Hot or Not what do you think?

[andrewfi]

Moby, you know what you told us, that, in your 'experience' good sex with a tall woman was not possible.

Now, those of us with real experience know this is not the case.

The takeaway here was that you were making stuff up again because if you had the interactions you claimed then you could not, honestly, have told us what you did about the quality of the sex. Those of us who do know about this stuff know that what you wrote was invented bollocks with a 'personal connection' thrown in. You still think such false claims add credibility - thus is something of a 'tell' with you. When you claim some kind of personal connection to add authority, you are almost always lying.

[2tallbill]

in your 'experience' good sex with a tall woman was not possible.

As a guy who has dated far more than my fair share of tall women, although
not nearly as tall as the girl in the original post, I can say with a little bit of
authority that excellent sex can be had with tall women. 
 
Looks and attraction are very subjective. There are men who like women with
a hoop in their lips. It's not my thing but if that is what you like, I'm not going
to pour cold water on whatever makes you hot.




I like this a lot more, the little dumpy girl next to her not so much, but I am
far more attracted to her than hoopy girl.   

[Dutchmanaz]

man do I hate this to be my first post on this board, but yes, IMO, she's very hot.

[Lord of the Dance]

man do I hate this to be my first post on this board, but yes, IMO, she's very hot.

Well, she is in stilettos, so I can understand. 

What I can't figure out is if the person with the hair bun is male or female? I'm leaning toward female, but [she] still looks a bit androgynous to me.

[msmoby]

Dear Beel !

in your 'experience' good sex with a tall woman was not possible.

The 'danger' of quoting andrewfi's 'advice' is I get to see it ... )

I said:

Even tried to seriously date a model with long legs ...?    IF you had ... you'd know their'sere's  certain disadvantages when it comes to games for two ...

I see you haven't got over your own English comprehension issues... and thanks for the opportunity to correct a typo. 

@Beel - you ARE a tall guy - with long legs...   you wouldn't understand ....   

[AvHdB]

man do I hate this to be my first post on this board, but yes, IMO, she's very hot.

Arizona Man who is a Cloggie*, Welcome to RUA, Tell us more about your self.


* Just a guess.

[Dutchmanaz]

man do I hate this to be my first post on this board, but yes, IMO, she's very hot.

Arizona Man who is a Cloggie*, Welcome to RUA, Tell us more about your self.


* Just a guess.

Unsure what a "Cloggie" is to be honest.  I'm just a guy to travels to Russia quite a bit on business from the US.  I think in 2016 I spent a little over 6 months there in the Udmertia region, as well as Moscow.  Really enjoy my time there. The people, with few exceptions, have been very kind to me.  Will be going there again very soon (tomorrow as a matter of fact) and am looking forward to it.

Ah - Though I do have a bit of Dutch in my heritage (or so I'm told), I go by that moniker (Dutch) because it was a nickname I was given when I was a young lad.

[AvHdB]

Unsure what a "Cloggie" is to be honest.  I'm just a guy to travels to Russia quite a bit on business from the US.  I think in 2016 I spent a little over 6 months there in the Udmertia region, as well as Moscow.  Really enjoy my time there. The people, with few exceptions, have been very kind to me.  Will be going there again very soon (tomorrow as a matter of fact) and am looking forward to it.

Cloggie is an English nickname for the Dutch, clogs being wooden shoes. Frequently the English are referred to as Limmies.

Why not in the RUA: Travel Discussion: Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Baltics & The Stans start a separate thread about Udmert and your views and expierences there?

[Wiz]

in your 'experience' good sex with a tall woman was not possible.

As a guy who has dated far more than my fair share of tall women, although
not nearly as tall as the girl in the original post, I can say with a little bit of
authority that excellent sex can be had with tall women.

Billy

So ..... "kvina" ... was right to have the Hots...... for you!   

From St. Petersburge .... to ......  Voronez your trip was very very long indeed......
but also enjoyable too !

  

[andrewfi]

Do Britons really refer to the Dutch as cloggies? Cloggies is a term that Manny might be more familiar with as referring, in times long past, to factory workers oop north who wore clogs as inexpensive footwear.

That's not to say that no Briton ever has referred to the Dutch as cloggies, but there are other terms that might be more familiar to an Englishman.

Never heard of Britons referred to as Limmies either. Limeys, yes, Limmies, no.

[Ste]

Do Britons really refer to the Dutch as cloggies? Cloggies is a term that Manny might be more familiar with as referring, in times long past, to factory workers oop north who wore clogs as inexpensive footwear.

That's not to say that no Briton ever has referred to the Dutch as cloggies, but there are other terms that might be more familiar to an Englishman.

Never heard of Britons referred to as Limmies either. Limeys, yes, Limmies, no.

Don’t really hear Cloggies either, Dutchies sometimes.

He painted matchstalk men and matchstalk cats and dogs;
He painted kids on the corner of the street that were sparking clogs...

Yes, we Northerners wore clogs if you were really poor...


. Pro

[msmoby]

They were known as "Cheese-eaters" in the 16th Century - well Wilbur Smith novels suggested so - must be true

[AvHdB]

He painted matchstalk men and matchstalk cats and dogs;
He painted kids on the corner of the street that were sparking clogs...

Ste, I suspect is referring to the artist L. S. Lowry who I admire. There is a museum dedicated to his work in Manchester.

[Ste]

He painted matchstalk men and matchstalk cats and dogs;
He painted kids on the corner of the street that were sparking clogs...

Ste, I suspect is referring to the artist L. S. Lowry who I admire. There is a museum dedicated to his work in Manchester.

Salford! He were a Salford Lad!


