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    yock1571
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 8:41 AM ET #26

    apache well said and any one believes its easy will  fail for sure.

    i think it gets better with time, grandchildren make it a whole lot more enjoyable.

    make no mistake about it its a whole lot of work and give and take

    I just lot a single friend his entire life who used to pay for sex and his reasons were, no bullchit, just come and get the hell out of there, no afterefeects, noforeplay just make ME come baby.

    apache hope your wife is better

    HAPPY HOLIDAYS ALL

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    apache well said and any one believes its easy will  fail for sure.

    i think it gets better with time, grandchildren make it a whole lot more enjoyable.

    make no mistake about it its a whole lot of work and give and take

    I just lot a single friend his entire life who used to pay for sex and his reasons were, no bullchit, just come and get the hell out of there, no afterefeects, noforeplay just make ME come baby.

    apache hope your wife is better

    HAPPY HOLIDAYS ALL

     
    ApacheM
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 9:19 AM ET #27

    THX for the kind words, I'll pick her up this a.m.

    This was a trial for a pain pump that will be implanted soon. After 2 back operations she's still in pain.

    Guys, I can tell you that it gets easier as time goes on, BUT don't wake up one morning realize you're 50+ and miserable. A friend of mine has put up with the biggest bitch in the world for 25yrs. he told me the other day, "I've had it, I'm leavin', I've got 15-20 good years left and I'm tired of being miserable."He's 54 and has his own business and does very well. "Give her whatever she wants and get out." was my advice. Life is too short to be unhappy.

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    THX for the kind words, I'll pick her up this a.m.

    This was a trial for a pain pump that will be implanted soon. After 2 back operations she's still in pain.

    Guys, I can tell you that it gets easier as time goes on, BUT don't wake up one morning realize you're 50+ and miserable. A friend of mine has put up with the biggest bitch in the world for 25yrs. he told me the other day, "I've had it, I'm leavin', I've got 15-20 good years left and I'm tired of being miserable."He's 54 and has his own business and does very well. "Give her whatever she wants and get out." was my advice. Life is too short to be unhappy.

     
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 9:41 AM ET #28

    Quote Originally Posted by mr_bollox:

    so many times I ask myself whats the F*#$ing point, how do you keep it real and not end up throwing crap at her?

    What i do is when she is bitching is just ignore her you cannot win any arguement.

    What i do play some tunes and poker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mr_bollox:

    so many times I ask myself whats the F*#$ing point, how do you keep it real and not end up throwing crap at her?

    What i do is when she is bitching is just ignore her you cannot win any arguement.

    What i do play some tunes and poker.

     
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 10:10 AM ET #29

    Quote Originally Posted by wheelerone:

    married men

    the same box over and over and over again

    letting a vag run your life




    Dying alone
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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelerone:

    married men

    the same box over and over and over again

    letting a vag run your life




    Dying alone
     
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 11:49 AM ET #30

    Quote Originally Posted by ragingstorm:




    Dying alone

    Even if you see zero validity in pledging yourself to one woman the rest of your life, aside from finding your soulmate, a woman you truly love and would die for, there are two indisputable realities you will come to terms with at an old enough age that will pretty much force you to walk down the isle:

    Dying alone is #1. No matter how much beer, sports, gambling, smoking, bars, and variety of women are at your disposal on a daily basis, you will eventually find that the human condition is insatiable and loneliness will trump all of these. It's one thing to have friends, or 50 different women's numbers in your cellphone, and quite another to know that one woman, (and by likely consequence, her children) has entrusted the rest of her entire earthly existence in your hands. That is a feeling of gratification and self-fulfillment that cannot be duplicated in any other life endeavor.

    #2 Social status. No matter what you do for a living, your friends, colleagues, peers, acquaintances and family members will, subtly at first, begin to regard you as a loner, homosexual, and/or someone incapable of maintaining a long-term relationship with the opposite gender because of your lack of good looks, personality, or ambition.

    This will become like a corrosive acid being poured on your self-worth. Remember that marriage is the primary model in modern day society for pro-creation. That is why, every time you go to a family holiday party as a newlywed or within the first 5 years of marriage, people habitually ask the dreaded, "Soooo...when are you having kids?" As a male, you will begin to suspect they are actually questioning your virility and perhaps more maddeningly, your fertility. Perhaps they are on some subconscious level, or more likely, they simply want you to join the "married with children" fray, because now that your bachelor lifestyle is gone, the joys of being a newlywed must be conceded to the lifelong struggle (with the keyword STRUGGLE) of child rearing. Too much joy/happiness on YOUR part is DISMAY on their part as you both waddle over to the eggnog and/or cocktail shrimp tray. Conformity and uniformity MUST rule the day.

