Googling old friends

Adam

Adam

Audioholic Jedi
Is that why you took so long to accept my friend request?
Nah, it was that the info on the page didn't match you, so I was making sure it wasn't someone else. I don't need Irv's wife hitting on me... :p

The new name is what my family calls me in our native tongue.
I thought it was "Oscar." :D

The old acct was not kid friendly at all but I aim to keep this one out of the gutter. Yvette posting pictures of Harrison Ford in a bikini on my page is okay because it's Yvette but don't you go thinking it's okay for you. Same goes for Rick and Doug. :p ;)
You have nothing to worry about with Rick. He's nothing if not friendly to kids. ;) :eek: :D
 
Alex2507

Alex2507

Audioholic Slumlord
Nah, it was that the info on the page didn't match you, so I was making sure it wasn't someone else. I don't need Irv's wife hitting on me... :p
That does bring up an interesting point. If a smoking hot woman decided to wreck my little slice of cohabitational bliss, I mean, who could resist? Fortunately I'm not a temptation so I guess I'm safe.


I thought it was "Oscar." :D
Their English name for me, yes but clearly their was something before that.


You have nothing to worry about with Rick. He's nothing if not friendly to kids. ;) :eek: :D
Nicely done. :)
 
ImcLoud

ImcLoud

Audioholic Ninja
I agree with you guys and cheaters are cheaters, I know we cannot villanize' faceboook or any other media since we all have free will and make our own choices, but it seems like more cheaters cheat when they have the options..
Heres an example. you work at a job for 15 years, you are happy, all is well, you never consider leaving UNTIL... A competitor you used to work for meets you in the parking lot and asks you if you want to leave...
 
Alex2507

Alex2507

Audioholic Slumlord
I agree with you guys and cheaters are cheaters, I know we cannot villanize' faceboook or any other media since we all have free will and make our own choices, but it seems like more cheaters cheat when they have the options..
Heres an example. you work at a job for 15 years, you are happy, all is well, you never consider leaving UNTIL... A competitor you used to work for meets you in the parking lot and asks you if you want to leave...
Nobody I ever worked for wants me back. :D
 
ImcLoud

ImcLoud

Audioholic Ninja
And then you wake up from your coma...
lol, some people are happy with their jobs, I haven't worked for someone in a while but I am sure there are some people that are happy... I watched that movie "internship" it seems the people that work for that company are happy, what was it called? Google, gaggle, or something like that, I here its a real company...
 
Adam

Adam

Audioholic Jedi
I agree that people can and often do make different choices when they have options. Here's my question for you all - would you rather someone stay with you because they love you, or because they don't see a better option, yet? I'd pick the former by a long shot. If a woman were to leave me (or cheat on me) as soon as she got a better offer, then that's not a woman that I'd want around me.

I understand that opportunism is human nature, and cheating is absolutely natural. So are commitment and loyalty, and those are two qualities that I value more.
 
ImcLoud

ImcLoud

Audioholic Ninja
I agree that people can and often do make different choices when they have options. Here's my question for you all - would you rather someone stay with you because they love you, or because they don't see a better option, yet? I'd pick the former by a long shot. If a woman were to leave me (or cheat on me) as soon as she got a better offer, then that's not a woman that I'd want around me.

I understand that opportunism is human nature, and cheating is absolutely natural. So are commitment and loyalty, and those are two qualities that I value more.
This is a slippery slope... When you meet someone and you go through the entire thing, meeting, dating, woo'ing, engagement, commitment, ect ect ect that happened because there were no better options, if there was a better option the day you met your wife you may have not met her, or that is all that would have happened.... Or if later on before marriage came a better option came along then maybe it would have ended there... Now if we could only fall in love with one women or man, than yes I agree... BUT you can love a lot of women, I obviously love my wife the most, but who knows if I was given the chance there may be another women out there that I could love more and be happier with....

I see it this way, if you love a person and have a happy life you won't look else where to find someone else, but if something looks for you and puts you with a bunch of options you are more likely to sway from your current situation...

Is this making sense? I don't think I am explaining it rite.. You get together because you are the best option at the time, time goes by, "new" always feels good, the grass is always better manicured and greener on the other side of the fence, ect... So options change....
I am not sure if you ever felt that new touch, I sadly have been tempted by it, we had a friend of ours wife who used to flirt with me something awful, she was older than us BUT she had something about her, a sexual chemical of some sort, that women that should be in front of a camera somewhere but her husband snatched her up before a magazine or hollywood could, I can't put it into words but she was a classy lady with an incredible body, gorgeous features, and an overall flawless figure, plus she was well kept, never had to work, endless clothing budget, manicures, makeup, hair stylist that came to her house, ect...
It started with teasing and laughing when we were all out together {with our spouses} she would grab my arms and make jokes about how she never felt anything so hard, we would all laugh and her husband would say, hes too young for you, you would end up broken, and in the beginning it was just a joke and silly banter... Then one night we were all getting together and my wife said that she sometimes got uncomfortable with it, she said she knew it wasnt me and I explained I don't say a word to encourage it and she is only 8 year s younger than my mom.... Then one day at a party, she cornered me, long story short I got lipstick on my neck. So I have to admit I was excited, she was HOT, and her touch felt electric.... The VERY next day she shows up at my office........ I took her aside and said "I want to be your friend, we drank too much, it got out of hand and it can never happen again" she said she would never leave her husband and never tell anyone" she wanted to have an affair and with me... I wouldn't do it, I asked her to not make it weird and I loved her and her husband but more important my wife... The conversation went on to her telling me Charlie was a cheater when he was younger and he never touched her, bla bla bla, but it ended with her apologizing and we hardly seen each other after that..
I told my wife rite away about the entire situation, she said she used to ask her stuff like "would you share him with me" and "how is he in bed" and my wife would be uncomfortable and just laugh it off... I made a joke out of it and told my wife if any other women asked her questions like that answer with "I will share" and "he is an incredible lover", lol she didn't think it was funny...
 
