You've obviously never been to Burning Man ;)

Yep! ... I've *never* had a flu shot.

For a point of reference ... I was at the VA Hospital in Houston
recently (semi-annual checkup) and the nurse told me they have
had ZERO instances of H1N1 ... only "typical flu". And you can
imagine how many folks pass through the Houston VA Hospital on
a daily basis.

Really? People you don't know throw terms such as that your way?

*Incredible*

(I'm thinking the OP was referring to using the term on
women he knows rather well - I *assume* that :)

To play the technical dweeb, "hun" has other meanings :)

But you're obviously referring to the shortened, "honey".
Personally, I *always* use the long version of any person's
name or pet name for a loved one - it's out of respect.
For example, "sweetheart" instead of "sweets" or "sweetie",
"Susan" instead of "Suzie" or "Angela" instead of "Angie".

That's it .. and a relationship that continues to be "fast".
(and most likely dies almost as quickly, unfortunately).

I came across a website article (weeks ago) that concluded
that women enjoy men with a sense of humor - a man who can
get them to laugh. It seems to be true (in some of my
experiences) and from what I've read in the article ... I can't
find the article at this moment, but this one is pretty close:

http://www.theledger.com/article/20061208/NEWS/61208035?Title=Men-Women-Attracted-to-Sense-of-Humor-in-Different-Ways

How you come across "humorous" in a profile is a mystery :)

It's an opinion :)

So, you were shopping or driving home from work or lying
on the couch and said, "I want a nose piercing"?

Not to beat a dead horse (maybe I have already), but just
want to understand the rationale :)

I agree about this one - I've never considered that I have
an accent ... I only know I have an accent is when I travel
to some other state and a person mentions it to me.

I would not want to have some other accent because it means
I'd want to be someone else.

Only reason to be nervous is if you have something to hide
or are feeling guilty about something you've done.

I remember reading that about 3 years ago. I'll bet men
are more "agreeable" to the concept than women would be.

I don't think the "tattoo artwork" has to represent something,
what I'm saying is there should be some "significance" for the
reason for getting it, such as some "life" event.

Example: I have piercings to represent my Mom's pain enduring
the cancer she dealt with ... because every now and then I
experience pain from the piercings, reminding me of the pain
she must have endured.

For example, some folks get a tattoo because a loved one has
passed on, or some significant change has happened in their life.

It's an opinion, of course, but to get a tatt for the reason of
having a tatt seems the wrong reason. I understand a person might
enjoy the "ink" for art's sake, but what I've found is most people
get ink to reflect some action in their life - in other words,
there's a story behind the ink.

Just an opinion :)

Maybe 'cause you're not a redhead? ;)

Thanks ... "master"?? I didn't do any of the work, I just
sat there and went through the pain :) And I kid you not.

The outline was done while I was "living" in D.C. working
on a project there ... the project ended so I came back home
to Texas ... I had to fly to D.C. to get the color done on
the mermaid, so to maximize my short visit, my artist
devoted her whole workday (6 hours worth) to finish "Lana".

It was one of the most intense sessions I've had with
her, meaning the most "painful". The last 2 hours
were the worse - I wanted sooo much to tell her, "stop",
but I didn't want to do another round-trip ticket to
finish up :)

My artist (her and her hubby work at a shop in the D.C. area)
has some work on her chest, but won't get it finished because
she says "it hurts too much" :)



Oddly enough, my artist's hubby hasn't done any of her work.


I love the simplicity of "Jinx's" -star- artwork:
http://kleinjinx.tumblr.com/page/4 (scroll down about 1/3)
She also just recently got a mermaid tatt on her forearm.

Sperm + egg = physical being, which has consistently worked
for Homo sapiens, exactly as it has worked for the rest of
the animal kingdom.

I was NOT here BEFORE my parents because they did not
conceive me before themselves.

I'd say "more hospitable".

P.C. - I get tired when people have to apologize
that something isn't P.C. Anyway, it's been quite
unfortunate that, traditionally, we've been beat
by Tech for what seems like forever.

And we finally flush them and their coach uses that
excuse? How lame. Obviously, their team was in a
slump and the coaches weren't doing their job.

Whoop! Gig 'em, Aggies!

And we did it again today - 35 - 10 against Iowa State.

Let's see what happens with the Kansas/Tech game
(9 min left - tied) if they lose (Tech).

I think there should be a story for each tattoo. Many folks
get a tattoo (tattoos) because it's the "in thing" to do,
without any thought for a meaning behind it. It's easy to
tell when it's for "coolness": it's "flash" (tattoo art
hangin' on the walls of the studio).

My ink is found here (all custom artwork):
http://www.checkoutmyink.com/tattoos/caldercay


Edit ... forgot to answer your question:
Women who have nice tattoos are HOT:
http://www.tattooedwomen.info/

Dan Aykroyd - I'll let you guess the genre :)

For "what" purpose?
just the age old Ford or Chevy question with Dodge thrown in.


I can only answer by what I own:
* Trooper (with a Chevy V6 engine :)
* Porsche
* 2 Z28's (Chevy, of course)
* Chevy 4-door
* my fav: Canary yellow 1964 Buick LeSabre convertible
* 1999 Hayabusa (fastest production motorcycle)

I'll have to say, "Chevy" overall, but the Buick is the fav.