oldNbusted

That is your opinion.

As I mentioned, it's your own writing, it's also in your posting history.

Maybe you should think about this for a minute...

Striking a fine blow for equality, not to mention artistic freedom. I guess I have to agree.

I most just wanted to show your claims of wanting honest conversation ring hollow.

Aside from the fact it's your own writing, it's also in your posting history.

Yes.

You've posted about not allowing women to hold certain jobs and you're the victim in this scenario?

Tracfone uses all the carriers, each phone model is tied to a particular carrier. In your case, the phone is probably not tied to the Verizon 3G CDMA service. Mine is tied to T-Mobile.

Your not understanding it is not my problem. An intelligent person would then take my word for it that their particular situation does not apply to me. Think about it.

It's legit. https://tracfonereviewer.blogspot.com/2019/05/tracfone-closing-3g-cdma-network-phones.html https://extras.tracfone.com/en/17154-A01 Yes. It's best to call in and have them confirm your balances, them have them initiate the transfer, so if anything goes wrong they can address it. They just need your SIM numbers.

That's OK, I'm not taking it personally. I think I've explained elsewhere that since at this point in a conversation with a guy, I'm no longer willing to meet him, I don't feel like I need to add to the unread message count in his inbox. He's free to run his business how he likes and I feel like any reply can be misconstrued as a message that he can't. We also live in the age where people say they do the exact opposite of what they actually do. The only way I can make clear I'm not one of those people is to say nothing. I really have no interest in getting into any kind of back and forth, but my reply invites a response. Then what? With some guys, at some point it's going to be me that stops responding, so why not sooner than later? Regarding the rest of it, I don't contact someone unless I plan to meet them, my first message includes what I want, and time windows, and an offer for a short phone call if wanted. My RM profile, which does not contain any pics of me, links to my reviews. If the guy is agreeable, he just needs to say when, approximately where, and how much. If the answers are agreeable to me, I confirm. It can be that easy. Trust me when I say, I don't lose any sleep if it doesn't work out.

I don't reply. I think you are making a slightly different point, but I can address at least one small part of it. It's not insecurity for me to acknowledge I am not attractive. My feeling is that if this matters, I am not a match, so a pic request is the end of the dialog. This is all correct. I do. I realize that if someone is targeting me and they are willing to work hard enough, there is a good chance they can find out who I am. But I can easily make that very hard work indeed.

Since it's that time of year, here is a now classic Christmas song from 1981 that is having quite a resurgence these days, in cover versions. Christmas Wrapping from The Waitresses. The Waitresses more well known song at the time was I Know What Boys Like, very popular with my crew...

Solid Gold is a solid product of the 80s, it started in 1980. Cooley Jackson? Get used to it!

It won't be too long now, someone will start a "The 90s the new generation will never know..." once we got some 20 year olds joining the ranks..

People worry about modern cell phone giving you brain cancer, you could cook your lunch with one of those bricks! The funniest part of that video in the "TECH REWOUND" typo at the 11 second mark. Awesome video because it shows the actual artist, but MTV mostly played the version from the movie the song was from, Streets of Fire, with the actors Stoney Jackson lip-syncing as the lead and Robert Townsend, Mykelti Williamson, and Grand L. Bush lip-syncing backup, so an entire generation grew up thinking Dan Hartman was black! Speaking of Dan, he wrote and produced the oft sampled 1980 hit Love Sensation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tuNMMv7sog Most famously as the 1989 Black Box song Ride on Time:

The hits just keep coming... FAA seeks $3.9 million fine from Boeing for defective parts on 737 NG planes The FAA disclosed in June that 300 NG and 737 MAX airplanes could contain improperly manufactured parts and said it would require these parts to be quickly replaced. The fine announced on Friday only relates to NG airplane components, the FAA said, but it is continuing to review the issue as it relates to the MAX. Now waiting for the MAX shoe to drop.

I've wondered about him....

What's missing is how amazed we all were at how small this camera was in 1984.

I find it mostly amusing. There is a guy on my buddy list who apparently opened his RM account when he was 16. I'd still meet him in a heartbeat.

I do it, it's fine.

I think I need a closer look...

Now resulting to accusations of cowardice, a personal insult.

Now resulting to accusations of cowardice, a personal insult.