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I love it too.
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Hmmmmm....
Some of you guys are making me.... Well, let's just say... Moist... ;)
My husband makes me walk on the side away from the street. He opens doors for me... I can't reach over and open the door for him in the car, 'cuz he's already opened it with the automatic opener... And he stands up, when I leave the table. I guess that's why I married him... Nothing like a Morehouse Man... And true Southern Gentlemanly qualities that are reared in the utmost of families... Hmmmm... |
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To do further research on this topis I bought "The Modern Gentleman" by Phineas Mollod and Jason Tesauro. This is more comprehensive than the other book. This book explores topics like Tipping, Skinny Dipping, Gate Crashing, Hosting, Bachelor Party, Best Manning, Flirtation, Dates, Exes and Ohs, and tons of other topics. Im almost done with part one and it seems veru interesting. Ive learned new things about hosting, and house guests, but a lot of the stuff I already knew thanks to my great parents.
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skinny dipping?
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I know, its kinda scandolous.
" What better end to an evening of group revelry, romantic frolic, or solitary mishceif than a refreshing rinse and spin? Breastroke sans a slap in the face, the skinny-dip is the most laudable of swims. Here, group or dual dynamics are fortified by liberating nakedness and a tinge of naughtiness. Like a night at sleep-away camp, once a small ban has shared a bare splash, all bonds are reinforced. Besides, you've always wanted to see your pal's girlfriend naked anyway." This is the intro to the skinny-dipping section. |
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I'm glad someone agrees with me. Wait, let me get this straight, ladies and gentleman of greek chat. If a lady is insulted you're all saying (except AlphaSigOU) that I should not defend the lady's honor? :confused: |
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I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that I am probably the only woman on GC who does not like most of these things that are considered "gentlemanly" or whatever you'd call it. I'm all about courtesy, but I don't like traditional male/female roles. I'm just as likely to hold the door open for my boy as he is for me, and I like it that way. :) |
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would you want a guy to defend you in general against a mugger or somone that wanted to do harm against you?
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