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Tag Archives: three women
Australian Compassion
Dr. Spielvogel, a man was sitting on a blanket at the beach. He had no arms and no legs. Three women — an American, a Kiwi and a Australian — were walking past and they felt sorry for the poor … Continue reading
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Tagged american woman, australian woman, grandiosity, kiwi woman, spielvogel, three women
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Don’t Let Yourself Go
I enjoy beauty and when I have to look at a fat slob, it bums me out. So ladies, shape up! Guys, shape up! We can’t take others for granted. We owe them our best. On his radio show today, … Continue reading
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Tagged bloke, bums, definition of friend, Dennis Prager, three women, waitresses
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Every Man Who Wants To Meet A Woman But Does Not Go To Yoga Is A Fool
The average yoga class has three women for every guy. You can’t beat that. Everyone seems to be nice in yoga. It’s a warm supportive non-judgmental environment. People bliss out. Women in yoga are vulnerable physically, socially and spiritually. Because … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient wisdom, chakra, folk theories, folk theory, hand on your heart, radzik, safe place, three women, yoga class
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Feeling My Age
So three women in their twenties call me Saturday night and invite me to go out with them. I dress up in my Saturday night finest and after an hour or so of chit chat, they’re ready to hit the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alcohol, beard, blog, chit chat, Drugs, few minutes, girls, goodbyes, heart, horizons, saturday night, stages of grief, three women
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