posted 11-27- 11:26 AM            

Hehe, Shame on me.

posted 11-27- 11:48 AM               

You just made the hormones of a whole lot of old farts do a 180

How are you making out on the CFS2 mission editor? I'd like to try any missions you have created...

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posted 11-27- 02:31 PM            

Sadly, my lack of ability with the Mission Editor is only surpassed by my ineptitude at writing my name in the snow, lol.

I haven't put the time in that I would like to.

I will say the night Carrier landings are very exciting!

I want to make an all-night mission that starts and on land and ends on a Carrier.

I'll keep trying as time permits.

posted 11-27- 05:41 PM               

I am taking a while to get the editor down myself-- but it does make some things much easier than the SDOE editor--- like placing a plane right near a hanger-- just zoom in on the hanger and do it...man-- I need a job that doesn't require so much homework!!

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posted 12-01- 02:39 PM            

My dating troubles would have to be way worse than they are now. If thats possible.

Still on the other hand she has a very nice car, and she likes chick flicks, hmmm, na.

posted 12-02- 05:39 PM               

Dirty old man? Well, ya got the "dirty" part right anyway.

posted 12-04- 02:21 PM            

Oops, just looked at your profile. High School student huh?

Oh well, the search continues. Nothing Personal

Here comes my roomate. I really like her car, hehe.

posted 12-04- 03:51 PM               

BTW I dont consider women, women until theyve reached the age of 30. By then theyve gotten rid of the stuffed animal habbit.

posted 12-06- 12:10 PM               

Hate to break it to ya, but some women never lose the stuffed animal habbit. My wife is living proof. She's into those Boyds (sp?) cat thingies (Not your typical stuffed animal, however). It used to be beanie babies...

posted 12-08- 11:30 AM            

I like stuffed animals. I think guys tolerating my stuffed animals is a small price to pay for the benefits they get.

After all, it is the only bad habit I have. I don't think it can really be considered a bad habit at that.

Hmmm, my roomate likes them too. If she could only swear and scratch herself while swilling beer she would be perfect .

posted 12-08- 12:24 PM               

The tough part is teaching her how to halve her IQ, take things ONLY at face value, and sit in front of a television for 10-12 hours at a time watching sports on TV.

posted 12-11- 01:23 PM            

5 yrs in and you aren't thinking of marriage? Maybe you should take a good look as to why you are still in that relationship...if you find it's becasue you love her then what's the big deal about marrying her? If you find it's because it's convenient then it's time to go my friend...it's not fair to either you or her.

-Stark (married for 4 and still happy I did it)

BTW - I can think of 2 of her friends and 3 ladies at work that do it for me... I think that's normal. The difference is that the others are a purely physical deal... and with her it is much more than just the physical.

posted 12-11- 04:22 PM            

Oh, sure most are emotionaly attached and then get hurt easily.

I would say most of my friends know the difference between partying and a commitment.

Don't think that we don't go out for a roll in the hay now and then too .

With us it's more of a whim thing than a mission to score so we can strut around like roosters the next day in front of our friends.

No offense ment, just clarifying some things.

~Maaco~

posted 12-11- 07:10 PM               

And believe me, when the strutting is done the next day by the male contingent, it's usually just to shut up all the "friends" that say things like, "Jesus Christ man, when are you gonna get laid? What has it been man, like 10 months, a year?"

And actually, if you look at it, it's funny that the women probably deal with that kind of adventurous "limited engagement" liason a lot better than most guys do.

There are probably more guys out there that feel upset that they were "used" by a woman than you'd imagine.

Of course we'd have to toss out most of the tossers you've had to deal with lately to get the kind of average I'd like to back up my argument!

Anyhoo, let me wind this up, and get back to the main deal here. Maaco, don't you worry a bit. Not only do you sound like a really cool chick, um, a-hem, a very together woman, so you'll do just fine with men probably a hell of a lot sooner than you really want to...and...

If that doesn't work out, I can at least help out by starting the swearing, scratching, and swilling classes for your roomate...man, that must be some kind of cool car she's got...

posted 12-12- 01:07 PM            

I did fail to mention one little tidbit - my missus and I lived to gether for a bit over a year before we married. It's an excellent idea although some of the more "old-fashioned" crowd frown upon it. It is a world of difference knowing somone (even for 5 years) a few hours a day to being around them virutally every hour you aren't at work. If you haven't lived together then you will be amazed at all the things you didn't know about her...like maybe she folds her socks in a way that, for some completely unknown reason, makes you want to peel of your own skin and run yourself down the disposal... or maybe not But seriously, there is a lot of stress in just living together, getting used to that person ALWAYS being there when you turn around - if you can get over the growing pains of close confinement prior to marriage it takes ALOT of the stress out of the first year of marriage and, IMO, gives you a much better chance of making the long haul. Admittedly I've only been married for 4 years so I can't be sure about that... but I have friends who married and didn't do the live together thing and they are having a very rough time of it - much more so than we did.

Oh yeah... Congratulations! Assuming she says yes of course..

Hey Maaco... I've got this cousin in the LA area.... nah... he's a musician...your looking for a nice guy.