BEVOLASVEGAS
Posted : 6/9/2010 1:49:12 PM
iluvjamison
Just rip her a new one, Amanda.
I like Tina. I'd never "rip her a new one." I save that for those who I don't like.
shadowsgin
Yuck certainly not me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm fairly certain that, with Cathy's statement, & Ginger's "yuck" & denial, you've already got the 3 people that I predicted.....
Glenda, it's going to happen. I just know it.
I took Bev & Cher for a hike, & ended up having an embarrassing moment. My favorite hiking trail is very secluded, & rarely used. Literally, I stumbled upon it a few years back, because I was on the way to another trail, & I suddenly needed to pee. I pulled over into this tiny driveway, & ended up finding this trail. We've been hiking it at least once a week for the past two years, & I have yet to see anyone else on the trail.
It was threatening rain, so the humidity was hoovering around 98%. After a short, 3 mile hike/jog, I was dripping with sweat. I could have wrung out my shirt or shorts because I was sweating so badly. When we got back to the jeep, I decided to change clothes so that I didn't get sweat all over the seat. (I always have an extra set of "play" clothes in the jeep.)
I loaded the dogs, & was changing next to the jeep. I was stripped down to my pink, zebra print spankies when another car pulled into the tiny parking area. The little old man in the car was probably in his late 60's to early 70's, & by the look on his face, I'm guessing that he hadn't seen a nearly naked woman in quite a while. I'm not sure which one of us was more freaked out. I was grabbing for clothes like a madwoman, saying "cook cook, cook, cook, cook" (it might have been another word, but cook gets the point accross), & after looking for a few seconds, he became embarrassed, turned the car around & left.
After I got my clothes back on, I called DH to tell him what had happened. He claimed that I scared the guy off, & told me that it I should be thankful that he (DH) doesn't scare easily.