You ever freeze up when

a super hot gorgeous model type talks to you? or just walk away like an idiot? system overload anybody?

a couple of intense make out sessions with tisha and i should be ok. :smiley:

I’m a manicurist and a bartender and I see beautiful women all the time, I’m not affected by their looks and you shouldn’t either.

I have a few female friends that are the ā€œsuper hot gorgeous model typeā€. These ladies have some of the same confidence/ self-conscious issues everyone else does. They are to be neither feared nor worshiped, lol. Once you understand they are not really any different than a woman that doesn’t fit the ā€œsuper hot gorgeous model typeā€, it won’t be an issue

BTW, if they turn out to be the self-centered, stuck-up type, walking away is not being an idiot. :slight_smile:

Don’t mean to change the subject, but dude I wish you could give me a manicure and a pedicure yo. Gots to keep the grooming so fresh and so clean (no homo.) :stuck_out_tongue:

I don’t do men, but I’ll have ā€œTammyā€ take care of you, she’s really good.

i don’t see any super hot gorgeous model types in new jersey; only when i am in manhattan, and they are usually walking very fast in the opposite direction.

Ha, ha you quoted Tammy like if dude looks like a lady! :open_mouth:

I’m sure the Mafia Dons would agree with you.:roll_eyes:

LMAO. You got me there Jim. Just have bad luck with getting ingrown toe nails. :confused:

A girl from the Mickey Mouse club in 1976-1982 was chatting with me in 1983 she was 16 and I was 17 I suppose I could have kissed her but I ran out of normal things to say so I talked about ā€œLord of the Rings.ā€ and lost the moment. i stopped talking about Lord of the Rings to people who werent my friends.

Dude, thanks for the tip! Do ya think Asimov would be OK though?:o:D

Hineline would be better.:smiley:

Heinlein

Though I met and chatted with him by internet telling anyone about Robert A. Heinlein who does not read science fiction for pleasure makes their eyes glaze over.
Issac Asimov worse than Robert Heinlein when it comes to non Science Fiction readers in that time period, no Will Smith in ā€œI Robotā€ to fall back on in 1983.

People have heard of The Lord of the Rings and in the late 1970s and early 1980s every child I knew seen the cartoons, not that the kids understood it but the cartoons were better conversation than Heinlein or Asimov.