Kilt Boy

Man, the roller coaster has changed.

Sweet Jesus. I would tear that up.

Smoking kills, and so would she if she ever got hold of me. Damn!

Sorry, someguy. I regret that I have but one thanks to give for your post.

Can anyone explain to me WHY the black girl rules exist?

Geez. I don't live there. Although, I have spent more than one mortgage payment there. Maybe I should look into relocating.

I'm mixing it up a bit today and apending money on the non-dark girls. Veronica is a fairly new dancer and takes instruction well. Very friendly and easy to talk to. I almost had to force her into the back. No, not really.

I don't know if you've ever had a dance with Maria, but she is a little mover. I needed a minute to press my pleats back into shape after a few songs with her in the back room.

Meg, please tell me you've watched Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.There is a scene in that where 2 characters are doing the same thing and I found it fascinating.

I've actually played around with a folding design. The real problem is that our new money doesn't like to be folded, especially in a lightweight material.

Cato, you bastard. <shakes fist impotently at the internet>

Shit. I tried to get her last night, but she was booked solid until I had to leave. I made a couple of other girls angry when I told them that I was there to see Phoenix specifically (by recommendation) and had no money for them. One was a sport (Victoria) and listened to my stories for 30 minutes anyway. I had already dropped cash on some others, before you say anything.

Well, I'm still alive. We've become workout guilt partners. "Did you do your exercises today?" "No. I promise I will!" I find guilt to be a great motivator.

Actually, even 'thanks' works in this context. Those others are great, too! Thanks.

I make a lot of weird shit. I've been asking around, and some of the dancers I know have shown some interest in a new, lighter dance wallet to wear on their wrist or ankle. Design and material choice (a kind of Tyvek-like material) is going well, but I need some help from the community. I plan to make several prints on the outside, but one will simply have a list of different slang terms for money. If you can add to this list, please contribute. arm and a leg bank beer tokens big ones bills biscuits bling bones brass bread bucks cabbage cha ching cheddar clams credits do re mi dollars dosh dough doubloons ducats filthy lucre florins folding stuff fundage silver & gold gravy groats guilders jack jingle juice large lettuce loot mint moolah money monkey paper peanuts pesos pounds quid roses scratch shekels skins shrapnel simoleons smackers spondulix stacks stash throw down ton wad wedge woot yards yen

BTW, Nikki's stage name is Sierra if there was any confusion. I'm sure there was.

I keep meaning to give Phoenix a spin, but I'm usually occupied. Or she is. Maybe tomorrow night. I'll be there for a while after work.

I'm going to participate in my favourite way. I only wish there were better sales.

Where's that HUGE MEMBER, or VALUED MEMBER or whatever it is, tag?

I'm not sure if this is a blunder, or the exact opposite of that. I was having a civil conversation with a young woman whose time I regularly occupy. She is petite, and beautiful and I'm actually helping her out with a lot of things in her new career. She says I'm a lot of help. Today, I was watching her critically because of something she had said and agreed that yes, she had put on some weight. :icon_eek: I know. I'm a monster. I suggested a few things she might do to take care of it, but that if she wanted to continue in this line of work that she had better look at this 'problem' sooner rather than later. She sees it as a problem, which is why I even brought it up. I told her that looks are a part of her work, and that if she wants to keep making money she needs to look more to her "bottom line". She thanked me and called me a good friend for being honest. I guess I'll see tomorrow when I show up to see her again.

You're not wrong. Maybe a full-on smile with that slightly-overlong glance will make the difference. I'll give it a try.

I feel the same way. I'm pretty intimidating to begin with, so I always maintain low tones when speaking, make sure I'm out of the way when standing, don't make overly long eye contact with anyone. That said, when I am interacting with someone I will look them square in the eyes when talking to them initially. It cements our relationship for that brief moment. Maybe I'm at that age now where people will stop seeing me as a threat and I can hold the gaze of an unfamiliar woman. It may confuse her, though. Am I just a helpless older gent who sees the beauty in everything, or am I (yes, I am) the helpless romantic who wants to get to know them better before ripping their clothes off? Okay, not really.

Note to self: never tell a girl I'm from Winnipeg.