    Remember that marriage is a social institution embedded within Judeo-Christian philosophy, which is the dominant faith(s) in the US. People firmly believe they are carrying out god's WILL when they are married (as though god is overly concerned with one of BILLIONS of humans throughout history to reenact 'The Hangover' i.e. getting hitched in a 24 hour vegas drive-thru with an inflatable blow-up and a chimpanzee serving as the default maid of honor and best man, respectably).

    Remember this, no matter how many women you sleep with on a monthly basis, they all, and i do mean ALL, want access to the same thing....your status, wealth, and genes. This is not inherently evil but inherently HUMAN and is an undeniable urge which continues our existence and dominance on this earth. It is responsible for YOUR existence. Eventually, the loneliness, status, and of course, exclusive ownership and intimacy with a desired female will COMPEL you to buy the ring and walk the isle. Good day SIR!
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by ragingstorm:




    Dying alone

    Even if you see zero validity in pledging yourself to one woman the rest of your life, aside from finding your soulmate, a woman you truly love and would die for, there are two indisputable realities you will come to terms with at an old enough age that will pretty much force you to walk down the isle:

    Dying alone is #1. No matter how much beer, sports, gambling, smoking, bars, and variety of women are at your disposal on a daily basis, you will eventually find that the human condition is insatiable and loneliness will trump all of these. It's one thing to have friends, or 50 different women's numbers in your cellphone, and quite another to know that one woman, (and by likely consequence, her children) has entrusted the rest of her entire earthly existence in your hands. That is a feeling of gratification and self-fulfillment that cannot be duplicated in any other life endeavor.

    #2 Social status. No matter what you do for a living, your friends, colleagues, peers, acquaintances and family members will, subtly at first, begin to regard you as a loner, homosexual, and/or someone incapable of maintaining a long-term relationship with the opposite gender because of your lack of good looks, personality, or ambition.

    This will become like a corrosive acid being poured on your self-worth. Remember that marriage is the primary model in modern day society for pro-creation. That is why, every time you go to a family holiday party as a newlywed or within the first 5 years of marriage, people habitually ask the dreaded, "Soooo...when are you having kids?" As a male, you will begin to suspect they are actually questioning your virility and perhaps more maddeningly, your fertility. Perhaps they are on some subconscious level, or more likely, they simply want you to join the "married with children" fray, because now that your bachelor lifestyle is gone, the joys of being a newlywed must be conceded to the lifelong struggle (with the keyword STRUGGLE) of child rearing. Too much joy/happiness on YOUR part is DISMAY on their part as you both waddle over to the eggnog and/or cocktail shrimp tray. Conformity and uniformity MUST rule the day.

    Remember that marriage is a social institution embedded within Judeo-Christian philosophy, which is the dominant faith(s) in the US. People firmly believe they are carrying out god's WILL when they are married (as though god is overly concerned with one of BILLIONS of humans throughout history to reenact 'The Hangover' i.e. getting hitched in a 24 hour vegas drive-thru with an inflatable blow-up and a chimpanzee serving as the default maid of honor and best man, respectably).

    Remember this, no matter how many women you sleep with on a monthly basis, they all, and i do mean ALL, want access to the same thing....your status, wealth, and genes. This is not inherently evil but inherently HUMAN and is an undeniable urge which continues our existence and dominance on this earth. It is responsible for YOUR existence. Eventually, the loneliness, status, and of course, exclusive ownership and intimacy with a desired female will COMPEL you to buy the ring and walk the isle. Good day SIR!
     
     
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 12:10 PM ET #31

    Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:


    Even if you see zero validity in pledging yourself to one woman the rest of your life, aside from finding your soulmate, a woman you truly love and would die for, there are two indisputable realities you will come to terms with at an old enough age that will pretty much force you to walk down the isle:

    Dying alone is #1. No matter how much beer, sports, gambling, smoking, bars, and variety of women are at your disposal on a daily basis, you will eventually find that the human condition is insatiable and loneliness will trump all of these. It's one thing to have friends, or 50 different women's numbers in your cellphone, and quite another to know that one woman, (and by likely consequence, her children) has entrusted the rest of her entire earthly existence in your hands. That is a feeling of gratification and self-fulfillment that cannot be duplicated in any other life endeavor.

