Thanks to everybody exept tiretom. Was asking for the key to a good relationsip, not to the pants.

Okay so..I've put an end to my having random sex all the time about 6 months ago, and have never even really asked a girl out or been on a date, until yesterday.

I ate alone at a fancy Chinese restaurant and had a cute waitress serving me, now, she wasn't a supermodel but she was pretty to me, a little overweight. She messed up my order and felt bad, but I was interested and she had told me her name. So, when she gave me the bill, I called her by name and said, "Hey, Marissa right? Are you available, because I am." Her face lit up and got red and she lost her breath and said "Oh my GOD no! But thank you!" Then I put my card in the ticket and she came back and said, "I have a name for you!" We were laughing and she said, "I'm calling you, 'The Brave One'" so we started laughing and then when I looked at my receipt she wrote "Thank you" in pretty letters with an exclamation point with a heart on it and smiley face. She was so happy after that and all smiles.

I gotta admit, this is the first time I've looked for anything more than a slut for a quick fling, but it felt good to make her day!

So, does anybody have the key to getting a good-hearted partner instead of just a slut? AND YES LADIES, I too used to be a slut it works both ways!

It's a cool community here. Finding a local girl who doesn't look like a house and has a brain would be a nice bonus though!

(No disrespect to the ones who are out there!)

If I lived around mountains, I would take the sports car downhill on the mountain pass and try to get the fastest time.

Wow you're gorgeous, too bad you ain't in Texas. Best wishes on your hunt.

Age...Maturity...meaningless to me. It's all about respect.

Sitting here on mingle...would rather be working on my Civic but it's 4:50 in the AM.

I usually have 2 cars. One for daily driving and one for a fun project!

I would like to restore a 90's model Nissan 240sx for drift!

You're welcome and thank you.

He skipped that part. You crush the noodles and put them in the chip bag, then add the hot water. You can see where his noodles are sitting on the bottom half of the chip bag.

Just so everybody knows..the OP's account has been deactivated.

lol

www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OHys9PVta8

This should be a video of a former inmate making one. It's where I learned was working as a CO in a Texas prison. I don't know how to insert links.

1 - Every time I eat them, I crush them up by slamming the packages on the counter top so I can eat it with a spoon.

2 - I throw random stuff in it and drain out all the water.

3 - I make pizzas.

How to make a ramen pizza:

You need:
- at least 4 packages of your favorite ramen.
- a large bag of cheetos (or your favorite chips)
- your favorite sauce (mine's chili with beans)
- shredded or squeeze cheese!

Then:
- Eat the bag of chips and save the last handful
- Crush the ramen noodles and place them in the empty chip bag
- Add just enough hot water, add the flavor packets and slosh around
- Lay the bag flat on the table as it will be your plate
- Tear the bag open exactly along the seams on the sides
- Heat up your sauce and spread over your ramen crust
- Add your cheese
- Crush the handful left of your chips (like cheetos ) and spread evenly

Voila! You have just made the ramen pizza! And you can add meat if you like!

I was a Correctional Officer for four long years and picked up on some inmate eating habits, you can make any kind of pizza with ramen noodles as the crust! Yup!

Decent, gets your point across. Best wishes on your hunt.

Decent, best wishes on your hunt and welcome to mingle

Say dog it was a dream! And it was awesome haha

The place where all of your worries disappear, the place that calms you, the place where nothing matters, where everything is okay.

Mine is my bed. Then again, I just bought a new bed from Homezone in february that is very comfortable! However, this has always been my place to just let it all go.

I have a note on my desk next to my bed with a list of everything that I am grateful for in my life, and read it every day when I wake up and before I go to sleep as it rests right next to my glasses