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Buz
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 40
0 miles · Atlanta

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Yes, it is a cubistic crayon sketch of me. Side angle, wearing a red cowboy hat, army boots, purple overalls, and a sheriff's badge, and listening to John Phillip Sousa marching tunes. Who wouldn't masturbate to that?
My turn to fix supper, so I made a chef salad for my wife and I.
I had lunch with the most gorgeous woman in The ATL, my wife. I had a ham sandwich with white cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, black pepper, and American mustard, on a white sesame seed roll, spicy french fries, a dill pickle spread, and sweet tea.
This is the 21st Century. Waiting for the guy to call is the mindset of the 1950s woman who's career goal was to be a stay at home mom and have dinner ready for hubby when he got home, wash and iron all his clothes, and keep the house.

If you want to be June Cleaver, then by all means, sit around and wait for him to call you.

Or you can live in this century and call the guy. If you like him, call or text him. You'll be able to tell from his response if he's interested or not.

When I was single, at least half the women I ever dated, called me or asked me out first. I always liked a confident, self-assured woman. Actually, that is the type woman I was always most attracted to.
An important note for the guys: Do not attempt to do the high hurdles while naked.
One time I had quite a few of these in New Orleans which led to me getting a really late night drunken tattoo on Bourbon Street...

January 1, 2008. I was there for the Sugar Bowl. Go Dawgs! Been to a few Mardi Gras.

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Greetings, Buz. One icey cold, Lone Star beer, coming up.



Ice cold from Texas to Georgia...


Yes, you may. But please don't write any overly graphic bloody descriptions. Keep it very generic and to the point. It needs to be an integral part of the plot and action.

The best way to do a comparison is think, no Quentin Tarantino style violence or death. More along the lines of those old fashioned black and white cowboy movies from the 30s & 40s kind of death and violence.

I wrote two murders into this one, so it might give you an idea how to keep the action descriptive but not too graphic and not bloody.

https://www.lushstories.com/stories/straight-sex/the-assassins-game.aspx

And like Sprite said, not during sex or having to do with sex.
Congratulations and welcome to the Badger Club.


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Wow, all that just in the short space between the kitchen and bedroom. She sounds really great.

Would you ever allow her on the road though...


She doesn't have to ask. She is a great driver.
Purpleshade, if your wife sees this, she'll say for the next year, no pussy, only microwavable meals for you, and get used to sleeping on the couch.

Talk about driving and women. I've taught my wife how to cut circles (burn rubber) in clutch vehicles, and taught her how to do wheelies on motorcycles. Oh yeah, and she's become quite adept at mudding in my Jeep. City girls can go country and they love it!
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Pretty in professional behaviour of the judge.

Also, I already knew that US media doesn't really respect the privacy of suspects in the way European (or at least Dutch) media does, but I'm still quite shocked to see what looks like the home address of the suspect being published in one of those articles.


It's a wonder there is not a news video clip of someone from the press attempting to interview a member of the defendant's family or the judge's. Hell, the media will practically camp outside their home, news vans all over the street with a mob of reporters and camera crews. Like an animalistic feeding frenzy!

Yes, they'll publish the suspect's address. Freedom of the press.

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The full meaty one of the left. It looks like it is waiting for a really large dill pickle. smile
I believe in Destiny. She's a dancer at my favorite gentleman's club.
The main drawback of any of them would be failure.
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You don't need to enter a race to beat your own time—you just time yourself.

Competitive running, fair enough. I don't get the appeal, but sure.


It feels much better having done it officially and under race conditions. And you earn the t-shirt. If you placed in the top 3 of your age division, you usually get a trophy or certificate.

It's just whatever appeals to you. All of us are different.
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I get the idea of building up your stamina, I guess I just don't understand running. What is actually being achieved by running that "official" half-marathon, when you've already run at least four of them in the last month?

I could understand if you were building it up over weeks and months, and then the final event was when you ran that distance for the first time. I can even understand your training regime if you happen to enjoy running and want to keep fit and healthy. I just don't know what you get out of that final half-marathon, the level of fitness required for which you already achieved a month ago.


For several, it is a competition, a race to compete in. Why does anyone compete over and over again? They want to get better at it and improve their time or to win. To get good enough to compete to win, you generally have to do it more than once. Some are competing against the other racers, some just against their previous best time. They do give out awards to the winners.

For others just finishing it, like you said, is enough. It all depends on what you want to get out of it.

