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Why do gals like jewelry, specifically diamonds, so much?
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Tech Moddess AKA Danger Kat ;)
I agree....but I also think some women feel see diamonds as a high compliment. "Diamonds are valuable....he gave them to me....I must be valuable."
Me personally? I love sparkly gems but am just as happy with a CZ as a diamond.
Me personally? I love sparkly gems but am just as happy with a CZ as a diamond.
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Ok, so B, you appreciate the love that went into getting you a diamond. Is there something else that would mean just as much do you that didn't require a down payment? What if I'm a poor boy with an excellent sexual education and an LD, who loves you a bunch? What do I get you then?
And Tech, why the sparkly things? whats up with that?
And Tech, why the sparkly things? whats up with that?
Tech Moddess AKA Danger Kat ;)
No mystery there...sparkly things are pretty. I like to look pretty. But again...it could be a rhinestone for all I care...
All My Love - Real love can last a lifetime and still feel brand new.
High School Sweethearts - bringing back an old favorite for y'all to enjoy.
Tender Seduction - sometimes the long game pays off.
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No mystery there...sparkly things are pretty. I like to look pretty. But again...it could be a rhinestone for all I care...
Tech Moddess AKA Danger Kat ;)
lmao! I KNEW as soon as I wrote that about the rhinestone that SOMEONE would bring up that song.
All My Love - Real love can last a lifetime and still feel brand new.
High School Sweethearts - bringing back an old favorite for y'all to enjoy.
Tender Seduction - sometimes the long game pays off.
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That's me. But I get mushy when he's out doors somwhere and brings me wildflowers.
That's me. But I get mushy when he's out doors somwhere and brings me wildflowers.
Matriarch
how on earth did you find that chef? lol.
OK, now I have that damn song stuck in my head. 
I think both gals are trying to say it's the loving thoughts that are behind the gems, not the actual gems themselves, and if a loving person buys them a lower cost one, the gift is from the heart and not the wallet.
Insert violin music here.
Ok, so B, you appreciate the love that went into getting you a diamond. Is there something else that would mean just as much do you that didn't require a down payment? What if I'm a poor boy with an excellent sexual education and an LD, who loves you a bunch? What do I get you then?
And Tech, why the sparkly things? whats up with that?dontknow
I think both gals are trying to say it's the loving thoughts that are behind the gems, not the actual gems themselves, and if a loving person buys them a lower cost one, the gift is from the heart and not the wallet.
Insert violin music here.
Matriarch
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Insert violin music here.
Something like this perhaps?
Matriarch
Well you know how much I love Japan 
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Lol, well thanks girls. I'm glad the love of shiny things is rooted in a love of whoever gave it too you, and not just because it's shiny.
Tech Moddess AKA Danger Kat ;)
Indeed. A handmade card or a CD of my favorite songs elicits those same feelings as the sparkly stuff.
All My Love - Real love can last a lifetime and still feel brand new.
High School Sweethearts - bringing back an old favorite for y'all to enjoy.
Tender Seduction - sometimes the long game pays off.
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Quote by Chase
Lush,
Regarding Nihon to Nihonteki na mono. Nani ga suki desu ka.
How deep does your interest in Japan go?
Curious one.
I just noticed this, sorry Chuckie.
I've been over there several times on holiday, adore the food, architecture, countryside, temples, the politeness of the people. I've picked up a few phrases here and there, but couldn't hold a conversation. It's a difficult language to learn I find, and the course I bought is awful - the book doesn't even tie in with the cd
- I ended up throwing it away and bought a phrase book instead!How about you?
Actually, it is not that difficult, especially when compared to English, Chinese, Thai, or Finnish, which is the worst.....
Japanese always follows its rules, and its grammar is very similar to German. The sounds and such take a bit to get used to, but once that is conquered, it is a fun language. Not as expressive as English, and interestingly, they do not have concepts and therefore that we use every day.
No such thing as "privacy" in the Japanese language.
I learned while spending time there, so I do pk. Now, don't ask me to read or write it. THAT, my dear, takes a native Japanese a lifetime.
(To graduate from high school one learns 1850 characters, but to read a newspaper one must be able to read 3400 characters....or so I have been told.)
Ganbatte ne!
Japanese always follows its rules, and its grammar is very similar to German. The sounds and such take a bit to get used to, but once that is conquered, it is a fun language. Not as expressive as English, and interestingly, they do not have concepts and therefore that we use every day.
No such thing as "privacy" in the Japanese language.
I learned while spending time there, so I do pk. Now, don't ask me to read or write it. THAT, my dear, takes a native Japanese a lifetime.
(To graduate from high school one learns 1850 characters, but to read a newspaper one must be able to read 3400 characters....or so I have been told.)
Ganbatte ne!
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OK, now I have that damn song stuck in my head.
Ok, so B, you appreciate the love that went into getting you a diamond. Is there something else that would mean just as much do you that didn't require a down payment? What if I'm a poor boy with an excellent sexual education and an LD, who loves you a bunch? What do I get you then?
And Tech, why the sparkly things? whats up with that?dontknow
I think both gals are trying to say it's the loving thoughts that are behind the gems, not the actual gems themselves, and if a loving person buys them a lower cost one, the gift is from the heart and not the wallet.
Insert violin music here.
OH!
i play violin
