Love/Relationship/Potential Relationship Advice

Itazura ichiban wrote:Snarfle all you want, I gots me a good lady now. :inlove:
About frakkin' time! :hehe:

Congrats! :victory:

WHy is it that its somehow my fault when his friends are disappointing. :grumble:

Eve wrote:WHy is it that its somehow my fault when his friends are disappointing. :grumble:

Ur? :doh:

Itazura ichiban wrote:

Ur? :doh:

Apologies came the next morning. :victory:

Matching pictures, Eve.

She didn't call back and I sank into a deep funk. So I went to my fave sports bar for a beer and a hamburger, to be followed by a soak in the hot tub - this always makes me feel better. Then, as I am stripping for the o-furo, she calls! :dancing:

Finally. :grumble:
Any later and I'd be finding a new number in my phone book to replace hers. :naughty:

Itazura ichiban wrote:Matching pictures, Eve.

She didn't call back and I sank into a deep funk. So I went to my fave sports bar for a beer and a hamburger, to be followed by a soak in the hot tub - this always makes me feel better. Then, as I am stripping for the o-furo, she calls! :dancing:

Finally. :grumble:
Any later and I'd be finding a new number in my phone book to replace hers. :naughty:

Such is life, eh....... ;)

We're going house-hunting together tomorrow.

Never thought I'd be saying that!!!!! :jumpie:

Itazura ichiban wrote:We're going house-hunting together tomorrow.

Never thought I'd be saying that!!!!! :jumpie:

Sounds like youre back in action! :victory:

Itazura ichiban wrote:We're going house-hunting together tomorrow.

Never thought I'd be saying that!!!!! :jumpie:

it sounds quite serious, good luck! :applaud:

It doesn't mean that she's necessarily moving in with me (right away). We just started dating a few weeks ago - but I think it's a good signal.
A what a little charmer she is! :inlove:

Itazura ichiban wrote:It doesn't mean that she's necessarily moving in with me (right away). We just started dating a few weeks ago - but I think it's a good signal.
A what a little charmer she is! :inlove:

Certainly a good sign. Why else would she want to shlep around doing that! :victory:

STOP! You're giving me reason to hope! :naughty:

Itazura ichiban wrote:STOP! You're giving me reason to hope! :naughty:

Springs eternal. :victory:

OK, even an old fogie like me thinks this is wrong:




Doug Hutchinson (51) tied the knot with Courtney Alexis Stodden (16) in Sin City
WELCOME TO Kimofs Vegas ... the Playerfs edge!

LAST MONTH at the Little Chapel of Flowers in Las Vegas, 51-year-old actor Doug Hutchison (Lost, 24 and The Green Mile) married 16-year-old Courtney Alexis Stodden (aspiring singer, former Miss Teen USA competitor). Even Sin City requires minors to get their parentsf permission before allowing them to say gI Doh after the words gTill Death Do Us Part.h The groom is older than the bridefs dad, or as ABC news noted, she canft vote and hefs eligible for AARP. The couple released a statement addressing the 35-year age difference, saying gtrue love can be agelessh - and a little south of wrong.

^ Shades of Jerry Lee Lewis... Sort of.

shin2 wrote:OK, even an old fogie like me thinks this is wrong:

Sounds like the all mighty buck played a big role in this.
HEr parents are probably glad she will be taken care of financially.


But even Hugh Hefner's latest filly bolted at the gate. :hehe:

This is so funny. I was looking through Youtube and found an old Cat Stevens song that reminds me of my new koibito;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ojNhtQOsHk

It's just a funny coincidence the tune that they played at the beginning of his song. I am sure you'll all recognize it. :woot:

:flyingkiss:
That's all I have for you today.

Itazura ichiban wrote::flyingkiss:
That's all I have for you today.

Love is in the air. Husband and I are ready for some private time after a week with friends with small kids. :beaten:

Bitter ex-husband stuffed raw chicken into air vents of ex-wife's house, ruined hardwood floors

BY Larry Mcshane
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Friday, September 23rd 2011, 11:03 AM

She got the house and the grand piano, and he got convicted for vandalizing both.
A bitter Colorado divorce case ended with a kooky statehouse lobbyist facing 18 years behind bars for a ruinous rampage through his estranged wife's home.
Ronald Smith, 58, of Denver, was found guilty of stuffing raw chicken into the air vents of his now ex-wife's house, pouring bleach into her grand piano and targeting other objects of sentimental value.

He also donned a pair of cleated mountain boots and stomped across the home's new hardwood floors. Smith was arrested for breaking into Michelle Young's residence to inflict thousands of dollars in damages as the couple's contentious divorce wrapped up in September 2010.

A Colorado jury, after a two-week trial, convicted him of second-degree burglary and criminal mischief following six hours of deliberations.According to prosecutors, Smith began harassing his estranged spouse when the divorce papers were filed in 2009.
He reportedly sent threatening text messages and e-mail, warning that he would leave Young "penniless." "If I have to ruin my life to ruin yours, I will do that," Smith wrote in one. Young later told police she caught her ex-husband peering through her bedroom window, and that he left a note on her backdoor declaring that she had recently died. Jurors rejected the defense argument that Young caused all the damage herself - and then blamed her husband in an act of revenge.