A Good Thriller discussion
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@Dips - I seriously doubt there is an Official Manhood Book. Cause if there is, there should be one for women too, and I've never seen one of those either...
Marie,
welcome to my group of happy people, they will cheer you up everyday, and make you feel better.
I do hope we can make you smile through the bad days as well as the good days.
welcome to my group of happy people, they will cheer you up everyday, and make you feel better.
I do hope we can make you smile through the bad days as well as the good days.
DoodlePanda wrote: "@Dips - I seriously doubt there is an Official Manhood Book. Cause if there is, there should be one for women too, and I've never seen one of those either..."I will write you one, Doodles. You are welcome. :)
Daniel wrote: "DoodlePanda wrote: "@Dips - I seriously doubt there is an Official Manhood Book. Cause if there is, there should be one for women too, and I've never seen one of those either..."I will write you ..."
Lol thanks! I think..
@ DoodlePanda - I am sure there is one. But we men have not been able to infiltrate into the gospel that was written and gets updated in the Powder Rooms.@ Sean - Helloooos!!! Promise to give Marie fits of laughter.
Of course there's an offical "Man-Book". We also have secret meetings.Pink drinks are borderline...but you never, NEVER put fruit in beer.
@ DoodlePanda - We are not as secretive as the ladies. We are a transparent species. This Rule Book was written so that you ladies don't have to search high and low for "What Men Want".
Dipanjan wrote: "@ DoodlePanda - We are not as secretive as the ladies. We are a transparent species. This Rule Book was written so that you ladies don't have to search high and low for "What Men Want"."Men aren't that tricky... I have more problems understanding women to be honest... So technically I need the Official Womanhood Guide more...
@ DoodlePanda - The International Council Of Manhood Rules will be glad to hire your services to infiltrate into the depths of "Powder Room" gatherings (where we believe such a book lies in its existence). Its the quest for the Holy Grail.
No, guys (here I mean real guys) are pretty much, "what you see is what you get"I have a good friend who likes sci/fi movies and his wife doesn't. I'm a widower so we go to sci/fi or superhero movies together. We always buy a large popcorn and place it in the seat between us.
"Guys who are friends can go to movies together but never actually sit next to each other. There should always be an empty seat between them." This seat can of course contain snacks.
I've been enlightened ,I am forever grateful to Dips for sharing these rules, although I will say that they do not mention pink drinks, only fruity ones :D
I recon I wouldn't follow the Womanhood Rules anyways.. It seems it would probably involve a lot of pink and handbags and shoes...
@ Malina - Ha ha ha. But it does mention that "Thou Shalt Not Have A Car That Is Pink".@ Ruth - I attended a group of women activists once and this is how it went.
Who are you - Women.
What do you want - We don't know
When do you want it - NOW.
I rest my case.
@ DoodlePanda - Add "shopping is NOT a sport for us Men".
@ Malina - One of the "horrors" I had to experience today was Answer at least a 100 times "Do you think I look good in this shoe or that shoe". I didn't know "Shoe Shopping" was a part of "Domestication Of Dipanjan".
Women shop...Men hunt.
A woman will set out thinking she's looking for a top. She'll go to 10 places buy shoes, a purse, a skirt and scarf. She'll try on tops at each place and either not buy a top or go back to the first place and buy the first top she tried on. All this time her husband/boyfriend will be standing or sitting by holding her purse (the one she started with) and all the purchases.
A man will note he needs a shirt and go to the place he always buys his shirt and buy the same shirt he's bought before as he knows it fits and he likes that color anyway.
Or he'll go online and send for it.
Mike (the Paladin) wrote: "Women shop...Men hunt.
A woman will set out thinking she's looking for a top. She'll go to 10 places buy shoes, a purse, a skirt and scarf. She'll try on tops at each place and either not buy a t..."
Amen.
Now, ties are a totally different matter. :)
Excuse me guys, this lady hates shopping!! Used to love it 20 years ago, now it's a bind. Very rarely try stuff on in shops. Do most shopping online now, so much more convenient. Would much rather spend my time reading! ;-)
Janet Sandhu wrote: "Excuse me guys, this lady hates shopping!! Used to love it 20 years ago, now it's a bind. Very rarely try stuff on in shops. Do most shopping online now, so much more convenient. Would much rather ..."Agreed.
