It's time for a 'Menaissance'

[DixieBelle]

Well obviously the correct answer is: "no, it's the fat that makes you look fat." But who wants to hear the truth?

Hell no, it makes you do something about it if you have to know the truth. It's funny how once you start doing something about it though, you actually prefer truth over false flattery isn't it?

Exactly!!! Those comments only hurt me when they are true and I'm not doing anything to reverse the situation. Telling me I'm out of shape while I'm proactively working on getting back into shape doesn't really bother me.

[jtyangel]

Well obviously the correct answer is: "no, it's the fat that makes you look fat." But who wants to hear the truth?

Hell no, it makes you do something about it if you have to know the truth. It's funny how once you start doing something about it though, you actually prefer truth over false flattery isn't it?

Exactly!!! Those comments only hurt me when they are true and I'm not doing anything to reverse the situation. Telling me I'm out of shape while I'm proactively working on getting back into shape doesn't really bother me.

Couldn't agree more, Dixie and I think that is because when you are being proactive, you know you are moving towards a goal. Even if something is said in a mean-spirit, it really matters very little to your character and you easily weed it out and if it's said constructively, you take it in, and use it as more motivation towards a goal. I'm with you,sister! 

Now where did those men run off too? 

[Toastedturningtidelegs]

Well obviously the correct answer is: "no, it's the fat that makes you look fat." But who wants to hear the truth?

Hell no, it makes you do something about it if you have to know the truth. It's funny how once you start doing something about it though, you actually prefer truth over false flattery isn't it?

Exactly!!! Those comments only hurt me when they are true and I'm not doing anything to reverse the situation. Telling me I'm out of shape while I'm proactively working on getting back into shape doesn't really bother me.

Couldn't agree more, Dixie and I think that is because when you are being proactive, you know you are moving towards a goal. Even if something is said in a mean-spirit, it really matters very little to your character and you easily weed it out and if it's said constructively, you take it in, and use it as more motivation towards a goal. I'm with you,sister! 

Now where did those men run off too? 

Right here listening intently

[Splashdown]

Now where did those men run off too? 

Shutting up. Taking Wretch's advice.  :innocent:

[jtyangel]

Well obviously the correct answer is: "no, it's the fat that makes you look fat." But who wants to hear the truth?

Hell no, it makes you do something about it if you have to know the truth. It's funny how once you start doing something about it though, you actually prefer truth over false flattery isn't it?

Exactly!!! Those comments only hurt me when they are true and I'm not doing anything to reverse the situation. Telling me I'm out of shape while I'm proactively working on getting back into shape doesn't really bother me.

Couldn't agree more, Dixie and I think that is because when you are being proactive, you know you are moving towards a goal. Even if something is said in a mean-spirit, it really matters very little to your character and you easily weed it out and if it's said constructively, you take it in, and use it as more motivation towards a goal. I'm with you,sister! 

Now where did those men run off too? 

Right here listening intently

Dixie...they is watching

[jtyangel]

Now where did those men run off too? 

Shutting up. Taking Wretch's advice.  :innocent:

Well, that would make sense, except for the fact that Dixie and I are perfect. There is nothing you have to shut up about around us.  :innocent:

[Toastedturningtidelegs]

Well obviously the correct answer is: "no, it's the fat that makes you look fat." But who wants to hear the truth?

Hell no, it makes you do something about it if you have to know the truth. It's funny how once you start doing something about it though, you actually prefer truth over false flattery isn't it?

Exactly!!! Those comments only hurt me when they are true and I'm not doing anything to reverse the situation. Telling me I'm out of shape while I'm proactively working on getting back into shape doesn't really bother me.

Couldn't agree more, Dixie and I think that is because when you are being proactive, you know you are moving towards a goal. Even if something is said in a mean-spirit, it really matters very little to your character and you easily weed it out and if it's said constructively, you take it in, and use it as more motivation towards a goal. I'm with you,sister! 

Now where did those men run off too? 

Right here listening intently

Dixie...they is watching

umhmm and learning?

[DixieBelle]

Now where did those men run off too? 

Shutting up. Taking Wretch's advice.  :innocent:

Well, that would make sense, except for the fact that Dixie and I are perfect. There is nothing you have to shut up about around us.  :innocent:

Well of course!!!!!

