Clearly you have an idea of what you find attractive, but the feeling is not mutual. Telling a woman you find her sexy in the initial correspondence is an indicator of your intentions. We all have our standards.
I'm an easy going guy born in the wrong generation, and living in the wrong state. I really don't like all the trends going on now a days, and miss some of the good ol' american spirit that was derived by a chain of events early 20th centry towards the end of it. All the overcoming all of the hardships such as great depression, world wars, red scare, civil right movements. I also respect the rebellous sides of the century like the bootleggers, Hippies, civil rights protesters, and protesters all together. (I am after all american, and america is a resault of a rebellion, have to have some pride in anarchy :P). [is he trying to dazzle people with his superficial remarks of American history?]
Ofcourse I can't tell these things by first hand experience, but I hear from old timers of their experiences, and they tell me how much america just sold out in thier opinion.
Before, everybody did thier part to move on in life. Not like today, businesses moving factories to other countries to save a few dimes, or to completely sell out to them, or go bankrupt :P.I mean, alot of my generation's grandparents used to herd goats and chickens not even owning a farm while living in small towns, because the local super markets would run out of meat and poultry. You'll never hear about wal'mart running out of any stock of meat, since all we do is mass produce living creatures and have them grow by injecting them with hormones and a keeping them fed on a cheap budget. You are what ever you eat eats. :D [sounds like he's trying to practice a routine, get a gimmick]
I moved to Florida from the north east when I was young, and I miss the closed in, two stacked apartment houses with small yards, tiny allys where you kept your garbage cans. Schools ran from grades k-12 and was only a block away, and the pizza parlor was a block from it. Where we're cramped to the fact that we just wanted to mind our own business for the most part, and people actualy helped eachother out. A favor returned for a favor was better than any transaction when it came to a town with deep roots and generations of their own living there before themselves. Everybody knew everybody. Oh, and the majority of puplic up there were a hell of alot more professional, less bored, and less lazy, and on your side compared to the ones here. And just for the sake of listing things off there was also snow, blocks sat on HILLSSSSS, and the chinese [no respect for Chinese? Hello, it's a proper noun] food tasted effin awsome.
I am open minded, deep, f*cked up, and UnblissfullyIgnorant [he has the last two right but completely far off on the first]
Ofcourse I can't tell these things by first hand experience, but I hear from old timers of their experiences, and they tell me how much america just sold out in thier opinion.
Before, everybody did thier part to move on in life. Not like today, businesses moving factories to other countries to save a few dimes, or to completely sell out to them, or go bankrupt :P.I mean, alot of my generation's grandparents used to herd goats and chickens not even owning a farm while living in small towns, because the local super markets would run out of meat and poultry. You'll never hear about wal'mart running out of any stock of meat, since all we do is mass produce living creatures and have them grow by injecting them with hormones and a keeping them fed on a cheap budget. You are what ever you eat eats. :D [sounds like he's trying to practice a routine, get a gimmick]
I moved to Florida from the north east when I was young, and I miss the closed in, two stacked apartment houses with small yards, tiny allys where you kept your garbage cans. Schools ran from grades k-12 and was only a block away, and the pizza parlor was a block from it. Where we're cramped to the fact that we just wanted to mind our own business for the most part, and people actualy helped eachother out. A favor returned for a favor was better than any transaction when it came to a town with deep roots and generations of their own living there before themselves. Everybody knew everybody. Oh, and the majority of puplic up there were a hell of alot more professional, less bored, and less lazy, and on your side compared to the ones here. And just for the sake of listing things off there was also snow, blocks sat on HILLSSSSS, and the chinese [no respect for Chinese? Hello, it's a proper noun] food tasted effin awsome.
I am open minded, deep, f*cked up, and UnblissfullyIgnorant [he has the last two right but completely far off on the first]