Not for any noble reason, just how I am, I have never intentionally flirted with any woman and have definitively not hit on any woman. Of course, I got married when I was 27, so it was a brief window, but that wouldn’t have really made any difference.
I'm fairly certain I once sold an antique postcard from NC featuring an old woman weaving pine needle baskets. Extra long pine NC needles could explain why I found this craft far more frustrating than I had time for when I tried it. (Of course I tried it). Apparently, though you can sell your extra long pine needles on Etsy for those of like mind, if you want to test the market in a small scale way.
1. i read that NYT article last night and felt sick with recognition. that feeling of not wanting to ruffle feathers at the expense of your own desire/agency is real, even for women (me) who think they know how to say no. 2. SUCK IT, SD! (they must feel so left out, being the only state without a stop) 3. but what if the bill works?!?! that would be the utmost. 4. pine needles! there's for sure another side hustle for you right there. 5. when you said "bojangles," i thought you meant bill robinson (who is actually from virginia), and wondered how a tap dancer became associated with pine needles of all things! only when i googled him to find out did i learn about "the fried chicken the south is obsessed with." NO IDEA. 6. tempted to do a deep dive on paula abdul, but i bet someone will give you a thorough update, so i'll wait.
The confusion of the Bojangles comment is it's a COMPLETELY BELOVED Southern institution! It's like Austinites being, like, "this ain't no Franklin Barbeque shit."
Not for any noble reason, just how I am, I have never intentionally flirted with any woman and have definitively not hit on any woman. Of course, I got married when I was 27, so it was a brief window, but that wouldn’t have really made any difference.
Congratulations you mark the first male, across two posts and two platforms, brave enough to comment in public on that topic.
I'm fairly certain I once sold an antique postcard from NC featuring an old woman weaving pine needle baskets. Extra long pine NC needles could explain why I found this craft far more frustrating than I had time for when I tried it. (Of course I tried it). Apparently, though you can sell your extra long pine needles on Etsy for those of like mind, if you want to test the market in a small scale way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfWoYF2Kfg8
That accent.
This is definitely going to be a hobby of mine at some point, even if not till retirement.
you brought a 1L diet coke bottle to meeting???
Throughout the Barbarian years I basically walked around with one the entire time, yeah. It was gross.
I was curious about the 1L meeting diet coke too...
I am here to dutifully leave a comment as instructed by the almighty button god.
The fates will reward you.
1. i read that NYT article last night and felt sick with recognition. that feeling of not wanting to ruffle feathers at the expense of your own desire/agency is real, even for women (me) who think they know how to say no. 2. SUCK IT, SD! (they must feel so left out, being the only state without a stop) 3. but what if the bill works?!?! that would be the utmost. 4. pine needles! there's for sure another side hustle for you right there. 5. when you said "bojangles," i thought you meant bill robinson (who is actually from virginia), and wondered how a tap dancer became associated with pine needles of all things! only when i googled him to find out did i learn about "the fried chicken the south is obsessed with." NO IDEA. 6. tempted to do a deep dive on paula abdul, but i bet someone will give you a thorough update, so i'll wait.
The confusion of the Bojangles comment is it's a COMPLETELY BELOVED Southern institution! It's like Austinites being, like, "this ain't no Franklin Barbeque shit."