A Lighthouse's Tale by Nickel Creek

Closer by Nine Inch Nails

Supply and demand by Amos Lee

I think this, like most things, is highly variable. Some like
intelligent women, others don't. I would venture to guess that the same
holds true for women!

Silent all these years by Tori Amos

Mandolin Rain by Bruce Hornsby

Welcome!!

I prefer to shove people down the rising escalators so as to keep the
fun in continuity!

Rozey, I like that saying! And I concur with Daniel, you have a cute one
there!

I can't believe they'd have an objection even to voluntary ID/med
records.

Well I suppose we are all allowed a nonsensical opinion once in awhile!

Sorry I am late! Happy B-Day!

I view this in the same scope as seatbelts; I think it's a positive
thing to do and promote, but should be voluntary with the exception of
children. I imagine that the ACLU and other civil liberties
organizations take exception only to forcing such a thing on someone.

Welcome!!

Rabbit in your headlights by Unkle

Grieving,

I agree with you on many levels! Firstly, many men, as you pointed out,
don't find attractive the ultra-thin models. Of course, this is also
primitive brain shining through! One who has too much or too little
adipose tissue is viewed as being less suitable for mating. Ample
breasts to nurse children, wide hips to birth children, and just enough
in between to support the demands of both.


In Antiquity, women of ample size were seen as having the perfect body
type thus were considered beautiful. Art depicting full-figured women
predominated these times. I think contemporary art with its skinny
models, will fade out and eventually be replaced by something more
moderate of the extremes. Some countries are already banning models
under a certain BMI; it's likely this trend will continue.

Morning TTO!

Morning Buttons!

Good morning all!

May I partake? Dumbing down sounds good!

Yes, I suppose that speaking of mitochonria is rather dull.