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I'm a woman that LOVES LOVES LOVES facial hair of ANY kind on men but most especially on MY man! I just think it makes men look very 'manly' and sexy as fuck! Men with facial hair = My kryptonite.

P.S. A little side note when I say "ANY", I can't say that I'm a fan of metrosexual men who look like they carve out their facial hair, sometimes into some silly design (and you know who you are) - WAY too contrived if you ask me. I much prefer the casual and natural look that's maintained to some extent over anything overly coiffed.

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It's not polite to talk with your mouth full.. of cock.

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I've been trying to brush up on my hoop skills.

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Look at these booties. Fucking look at them!

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That's good to hear - I don't feel so guilty now about swimming with the dolphins on vacation now.
In this case it was a pretty spacious ocean-pen though and not one of those giant salt-water swimming pools. But still - thinking about it outside the 'wow, that was an amazing experience' factor, I had some doubts due to the idea of them living in captivity and having to play with starry-eyed humans all day and perform tricks.

What goes on at Sea World does bother me - not going to lie. I've heard and read about some rather upsetting stories, mostly involving the whales, which I think are far too large to be kept in the Sea World sized tanks. I'll be interested in seeing the movie Blackwater.

Re the sharks. There was an interesting show I watched a while ago about this rash of attacks in the Red Sea, just off Egypt. I think there was a week or two where they were averaging sometimes several a day within minutes apart along this resort strip. Most of the victims had chunks of their asses torn off (no, I'm not making that up. lol). Anyway - they narrowed down a possible culprit with some timely underwater pics from tourists to this one oceanic whitetip shark (they noticed it was the same one due to a fin anomaly) and there was concern that this shark was purposely attacking humans. As it turns out, one of the resorts had begun this daily tourist package that year to "feed the fishes and sharks" not too far away and the dive master's routine was that he would reach around and grab a fish from his fannypack and the shark would take it from his hand. So there was this theory that this shark that one of his regulars, who had begun attacking the tourists, had associated that area of the body with food. So it had begun chomping on the tourists' butts along the coast line. It was an interesting example of how our desire to interact with them can have negative consequences with learned behaviour - I guess not that different from the 'don't feed the bears or they'll stop being afraid of humans' rule.

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I remember reading that - about this bizarre dolphin gang- phenomenon or something along those lines. I was shocked because I've always seen them as playful and sweet. Or at least that's the media told me to believe. And about a million girls with fading dolphin tattoos on their ankles from the '80's and '90s' can't be wrong, right?

Most shark attacks can be explained away as something less than monstrous, but I do think they got a terribly bad rap from Jaws. Peter Benchley was actually devastated that his fictional novel had possibly been an underlying cause of the terror and miseducation fuelling the shark hunts over the past few decades and has always advocated their conservation.

Attacks are often due to mistaken identity of their favourite prey, younger sharks still learning what to eat and taking exploratory bites, or older/sick animals that are going for broke and trying to pick off a meal wherever they can get it as a last ditch effort to survive.

Having said that - I'll never swim at dawn or dusk in the ocean, and admittedly it does cross my mind at certain points when I'm in open water.

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i think you may be asking the wrong question, but it's one a lot of men get wrong. i have heard a lot of men say, "if she wears X or is doing Y, why does she get bent out of shape if I look?"

most women want to be looked at and noticed. it's really a question of how you do it. think of it like this. imagine you are at a starbucks table and you notice a woman across the way is glancing your direction. there are things she could do then that might interest you/turn you on: she might quickly glance away and peek back with a wry smile, or she might give you a heavy lidded bedroom glance. but imagine her just staring, maybe scowling or looking at you with a neutral expression and not looking away. it would probably creep you out, and you'd wonder what the hell you'd ever done to her.

women are the same way.

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I've been their partner for a year but I've never spent the night?? Hmm... that's a hard one to wrap my head around.

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Dude I saw that. It was pretty fucking intense. I know it's important to conquer your fears, but fuck swimming in open water after attacks like that. Even if the odds of an attack are slim with the odds of a second attack even slimmer, I just wouldn't.

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It's definitely Kim. I remember watching that episode (how's that for an embarrassing confession! lol). It was her ex-hubby Kris Humphries dumping her in the water when they all went on holidays. Of course she was pissed. She lost her ten bazillion dollar diamond earring in the water. She probably would have been more pissed if our toothy shark friend, Mr Big had actually been waiting to catch her.

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Haha - I just googled 'Kim Kardashian' and "shark" and now see that somebody already beat me to it.





In reality, I actually don't mind KimK or LiLo. They're both still kinda entertaining for different reasons.

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That is the cutest video ever. I love how the dog comes in at the end like "ok - is the crazy over yet?"

Re Shark Week. I totally need to play that drinking game. Except I would drink for the seals too. Poor snuffy!

Actually that commercial would have been funnier if they'd been dangling a 'celeb you love to hate' over the edge of the dock like Kim K or LiLo. Maybe have her in a glam bikini and oversized shades, drinking an overpriced beach cocktail on a splashy yacht in the tropics and then deciding to go for a swim, gingering climbing down the ladder and then bam - in comes the CGI flying shark for a swift snack-slurp. Starlets that are able to make fun of themselves always gain fans back.

Tonight they have a new show called "I Escaped Jaws" at 9pm - am totally watching. These are the shark week shows I love most - shark attacks! Despite this, however, I am all about conservation when it comes to sharks. My feeling is that we're in their territory so we have to accept a certain amount of reasonable risk. You can't blame the shark.

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Wow Nikki can I join you and Evie?