Thank you

I like being intimidated by a woman, it's invigorating.

I am naturally romantic, but with me there is no question that friends stay friends.

and I love me a woman with sum smartz

Common sense is now known as uncommon sense

I also want girl!!!

I kept my business alive during the past two years despite the bad economy, a developer going bankrupt and screwing my company out of a quarter of a million dollars, and alot of the competition closing their doors.

There was a time I did'nt even take a paycheck for almost 5 months, but I survived, and even opened up a 2nd company.

Now the sky is the limit, all because i did'nt give up when times got tough.

LOL getting that email would make my day!!

Starrtastic - are you a gamer girl?

Even though I have'nt in awhile, I'm pretty confident that I can go 6 miles at a slow pace. I ran 6 every other day for years in boots. Running with shoes is almost like gliding.

Slow pace is the way to go though. If you push it, your body goes into panic mode and that's not healthy.

I will leave the general explaination to Carl Jung, whom I agree with (at least concerning myself) I prefer to come up with my own personal theories of how my brain works, using philosophy and logic as a tool.

I can't label myself as I am able to change my mind or adapt to my surroundings when I encounter adversity. I am in effect, both. I embrace it all.


The best/worst point in me? That may change daily, all by my control.


On a side note: Ever notice how healthy minded people are rarely the focus of a psychological study?

I grew up in the inner city.

Having a wide variety of friends, I grew up oblivious to Racism. It was'nt until my high school years did I start to realize it. My friends were being treated vastly different than I (very badly) in society, police, businesses etc. and they began restenting me because of the color of my skin.

Shortly after my sixteenth birthday I met racism up front and personal in the form of a 20 man beatdown inside of a northern Wisconsin Job Corps dorm in which I was the only white boy. It was'nt that they hated me, they hated what I was. I could see the hatred for my color in their eyes. The wind was knocked out of me on the first punch so I did'nt feel the rest of the beating.

When they were done, I caught my breath and got to my feet. I asked them all 'Are we done?', grabbed my bag and walked out the door. I hoped that not fighting back would help end the cycle of race hate at least for a few people.

Sorry so long, but it was a story afterall.

happy B-Day!!

good insight, I agree

I don't follow....

I could not agree more. We tend to want to say everything at once, when we should be listening more.

The flaw question is hard for me to answer and I dread getting it. I would say that paaperwork clutter would be mine but that's about it. I have spent a lifetime of making my weaknesses into my strengths. When I am made aware of a fault and I agree, it's does'nt stay a fault for long.

This thread is chalk full of win

I am 37 and I've learned not to worry about unrealized potential. What is important is right here and right now!!

Every day is a new opportunity to achieve greatness.

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