    #2 Social status. No matter what you do for a living, your friends, colleagues, peers, acquaintances and family members will, subtly at first, begin to regard you as a loner, homosexual, and/or someone incapable of maintaining a long-term relationship with the opposite gender because of your lack of good looks, personality, or ambition.

    This will become like a corrosive acid being poured on your self-worth. Remember that marriage is the primary model in modern day society for pro-creation. That is why, every time you go to a family holiday party as a newlywed or within the first 5 years of marriage, people habitually ask the dreaded, "Soooo...when are you having kids?" As a male, you will begin to suspect they are actually questioning your virility and perhaps more maddeningly, your fertility. Perhaps they are on some subconscious level, or more likely, they simply want you to join the "married with children" fray, because now that your bachelor lifestyle is gone, the joys of being a newlywed must be conceded to the lifelong struggle (with the keyword STRUGGLE) of child rearing. Too much joy/happiness on YOUR part is DISMAY on their part as you both waddle over to the eggnog and/or cocktail shrimp tray. Conformity and uniformity MUST rule the day.

    Remember that marriage is a social institution embedded within Judeo-Christian philosophy, which is the dominant faith(s) in the US. People firmly believe they are carrying out god's WILL when they are married (as though god is overly concerned with one of BILLIONS of humans throughout history to reenact 'The Hangover' i.e. getting hitched in a 24 hour vegas drive-thru with an inflatable blow-up and a chimpanzee serving as the default maid of honor and best man, respectably).

    Remember this, no matter how many women you sleep with on a monthly basis, they all, and i do mean ALL, want access to the same thing....your status, wealth, and genes. This is not inherently evil but inherently HUMAN and is an undeniable urge which continues our existence and dominance on this earth. It is responsible for YOUR existence. Eventually, the loneliness, status, and of course, exclusive ownership and intimacy with a desired female will COMPEL you to buy the ring and walk the isle. Good day SIR!
     

     

    Personally, I'm very happy living the single life, but as always, good read mr. scalabrine, actually, ur one of my favorite "authors" on covers.   

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    Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:


    Even if you see zero validity in pledging yourself to one woman the rest of your life, aside from finding your soulmate, a woman you truly love and would die for, there are two indisputable realities you will come to terms with at an old enough age that will pretty much force you to walk down the isle:

    Dying alone is #1. No matter how much beer, sports, gambling, smoking, bars, and variety of women are at your disposal on a daily basis, you will eventually find that the human condition is insatiable and loneliness will trump all of these. It's one thing to have friends, or 50 different women's numbers in your cellphone, and quite another to know that one woman, (and by likely consequence, her children) has entrusted the rest of her entire earthly existence in your hands. That is a feeling of gratification and self-fulfillment that cannot be duplicated in any other life endeavor.

    #2 Social status. No matter what you do for a living, your friends, colleagues, peers, acquaintances and family members will, subtly at first, begin to regard you as a loner, homosexual, and/or someone incapable of maintaining a long-term relationship with the opposite gender because of your lack of good looks, personality, or ambition.

    This will become like a corrosive acid being poured on your self-worth. Remember that marriage is the primary model in modern day society for pro-creation. That is why, every time you go to a family holiday party as a newlywed or within the first 5 years of marriage, people habitually ask the dreaded, "Soooo...when are you having kids?" As a male, you will begin to suspect they are actually questioning your virility and perhaps more maddeningly, your fertility. Perhaps they are on some subconscious level, or more likely, they simply want you to join the "married with children" fray, because now that your bachelor lifestyle is gone, the joys of being a newlywed must be conceded to the lifelong struggle (with the keyword STRUGGLE) of child rearing. Too much joy/happiness on YOUR part is DISMAY on their part as you both waddle over to the eggnog and/or cocktail shrimp tray. Conformity and uniformity MUST rule the day.

    Remember that marriage is a social institution embedded within Judeo-Christian philosophy, which is the dominant faith(s) in the US. People firmly believe they are carrying out god's WILL when they are married (as though god is overly concerned with one of BILLIONS of humans throughout history to reenact 'The Hangover' i.e. getting hitched in a 24 hour vegas drive-thru with an inflatable blow-up and a chimpanzee serving as the default maid of honor and best man, respectably).

