You are thinking of what have women got that men haven't, and want...
So use your mind (yes it can be done) and think what men have that women want
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You are thinking of what have women got that men haven't, and want...
So use your mind (yes it can be done) and think what men have that women want
You are thinking of what have women got that men haven't, and want...
So use your mind (yes it can be done) and think what men have that women want
Eh?
Enough already, I'm going to sleep.
Men eh?
Why is beer so important?
Men eh?
Why is beer so important?
Shock.... I thought a lady did not think of such things....
Chai. Water buffalo milk is a winning ingredient in real Indian chai
Given some of the extreme right wingnuts who happen to be female, I assert that idiocy is not gender specific. If you want to make an argument that males are more likely to commit certain kinds of idiocy and women other kinds, I might listen.
Wow, how did you know I woke up this morning wondering about Indian culture.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
That is English, geological and physical geography sciencey type English
There's no jargon like medical jargon. My kidney arteries are patent. My Afib spontaneously converts. And so forth.
That's what I get for reading medical articles to try to translate medical to English.
'sciencey'....is a bearish version of English...We use humancey versions, here....
Oh, good grief! You're doomed.
California. Ok. Maybe there is hope for you. I'm stuck in Missouri and all I have is hope.
I often find that most states have something significant and compelling to offer, whether it is cultural (yummy food, for instance), historical or geological/geographical. Everything has its up side and its down side.
Missouri is also the home of Robert Heinlein. My favorite sci fi author as a kid. Still a big favorite.
For a second, I thought that was Trump. The answer to the question would still be the same.
There are a couple of CA bigots on this thread so occasionally we meet on the field of rhetorical battle over the truth that CA is a superior place to be.
A real man would have caught the beer and not run into the post.
I was born in California, but mostly lived in upstate NY until I was 15, then we moved to Arizona. I still spent a lot of time in California, as my mom, grandparents, and other relatives lived there.
There's a lot to be said for California. I actually like California overall, but I think their biggest problem is that it's such a nice, attractive place to live that everybody and his mother moved to that state. Now their population is close to 40 million. When I was born, it was less than half that (around 15 million).
The traffic is terrible, but sometimes it's pretty.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Grew up in a medical household, worked in hospitals for many years and married a medical person.... i know exactly what you are talking about
I was born in California, but mostly lived in upstate NY until I was 15, then we moved to Arizona. I still spent a lot of time in California, as my mom, grandparents, and other relatives lived there.
There's a lot to be said for California. I actually like California overall, but I think their biggest problem is that it's such a nice, attractive place to live that everybody and his mother moved to that state. Now their population is close to 40 million. When I was born, it was less than half that (around 15 million).
The traffic is terrible, but sometimes it's pretty.
With COVID, it's much better at least in Northern CA
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
I am not a big fan of large populations and the negative issues that arise from them like traffic, crowding, costs of living, crime etc., but I have enjoyed my visits to the LA area despite this. I would really like to visit northern California sometime and some of the areas outside of the cities. I am particularly interested in visiting the Vasquez Rocks.I was born in California, but mostly lived in upstate NY until I was 15, then we moved to Arizona. I still spent a lot of time in California, as my mom, grandparents, and other relatives lived there.
There's a lot to be said for California. I actually like California overall, but I think their biggest problem is that it's such a nice, attractive place to live that everybody and his mother moved to that state. Now their population is close to 40 million. When I was born, it was less than half that (around 15 million).
The traffic is terrible, but sometimes it's pretty.