Men attracted to shiny things part deux

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  • jamie uk
    jamie uk Posts: 3,812
    TrixieCat wrote:
    :(

    I'm not saying we don't like shiny, I'm saying we like shiny or matt......truth is, that's men for you :)
    I came, I saw, I concurred.....
  • norm
    norm Posts: 31,146
    since men associate everything to sex, perhaps seeing a woman glistening reminds us of how a woman looks after a good shagging - a little sweaty and glowing....:o :o:D
  • Kushikushun
    Kushikushun Posts: 1,263
    jamie uk wrote:
    I find myself attracted to the package as a whole. How about you?

    Yeah, the package is good enough for me :p
    Why not be mediocre and be the best at it that you can be?
  • PJPixie
    PJPixie Posts: 3,026
    eyedclaar wrote:
    If I even so much as see a discarded aluminum gum wrapper in the road on a sunny day, there is a good chance I will stop and stare at it until I am creamed by a passing car.

    Someone already beat me to making that a sig line. It's great!!
    The best use of Life is Love.
    The best expression of Love is Time.
    The best time to Love is Now.


    I'm never as good as when you're there.........
  • TrixieCat
    TrixieCat Posts: 5,756
    cutback wrote:
    since men associate everything to sex, perhaps seeing a woman glistening reminds us of how a woman looks after a good shagging - a little sweaty and glowing....:o :o:D
    :p

    I still think it is the light reflecting off the brain and not being able to gather thoughts properly and they lose their mind temporarily.
    :)
    Cause I'm broken when I'm lonesome
    And I don't feel right when you're gone away
  • Get_Right
    Get_Right Posts: 14,109
    TrixieCat wrote:
    Yet a sexy woman usually isn't dull colored.
    Even if she is a sexy librarian...there is something going on there.
    Admit it. :p


    hmm
    Ive never noticed because most of the time I am too busy looking at her ass.
    ;)
    And dont even get started about the librarians, they are in a class by themselves. And dont say its because the glasses are shiny!!!!!
  • norm
    norm Posts: 31,146
    TrixieCat wrote:
    :p

    I still think it is the light reflecting off the brain and not being able to gather thoughts properly and they lose their mind temporarily.
    :)


    i think that has more to do as to where the blood from around are brain is heading to :p:D
  • TrixieCat
    TrixieCat Posts: 5,756
    Get_Right wrote:
    hmm
    Ive never noticed because most of the time I am too busy looking at her ass.
    ;)
    And dont even get started about the librarians, they are in a class by themselves. And dont say its because the glasses are shiny!!!!!
    But I have never seen one of the librarians that are all hot and sexy and I spend alot of time in the library. Maybe we should change it to bookworm. :)
    Cause I'm broken when I'm lonesome
    And I don't feel right when you're gone away
  • Get_Right
    Get_Right Posts: 14,109
    TrixieCat wrote:
    But I have never seen one of the librarians that are all hot and sexy and I spend alot of time in the library. Maybe we should change it to bookworm. :)

    Perhaps it is only in my mind and in porn
    ;)
    Have you been listening to the new MMJ? There is a song called librarian.
    This conv. reminded me of that song.
  • TrixieCat
    TrixieCat Posts: 5,756
    Get_Right wrote:
    Perhaps it is only in my mind and in porn
    ;)
    Have you been listening to the new MMJ? There is a song called librarian.
    This conv. reminded me of that song.
    I haven't heard it.
    I love MMJ. :)

    You all are trying to say you are not attracted to shiny.
    :rolleyes:
    And yes, that includes Carmen Electra, MaryJane from Spiderman, Kate Winslet, me...lol, etc
    Cause I'm broken when I'm lonesome
    And I don't feel right when you're gone away
  • EvilMerlin
    EvilMerlin Posts: 1,865
    Get_Right wrote:
    Perhaps it is only in my mind and in porn
    ;)

    I found one out here in Orange! It's the only one I've ever seen...they're a mystery I tell ya.
  • Lizardjam
    Lizardjam Posts: 1,121
    cutback wrote:
    my buddy and i were at a mexican restaurant one time and after the waitress dropped off the third margarita he says "is she sparkly or am i just in love?" :D


    men are like fish.....dangle shinny, glittery things in front of us and we'll bite....:p :D:D


    This is good knowledge to have!
    bugs in the way...I feel about you

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    I like our socks. I hear we make a fine sock. I always say, You might not love our records, but I think you'll like our socks. - Stone

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  • RolandTD20Kdrummer
    RolandTD20Kdrummer Posts: 13,066
    Dude, her body was insane...

    What was she wearing?

    Tight...sexy...and everywhere..

    What about the Jewelry?

    huh!?!

