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Now that I think about it she probably wasn't a donkey either. Yea I have no idea wtf went on in that bedroom.

Well an alpha wouldn't have cuckolding fantasies so yea... he's a beta personality. So?

I don't usually judge people. Except when they're prudes. A good friend of mine once had a woman take doggie style off the table because "I'm not a dog". But she wasn't a missionary either so I'm not sure what exactly they did. Oh, before you ask she wasn't a cowgirl either.

All about that ownership.

I think that reason #2 is what most men would be afraid of. But if the only reason your wife loves you is because she isn't allowed to see anyone else I don't know what to tell you. People talk about love being strong but in reality most people think it's brittle and frail.

I just looked that up and all I can say is "Why?"

What tsx development? Also... that is some serious hyperbole. An absurd amount of hyperbole in fact.

I was thinking the same thing.

One of the only good things about growing up on Long Island. Delis everywhere.

Someone reboot Nester.

There's something very amusing about the fact that you guys are so excited that he got a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich.

But think of all the ironic moustache rides she'd be offered

Technically it's cuckolding if he isn't stepping out too. Who cares what you call it though.

Most of the people responding so far have considered the more obvious result... jealousy and bitterness over the realization that maybe it wasn't a good idea. But sometimes people need change to keep their interest. There are plenty of divorced men in this thread or men with kind of crappy...

Eh, it isn't really a stretch to come up with that as a theory. Not any more of a stretch than a lot of other theories people have come up with.

Lindz is already married. Tanoomba won't be of any help. By the way now we know Lindz was googling "Cuck" and that's when Rerolled came up. The GamerGate thread is ruining this place.

I disagree with this but we've had this conversation many times before in several threads. Everyone's opinion stems mostly from their own experience in the field.

All of that is true except: 1) It's arguable that you get any kind of real world expertise from a classroom (meaning anything you'll be able to apply at your job with any kind of expertise day 1). You also don't learn all that much considering the amount of time a semester takes in the grand...

Yes, but that's true for anything. In order to use something you need to know how it works. In order to know how data structures work you can spend 2 hours on google and know everything you need to use the built in functionality of whatever language you're working with. But we all know how I...

Your job sucks Noodle.

Oh god, having to change core functionality at even an if/else level? No thanks. I was under the impression they just provided a suite of functionality that you had to add a variable or parameter to here and there. Sounds like you guys are completely changing the entirety of the functionality if...

This makes no sense to me. Are you saying that you have to have the source code and know exactly how everything works to use any third party libraries?

Glad to hear about the druid changes. Maybe I'll go back to having the druid as my main (which it always was until WoD made all of their specs except resto crap to play)

I just found out about this an hour ago. So only one of their IPAs and I don't even recall what the name was.

Firestone Walker is now in Connecticut. Boom.

Kinda 6 on one hand a half dozen on the other. I know a few people (my grandparents included) who got completely screwed by prop management companies who weren't doing anything other than collecting a paycheck. My grandparents company didn't even enforce their strict no pets rule. One of their...

After getting 10 garrisons and shipyards up and running since February I think I've got down the best way to approach maxing them out the fastest. But my method requires flying because it involves farming Radiating Apexis Shards in Tanaan Jungle. The buildings I recommend are Barracks lvl1...

So... I guess it really depends on the people you're friends with? All of my friends have kids. I am literally the only single one with no attachments. They have big open kitchens with islands and it's actually pretty nice because they put a shit ton of food out on there and yes we do hang out...

I don't invite anyone over to my place. No thanks.

Yea but just know that's a lot easier said than done.

Not that it isn't a silly thing to say but I do have friends that are constantly having people over their house. Multiple days a week and especially on the weekends.

I have a riding mower. The allure wears off real fast and drinking a beer isn't a great idea as I learned the hard way unless you put it in a covered water bottle. Lots of dust and debris gets in there. I was really bummed by that when I tried to crack a cold one the first time I went out on the...

Big houses feel like big yards to me. Great at first for all the extra space and things you can do but then it turns into a maintenance and cleaning nightmare.

I think this is the appropriate thread for this:

Seems like a good idea on paper but almost never works out that way. This kind of thing can easily ruin your own relationships with whoever vouched for them if it doesn't work out. On the one hand you get more information about the person than you could through more traditional background and...

Is there anything that ports you to timeless isle besides the cloak?

Ok guys, but what about Mowwij?

Just leave her a cat and a note: "This should help with the bird"

Cauliflower is one of those things that most people just boil and make terribly. I mean... it's not good if you just steam or boil it, at all. But when you roast it all these flavors come out and it's magical.

I have no personal experience with commercial real estate. The only knowledge I have comes from a few guys I golf with that are big players in the commercial real estate business. They all prefer warehouses when it's a good building with a good lease because there is just way less maintenance...