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peacefrompaul

RKCNDY

81 wrote:

look like high waters

:nono:

you're looking at the capri style...

here:



except not in denim...a nicer fabric.

hgpjam11

RKCNDY wrote:

81 wrote:

look like high waters

:nono:

you're looking at the capri style...

here:



except not in denim...a nicer fabric.

See, I think I look shorter in that kind, the ones 81 likes mAke me look taller. Or maybe the skinny ones make me look fat, I don't know.

81

RKCNDY wrote:

81 wrote:

look like high waters

:nono:

you're looking at the capri style...

here:



except not in denim...a nicer fabric.

i don't like em.

RKCNDY

81 wrote:

RKCNDY wrote:

81 wrote:

look like high waters

:nono:

you're looking at the capri style...

here:



except not in denim...a nicer fabric.

i don't like em.

well, you're not the one who will be wearing them...or are you? :eh:

81

RKCNDY wrote:

well, you're not the one who will be wearing them...or are you? :eh:

if i'm wearing, i prefer the pencil skirt :fp:

just not a huge fan of that look. they don't say classy like the other black pants. i know right

PJ_Soul

hgpjam11 wrote:

RKCNDY wrote:

81 wrote:

look like high waters

:nono:

you're looking at the capri style...

here:



except not in denim...a nicer fabric.

See, I think I look shorter in that kind, the ones 81 likes mAke me look taller. Or maybe the skinny ones make me look fat, I don't know.

Skinny jeans look good on about 1% of the human female population. On everyone else, they just don't work.

Dr. Delight

PJ_Soul wrote:

hgpjam11 wrote:

RKCNDY wrote:

:nono:

you're looking at the capri style...

here:



except not in denim...a nicer fabric.

See, I think I look shorter in that kind, the ones 81 likes mAke me look taller. Or maybe the skinny ones make me look fat, I don't know.

Skinny jeans look good on about 1% of the human female population. On everyone else, they just don't work.

Gotta be tall with long skinny legs.

RKCNDY

PJ_Soul wrote:

Skinny jeans look good on about 1% of the human female population. On everyone else, they just don't work.

those aren't skinny jeans...they are cigarette pants.

PJ_Soul

RKCNDY wrote:

PJ_Soul wrote:

Skinny jeans look good on about 1% of the human female population. On everyone else, they just don't work.

those aren't skinny jeans...they are cigarette pants.

They look the same, so same rule applies IMO.

SD48277

Can a random act of kindness be considered random if the motivation behind the act is guilt?
For instance, I was at a toll booth today, and I forgot that the car I was driving did not have an EZ Pass (the car I usually drive has one). As I was pulling up to the toll booth operator, I scrambled in my handbag to find my wallet for the toll. I apologized to the operator, and I glanced up to see the driver in the car behind me. Now, the scrambling took 5 seconds, but I felt bad for holding up the operator and the car behind me--so I paid for the car behind me. Can that still be considered a random act of kindness?

PJ_Soul

SD48277 wrote:

Can a random act of kindness be considered random if the motivation behind the act is guilt?
For instance, I was at a toll booth today, and I forgot that the car I was driving did not have an EZ Pass (the car I usually drive has one). As I was pulling up to the toll booth operator, I scrambled in my handbag to find my wallet for the toll. I apologized to the operator, and I glanced up to see the driver in the car behind me. Now, the scrambling took 5 seconds, but I felt bad for holding up the operator and the car behind me--so I paid for the car behind me. Can that still be considered a random act of kindness?

Do you mean an altruistic acts of kindness? If so, then it's pretty hard to come up with one, because when people do something nice for others for no apparent reason that benefits them, it at the very least makes them feel good, which makes it non-altruistic. Likewise, your guilt made your act non-altruistic. But it was still random I guess.

RKCNDY

SD48277 wrote:

Can a random act of kindness be considered random if the motivation behind the act is guilt?
For instance, I was at a toll booth today, and I forgot that the car I was driving did not have an EZ Pass (the car I usually drive has one). As I was pulling up to the toll booth operator, I scrambled in my handbag to find my wallet for the toll. I apologized to the operator, and I glanced up to see the driver in the car behind me. Now, the scrambling took 5 seconds, but I felt bad for holding up the operator and the car behind me--so I paid for the car behind me. Can that still be considered a random act of kindness?

I don't think so...you were guilted into being nice, I don't think that counts. The person behind you probably wasn't as appreciative of the act had it been a different day.

RKCNDY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLfUgXcvq4g

reminds me of unlost...UNLOST! COME BACK!

peacefrompaul

Reaaaaally tired today

PJ_Soul

RKCNDY wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLfUgXcvq4g

reminds me of unlost...UNLOST! COME BACK!

The guy running at the end is refusing to even look over.

LloydXmas

RKCNDY wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLfUgXcvq4g

reminds me of unlost...UNLOST! COME BACK!

Reminds me of this

http://youtu.be/UV44mj1n6CY

LloydXmas

Just got a meeting invite for next Tuesday

8am-11am :fp:

Mamasan23

So obnoxious!!!!! Gah!!!

LloydXmas

Getting a lot out of the search function.