So I am the youngest of 5 sons. All 4 of my older brothers have come out of the closet in the past few years and are now all in homosexual relationships. My oldest brother is 28 I am 20. Has anyone ever heard of 5 brothers all being gay or BI ?
[Friday October 12, 2012 @ 08:43 AM EDT] Me and my wife needed to be in town a few days ago. She asked if lunch sounded like a good idea. Of course, I was amenable to such an idea. Our town's largest fast food chain is undergoing some major remodeling. They won't finish up until next year. This has put a crimp on our town as the place served as something of way point and communal front porch. The remodeling in mind, our choices were still pretty vast. We chose one of the other major fast food places. Me and her agree they have better food than what is being remodeled. In the place, we found it rather busy. It seemed the manager was occupied appeasing his boss, a district manager. The staff on hand served us well, the building and grounds looked really clean, the food was excellent. As we finished up and left, I stopped a moment in route to the door. The manger had stepped over to the trash bins located nearby. I put out my hand, shook his and said, "Congratulations upon having an excellent staff, sir." His face lit up with a really sincere and heart felt smile of relief and joy. "Oh, thank you, sir. I'm glad you were well served today. Look forward to your next visit." At this I excused myself and continued to the door and on out to the truck. I used to work in many various retail food service places. It isn't easy to garner a compliment from me regarding the work, food, or store. When you are beholden to such a fine place and great staff with good food, hard not to compliment it. As I have worked in such a place, I know he would let his crew know they were doing well. It showed in his excellent management skills. Good managers and supervisors know that crews need to hear their praises as well as their flaws. Can imagine then at least six folks had better days. Imagine then if each of them inspired better days for six more people, and those in turn six more and so on. Not bad for a moment's time, a smile, few words of praise, huh? This is how we create better worlds. These little bits keep adding up until soon no more bad bits can resist smiling as well and becoming good bits. In a humble gesture, the keys of all kingdoms. :)
HI, I've opened a new Montana Bisexuals Group site if anyone is interested in joining. Meet up, chat, disuss issue pertaining to bisexuals in Montana and or any other chat or issues you feel might be open to public forum in this groups posting. Feel free to open up and speak out.
I enjoy sucking a cock while wearing a dress, i have been wearing womans clothes since i was 25, the wife knows but does not approve, I wear panties 24/7. This past summer I started frequenting a place in the town where men go to give and get a blow job, I was in a dress and a guy came over to me and pulled his cock out and started waving it at me, i wasen't sure if i wanted suck it our not, well long story short, I scarfed that cock down like there was no tommoro. I swallowed his load and love it, I have been jerking off and swallowin my own cum now for over 10 years, i just can't get enough cum, if you are in the area, hit me up, maybe we can hit it off.
Whispered Verges In the not so distant past A humble world only a dream When we are merely children The die of fate are cast Everything was built to last Nothing is what it may seem To others we are beholden Life always burns fast We rise up and lash captain upon mast In mutiny's eye does an inferno gleem Set course for sail to mists of Eden Ready now youth's pirates, avast! b.k.b [20121010] Wednesday October 10, 2012 07:05 PM
Me mum had a prowler at 'er house last night:yikes2:... She spotted the sod out of corner of her eye lookin' in the sitting room window:eek2:... calmly she sauntered through 2 the kitchen picked up a frying pan.. not for her fonin an' waiting for the city's finest...walked out back door and began walking round the front ..saw 'im gazing in the den window round side.. next thing poor prowlie was lying seeing stars on path after mum had clattered him wiv frying pan... she stood over the daft gett waiting for him to so much as move ready to give him another whack.. poor guy groaned and his head popped out from under hood... oops... me big bruvva:yikes2:. her blue eyed luffly boy:tongue:... Mr Can Do No Wrong.:impleased... lolllllll... well.. he did wrong when he left his key at his house didn't 'e.. cost him huge bump on bonce and sore knees wen he hit the floor... Moral of story.. remember ya door keys 2 mum's house at all times...don't wear a hoodie wen ya go visitin' ya mum spesh wen it's dark.. don't peer in front window and bang away trying to catch mum's attention wile she has earphones on listening 2 Verdi...she iis deaf 2 world at such times... if u c 'er walk through 2 kitchen stop wer ya r and wait for 'er 2 come to u.. stand well away from house and in a light... hood down... don't b daft sod and walk round side in dark... if u must..wear protective head gear... summat moren a hoodie... even then.. hope its an aluminium pan mum picks up not the Le Creuset... ...and last but not least.. if u do happen to be such a dummie as to get ya bonce whacked wiv frying pan by ya mum for being an arse... make sure yas not Fran's bruvva, cos trust me.. she will make ya life hell and u will nev hear the end of it!!!! Bang on napper wiv frying pan will b least of ya worries!!!! God..isn't life just grand some days???:impleased
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I like using gvim and vim as a text editor. Recently, I borrowed from Unix philosophy. One program does one thing well. Have that program do its thing, pipe to another and have it do something to the input. You build complex solutions in simple little bits. Here is how I did that. I knew vim edited text well. I knew a program called filters would transfigure text, say into pirate talk, Sweedish Chef talk, Newspeak and so on. I knew vim could also excute external commands. To use filters on a buffer of text in vim one needs to go into command mode. One then uses the following. :%! filtername Where you have filtername you replace it with the name of the filter you want to turn the text into. For example: :%! pirate Will turn the text into pirate talk. And :%! rot13 will give a buffer of text encrypted by simple cipher. Rot13 is a different program than filters. This using a different program gave me another idea. I could reformat the text using a program called par. Par only formats paragraphs of text. The command for that in my case was :%! par 72. This ensures all text in a buffer is formatted to be only 72 columns in length. I had read long ago this was considered good practice for email. As I often write, it's good to know a word count. I can do this in vim as well. I use the following key mapping. nnoremap <F10> :%w !wc -w<CR> This displays a word count in the command buffer for me. Also set up a key map for using par. noremap <silent><buffer><F2> :%! par 72<CR> All in all, I've been hacking up a storm.
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