temptess

"Masturbation in Malibu Canyon" ???

Now, THIS is a classic line. Excellent!

K

You're right. $5,000 is an absurd amount of money. I would expect to see God for that kinda dough (although, I suppose all things are relative...some people probably light their $100 cigars with $5,000 bills). However, I'm quite sure that, at any price, you are a genuine bargain.

know the feeling all too well. . .

What a wonderful image to take with me to San Diego...no limits huh? Interesting.....(strokes goatee devilishly).

I've piad my due's there before ,that place was fun.......

A spliff? What the hell?

oooops... well you didn't say it was a secret

so, are you coming back to england any time soon?

OO, yea, I like a bit of rubber myself. Hole in the floor?
You must have a good aim then I suppose.

so.. introduce me to some already.

hyponotised...must get on plane to santa barbara...i'll be there in two hours...*sigh* i wish....

[Edited on Jun 02, 2003]

No, not suicidal. Frustrated, stir crazy and twisted. Too many people I've yet to inflict myself on. I'm better at being alone but never seem to be alone. that make sense?

the devils always get their dues. you've had some interesting events going on of late hey? that does sound rather scary.. must be nice to know you HAVE a future though, right? hope all is going well.
*starts a fire-dance chant* *drum beat ensues*

[Edited on Jun 01, 2003]

I am J. Gatsby.

i no like wankers
even though i can be one at times

I'll bet your ass looks really good roasted.

i've seen more than five
but five does the job
i can see my pores
that is spooky

how long? let's see, take todays date and subtract when we met, then add a coupole days...that'd be about the right amount of time...

go ahead and ask, I won't embarass ya...

Well it depends on the people. First off, don't listent o Thorn. He's a downer. Marriage is beautiful thing, though obveously not for everyone. Anyways, I'm gonna say that it depends largely on where the two people are in there lives. People really need to be ready to commit, and sometimes no matter how much they love each other they just aren't in that place yet, and maybe they never will be. To sum up, a good three or four years should make it clear whether or not marriage is in the books.

ha ha
never
that is a scarey thing, that marriage
my father got married two months after my mom died
that was not an acceptable amount of time

ok, so if you have no children and your significant other hasn't passed recently. hmmm? five years of living together
yup
five years
unless you are in vegas and sauced

[Edited on May 28, 2003]

7 years or before the kid starts to show in the wedding dress

No, not crazy. If it is the right one - you don't, and should not give up anything. I was in a relationship once that I did give up and compromise until there was nothing left of the original person. If they can accept you and your life style AND be willing to accept you as your ideas change without asking you to be anything different, THEN they are the right person. No amount of sweet words, or pontificating of how one's heart feels toward you should justify you changing anything about yourself.

If he can give to you as much as you can give to him, great. But if you also have the capacity to give to others, you shouldn't have to block them out. We are all individuals defined by our actions and the sum total of our experiences. When you can be together without losing any of the individuality then you have found the one.

As for your heart, when it's right, you'll know.

i would give up my my my?
tuff question
how great is the right one?
i have never known that, so i don't know what it is worth
a buck?

you know how a sea cucumber gets rid of its attackers? by turning itself inside out, literally vomiting its insides out. just a thought.

hope you are swell DESPITE the fact that you did not get to bask in my glow this past weekend (just kidding it is obv. the other way around)...

such a familiar place you're in... good luck.
i am still fighting mine away, as gently as is possible.