Adam

Adam

Audioholic Jedi
Is this making sense? I don't think I am explaining it rite.
Nah, you explained it just fine. I'm going to go back to this statement:

I understand that opportunism is human nature, and cheating is absolutely natural. So are commitment and loyalty, and those are two qualities that I value more.
Here's how I see it. Whether someone believes in "soul mates" or not, that person makes a commitment at the marriage ceremony. If they don't want to be part of that relationship anymore, officially end it. Someone can honorably relieve a commitment. But cheating? Well, the name says it all. Someone is trying to keep the benefits of that commitment without honoring it. Commitment is a huge thing to me. I'm not just talking about marriage and such. If someone breaks a commitment to me in a poor way (and, yes, it depends on the commitment and how it's broken), then we're most likely done as friends. Doesn't mean that I won't interact with the person, and doesn't mean that I'll despise them, but I'm not going to trust them to keep their word again.
 
Rickster71

Rickster71

Audioholic Spartan
I agree with you guys and cheaters are cheaters, I know we cannot villanize' faceboook or any other media since we all have free will and make our own choices, but it seems like more cheaters cheat when they have the options..
Heres an example. you work at a job for 15 years, you are happy, all is well, you never consider leaving UNTIL... A competitor you used to work for meets you in the parking lot and asks you if you want to leave...
I do understand what you're trying to say; even earlier when you said about cheaters and options. A faithful person of character doesn't see or want other options.

While I still understand what you were saying. Comparing a job/business decision, one that helps feed your family, it's different than a real emotional commitment.

Using your wife as one of your FB examples disproves your whole premise.
FB is just another avenue that exposes character flaws.:)
 
Rickster71

Rickster71

Audioholic Spartan
Commitment is a huge thing to me. I'm not just talking about marriage and such.
Right now Doug is staging a wedding with his Barbi and Ken dolls.
Screaming Yes, yes.
I do. Till death do us part.:D
 
ImcLoud

ImcLoud

Audioholic Ninja
FB is just another avenue that exposes character flaws.:)

PERFECT, that is what I am trying to say, "Facebook is just another avenue that exposes character flaws...." so if there is only one road and no roads off of it a couple could stay married forever.. but as soon as you start adding branches to it, if the road you have been traveling for years and years is getting old, boring, worn out, familiar, ect, a new road with brand new black tops and shiny lines looks more attractive.. Now I am not saying all marriages will end because of face book, the majority of people will ignore such temptation and go on with their commitments.... But some will veer off and take a new road... I am also not saying they will all end in cheating, I have heard stories of people with borderline emotional affairs that break up the marriage and THEN engage in a relationship, most don't end well, because the newness wears off and they figure out there is a reason this person was 40 and single....

Me and my wife have 2 kids under 16 years old, but it still feels "NEW", I get excited every time the phone rings and its her, I am happy to go home and see her, I love when she visits me at work and I can tell it is reciprocated, I show up at her work with lunch for her and I can tell she I made her day {could be the lunch too, I should try going with no when she gets back to work}...
Even now that she is sick, it kills me, I changed my entire business so I can be here with her, she is up and around now, still 16 weeks until she can even think about going to work!!! But when she was in a lot of pain a few weeks ago and every now and again I wished I could take it away, even if I had to go through twice the amount of it instead of her... She is tiny and fragile and sweet, for her to have to go through that pain kills me, I would much rather have it be me, I put myself through pain on purpose everytime I shut the gym door behind me, I wouldn't think twice to throw myself in front of the bus to save her...

We get asked all the time, "how do you guys always get along", and I say we don't, BUT we don't fight either, we can disagree but she will just say "thats stupid, think about it this way, and stop being so thick headed" and I will say "BUT-enter my point here" and she will say "I know, you are better than that, do the rite thing"... And I do.... She keeps me a good person...

Anyway, life is funny, I want everyone to be happy so when I see something like fb and what a lot of people had to go through because of it, its easy to blame it on that media.... My wife and I have had this conversation and she always says "everything happens for a reason, how do we know them people don't end up better in the end, she found a new lover, he is sad now, but will find someone else and be happier than ever..." and I just say "there isn't enough silver to line the entire world" and she says "then we will start to use gold, because thats pretty too"
 
Rickster71

Rickster71

Audioholic Spartan
Commitment is a huge thing to me. I'm not just talking about marriage
Right now Doug is staging a wedding with his Barbi and Ken dolls.
Screaming Yes, yes.
I do. Till death do us part.:D

I don't totally get that, but the image sure made me laugh. :D
Now that Doug read you're not commitment phobic, he's rehearsing his dream wedding.
I'd imagine right about now, he's stringing up cans to the bumper and writing "Just Married" on the back of his Miata.
 

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