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  1. Well, what's a little "strawman" lapse between friends? ๐Ÿ˜‰
  2. Write your dream and hypnagogic or hypnopompic visions in a dream diary.... When you come back to then days weeks or months later.....you will be pleasantly surprise... To find many of then if not all.....very informative explanatory and predictive....jackpot lotto numbers
  3. Gotta wonder whose money is behind organizing both protests and burglary rings. I remember when folks in Atlanta were being given bricks to smash windows during George Floyd protests. Most recently, the Israel-Gaza conflict protesters on college campuses were being funded by outsiders. It's similar to how illegal guns and drugs show up in certain cities. There's dark money behind both sides of every issue. The burglary rings could have been created to reinforce the narrative that the national guard help is needed. Funny thing is the national guard doesn't have any police powers. Their presence in Chi-town would only last until they leave.๐Ÿ˜Ž
  4. I'll have to read back through posts where I've objectified women. Not my thing. IMO, referencing a woman's body odor doesn't objectify her. It's descriptive.๐Ÿ˜ Guilty as charged. Figured it was less crass than a few other names I could have used.๐Ÿคฃ Again, I cannot recall us having a dialog about how much we love to poke snatchbox. Cheerleader isn't my style. I do recall the offense you took to my suggestion that young men should use older woman as a playground and bring a tub of vaseline or K-Y.๐Ÿคฃ Otherwise, while there may be some semblance of locker room banter between us it is usually low brow. We're not objectifying women or being chauvinistic. Definitely not homophobic. Believe everyone has a right to live their best life as long as they're not bringing hurt, harm or danger tonothers. Like snatchbox, I probably started use of the term alphabet soup community around here too. Not as a homophobic slur though. @aka Contrarian, while I can appreciate your brand of feminism, just know that it's not going to derail my commentary or sense of humor as it relates to women.๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜Ž
  5. That's funny. As a platinum member of the hetero community, while my appreciation of women is unmatched and my affinity for snatch box is undisputed, I have never detailed my escapades and adventures in tickling tulips on this forum or anywhere else.๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿ˜Ž
  6. ...just waking up from a good nap. What have we here? Oh wow. Where to begin... Yes, Hollywood does love the men-portraying-women scenarios. Popular white American actors Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon set the pace and earned kudos and laughs dressing up as women opposite Marilyn Monroe in "Some Like it Hot". As did Oscar-winners Dustin Hoffman and Robin Williams, when Dustin played "Tootsie", and Robin "Mrs. Doubtfire". Nobody could ever accuse the American film industry of not having a sense of humor or of not balancing drama with comedy. And I'm not surprised Pioneer would admire Arabs whose culture is the most misogynistic in the world, demanding their woman hide their faces when they appear in public, as well as walk several steps behind their husbands when they accompany them. Females aren't even allowed to drive cars in some of these Emirates. Moreover Pioneer's heroes are the very Arabs who have replaced Jews as the exploitive merchants in black neighborhoods. (Farrakhan be damned! ) Btw, Indian men have portrayed women in the Bollywood movies. And when it comes to the complaints about how black men are portrayed in films, the "art imitating life" mantra could apply... Then, the great "chain-yanker", grumbles about me not respecting him. Can I help it if the truth hurts? Not to worry, ProfD will step up and soothe his ego after which they will undoubtedly proceed to regale each other with lascivious stories about the 'hos they have laid. Whatever. All I gotta say is Jamie Foxx as "Wanda" and Martin Lawrence as "ShaNaNa" get nothin' but love from me. Flip Wilson's "Geradine" character does,too. Laughter is good medicine. Keeping things in perspective beats blowing them out of proportion. The Madea movies have been instrumental in Tyler Perry becoming a successful multi-millionaire film mogul. Plus - he gives back to the community! He definitely has his priorities together and for this, he has earned my respect! Rehashing and focusing on the same ol tired grievances has yet to make a difference. Drone on.
  7. IMO, you have reached the zenith of life. We should all be so fortunate to get there. Relative good health is a bonus in the zenith of life. There is no shortage of posts that we express how much we enjoy your input here. I certainly look forward to and get a kick out of your ramblings. Keep posting as long as time allows..๐Ÿค—๐Ÿ˜Ž

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