. Pro

[2tallbill]

Billy

So ..... "kvina" ... was right to have the Hots...... for you!   

From St. Petersburge .... to ......  Voronez your trip was very very long indeed......
but also enjoyable too !

  

LOL, Kvina and I mostly buried the hatchet (ended our conflict). It did pop up
out of nowhere when a gal from Kiev came to visit me in Portland Oregon.

It truly was a long undertaking with a rollercoaster of ups and downs during the adventure.
In the end I found the best girl for me.

Udachi!

Bill

[Ste]

He painted matchstalk men and matchstalk cats and dogs;
He painted kids on the corner of the street that were sparking clogs...

Ste, I suspect is referring to the artist L. S. Lowry who I admire. There is a museum dedicated to his work in Manchester.

Here’s a picture he did of Burnden Park, home of Bolton Wanderers. Bit rubbish as it was painted in 1928 and the Great Lever End to the right was roofed in 1908.

Perhaps he just couldn’t do roofs...

[andrewfi]

He had a thing and he did that thing lots. Asking Lowry to draw or paint a building and, as can be seen from his pictures, he'd be lost. But he captured a time and a place in a way that we can relate to now. In fact, I'd bet that the images that most of us carry in our mental galleries of the time and place look very much like Lowry painted them - he's that influential.

But there's stuff he didn't do.

[AvHdB]

While money is never an arbitrator of taste, in my opinion, a good 'thing' of the Salford lad is a prime digit with 6 zeroes behind it on Bond Street or thereabouts.

Sort of wonder what the 'things' of Ste or Andrew will be worth a couple generations from today.

[Ste]

Here's another legendary Salfordian, nothing with zero's on the end about him, Factory Records lost money on just about everything - his mantra was;

50-50 on the profits
The bands own their own material
The bands have the freedom to fuuck off

The bands would be Joy Division, New Order, Happy Mondays etc

He's fa legend cos he found the fact New Order lost a pound on every copy of Blue Monday amusing, and paid £30,000 for a cheap table suspended on wires for the Factory boardroom, when the company was penniless. It was Art....

WizLink -

[Manny]

He painted matchstalk men and matchstalk cats and dogs;
He painted kids on the corner of the street that were sparking clogs...

Ste, I suspect is referring to the artist L. S. Lowry who I admire. There is a museum dedicated to his work in Manchester.

Salford! He were a Salford Lad!


. Pro

He lived in Mottram later, I drive by the house with the blue plaque on each day. We have a statue of him at the traffic lights.

[Manny]

Here's another legendary Salfordian, nothing with zero's on the end about him, Factory Records lost money on just about everything - his mantra was;

50-50 on the profits
The bands own their own material
The bands have the freedom to fuuck off

The bands would be Joy Division, New Order, Happy Mondays etc

He's fa legend cos he found the fact New Order lost a pound on every copy of Blue Monday amusing, and paid £30,000 for a cheap table suspended on wires for the Factory boardroom, when the company was penniless. It was Art....

WizLink -

I met Tony in the 80s. 

[Ste]

Here's another legendary Salfordian, nothing with zero's on the end about him, Factory Records lost money on just about everything - his mantra was;

50-50 on the profits
The bands own their own material
The bands have the freedom to fuuck off

The bands would be Joy Division, New Order, Happy Mondays etc

He's fa legend cos he found the fact New Order lost a pound on every copy of Blue Monday amusing, and paid £30,000 for a cheap table suspended on wires for the Factory boardroom, when the company was penniless. It was Art....

WizLink -

I met Tony in the 80s. 

Used to dump into him all the time, lunchtime at work, 'Hiya Tony' - he would always speak, always the sign of those unaffected by any sort of fame.

And in the evenings at gigs, shed load of places, notably International 2, where I also saw Joy Division/New Order's bassist Peter Hook but was too scared to talk to him, due to his reputation for fighting first, apologising later. Met him ages after (he's after buying my Shergold Bass) - nicest fella on earth!

Unfortunately I also saw early Simply Red at the same time, may the Good Lord Forgive Me.

[Manny]

International 2

A blast from the past.

[msmoby]

Here's another legendary Salfordian, nothing with zero's on the end about him, Factory Records lost money on just about everything - his mantra was;

50-50 on the profits
The bands own their own material
The bands have the freedom to fuuck off

The bands would be Joy Division, New Order, Happy Mondays etc

He's fa legend cos he found the fact New Order lost a pound on every copy of Blue Monday amusing, and paid £30,000 for a cheap table suspended on wires for the Factory boardroom, when the company was penniless. It was Art....

Never been a particular fan of late fifties RocknRoll but went to see a theatre production of the night when Elvis, J.Cash, Carl Perkins - the guy who wrote Blue Suede Shoes and Jerry Lee Lewis jammed together... a true story!



"Million Dollar Quartet"  http://milliondollarquartetlive.co.uk/

Pete Duncan of Blue Peter fame ( UK only will get it ) was Sam Phillips ( Memphis' Tony Wilson) - discovered ALL the above .... 


IF it comes to your area - hopefully your actors / musicians will be as talented as ours were.....Take someone you want to dance with and have fun )

[Contrarian]

Do Britons really refer to the Dutch as cloggies? Cloggies is a term that Manny might be more familiar with as referring, in times long past, to factory workers oop north who wore clogs as inexpensive footwear.

That's not to say that no Briton ever has referred to the Dutch as cloggies, but there are other terms that might be more familiar to an Englishman.

Never heard of Britons referred to as Limmies either. Limeys, yes, Limmies, no.

The wee man cannot spell a lot, did you think he would get Limey correct?