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  1. #26
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    Originally posted by The Reverend Floater
    Sooooo...what you're saying is that bloodshot and googly-eyed isn't good?
    A bad way to shave with which many of us have had too much experience.
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    The old ball and chain. It's kinda cool having one around, not only can I come home whining like a baby, I actually get sympathy. She's bailed me out so many times, my 120 ticket that I didn't have the money to pay and my 300 phone bill.

    She rules

    Plus she always goes "Pft i'm never getting married." + 2
    She's Asian + 1,000,000

    Yeah and she's put up with my antics for 2 years.

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    Originally posted by lemon boy
    CONGRATS BUSTER! DAMN DUDE!
    Yup, I's be's one lucky dood. And to top it off, it's really 20 years together as of this November since I plucked that morsel from her collegiate ranks. Mmmmmmm.....
    Merde De Glace On the Freak When Ski
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    Originally posted by Tap
    And she's wayyyy hot. Hella beautiful/sexy/smart and makes me laugh out loud.
    Sounds like we married the same woman. 'Cept mine's also my sugar momma.

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    Originally posted by lemon boy
    Okay -

    Our stated goals for this year are (in order):

    Get telenater fucking fuck fuck laid already
    Somebody does care about me..... now if it weren't only LB.... Just remember, quality over quantity.


    Get the Rev at least a sort of long term girlfriend that neither party punks on
    Yeah, I guess he's about due for some good times....

    edit: Just to add my congrats to Buster and to all others that have managed to find someone willing to put up with them and bring eachother such great happiness. You give me hope that maybe there's someone out there for a nut like me.
    Last edited by Telenater; 08-17-2004 at 04:48 PM.
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    I married the hottie high school cheerleader that also happened to be the valedictorian. Then she went on to be the valedictorian of her college (pharmacy). Somehow this silly little artist kid slipped in ahead of the football team or other jocks. We met in a high school PE class. Our first date was on a Friday the 13th in October. My buddies and I trampled down a small section of corn in a giant corn field. We then filled it with blankets, bean bags and a TV. We watched children of the corn out there. It was a pretty classic date. We broke up several times through the army, college, and high school but whatever burden drove us apart was less that the burden of being apart. We got married really young. We were more or less teenagers. Given where we were from the only real option for our relationship to continue was to get married. Moving in together could never have happened. When we first got married we were both students and lived on the $8 an hour I made as a production artist. If we hadn't gotten married I would've dragged a lot more ass. I wouldn't have had the fire under my ass to finish school in 3-years. Nor would I have worked as hard once I graduated. Now half the time we interview interns they're older than I am. I owe a lot to getting married young. There are things I missed out on, but I would've missed out on others things had we not gotten married. I wouldn't go back and change a thing.

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    Admit it, MD9--it was that striped-underoos/aluminum-spaceman outfit (can't find the photo) that won her heart. What girl wouldn't fall for that?

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    Originally posted by Schmear
    Admit it, MD9--it was that striped-underoos/aluminum-spaceman outfit (can't find the photo) that won her heart. What girl wouldn't fall for that?
    brother that is just the teensy tip of meat's twisted iceberg

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    I'll say I'm glad for Ms. 1080!!! She'll never read this but she is one awesome woman. She puts up w/ my shit, and actively participates on occasion, and lets me be who I am. That seems to be something small, but if you've ever been in a relationship where you're expected to be someone you're not then you really understand. I'm pretty sure I'm the luckiest man around...

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    Originally posted by Tyrone Shoelaces
    M. S.: "Well how come I only have 2! Definitely need more....maybe something fatter than the PR's Explosives maybe?".

    That's too funny. I'm getting married next week and she's already talking like that. She wants twin tips so she can learn how to ski in the pipe and I'm running out of excuses as to why she shouldn't bother, especially since I picked up two pairs of new skis last season for me and one for her. Skiing with her, though, is the best feeling in the world. OK, sorry to get all gushy.

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    My husband and I married very young. I feel like we've sort of grown up together. We've had some very bad times, and some very good times. Overall, the good wins out though.

    On the skiing front...I think I have the flip side of what a lot of the guys have. I'm the one always pushing to go skiing, planning trips and outings, trying to hook up w/ ski friends and wanting to get gear. My husband is very supportive for the most part...but sometimes he's like "HEY, calm down!"

    I guess somebody has to show some restraint though...that's probably why it works for us.

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    Iwould never be where I am today without my better half. Similar stories as others, so I'll spare the details, but it seems like every day is better than the previous ones. The annoying things in life (oh, the transmission in the car went out? The dishwasher stopped working so we need a new one?) just dissappear, but the good things linger for so long.

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    Thumbs up

    http://www.tetongravity.com/usergall...%20800x600.jpg

    Here's my wife ripping Cukoos nest off the ridge at Bridger. Girl amazes me every time we go up. Taken her down some stuff accidently that she ended up railing with no prob. Can't wait for the WIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNTTTTTTTTTTEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRR R!

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    Originally posted by Sublime
    ...Plus she always goes "Pft i'm never getting married." + 2 ...
    NEWSFLASH: That's code for "Where's my fucking Ring?"

    My wife is the shit. I've loved her from the moment I met her - it just took me 6 years to realize it. In 7.5 years of marriage she's given me 2 wonderful, strong, healthy children and a life to envy.

    37 and still looks rockin' in those low-rider jeans.

    Originally posted by 1080Rider
    ...She puts up w/ my shit, and actively participates on occasion, and lets me be who I am. That seems to be something small, but if you've ever been in a relationship where you're expected to be someone you're not then you really understand...
    Truer words were never posted.

