Ballpark estimate of average mail order bridal age is 20-25.
That puts her into that 35-45 age range. Now we're talking about a milf type situation here.
That changes the game.
Pics are mandatory at this point.
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That puts her into that 35-45 age range. Now we're talking about a milf type situation here.
That changes the game.
Pics are mandatory at this point.
he didnt post the pics of his wife. He posted a pic with a link from a share site, not realizing that it gave everyone access to the site. The risque photos of his wife were on the share. lol.
That was the chubby girl in the helmet and the see-through lingerie.
I believe they are talking about somebody else.
This year's beatdown is even more satisfying than others because the reaction from Clone fans is so far over the top that's it's not even rational. Discussing everything BUT on the mat results. Iowa living rent free.
I think ISU fans, the few that support wrestling, are just frustrated with Dresser's lack of success vs meaningful opponents.
Like ToE.
I think ISU fans, the few that support wrestling, are just frustrated with Dresser's lack of success vs meaningful opponents.
Like ToE.
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Well I appreciate your efforts to help me understand and I get what she is saying. My point still stands though. I am a dinosaur because I would not look for the quality of being vulnerable in a candidate for promotion. I guess all things being equal, the person who was honest and kind hearted and compassionate would have an edge. Are those synonyms for vulnerable?
These are the times..........until they aren't. You probably don't have the time to wait it out unfortunately.
Not from where I sit. Honesty, kindness, and compassion for anyone is positive, but being vulnerable to everyone is not. I think that honesty, kindness, and compassion make us less vulnerable in the long run, not more so.
For the record, we are all "vulnerable" to our wives, kids, and family. We can allow ourselves to be vulnerable to the people that we love, because we know that they won't take advantage of us.
To bring this all back, I don't think that we should be vulnerable to the Clones, but we should have the kindness to run up the score in the first period, and then put them away with a pin or a tech-fall to end their misery and embarrassment.
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You're welcome. I was really just trying to provide the context for the comment.
I don't know. Maybe ask Brene' Brown. She's the researcher behind the term. http://www.brenebrown.com/
This year's beatdown is even more satisfying than others because the reaction from Clone fans is so far over the top that's it's not even rational. Discussing everything BUT on the mat results. Iowa living rent free.
I think ISU fans, the few that support wrestling, are just frustrated with Dresser's lack of success vs meaningful opponents.
Like ToE.
They've been dragging the Marinellis for buying a house. Sunday really f*cked with several of them.
You don’t really need a researcher for a word. It’s a word with a simple definition. Holy crap maybe I’m a dinosaur too. This shit is so stupid.
Truly disgusting. And noticed ole Crabby is one of the worst.
Still bitter about the banhammer on this site?
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I too can read a dictionary.
Alas, researchers seem to love developing taxonomies upon which to construct and express their work. And corporate management doesn't seem to hesitate adopting the darling buzzword du jour, especially when it's touted in the Harvard Business Review. (Not that there's anything inherently wrong with that.)
Is it about the word's dictionary meaning or understanding the meaning behind the annotation made by the interviewer? I thought it was the latter.
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I agree, especially on the "adopting the darling buzzword du jour." Edgy, lol. But if it helps the necessary concepts to penetrate the psyche, then more power to it.
And context is huge. Depending on the usage, vulnerability can be devastating for a company or liberating.
I clearly stated "I" don't consider an 11 seed at the 2020 NCAAs an AA. Nowhere did I claim an 11 seed is not recognized as an AA. You see, the term or phrasing of, "I don't consider..." means it is just my personal opinion and not a proclamation of who is actually an AA and who is not. But, you already knew that (At least I hope so).
No he doesn't' have AA title through the NCAA. He has 2nd Team AA designation... which means he wasn't a top 8 seed, but was recognized on paper, as projected to make it to the round of 16.
And, who said I liked or disliked his AA status? Personally, why would I dislike it? I don't dislike it. I only said I don't consider 11 seeds as AA status. That goes for all 11 seeds and lower. If top 8 in 2020 seedings, then yes, because that is the best we were able to have.
Relax, the board is for discussion and opinions.
It sounds like he mastered vulnerability and should be applauded for his bravery. The hero we all needed but didn’t deserve.
