RM

I don't understand. It's not your party. It's the hosts' problem. If there isn't enough food, it's their fault for accepting the party crashers.

I was in a frat back in the stone age. All I can say it really depends on the membership of the chapter and the chapter itself. Phi Sig was very inclusive and accepting of their gay brothers. Lamda Chi was the complete oppisite, even after their president was caught in bed with a pledge.

How come there are lots of gay-friendly national fraternities for men, but none of the national sororities/fraternities for women are listed as gay-friendly? My dad's fraternity is included on the list, but not my mom's.

Damn he's cute.

Does anyone have photos of two hot blondes from the 1980's that were Falcon stars back in the day? I'm thinking of Jim Bentley and Kurt Marshall--among other hotties from Falcon's golden era.

I used to see Jim delivering produce from his family's farm to the local former's market. Not too long ago he was staying with my brother.

What did he do that he has to sit in the corner?

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I wanna be his friend.

How much would it cost to steal him from you?

wow - even a few cuties among the hotties

Awsome redheads.

Love these hotties in silly outfits.

I don' t change my passwords. If no one has hacked my e-mail password in the last 17 years, why bother changing it? I change all 20 or so passwords at work regularly, but that's because it's required.

Yes - but that seems to be a universal thing, not just in English. The languages I know all have greetings that are similar to that. And I think it's always understood that it's colloquial for "hi" - that a literal answer to "how are you" is not really the point.

Didn't you read Miss Manners? The correct answer to How are you? is I'm fine, thank-you, or Fine, thank- you. Nothing else will do.

Yes - but that seems to be a universal thing, not just in English. The languages I know all have greetings that are similar to that. And I think it's always understood that it's colloquial for "hi" - that a literal answer to "how are you" is not really the point.

Didn't you read Miss Manners? The correct answer to How are you? is I'm fine, thank-you, or Fine, thank- you. Nothing else will do.

It would be an over correction, but don't pronounce the t in any case.

 

In fact, as a rule of thumb don't pronounce the last letter of any word in French, you'll be far more likely to get it right than if you pronounce it.

I wish I knew the correct way to pronounce my mother's maiden name. She pronounces "Hincelot" as Hince - low. Maybe the French pronounce it differently.

It would be an over correction, but don't pronounce the t in any case.

 

In fact, as a rule of thumb don't pronounce the last letter of any word in French, you'll be far more likely to get it right than if you pronounce it.

I wish I knew the correct way to pronounce my mother's maiden name. She pronounces "Hincelot" as Hince - low. Maybe the French pronounce it differently.

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Yummie

Was that meant to be a Friday funny or an idiotic statement?

(referring to the fruit cup)

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A big smile for a big cock.

Not him again...I already lost one load from admiring him.

That was just to start.

Oh, RM! I'd like to rub him too...but hot his hairy pecs;)[/quote

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Awesome pose, mister!

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That man is sooooooooo cute.