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09/09/2009

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Those are terrible suggestions! Wrist braces and mouth guards are sexier than that. I will NOT be trying these at home :O

Of course not! You're supposed to do them at the RESTAURANT. Aren't you reading???

I was referring mostly to the first one. Can you imagine sending your honey off to work with you special scent on his collar? I will say it...eeewww!

And I've worn my honey's boxers before but if he ever wore my underwear, well he wouldn't, not even on a bet. But if he did, I would have some serious questions for him.

No, no I can't imagine that. Aside from all else, what they *supposedly* like is the AROUSED scent -- not just random "secretions" you have throughout the day.

I've thrown a pair of boxers on over my underwear. I have never worn his tightie whities, though.

Wow, that has me so hot under the collar... Hopefully my love bunny is reading... I must borrow that book! Good post.

You may borrow the book. I will have UW bring it in tomorrow. It's... not very good.

Personally, I don't even want to know what else that books says. It's kinda creepy...

This book is horrible. Kinda reminds me of the Simpsons when they tried wooing each other, but that wasn't half as bad as this.

Olivia, Nobody Loves Oily Homer... or, All we wanted was some time to ourselves and now the floor is made of lava.

Gissel, It IS creepy. I'm kind of ashamed to own it.

WE could do better then those suggestions. Very 70s.

What, you mean these aren't GOOD? I coulda sworn they were *excellent* suggestions.

Wow.. yuck.
I had a coworker (Cow Orker!) who did the 'secretions' thing all over the guardshack.
She even blessed the phone handsets with her special sauce.
I spent the better part of four hours one fine day wiping all the surfaces down with PDI sanitary cloths because of her.
Let's just say she had a fairly offensive odor, left mayonnaise like goo behind, and looked like a slightly reduced Rosie O'Donnell.
She also had zero butt.
(Baby DON'T got back, or much of anything else for the matter. Body form of a Golf tee, all head, shoulders, reducing doen to chicken legs and ankles.)
She had an overly exaggerated sense of how attractive she was, and chased everything that was even remotely male.
(If she'd been good looking and didn't leave behind a stink similar to milk, that'd be one thing. But she wasm't even remotely good looking by any stretch of the imagination.)

Did I mention she was also crazy?
Now I know what suggestions she read.
Ick.

Matt, you have led an all-too strange life. It seems to mirror mine. We must become friends.

LOL, I long ago figured that I was a "bizarre" magnet.
Weird things happen to and around me for no reason.
Take my car for example.
Every time it gets washed, something breaks.
Cash registers experience trouble if I am within ten feet of them.
It's weird.
But still, that coworker I had, what the heck was wrong with her?!
I mean, using the phone handsets as personal devices AT WORK and leaving gunk on everything?
And what kind of medical condition did she have that would leave a rotten milk smell everywhere?
She now works for a different company somewhere in Newburgh NY.
Thank God..(As they say.)

I have no idea what would have been wrong with her. Mental disorder of some sort, for sure.

I used to work at a bagel shop. The cash register drawer would NEVER open right. Except if the total came to $6.66. THEN it worked. One of the people who worked with me is a friend of mine on Facebook. He can attest to it!

UW's sister has some weird electro-magnetic thing going on where every electronic device around her breaks for no apparent reason. Like watches and such.

LOL, possessed cash reister.
The former coworker is still making life hard for some of the guys I work with.


If a magnetic field, or electrical charge is high enough, I can tell where it is and in what direction.
Thunderstorms are fun, it feels like a wave washing over you.
Had an MRI done on my one knee, I felt the machine working.
The technician asked me if I'm okay.
I asked him if he'd just hit the pickle switch three times.
He frowned and said yes.

So it IS an electromagnetic thing! I knew it! Her car keeps going wonky, and her cell phones stop working fairly quickly. I imagine it's fairly frustrating.

Yes, it is quite frustrating.
That's the second reason I don't work on elevators.
(First being that you get electrocuted quite often. Because you often have to work on the equipment while it's live.)
I've killed six watches, though one wasn't me, it was the firefinder radar at Fort Drum.

UW had a finger crushed in a freight elevator. He seems to avoid them more now.

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