Mister T

I've visited a few spas (and indies) and none of the spas scream rub and tug. And i also know a few people around town. As others mentioned, reading is key. Besides, spas and ladies working out of said spa all have a paid account, which show easily through the browser (the handle is bold red letters). I also think isolating the two doesnt make sense. One look at the massage section and i know who is on.

They made the business news recently (their stock went "down"), BlackBerry's maker is Research In Motion, RIM for short....

I like Cub, even as we don't chat often, have never met, and are just about opposite side of the country, when we do end u chatting, its alway like meeting an old time friend.

Being recommended a 'rockin good music album this morning in chat. Its a good pick me up!!

had an early super of leftover turkey, homemade gravy, mashed potatoes with carrots. Fresh, homemade apple cookies are in the oven.

arck, some will say it doesnt really suck ;-), but having done all my house chores early, i got bored this afternoon and had to keep busy. Just put a batch of cookies in the oven. Too much food, but there is that zen feeling about cooking and baking...

What's not to like about MF? Whenever i need a good laugh, i just go read a few of the jokes he posts.

I'll have to dig out my Edgar Allan Poe book and rediscover it. I've gotten two books, in keeping with my october reading. "The Weird", a compendium of dark and strange stories, ranging form stories written in 1908 (The Other Side, by Alfred Kubin) to today, including stories by Neil Gaiman, William Gibson, and Georges RR Martin. Second anthology i got is "The Trackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities". It's going to be interesting reads.

I like Angela for her insight on many of the threads and topics.

Mmmm. i think i'll sound a bit disjointed and a tad blunt in trying to reply to this thread this morning (coffee, coffee, where are you?) ... While i do tend to see a handful of ladies frequently, i do see them as i believe we get well along to see each other, as each visit with the ladies i know provides something different (I certainly do appreciate the ladies company i know to see them often, and each visit gets to be a little different), and it's always nice to know you are appreciated. Fortunateone and Angela have put this idea better than i ever could this morning. I must say also that receiving a suggestion from an SP for another is great (happened to me recently). Just goes to show that While i might see a restricted number of ladies, it does not mean that i do not wish to see new ladies, nor does it mean that i do not appreciate the company of others i have previously met, but haven't had the chance of visiting recently. In reference to Sara's business analogy, and to be blunt, if i'd really feel to be considered exclusive to an SP, well, i'd suddenly wouldn't be .... Hopefully this makes sense...

Thanks for the ideas. I have read some of King's works a few years ago. Most of the books i liked at the time were ones he had written under the pseudonym of Richard Bachman (such as running man and the long walk). I had tried reading The Stand then, but never stuck to the story somehow. I'll have to revisit. Christopher Moore i have heard good things about, and he is on my list to look at. I found that more and more women authors write in the genre - Kim Harrison and Laurell K. Hamilton come to mind. Sirens, a collection of short stories, edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling is another i enjoyed reading. There are many authors to sift through in this type of fiction, but few, i find, have novel approaches to the ideas.

Sophia V's post "One SPOOKY october morning!" (especially the link she has put to the reading of Poe's Raven) and Peachy's bookclub thead inspires this thread. In Octobober, leading up to and including Halloween, i tend to watch a little more scary movies or shows, or read "horror" stories. Poe is great to read, but also H.P.Lovecraft, and Brian Lumley, among others. I seem to often go back to Lovecraft (i've re-read the stories many times since i was a kid), as his stories build a long standing mythos used by many authors and storytellers of the genre. You can find here a of what he created. So, for the readers of CERB who like the Horror Genre, what are you fave stories. You can post titles, or even links to readings.

Ho no!!!!

Guilty as charged!! Now to get prepared .... To the hardware store!!!

This thread reminds me to the one i made here, at least parts of it. I've just it 40, and like porthos, i tended to ignore birthdays. This year it bothered me for a few days but i realized its just what it is .. a number. I haven't suddenly grown old, nor do i feel more mature. I still remain the same person. True, i may not look just quite like i looked liked 20 years ago, but still, its all in between the ears. Its all about keeping a youthfull mindset i think, and accepting oneself as we are.

I have some catching up to do, as i havent gone through season 2 yet, and watched the first one a while back. Great series!

Mmmmmm Halloween is a little less than a month away. Time to "revive" this thread.... with a possible halloween anthem, I'm feeling zombified, by Alien Sex Fiend.

Since we are in apple season, i tried a new cookie recipe (apple oatmeal). The house actually smells like apple pie.

How can i forget Trivial Pursuit, and a french board game called Docte Rat (francophones will wee quickly the play on words).

Monopoly, Battleship, risk, Axies and Allies come to mind. We used to play an old game called Stock Ticker (stock market game) where we'd trade stocks. Me and friends used to play a fantasy board game called Talisman. Nightmare was popular at halloween with us, where the boardgame was played with a tape on tv.

I'm single as well, but when i pull that line, my cat looks at me funny...

I dont usually follow Football, but this gets me interested:

I'd live under the sea. Would you rather: Be sensually hand fed fruits, or have a light touch run up and down your body?

I, for one, don't think you should feel bad if you are getting turned on during a visit, au contraire. For me, It means something is being done right, that there is chemistry going. If i'm doing something that the lady likes, i try to pay attention to the cues she gives out or, better, that she tells me outright that she likes whatever i am doing, or are just turned on. It takes two to tango, so to speak. So, yes, knowing about it makes a good time for the both of us.