[jtyangel]

Well obviously the correct answer is: "no, it's the fat that makes you look fat." But who wants to hear the truth?

Hell no, it makes you do something about it if you have to know the truth. It's funny how once you start doing something about it though, you actually prefer truth over false flattery isn't it?

Exactly!!! Those comments only hurt me when they are true and I'm not doing anything to reverse the situation. Telling me I'm out of shape while I'm proactively working on getting back into shape doesn't really bother me.

Couldn't agree more, Dixie and I think that is because when you are being proactive, you know you are moving towards a goal. Even if something is said in a mean-spirit, it really matters very little to your character and you easily weed it out and if it's said constructively, you take it in, and use it as more motivation towards a goal. I'm with you,sister! 

Now where did those men run off too? 

Right here listening intently

Dixie...they is watching

umhmm and learning?

This is almost like a skirt caught in the pantyhose sorta moment

[jtyangel]

Now where did those men run off too? 

Shutting up. Taking Wretch's advice.  :innocent:

Well, that would make sense, except for the fact that Dixie and I are perfect. There is nothing you have to shut up about around us.  :innocent:

Well of course!!!!!

Well, splash is gone...toast is still hanging strong. 

[Toastedturningtidelegs]

Now where did those men run off too? 

Shutting up. Taking Wretch's advice.  :innocent:

Well, that would make sense, except for the fact that Dixie and I are perfect. There is nothing you have to shut up about around us.  :innocent:

Well of course!!!!!

Well, splash is gone...toast is still hanging strong. 

And to the right

[Chris_]

personally, I think absolute silence is the only correct answers in some situations.

"Is she prettier than me?"    answer:  "Aren't they all?"

"What are you thinking about?"    answer:  "Nothing you would understand."

"Did you hear what I just said?"    answer:  "Yes, but it didn't merit a reply."

"Does this dress make me look fat?"    answer:  "Don't blame it on the dress."

    

[jtyangel]

Now where did those men run off too? 

Shutting up. Taking Wretch's advice.  :innocent:

Well, that would make sense, except for the fact that Dixie and I are perfect. There is nothing you have to shut up about around us.  :innocent:

Well of course!!!!!

Well, splash is gone...toast is still hanging strong. 

And to the right

 

[jtyangel]

personally, I think absolute silence is the only correct answers in some situations.

"Is she prettier than me?"    answer:  "Aren't they all?"

"What are you thinking about?"    answer:  "Nothing you would understand."

"Did you hear what I just said?"    answer:  "Yes, but it didn't merit a reply."

"Does this dress make me look fat?"    answer:  "Don't blame it on the dress."

    

There is a fine line between brave and stupid

[Chris_]

personally, I think absolute silence is the only correct answers in some situations.

"Is she prettier than me?"    answer:  "Aren't they all?"

"What are you thinking about?"    answer:  "Nothing you would understand."

"Did you hear what I just said?"    answer:  "Yes, but it didn't merit a reply."

"Does this dress make me look fat?"    answer:  "Don't blame it on the dress."

    

There is a fine line between brave and stupid

Nah, I've stomped on that line so many times it's just a blur now.  BTW, every one of those answers has earnd "the look".   

[jtyangel]

personally, I think absolute silence is the only correct answers in some situations.

"Is she prettier than me?"    answer:  "Aren't they all?"

"What are you thinking about?"    answer:  "Nothing you would understand."

"Did you hear what I just said?"    answer:  "Yes, but it didn't merit a reply."

"Does this dress make me look fat?"    answer:  "Don't blame it on the dress."

    

There is a fine line between brave and stupid

Nah, I've stomped on that line so many times it's just a blur now.  BTW, every one of those answers has earnd "the look".   

you are lucky that's all it earned you

[Chris_]

personally, I think absolute silence is the only correct answers in some situations.

"Is she prettier than me?"    answer:  "Aren't they all?"

"What are you thinking about?"    answer:  "Nothing you would understand."

"Did you hear what I just said?"    answer:  "Yes, but it didn't merit a reply."

"Does this dress make me look fat?"    answer:  "Don't blame it on the dress."

    

There is a fine line between brave and stupid

Nah, I've stomped on that line so many times it's just a blur now.  BTW, every one of those answers has earnd "the look".   

you are lucky that's all it earned you

I still have quick reflexes.