnics. I like Avebury. I like F1.

I LOVE that today I had a picnic, at Avebury,with my dogs and some good friends and their dogs, who brought different cheese to me, and then I came home to watch the Bahrain GP

Ok, but do you like cheese dogs at picnics?

I like F1, too, but I can't find much of it around here. NASCAR is on now, though, with lots of wrecks and good ole boys swearing!

 

[packersfan]

i like looking at your pic.........hmmmm

I also like having nice compliments, thank you

I like pics and compliments, too!

 

[packersfan]

dark large diameter areolae on big* pendulous breasts


* +DD

Hoop, you're making my mouth water here!

 

[packersfan]

Friends

Friends are the best, aren't they?

 

[packersfan]

Crisp, cold sheets and a warm man to share them with

Ginger, you have your priorities straight!

 

[anneski]

Ok, but do you like cheese dogs at picnics?

I like F1, too, but I can't find much of it around here. NASCAR is on now, though, with lots of wrecks and good ole boys swearing!

Cheese dogs I don't like anywhere! I like cheese, not cheez - plastic is not fantastic as far as I'm concerned, lol! Chilli dogs are a different matter though, excuse me while I drool

But NASCAR - hell yeah, I'd watch that if I could too!

 

[Donkeepuncher]

Thai food

Weed

Movies

 

[Hooper_X]

I like F1, too, but I can't find much of it around here. NASCAR is on now, though, with lots of wrecks and good ole boys swearing!

I've never seen the appeal of auto racing. I'd just as soon watch women's basketball; which is to say that I'd just as soon watch paint drying.

However, I had an uncle who was nuts about it, specifically Indy racing (although, had he lived long enough for NASCAR to become big, he'd have probably like it too, especially since he and NASCAR share similar histories.

My paternal uncles and my father were all moonshiners in Western Kentucky during prohibition (well, the old man was still a kid then but his brothers were actively making and selling corn liquor.) After prohibition ended, they kept making corn and selling it on Sundays and at blind pigs and especially in Tennessee (which was still dry.) They kept at it until Uncle Sam sent them all on an all expenses paid trip to Europe. If memory serves, NASCAR was started by purveyors and distributors of corn liquor.

FYI, the uncle who I originally mentioned; he got hit by a tire at the Indy 500 and was airlifted out in a helicopter. I'm going to have to see if I can find some mention of that online...

 

[Hooper_X]

http://pimpandhost.com/media/simple/24593/f435a3f4b8df.jpg

I like finding out, purely by accident, that I can rotate one monitor to portrait-view (sideways; for viewing long documents like word documents, magazines etc...) without affecting (or effecting, for that matter) the rotation of the other monitor*.


*That empty block below the right monitor doesn't really exist. That's just the way that printscreen captured it.

 

[packersfan]

Cheese dogs I don't like anywhere! I like cheese, not cheez - plastic is not fantastic as far as I'm concerned, lol! Chilli dogs are a different matter though, excuse me while I drool

But NASCAR - hell yeah, I'd watch that if I could too!

I get around that by putting slices of cheese under the dogs I've grilled. It's much better! I put chili and slaw on top, and gobble it up!

We've had some very good races recently. My boy Tony finished 2nd last nite! I like that!

 

[packersfan]

Thai food

Weed

Movies

So, you like eating Thai food after smoking some weed, then watching movies?

 

[packersfan]

I've never seen the appeal of auto racing. I'd just as soon watch women's basketball; which is to say that I'd just as soon watch paint drying.

However, I had an uncle who was nuts about it, specifically Indy racing (although, had he lived long enough for NASCAR to become big, he'd have probably like it too, especially since he and NASCAR share similar histories.

My paternal uncles and my father were all moonshiners in Western Kentucky during prohibition (well, the old man was still a kid then but his brothers were actively making and selling corn liquor.) After prohibition ended, they kept making corn and selling it on Sundays and at blind pigs and especially in Tennessee (which was still dry.) They kept at it until Uncle Sam sent them all on an all expenses paid trip to Europe. If memory serves, NASCAR was started by purveyors and distributors of corn liquor.

FYI, the uncle who I originally mentioned; he got hit by a tire at the Indy 500 and was airlifted out in a helicopter. I'm going to have to see if I can find some mention of that online...

I have to admit that I also watch women's basketball, at least college hoops.

Funny, my family has roots in the 'shine industry as well. My grandfather ran gallons for several producers in our home county. And your memory is correct. Junior Johnson made and ran corn, then raced on the weekends.

That is cool. We used to go to the small local tracks when the big races came around, and to the other tracks and the dragways when they weren't there.

 

[packersfan]

I like finding out, purely by accident, that I can rotate one monitor to portrait-view (sideways; for viewing long documents like word documents, magazines etc...) without affecting (or effecting, for that matter) the rotation of the other monitor*.


*That empty block below the right monitor doesn't really exist. That's just the way that printscreen captured it.

That is cool, too. You find some of the coolest things to do with a computer!

I recognize the lyrics quote in your sig. Did you just finish reading some Stephen King?