Foolraving

I remember seeing part of a movie a long time ago with I believe lucy liu and mark wahlberg. I think mark wahlberg was a cop (no, not the other guys). Lucy Liu was mad at him. They were just waking up or having sex. She takes off angry at him and leaves in her car. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

This is a question for both males and females. Please answer this question only if you are mature and strong enough to put your own hangups and relationship issues aside. Be honest with yourself.

If you are male, don't answer with your ideal. Most guys would love to have a wife who brings in good money, massages their feet every night, has tight abs but big breasts, hips, and butt, wears skimpy outfits, and does all the housework and childcare, but this is unrealistic.

If you are female, I ask that you also be very honest or don't answer the question. If you are bitter, resentful, or egotistical, it will come out in your answer. I think women will have a hard time answering this question without letting their emotions get in the way. Please be mature and strong and give a reasonable answer. I've been through marriage counciling, and one question I was asked was what it means to be a good husband. It was a very tough question to answer. I didn't want to write down what I thought because I wasn't doing several of the things that I felt a good husband should do. I wrote them anyway, and I learned a lot from the process.

Thank you.

My wife thinks I'm a moron for not knowing this. She gave me a hard time and said it was common sense.

Anyway, my dog got sick all over the towel she (the dog) uses to sleep on. I rinsed it in the laundry room sink, and then I stuck it in the washing machine with a bunch of other towels that we use after taking baths/showers. I didn't think it was a big deal. I'd expect that the washer would clean them all without leaving a significant amount of germs behind.

So, my question is, is it ok that I washed these towels together, or should I have done it separately? I'm not asking how you would prefer to do it, but more is it obvious that I shouldn't have done it? Am I really a moron? Thank you.

My wife has threatened to divorce me several times in the last couple years, but today I could see that she is probably going to do it now. We have three small kids 5, 3, and 1 years old, and I don't want them to grow up with divorced parents. I would really like to save my marriage and improve our relationship dramatically.

We are having serious financial problems, so I'm looking for something inexpensive or free. But, I also want something effective. I would really appreciate hearing from people who have been through couple's counseling in the Sacramento, CA area who can make a good recommendation. But, any good feedback would be helpful.

Thank you.

I'm very lucky and blessed to have three good looking kids. I have no complaints about that. They take their looks mainly from my wife. I have light features, and they all have dark features. I'm not a bad looking guy, but my wife has dark features, which most people find more attractive. But, why do people (especially women) feel so inclined to point out that my kids don't look like me. I hear it all the time, especially from women, and it is very hurtful. The following comments are the ones I hear most often:

1. Your kids are so attractive. They don't look like you at all, do they?

2. Your kids are beautiful. It's good they took after their mother.

3. You are so blessed. Are you sure you're their father? Ha. Ha.

4. I'm sorry, but your kids really took after their mother, didn't they?

5. Your kids are adorable like their mother.

I hope no one takes this Yahoo question as being conceited or something. I am 100% honest about this. I feel like I'm being stabbed and people are twisting the knife every time they make these comments, and it doesn't matter whether it is friends, coworkers, family, strangers, etc. It feels the same no matter who makes the comments. It's like they are saying the kids are more my wife's kids than mine. Or, they are saying your kids are attractive, your wife is attractive, but you aren't.

Anyway, I'd appreciate any feedback or a little about your own experiences.

Thank you.

It is very annoying. I'm trying to enjoy an old Kung Fu movie, and then I hear a female voice coming from a young boy. Didn't they have any talented young actors who could do voiceovers in the 70's and 80's? I say all those movies should be re-dubbed just for that reason.

There is a hard rock song I heard, and I want to know either the name of the song or the name of the artist. I was listening for some lyrics, but I couldn't make any of them out.

The guy sings in an angry and kind of a demonic voice, and the lyrics to the chorus is something like, "and you've been bad, you've been bad. and you've been bad, you've been bad. and you've been bad, you've been bad"

The word "yeah" seems to be common in this song. It is repeated often.

I stayed in Narita for two days, and I really appreciated how polite and friendly the Japanese people were there. It wasn't just at the hotel - people were this way everywhere. I've noticed the same thing with Japanese tourists in Guam. Some of the Japanese guys walk around like they are badass, but it always seems like someone is holding the door open for me or doing something else that I appreciate. I think I was especially appreciative at how polite the Japanese kids were.

Anyway, after all these good experiences with Japanese people, I really want to visit different parts of Japan, and maybe stay for a couple weeks this time.

But, someone told me that people are different in different parts of Japan. Not everyone is friendly and courteous, and not everyone likes Americans.

Can anyone verify this? Do you know what parts of Japan I might not want to visit? Are there places in Japan where people are rude and/or impolite?

The bottle does not have an expiration date on it. I looked it up using Google, and I couldn't find an answer.

Growing up, I was always taught by my father to be polite and courteous to everyone no matter their age, size, race, etc. This really stuck with me, and became a big part of who I am. I'm 36 now.

I'm kind of a big guy (5'10", 220lbs., muscular build), but one thing I always do is step aside for people to pass whether they are walking toward me or coming from behind me. I'm always very aware of my surroundings. I've noticed that this isn't something most people do though. It is especially weird to me when someone half my size will make eye contact with me but will walk right into me if I don't move aside. Why is it that the people who are most likely to give way are old people? They are the ones I'm most inclined to give way to. Younger people are less likely to give way.