    Thank You, Cindy. I don't deserve you, but I'm working on it...

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    Good thread. I love my wife. We are different in many ways but our relationship grows stronger each and every day. She's the artistic and abstract thinker and I'm the simplistic outdoor sports freak. I think our differences intrigue and enrich one another's perspectives on life. My wife motivates me with her intense work ethic and her devotion our life together.

    We support each other's passions and desires in life. Even though she's only been on skis once in her lifetime and hated it, she still respects and understands that it's a part of my life. I can't believe she has put up with all the spur of the moment storm chasing, the multi-day adventures into the wilderness, and the year round skiing addiction. She is very tolerant. I owe her a lot more than what she is getting. She deserves it. I can't imagine what life would be like without her.

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    Tyrone - I made the mistake of taking a sip of water immediately before reading your post. It came out my nose, and I had to fake a coughing fit so my coworkers don't know I'm goofing off.

    I swear... my coworkers always ask me if I'm feeling alright because I seem to have a fair amount of coughing fits in the office. They also think I have a drinking problem because I usually blame the coughing on drinking water and having the water go down the wrong pipe. This time, it went up the wrong pipe...

    Man ... as a hopelessly single dude, this post gives me both hope and makes me more frusterated....

    Any single maggettes wanna help out? I'm relatively free of the lice since I've removed most of my body hair, and my mom says I'm not fat, just big-boned. Warning: you should have a fairly numb nose with little or no sense of smell. Sure, I could fix things in my own way, but them Reno-area brothels get really expensive, and they won't let me back in since "The Incident." Are you as big of a Trekkie and a sci-fi fan as me? Send me an email: I_eat_beetles_for_snacks@introverted-creepy-geek.org. I'll be sitting at home in my tighty-whities, eating Cheetoes and checking my email every 60 to 90 seconds.
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    Originally posted by LAN
    Ahhhh marriage.
    Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight......

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    freak- That is a FUCKING AWESOME shot!
    "It is not the result that counts! It is not the result but the spirit! Not what - but how. Not what has been attained - but at what price.
    - A. Solzhenitsyn

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    Originally posted by lemon boy
    freak- That is a FUCKING AWESOME shot!
    Thanks mang. That line is super fun. You can't see it, but you come in from lookers right up top and then funnel down towards Cukoos Nest rock. The fall line is all funky so she is lining up the straightline through there.

    Shred-Betty for sure

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    I have to say that I'm envious of any skier that finds a woman that can hang on the slopes. To share powder turns with my girl is one of my life's greatest ambitions.

    Of all the women I've dated,only 3 could ski worth a damn.I trained one for 4 years only to split up with her by the time she figured out how to ski powder.The next one was this 5' of dynamite French Canadian chick who was the best skier of the lot,but had a cocaine/drinking problem.When ski season was over so were we! And the last was smart,expert mtn biker,decent tele skier,that took anti-depressant medication because she was emotionally disturbed,but still smoked pot 10x a day & drank heavily,BAD COMBO!Same deal,as soon as the season was over,so were we.

    This is one of the topics in my book.ALL I want is an attractive,athletic,sexual,semi-emotionally balanced woman that skis at the black level. I know what I want & refuse to settle.My friends say I have insane requirements & I better get used to the fact that I'm never getting married.I personally rate my chances at slightly better than winning the powerball lottery 3x a week!
    But I refused to be jaded about the whole affair!Thanx for giving the rset of us hope!
    Calmer than you dude

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    I'm not going to say its easy to find a rippin' woman, but they're out there. My wife is a very good skier. Prolly better than me technically, but I've got those things hangin' between my legs so I'll charge a little harder than her. I don't have any real advice besides saying that there's one out there for you freshie, now, whether or not she can put up w/ you is a different story.

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    I heart snowjob. Seriously.

    The fact that I taught her how to ski, and now she's almost able to hang with the kirkweeders (on a slow day) blows my mind. Now she's pissed that I bought the bromodel and she doesn't have new skis (yet). She's been my pillar of support through college and now with moving into a career. She rocks, and to all of those out there that want a ripping girl, just find one that likes outdoor things. Teach her. Make your friends jelous.
    I've concluded that DJSapp was never DJSapp, and Not DJSapp is also not DJSapp, so that means he's telling the truth now and he was lying before.

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    I've tried the teaching them route,too much of an investment of time,& trouble brews while I'm away skiing.In my book I write,

    "Skiing is my Therapy,my drug of choice,& to women I've dated that don't ski,It's my Mistress!!!

    I'd prefer one right out of the box ,no assembly required!
    Calmer than you dude

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    Wink

    yep...girls who rip and who are just as stoked as you for winter to come rule

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    Cool to hear all the stories about the Mrs out there. Mrs Comish and I have been best friends for 12 years. Took her a while to realize it was a good idea to move from best friends to a couple. I'm stoked to have a woman who digs skiing, surfing, and exploring the world. Enabled me to live in Yurp, is currently my Sugar Mama, and told me this afternoon that I had to take advantage of the waves and go surf leaving her solo. Definitely stoked.

    First time it dawned on me that I might realize every skiers dream of rippin Pow with their lady was a day many years ago at Alpine. It was a typical Tahoe 5 footer storm. In line at Summit 6 early. Get to the top and I yell, see you around noon. (she knew the no friends on pow day rule)

    I cruise into the line after an amazing face shot run and get immediately on the chair without looking back. As my chair is attaching to the cable I notice Mrs. Comish just sliding into the maze. I was like wholy chit, she must have been right behing me.
    He who has the most fun wins!

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