Nonsense Thread

[TeXJ]

Aside from the dumpy clothes and cheesy colors, back in the 80's these chics were da bomb !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctoDNepmyks

I kinda always had a thing for the brunette. ;D

here they are now..well last year lol

https://youtu.be/BT-rdCUmC6s

[Stanley Rockafella]

They look old enough to be my mother

[agent]

Susanna Hoffs > *

[Stanley Rockafella]

Susanna Hoffs > *

:nice:

[flyboyx]

Susanna Hoffs > *

man, when I was a kid, she was so damn hot!

the bananarama chicks are looking a bit long in the tooth. 2 of them are probably still doable I guess.....if you squint real hard and dim the lights

[HennaE30]

man, when I was a kid, she was so damn hot!



the bananarama chicks are looking a bit long in the tooth. 2 of them are probably still doable I guess.....if you squint real hard and dim the lights

I’d pipe the 2 on the left. The girl on the right is kinda hurting tho.


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[Mediumrarechicken]

Aside from the dumpy clothes and cheesy colors, back in the 80's these chics were da bomb !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctoDNepmyks

I kinda always had a thing for the brunette. ;D

Aaaak. The 80's were bad and you should feel bad.

[Stanley Rockafella]

I apologize for nothing.

Did your mother apologize when she had you?

[roguetoaster]

I apologize for nothing.

We want an apology for not delivering on bus girl.

[MrBurgundy]

yeah bro, you should have a kid by now

[Stanley Rockafella]

LOL

I honestly didn't see her again. I figured since I only saw her once or twice a week, that she may be on a different bus, but that wasn't the case. I think she was working as a waitress at the Denny's in the complex where I worked, but most females in their 20s who work that kind of job in this town, don't usually last long. They either quit or go back home.

[MrBurgundy]

Warning, incoming rant.

I've been noticing how most everyone in Socal are genuine waffleswaffleswaffleswaffless. Today, I was at the post office, I saw a lady walking out so I held the door open for her. This hoe doesn't even say thank you, let alone look at me. This happens about half the time I do this for someone.

I took a second out of my life, one that I will never get back, to make your life slightly more convenient out of common courtesy and you cannot even acknowledge my existence. Like WTF BROOOOOOOOOOOO.

[DealinDave@Blunttech.com]

Warning, incoming rant.

I've been noticing how most everyone in Socal are genuine waffleswaffleswaffleswaffless. Today, I was at the post office, I saw a lady walking out so I held the door open for her. This hoe doesn't even say thank you, let alone look at me. This happens about half the time I do this for someone.

I took a second out of my life, one that I will never get back, to make your life slightly more convenient out of common courtesy and you cannot even acknowledge my existence. Like WTF BROOOOOOOOOOOO.

My wife is an elementary school teacher and administration recently had some behavior specialist come in and explain that very situation. They said that you should do good things for people without expecting anything in return. In addition to that, teachers should go so far as to tell students that they should feel guilty for being upset and that they're just as bad as someone who doesn't thank them.

I agree that you should do good things without any expectation for reciprocal action. I was taught it was just polite to hold doors for people and also to say thank you for when someone does something nice. That said, just say thank you ya waffleswaffleswaffleswaffles.

[MrBurgundy]

Damn, I'm a waffleswaffleswaffleswaffles too

[DealinDave@Blunttech.com]

Damn, I'm a waffleswaffleswaffleswaffles too

Meh, I'd give the nod to school administrators being bigger waffleswaffleswaffleswaffless.