I have run in about a dozen or more half-marathons. Training for those is a great way to maintain my physical conditioning and I have neen able to compete for 'amatuer' awards. However, I have only done one full marathon. At that distance, I didn't run the full distance before the race. One of those was enough. smile

Not everyone can keep the running up over time. Like Bethany mentioning above, developing MCL problems. I do know some people who have run for decades without issues but others have to give it up because of the strain on joints. Swimming and bicycling are excellent alternatives. And yes, they have competitions in those too.
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So, to train for a half-marathon, you run half-marathons?


Precisely. You have to build up to that in increments, but one needs to be already running that distance once a week for about a month before the actual race. But only once a week. More than that could easily lead to injuries, especially tendonitis.

Of course, it all depends on what one's goal is. If it's simply to run in and finish the half-marathon, you can build your once a week long run up to just doing 13 miles once before the actual race. I get into it pretty hard so I like to push myself hard and see how well I can do, so I train a little more aggresively. But at the same time, I don't want to get hurt and not be able to run at all.


* 5 miles a day, Monday through Friday or any 5 consecutive day period.
* Saturday extend the miles each Saturday (or the 6th day) until doing 14 miles (about a month before the race). Only one long run per week. Look at the calendar. Start training in time to extend the long run by one mile each time until I've reached my 14 mile target.
* Take a break the day after the long run and let the legs & feet rest and recover.

In training for a half marathon, one should arrange their training schedule so that the half-marathon is close to the day of the week they would be doing their long run anyway.

Most races like that are held on Saturdays, so I've always done my long run on Saturdays. However, some half-marathons, as well as marathons, are held on holidays. Just make sure you don't do your long runs too close together.
When training for a half-marathon, I run 5 miles a day Monday thru Friday, and on Saturdays build up each time until I am doing 14 miles each Saturday for a month before the race. During all that I take Sundays off from running.
Quesadilla verde, chips and salsa, and two Dos Equis darks.
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You might as well say that you're taking your toys and going home. What a chump..


She has an outstanding toy collection.
Yes. In fact, the Bible has several instances of explicit sex. Being a Christian is really about how you treat other people and if you live your life in a way that is charitable and influences people in a loving and kind way. The Bible sternly warns about being a judgemental person.

There are way too many false Christians. You can spot them easily, always professing to be Christians, holding themselves out to be holier than thou, always seeing sin in everyone else. The type that don't do any charitable acts unless they get publicity and credit for it. They always judge other people. They are unforgiving and unloving. The Bible says that in the end there are many who will not be recognized.
The above-mentioned suggested designations for Famous and Legendary stories could be accomplished with Silver and Gold Stars. If they accompanied a Recommended Read, Editor's Pick, or Outstanding Series awards, the stars could fit just below those. The stars for Famous and Legendary stories could be just a bit smaller than the other designations. Just a thought...
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We didn't have a macot. Not really a thing around here. Not sure why you'd need one anyway. It's just school.


High schools in the USA all have various sports teams made up of students that represent the school.

My high school featured teams in these sports to compete against other schools:
Boys: football, basketball, baseball, soccer, lacrosse, track & field, golf, tennis, cross country running, wrestling
Girls: soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball, track & field, golf, tennis, cross country running

The main team in these sports is called the varsity. In some sports where there are many players there are junior varsity teams, usually for the 9th & 10th graders. You can also throw in the Varsity Cheerleaders that cheered/performed for the Varsity football, and basketball for both boys & girls teams. Then there is the competition cheerleading team.

As well, there is a debate team. Also, the drama department would compete in One Act Play competitions. Many schools also have a mathematics team. There are even Spelling Bee teams.

If any of these teams win enough during the regular season they can earn the chance to compete in the state playoffs until there is one state champion. Of course the competing schools are classified by size, so there are different size classifications. That way schools only compete against schools of similar size to keep the competition balanced.

Some schools, especially private schools, may also have archery or skeet shooting teams, equestrian, swimming, water polo and so forth.

Oh, and I should also mention the band. The Varsity Band. The Varsity Band usually puts on a complex marching halftime entertainment show at varsity football games. The band also competes in band competitions for marching and for concerts. Really great bands get invited to famous parades like the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade in NYC or the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California.

So each school has a mascot name that is featured by their teams and often on their team logos. It is a very old tradition, dating back into the 19th century in many cases. Well, old by USA standards.