Anyway, sometimes I get annoyed at how rude (or at least oblivious) people are, and I'll test to see who will bump me and who won't. Because I'm a solid build, bumping me sends most people flying. I don't do it to be a jerk, but I wish people would show some common courtesy. It is amazing to me how many people will not move at all. I noticed most people move at the very last second, but I can tell they had no intention of moving.

I would really like to hear your experiences. If you are one of the people who doesn't give way a little (even when the person you are on a collision course with moves a little), I would really like to hear why. Are you lazy? Does it make you feel tough? Are you just oblivious? Do you like the physical contact?

I know there are probably many different answers to this question.

Many women I know who have had their navels pierced never showed their belly before, but now that it is pierced they always show their belly. Kind of weird.

Do girls who have pierced navels want to attract attention to their belly? It seems obvious they do, but why? I think it is kind of nasty to think that their doctor might be checking them out or a teacher, etc. I know this is just natural though.

Anyway, personally I don't like navel piercings. I like female navels just the way they are, and females don't need piercings to show off their belly.

I found this picture of a Korean golfer, and I want to know her name.

http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=ze...

I am an analyst for a large company, and I have been working in my current Division for 1 1/2 years. My boss has told me more than once that he doesn't care when I come in, when I take lunch, when I leave, etc. He only expects that I do good work and get my work done on time. I have kept my side of the bargain. I produce excellent work, get it done on time, and conduct myself very professionally. I'm very good to him as an employee and show him respect. Since I've started 1 1/2 years ago, I often walk in around 9:30, I take over an hour lunch, and sometimes I leave early. This has been my way for the last 9 years of employment, and because I am so reliable and do excellent work, all my bosses have always left me alone.

Well, all of a sudden today, my boss calls me into his office and shuts the door. He asked me what time I came in, how long did I take lunch, and what time I plan on leaving. I was thinking to myself, "Uh oh. Did I forget to turn something in? Was someone looking for me?" But no...Everything was as usual. But, for some reason he was reaming me because of my time. He said that from now on he wants me to keep to my scheduled times.

Anyway, I'm confused. What the hell happened? I know that most people probably can't relate to me, especially those in retail, production environments, etc., but I'd really like to hear from professionals who are given autonomy. Has it ever been taken away? Why? What should I do? Should I confront him about it or just leave it alone? I think I'll wait and see if he brings it up again and then discuss it with him. I don't want to work in an environment where my boss is always looking at the clock and keeping track of my schedule.

I posted an entry to a guestbook on a Geocities website 10 years ago. I happened to come across it recently, and it is embarrassing as hell. Regretably, I used my real name, and I'm afraid one of my friends, coworkers, or family members might come across it when they search for my name. I have been unable to contact the person who created the page (her email no longer works), Geocities was no help, etc. Is there any way to have the page taken down or at least have my entry removed?

Thank you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtStNQ_wDh8

Aren't the same lyrics used in another hip hop song around the same time?

I don't like low riders that show off the butt crack and pubic hair, but I want to throw up when I see women (fat or thin) who wear pants, shorts, skirts, etc. above their bellybuttons. I'm not saying I want all women to expose their bellybuttons (they can always wear a top that covers their belly), but for some reason seeing women wear their pants above their bellybuttons gives me the same feeling as some hairy, fat guy who wears a speedo (actually, any guy who wears a speedo disgusts me). I know those are two very different visuals, but they give me the same sick feeling.

The song starts at 2:30 in the following clip from Dodgeball. I think it is called The Training Montage Mix by Mike Fitzpatrick, but I can't find a copy of it to download.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BIVN1vhzhM

People have different ways of flirting. I'm interested in hearing what you do when you flirt with someone.

Usually, I make eye contact and smile. If it is someone I know fairly well, I joke with them.

If I'm seriously flirting, which is rare because I'm married, I'll start talking about exercise. Sometimes girls who like guys with muscle will ask me to flex for them. This sounds kind of cheezy, but interesting. I think if your flirting gets this far, you know it is a mutual attraction. At this point, I will back off a little because I'm only flirting and don't want it to go further than that.

I was embarrassed today. One of my female coworkers who sits in a cubicle next to me is pregnant, and she tells me to feel her baby kicking every once in awhile. That is fine with me. I think it is cool to feel the baby. But, she doesn't let one of our other male coworkers feel the baby. Several women were feeling it today, but when he came over, she told him she doesn't let any guys feel for the baby except for her husband. I knew this was a lie, and so did the other male coworker, because she asks me to feel the baby.

Anyway, I found it really embarrassing. He is a very nice guy and never flirts with her. He doesn't give anyone the creeps as far as I know. I don't understand why she asks me to feel the baby and not him. By the way - I'm 35 and other male coworker is 36. The pregnant coworker is 32. We've all known each other about the same amount of time.

Anyway, I just wanted to get a woman's take on this. I'm too embarrassed to ask my wife.

I realize that gansta and hip hop are two different things, but I've noticed that people who are into hip hop tend to act bad a s s like they're gangstas.

Currenty, I know more gangsta, hip hop asian people than I do gangsta, hip hop black people. When I was in high school (1987 - 1991), the thought of a gangsta, hip hop asian person was hilarious. Personally, I still think it is hilarious, but don't tell that to any gangsta, hip hop asian people. They might pop a cap in my a s s.