    :D
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  • westsidepie
    westsidepie Posts: 627
    I actually studied this phenomenon in anthropology. At least one theory calls it the hunter's stare. Long, long ago, when men really hunted for a living, they would spend hours sitting and staring in the African plane waiting for animals. Shiny things are part of it, because they attract attention against the background of the savanna. Also, tracking movements is part of it as well. The stare, if I am remembering correctly, produces a change in brain waves in males. In other words, it is pleasurable. That is why they are able to sit for hours waiting for prey. This brain state is supposedly the reason why men will watch TV to relax. It produces the same brain state from staring. It is also supposedly the reason why men like to watch pornography.

    On the anecdotal side, I watched this develop in my son. I will never forget the first time I took him on a carousel at two. He became transfixed by the mechanism that made the horse go up and down. He was frozen in place staring at the gears.
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  • jamie uk
    jamie uk Posts: 3,812
    westsidepie wrote:
    I actually studied this phenomenon in anthropology. At least one theory calls it the hunter's stare. Long, long ago, when men really hunted for a living, they would spend hours sitting and staring in the African plane waiting for animals. Shiny things are part of it, because they attract attention against the background of the savanna. Also, tracking movements is part of it as well. The stare, if I am remembering correctly, produces a change in brain waves in males. In other words, it is pleasurable. That is why they are able to sit for hours waiting for prey. This brain state is supposedly the reason why men will watch TV to relax. It produces the same brain state from staring. It is also supposedly the reason why men like to watch pornography.

    On the anecdotal side, I watched this develop in my son. I will never forget the first time I took him on a carousel at two. He became transfixed by the mechanism that made the horse go up and down. He was frozen in place staring at the gears.

    Yeah, just like one of those hunters inAfrica I'm saying...."what a croc" ! :p
    I came, I saw, I concurred.....
  • TrixieCat
    TrixieCat Posts: 5,756
    westsidepie wrote:
    I actually studied this phenomenon in anthropology. At least one theory calls it the hunter's stare. Long, long ago, when men really hunted for a living, they would spend hours sitting and staring in the African plane waiting for animals. Shiny things are part of it, because they attract attention against the background of the savanna. Also, tracking movements is part of it as well. The stare, if I am remembering correctly, produces a change in brain waves in males. In other words, it is pleasurable. That is why they are able to sit for hours waiting for prey. This brain state is supposedly the reason why men will watch TV to relax. It produces the same brain state from staring. It is also supposedly the reason why men like to watch pornography.

    On the anecdotal side, I watched this develop in my son. I will never forget the first time I took him on a carousel at two. He became transfixed by the mechanism that made the horse go up and down. He was frozen in place staring at the gears.
    It is true and it has been studied for ages.
    :)
    Cause I'm broken when I'm lonesome
    And I don't feel right when you're gone away
  • RolandTD20Kdrummer
    RolandTD20Kdrummer Posts: 13,066
    westsidepie wrote:
    I actually studied this phenomenon in anthropology. At least one theory calls it the hunter's stare. Long, long ago, when men really hunted for a living, they would spend hours sitting and staring in the African plane waiting for animals. Shiny things are part of it, because they attract attention against the background of the savanna. Also, tracking movements is part of it as well. The stare, if I am remembering correctly, produces a change in brain waves in males. In other words, it is pleasurable. That is why they are able to sit for hours waiting for prey. This brain state is supposedly the reason why men will watch TV to relax. It produces the same brain state from staring. It is also supposedly the reason why men like to watch pornography.

    On the anecdotal side, I watched this develop in my son. I will never forget the first time I took him on a carousel at two. He became transfixed by the mechanism that made the horse go up and down. He was frozen in place staring at the gears.

    I've noticed pretty much all babies do that staring thing. TV stresses out women? I never knew.
    Progress is not made by everyone joining some new fad,
    and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
    over specific principles, goals, and policies.

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  • jamie uk
    jamie uk Posts: 3,812
    TrixieCat wrote:
    It is true and it has been studied for ages.
    :)

    That's the trouble with all you college kids, pulling study rank on us dullards all the time. You'll be telling me next that modern art is beter than Bob Ross :p
    I came, I saw, I concurred.....
  • MattCameronKicksButt
    MattCameronKicksButt Posts: 4,317
    cutback wrote:
    since men associate everything to sex, perhaps seeing a woman glistening reminds us of how a woman looks after a good shagging - a little sweaty and glowing....:o :o:D

    You seem to say that jokingly but I know that's the reason behind it for some men. :p

    Is it also a trend thing? And don't give me 'men don't care about trends...' maybe men are just as brainwashed about what beauty is?

    I sound like that woman form Sex And The City. hahaahah
  • MattCameronKicksButt
    MattCameronKicksButt Posts: 4,317
    westsidepie wrote:

    On the anecdotal side, I watched this develop in my son. I will never forget the first time I took him on a carousel at two. He became transfixed by the mechanism that made the horse go up and down. He was frozen in place staring at the gears.

    My son does that when he scratches down below. :D

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