Should I be slightly shocked that Seattle has a kissing school? Or even weirder, there's an article about it on Yahoo under Oddly Enough.
I've seen work crush walk by my office twice already this morning. If he goes by a 3rd time I'm going to take it as a sign that he is to be mine and I will pounce. Or maybe not. :)
I was just interviewed by a student who needs to write a profile about a person for his communication class. At least that's what he says it is for. ;) Of course he did address his email requesting the interview to Mrs. Joanne, I shouldn't be too worried. It was a slightly amusing little 10 minute chat.
Finally, I don't know why my field trip pics have disappeared (at least when I look at the page). They're still available in the yahoo location I store them. Next week's pics will be of the zoo as MP & I are heading there next Sunday. I would love to know how our little Woodland Park Zoo managed to get the very nice webaddress of www.zoo.org.
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Pics look fine to me. Maybe you didn't wait long enough for them to load.
Geez! Didn't know it was local.
I saw this article on MSNBC, too - but I didn't read it until your post.
While I applaud the unwashed masses for trying to improve their skills, some things are natural...
Personally I would rather see the unwashed limp lip along. It makes it easier for the rest of us 'chuckleheads' as MP so fondly termed to stand out.
Most crappy kissers I "met" didn't know or care. In fact, they liked the way they performed.
Unwashed breeding with unwashed - that's the secret to our ultimate success.
Damn - this kind of cynicism smacks of MP-overload.
manly on manly :)
I still have pics.
I'm not a cynic, but I play one of the Web. I'm actually a gooey optimist, but I try to keep it a secret. And that's "chucklechops".
The real question, however, is how crappy kissers not only seem to not know they're crappy, but have come to believe that they're rather skilled. How does this delusion occur?
I'd give my left pinky toe for a decent, slightly scruffy kiss tonight, but it's still not manly.
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