    Remember this, no matter how many women you sleep with on a monthly basis, they all, and i do mean ALL, want access to the same thing....your status, wealth, and genes. This is not inherently evil but inherently HUMAN and is an undeniable urge which continues our existence and dominance on this earth. It is responsible for YOUR existence. Eventually, the loneliness, status, and of course, exclusive ownership and intimacy with a desired female will COMPEL you to buy the ring and walk the isle. Good day SIR!
     

     

    Personally, I'm very happy living the single life, but as always, good read mr. scalabrine, actually, ur one of my favorite "authors" on covers.   

     
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 1:21 PM ET #32

    Quote Originally Posted by cacabware:

     

    Personally, I'm very happy living the single life, but as always, good read mr. scalabrine, actually, ur one of my favorite "authors" on covers.   



    No prob...i'm sure you enjoy every day of your bachelor's reality...but there will be a day where you will be so smitten by a female's existence, you'll be willing to trade your even your most prized shawon dunston rookie card for a glance and a smile in your direction
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    Quote Originally Posted by cacabware:

     

    Personally, I'm very happy living the single life, but as always, good read mr. scalabrine, actually, ur one of my favorite "authors" on covers.   



    No prob...i'm sure you enjoy every day of your bachelor's reality...but there will be a day where you will be so smitten by a female's existence, you'll be willing to trade your even your most prized shawon dunston rookie card for a glance and a smile in your direction
     
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 1:44 PM ET #33

    Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:



    No prob...i'm sure you enjoy every day of your bachelor's reality...but there will be a day where you will be so smitten by a female's existence, you'll be willing to trade your even your most prized shawon dunston rookie card for a glance and a smile in your direction

     

      

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    Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:



    No prob...i'm sure you enjoy every day of your bachelor's reality...but there will be a day where you will be so smitten by a female's existence, you'll be willing to trade your even your most prized shawon dunston rookie card for a glance and a smile in your direction

     

      

     
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 1:54 PM ET #34

    Quote Originally Posted by ragingstorm:




    Dying alone


    Sorry to burst your bubble, but everyone dies alone.  Even if you are surrounded by family at your deathbed, you (alone) die and they live.  If you think you are going to die with company you will be disappointed.  Also, there is no Santa and Obama is not going to pay your mortgage.  
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    Quote Originally Posted by ragingstorm:




    Dying alone


    Sorry to burst your bubble, but everyone dies alone.  Even if you are surrounded by family at your deathbed, you (alone) die and they live.  If you think you are going to die with company you will be disappointed.  Also, there is no Santa and Obama is not going to pay your mortgage.  
     
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 2:31 PM ET #35

    Quote Originally Posted by coldsnap55:

    Are you mad at the burn,beer or present?

    the beer, of course

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    Quote Originally Posted by coldsnap55:

    Are you mad at the burn,beer or present?

    the beer, of course

     
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 6:15 PM ET #36

    Quote Originally Posted by Henry-Lilly:



    Sorry to burst your bubble, but everyone dies alone.  Even if you are surrounded by family at your deathbed, you (alone) die and they live.  If you think you are going to die with company you will be disappointed.  Also, there is no Santa and Obama is not going to pay your mortgage.  
    not so true. when i pass i hope to have my wonderful wife holding my hand and my 2 lovely sons standing next to me (hopefully with their children next to them). at the end of the day. pardon the pun. if that scenarior comes to light well then i mustve done a decent enough job.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Henry-Lilly:



    Sorry to burst your bubble, but everyone dies alone.  Even if you are surrounded by family at your deathbed, you (alone) die and they live.  If you think you are going to die with company you will be disappointed.  Also, there is no Santa and Obama is not going to pay your mortgage.  
    not so true. when i pass i hope to have my wonderful wife holding my hand and my 2 lovely sons standing next to me (hopefully with their children next to them). at the end of the day. pardon the pun. if that scenarior comes to light well then i mustve done a decent enough job.
     
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 6:18 PM ET #37

    if for instance you were dying in a hospital and had enough time to have family and friends come say their peace and noone shows up. that is what is meant by a wasted life therefore dying alone.
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    if for instance you were dying in a hospital and had enough time to have family and friends come say their peace and noone shows up. that is what is meant by a wasted life therefore dying alone.
     
