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RE: Positive Manifestation...Experiment - 6/17/2006 4:21:04 PM

fergus

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Kudos to timed out gurlie for starting a positive thread :)

I wish you all the success.

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RE: Positive Manifestation...Experiment - 6/17/2006 4:36:42 PM

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Thanks a bunch, same to you

And, now it's that time again for me to sound like a moron...Ann Couler? (Coutler? Sorry, I just saw it on pg 1 and my short term memory often fails

) I have no idea who this is, so i can't answer whether or not I'd want her number. I wish I had time for Google right now, but it's on my To Do List for sure lol

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RE: Positive Manifestation...Experiment - 6/17/2006 9:04:30 PM

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It doesn't make you sound like a moron hon, it makes you sound like a blonde.

(especially that bit about not having time to do a 3.00020862000230442002 second Google search, lol)

Ann is the anti-thread...

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RE: Positive Manifestation...Experiment - 6/17/2006 10:23:52 PM

timeoutgurlie

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lol Point taken

I just Google'd and I do recognize her face and some of her 'articles'. Something in me would like her number, part of me likes her for some reason...that's bad, huh?

lol at 'the anti thread'

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RE: Positive Manifestation...Experiment - 6/17/2006 11:09:36 PM

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Great thread, timeoutgurlie...Makes me wanna turn over a new leaf and be nicer...NAH, not really!

Something positive eh? Ok....I'll bite....

I havent posted here for that long, but in the time Ive been here, these are the ones that come off the top of my head....

Mnottertail---funny, flirty and friendly

Benji---Always perfectly timed levity and humor.

Meatcleaver---Rough edged but usually damn dead on. Gotta love that.

Calandra----So articulated and well-spoken. Always always always carefully wording her posts to make her point without hurting or insulting anyone (when I grow up I wanna be just like her).

LA---Dont always agree with her, but gotta admire her set of balls, and her ability to take heat without losing control of herself.

Kittensol---cute and fun to banter with...Great taste in shoes too!

Padriag ---Incredibly astute, mutli-faceted. Tries to help other posters with their questions. Its clear that he actually *absorbs* what he reads before responding. And even if I dont agree with *all* he says, he always leaves me examining the other side of an issue with an open mind.

KnightofMists---I dont think this man has ever typed a single word in a single post that didnt make perfect sense to me. He strikes me as level headed, well-put-together, sane and incredibly well-balanced. It would appear that he actually implements and lives his "talk". A lucky bunch they must be with him at the helm.

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RE: Positive Manifestation...Experiment - 6/17/2006 11:57:13 PM

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marieToo - Yours was a username I couldn't completely recall, so I'm glad you posted lol

On top of the humor, as you showed just in the above post (which I didn't 'catch' the first few times I read your posts in other topics

), you've been very helpful and even follow up on topics; I appreciate the effort you make and that you didn't take any obvious offense when I didn't 'get' your humor initially, instead you just cleared the misunderstanding up for me, I appreciate that as well

Others that come to mind now,

wytchywoman - Overall a sweet lady who took the time to answer one of my most important questions on the site so far and made me feel very comfortable/at ease when chatting with her. Feels to me like a sincerely goodhearted person

LordandMaster - Helpful, informative and a total riot, his have been some of the funniest replies I've seen on the site and sometimes I read a topic just because I see he's posted there and it's always been good for something whether it's info or a good laugh. Smart as a whip too, the first person to make me see the point in owning a dishwasher

JustaDom - Hopefully he'll read this and understand why I never ordered that collar and that it wasn't a ploy to waste his time

Although my partner felt uncomfortable with the arrangement so it did not go through and my mails stopped abruptly, I very much appreciate all the time he put in with me on the other side with advice and a kind offer to make the collar I was looking for. It was unfortunate how it turned out, but I hope he sees this and feels the appreciation I have for the time he spent to give me facts about collars I didn't know before and to help me pinpoint what I needed in the design. Thanks

JohnWarren - The singlemost hilarious line I've seen on the internet came from him. I really love funny stuff, so for me that outshines everything else great about him, though I definitely agree that he's a wise, experienced man who is very generously sharing an incredible amount of usefull and important information with everyone who reads these boards

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