<p>i stand by my scale</p>
<p>dinner (petty dog biscuits), see you all anon</p>
<p>i don't like "cute" boys. when i think of cute, i think of a younger brother...</p>
<p>i like "ruggedly handsome" or something to that effect...</p>
<p>You know dog treats have already been discussed...with impeccable detail I might add.</p>
<p>good, hotpiece. I scorn those who use "cute" as their sole adjective in describing someone that's tolerable, but not yet 5 on the lb scale.
so I am going back on my previous statement. I am not cute. heck, i am ruggedly handsome</p>
<p>whoof</p>
<p>why does the skinnny girls tend to want the "rugged ones"?</p>
<p>I love me some ruggedly handsome guys! :D</p>
<p>who said i was skinny? (i could definitely stand to lose a few pounds...)</p>
<p>and besides, rugged entails a sort of strength and masculinity. and most girls (skinny or not) want to date a masculine guy...</p>
<p>Be careful celebrian, or 'EAD and lablondie' will turn into 'celebrian and spectrum'. Of course, for the most part, that's dead now.</p>
<p>Rugged, handsome, and slightly off maketh a hot guy.</p>
<p>MMM, rugged.
Actually, the real-life guys I really like tend to be rather... normal.</p>
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who said i was skinny? (i could definitely stand to lose a few pounds...
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who said that?</p>
<p>i completely agree shaddix. i love guys who are sort of screwed up, i think the idea that i helped to "fix" them is such a huge turn-on...</p>
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you said that skinny girls tend to want rugged guys, my point was that a lot of girls (regardless of weight) like rugged guys... for example, i like rugged guys, but i don't think i'm "skinny"</p>
<p>Helping to "fix"...so true. :D</p>
<p>
in 'da old days, we call 't Spectrum 'n Spectrum's gal</p>
<p>hahaha, spectrum...</p>
<p>Spectrum's lady friend</p>
<p>awww that's sooo sweeet of you martha.</p>
<p>i am very sarcastic</p>
<p>oh snap...</p>
<p>bumpitybump</p>