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    Posted: Dec. 12, 2009 - 11:02 PM ET #38

    Gopher-

    It's not how you die, it's how you live.  Live now.  Death will come soon enough.  That one moment means nothing in the realm of the billions of moments that you have missed or sacrificed for something that altered your potential destiny.  The important thing is not whether you are alone or surrounded by people, it's whether you lived and were free to be yourself and did what you wanted to do with your life.  
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    Gopher-

    It's not how you die, it's how you live.  Live now.  Death will come soon enough.  That one moment means nothing in the realm of the billions of moments that you have missed or sacrificed for something that altered your potential destiny.  The important thing is not whether you are alone or surrounded by people, it's whether you lived and were free to be yourself and did what you wanted to do with your life.  
     
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    Posted: Dec. 13, 2009 - 9:53 AM ET #39

     Right on the money, Henry.

    Life is a game, and it comes without instructions.

    . It's not the years in your life that count, it's the life in the years.

    Make the most of it and live life to the fullest. Time flys!!! 

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     Right on the money, Henry.

    Life is a game, and it comes without instructions.

    . It's not the years in your life that count, it's the life in the years.

    Make the most of it and live life to the fullest. Time flys!!! 

     
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    Posted: Dec. 13, 2009 - 10:20 AM ET #40

    Damn, Apache.  I really hope everything improves. That is really tough.

    Now, as for the topic introduced: it can make less and less sense and be absolutely maddening. I feel for you brother, b/c we were there. Trial seperation helped us. If you have kids, it can get real tough to decide the best direction to take. If you do not have kids, pull the rip chord and liberate yourself.

    I got lucky. She lightened up, but I had to change too.

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    Damn, Apache.  I really hope everything improves. That is really tough.

    Now, as for the topic introduced: it can make less and less sense and be absolutely maddening. I feel for you brother, b/c we were there. Trial seperation helped us. If you have kids, it can get real tough to decide the best direction to take. If you do not have kids, pull the rip chord and liberate yourself.

    I got lucky. She lightened up, but I had to change too.

     
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    Posted: Dec. 13, 2009 - 11:32 AM ET #41

    Quote Originally Posted by mr_bollox:

    so many times I ask myself whats the F*#$ing point, how do you keep it real and not end up throwing crap at her?

    You mean like a monkey does?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mr_bollox:

    so many times I ask myself whats the F*#$ing point, how do you keep it real and not end up throwing crap at her?

    You mean like a monkey does?

     
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    Posted: Dec. 13, 2009 - 11:56 AM ET #42

    Quote Originally Posted by Henry-Lilly:

    Gopher-

    It's not how you die, it's how you live.  Live now.  Death will come soon enough.  That one moment means nothing in the realm of the billions of moments that you have missed or sacrificed for something that altered your potential destiny.  The important thing is not whether you are alone or surrounded by people, it's whether you lived and were free to be yourself and did what you wanted to do with your life.  

     

    word. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by Henry-Lilly:

    Gopher-

    It's not how you die, it's how you live.  Live now.  Death will come soon enough.  That one moment means nothing in the realm of the billions of moments that you have missed or sacrificed for something that altered your potential destiny.  The important thing is not whether you are alone or surrounded by people, it's whether you lived and were free to be yourself and did what you wanted to do with your life.  

     

    word. 

     
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    Posted: Dec. 13, 2009 - 1:00 PM ET #43

    Quote Originally Posted by Henry-Lilly:

    Gopher-

    It's not how you die, it's how you live.  Live now.  Death will come soon enough.  That one moment means nothing in the realm of the billions of moments that you have missed or sacrificed for something that altered your potential destiny.  The important thing is not whether you are alone or surrounded by people, it's whether you lived and were free to be yourself and did what you wanted to do with your life.  
    . well said henry. that was my point. or atleast what i was trying to get across. if at the end i have my family with me it would hopefully mean that i lived a life worthy of them being at my side when i pass. when ever i think of this topic i seem to always remember this particular mma fighter . his name is enson inoue. he has 2 tattoos, one in each palm one is a japanese symbol for courage and in his other palm is the japanese symbol for his family. he said whenever and whereever he passes he will be holding his family.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Henry-Lilly:

    Gopher-

    It's not how you die, it's how you live.  Live now.  Death will come soon enough.  That one moment means nothing in the realm of the billions of moments that you have missed or sacrificed for something that altered your potential destiny.  The important thing is not whether you are alone or surrounded by people, it's whether you lived and were free to be yourself and did what you wanted to do with your life.  
    . well said henry. that was my point. or atleast what i was trying to get across. if at the end i have my family with me it would hopefully mean that i lived a life worthy of them being at my side when i pass. when ever i think of this topic i seem to always remember this particular mma fighter . his name is enson inoue. he has 2 tattoos, one in each palm one is a japanese symbol for courage and in his other palm is the japanese symbol for his family. he said whenever and whereever he passes he will be holding his family.
     