Mike (the Paladin) wrote: "Where have you been all my life?????"Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
Daniel wrote: Now, ties are a totally different matter. :) I make it easy too Daniel. I just buy the whole shelf. Easier that way.
Mike (the Paladin) wrote: "Women shop...Men hunt.
A woman will set out thinking she's looking for a top. She'll go to 10 places buy shoes, a purse, a skirt and scarf. She'll try on tops at each place and either not buy a t..."
I at least spare my hubby from the torture, I go by myself and I'm very efficient! I spend more time in the bookstores though....
DoodlePanda wrote: "Can you get glittery drinks??? I've had one with gold flakes before.. it tasted cinnemony... Yummy!"Goldschlager is the glittery drink that tastes like cinnamon. It has specks of 'gold' in it.
I spent hours (probably adds up to years) following my wife around. When the kids came I would take them and wander around other parts of the store while she tried stuff on. This of course was okay if I was near a book or sporting-goods store. I looked at more guns, books and toys than I ever suspected existed.
Lorrea(Threein3) wrote: "DoodlePanda wrote: "Can you get glittery drinks??? I've had one with gold flakes before.. it tasted cinnemony... Yummy!"Goldschlager is the glittery drink that tastes like cinnamon. It has speck..."
That's the one! :)
Good news guys!I have to go now, so you wont have to read my random comments for a while ;)
Have fun!
Gina wrote: "Hi everyone! I joined the other day, and thought I would pop in to say hello. Like the rest of you here, I love reading! But, mystery/thrillers are by far my favorite. I'm never without a book or..."Welcome to a great group, Gina! I have a question for you. I know there are a lot of folks in this grouo who read at least 2-4 books at the same time. I understand having an audiobook going when a book or kindle cannot be held or when in the car, but what are other reasons for having so many going on at the same time?
Minnesota, Chris
For me there are several reasons: short attention span, slow part if a book I want to finish, what I'm in the mood to read, sometimes it's the middle of the night and instead of a pulp book I read a Ebooks so I don't disturb anyone with the light.
Lace wrote: "For me there are several reasons: short attention span, slow part if a book I want to finish, what I'm in the mood to read, sometimes it's the middle of the night and instead of a pulp book I read ..."OK, thanks, Lace.
I normally only do 1 book at the time as well, though sometimes I read a manga at the same time, which is technically a book too i guess..
I always have one Audiobook and one going on my kindle. I have one going that I am reading to my kids and a fourth if you count the Uncle John's Bathroom Reader :)
I can only manage two myself. Usually an audiobook I listen to during the day and either something I have on the Kindle or an actual book. I switch between the kindle and physical books.
Not sure an audiobook would work for me. I can see me zoning out. I have to read in relative quiet, don't even like listening to music when reading.
Hello people! My name is Erza, sorta. I live somewhere in the U.S.. I have a job, and I am a violist, pianist, and I will soon play the bagpipes. I love Harry Potter, Divergent, Doctor Who, and Fairy Tail. I am the eldest in my family, so it's my responsibility to be prepared for anything. Someday, I getting a new job as an author or a governor of my home state. Then I plan on becoming president.
I, don't laugh or call me crazy, actually take ten or eleven books at a time. I find is perfectly simple to remember the plot of each book. But then again, three of the books are always ones I've read at least seven times. To be perfectly honest, I've read a grand total of two thrillers in my life. But one of them I loved and I have almost memorized it.
So, hi!
I, don't laugh or call me crazy, actually take ten or eleven books at a time. I find is perfectly simple to remember the plot of each book. But then again, three of the books are always ones I've read at least seven times. To be perfectly honest, I've read a grand total of two thrillers in my life. But one of them I loved and I have almost memorized it.
So, hi!
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@ Malina - Official Manhood Rules in your inbox. There is a clearly stated clause on Pink Drinks.