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    Posted: Dec. 13, 2009 - 3:58 PM ET #44

    It's rough, but remember that physical violence NEVER solves anything and also that the GRASS IS NOT GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE. But the key is to make an intelligent decision going in, in terms of choosing your mate  
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    It's rough, but remember that physical violence NEVER solves anything and also that the GRASS IS NOT GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE. But the key is to make an intelligent decision going in, in terms of choosing your mate  
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:


    Even if you see zero validity in pledging yourself to one woman the rest of your life, aside from finding your soulmate, a woman you truly love and would die for, there are two indisputable realities you will come to terms with at an old enough age that will pretty much force you to walk down the isle:

    Dying alone is #1. No matter how much beer, sports, gambling, smoking, bars, and variety of women are at your disposal on a daily basis, you will eventually find that the human condition is insatiable and loneliness will trump all of these. It's one thing to have friends, or 50 different women's numbers in your cellphone, and quite another to know that one woman, (and by likely consequence, her children) has entrusted the rest of her entire earthly existence in your hands. That is a feeling of gratification and self-fulfillment that cannot be duplicated in any other life endeavor.

    #2 Social status. No matter what you do for a living, your friends, colleagues, peers, acquaintances and family members will, subtly at first, begin to regard you as a loner, homosexual, and/or someone incapable of maintaining a long-term relationship with the opposite gender because of your lack of good looks, personality, or ambition.

    This will become like a corrosive acid being poured on your self-worth. Remember that marriage is the primary model in modern day society for pro-creation. That is why, every time you go to a family holiday party as a newlywed or within the first 5 years of marriage, people habitually ask the dreaded, "Soooo...when are you having kids?" As a male, you will begin to suspect they are actually questioning your virility and perhaps more maddeningly, your fertility. Perhaps they are on some subconscious level, or more likely, they simply want you to join the "married with children" fray, because now that your bachelor lifestyle is gone, the joys of being a newlywed must be conceded to the lifelong struggle (with the keyword STRUGGLE) of child rearing. Too much joy/happiness on YOUR part is DISMAY on their part as you both waddle over to the eggnog and/or cocktail shrimp tray. Conformity and uniformity MUST rule the day.

    Remember that marriage is a social institution embedded within Judeo-Christian philosophy, which is the dominant faith(s) in the US. People firmly believe they are carrying out god's WILL when they are married (as though god is overly concerned with one of BILLIONS of humans throughout history to reenact 'The Hangover' i.e. getting hitched in a 24 hour vegas drive-thru with an inflatable blow-up and a chimpanzee serving as the default maid of honor and best man, respectably).

    Remember this, no matter how many women you sleep with on a monthly basis, they all, and i do mean ALL, want access to the same thing....your status, wealth, and genes. This is not inherently evil but inherently HUMAN and is an undeniable urge which continues our existence and dominance on this earth. It is responsible for YOUR existence. Eventually, the loneliness, status, and of course, exclusive ownership and intimacy with a desired female will COMPEL you to buy the ring and walk the isle. Good day SIR!
     

    I did the marriage thing a year ago. I know it's new but I'm happy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:


    Even if you see zero validity in pledging yourself to one woman the rest of your life, aside from finding your soulmate, a woman you truly love and would die for, there are two indisputable realities you will come to terms with at an old enough age that will pretty much force you to walk down the isle:

    Dying alone is #1. No matter how much beer, sports, gambling, smoking, bars, and variety of women are at your disposal on a daily basis, you will eventually find that the human condition is insatiable and loneliness will trump all of these. It's one thing to have friends, or 50 different women's numbers in your cellphone, and quite another to know that one woman, (and by likely consequence, her children) has entrusted the rest of her entire earthly existence in your hands. That is a feeling of gratification and self-fulfillment that cannot be duplicated in any other life endeavor.

    #2 Social status. No matter what you do for a living, your friends, colleagues, peers, acquaintances and family members will, subtly at first, begin to regard you as a loner, homosexual, and/or someone incapable of maintaining a long-term relationship with the opposite gender because of your lack of good looks, personality, or ambition.

    This will become like a corrosive acid being poured on your self-worth. Remember that marriage is the primary model in modern day society for pro-creation. That is why, every time you go to a family holiday party as a newlywed or within the first 5 years of marriage, people habitually ask the dreaded, "Soooo...when are you having kids?" As a male, you will begin to suspect they are actually questioning your virility and perhaps more maddeningly, your fertility. Perhaps they are on some subconscious level, or more likely, they simply want you to join the "married with children" fray, because now that your bachelor lifestyle is gone, the joys of being a newlywed must be conceded to the lifelong struggle (with the keyword STRUGGLE) of child rearing. Too much joy/happiness on YOUR part is DISMAY on their part as you both waddle over to the eggnog and/or cocktail shrimp tray. Conformity and uniformity MUST rule the day.

    Remember that marriage is a social institution embedded within Judeo-Christian philosophy, which is the dominant faith(s) in the US. People firmly believe they are carrying out god's WILL when they are married (as though god is overly concerned with one of BILLIONS of humans throughout history to reenact 'The Hangover' i.e. getting hitched in a 24 hour vegas drive-thru with an inflatable blow-up and a chimpanzee serving as the default maid of honor and best man, respectably).

    Remember this, no matter how many women you sleep with on a monthly basis, they all, and i do mean ALL, want access to the same thing....your status, wealth, and genes. This is not inherently evil but inherently HUMAN and is an undeniable urge which continues our existence and dominance on this earth. It is responsible for YOUR existence. Eventually, the loneliness, status, and of course, exclusive ownership and intimacy with a desired female will COMPEL you to buy the ring and walk the isle. Good day SIR!
     

    I did the marriage thing a year ago. I know it's new but I'm happy.
     
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    Posted: Dec. 13, 2009 - 9:01 PM ET #46

    Just had my 3rd year anniversery, is a lot of work but worth it.

    I like this.


      
      
    Once upon a time, a guy asked a beautiful girl 'Will you marry me?' The girl 
    said, 'NO!' And the guy lived happily ever after and rode 
    motorcycles and went fishing and hunting and played golf a lot and 
    drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the 
    toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


    The end

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    Just had my 3rd year anniversery, is a lot of work but worth it.

    I like this.


      
      
    Once upon a time, a guy asked a beautiful girl 'Will you marry me?' The girl 
    said, 'NO!' And the guy lived happily ever after and rode 
    motorcycles and went fishing and hunting and played golf a lot and 
    drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the 
    toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


    The end

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurshka:

    Just had my 3rd year anniversery, is a lot of work but worth it.

    I like this.


      
      
    Once upon a time, a guy asked a beautiful girl 'Will you marry me?' The girl 
    said, 'NO!' And the guy lived happily ever after and rode 
    motorcycles and went fishing and hunting and played golf a lot and 
    drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the 
    toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


    The end

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurshka:

    Just had my 3rd year anniversery, is a lot of work but worth it.

    I like this.


      
      
    Once upon a time, a guy asked a beautiful girl 'Will you marry me?' The girl 
    said, 'NO!' And the guy lived happily ever after and rode 
    motorcycles and went fishing and hunting and played golf a lot and 
    drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the 
    toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


    The end

     
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    Posted: Dec. 26, 2009 - 2:45 AM ET #48

    laundry & cooking & cleaning.......keeps us together.

    And the Lord Jesus Christ

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    laundry & cooking & cleaning.......keeps us together.

    And the Lord Jesus Christ

     
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    Posted: Dec. 26, 2009 - 2:57 AM ET #49

    i just punch a hole in the wall.....and fix it on monday
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    i just punch a hole in the wall.....and fix it on monday
     
     
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    Covers is such an interesting site. Varying opinions, the worthless comments balance wit the truley great advice. Somehow this thread has brightened my day. And I dont even know why!
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    Covers is such an interesting site. Varying opinions, the worthless comments balance wit the truley great advice. Somehow this thread has brightened my day. And I dont even know why!
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