01-10-2019, 03:35 AM
01-10-2019, 03:36 AM
(01-10-2019, 03:24 AM)wrag Wrote: [ -> ]astrology? which one?
I prefer Chinese and Western.
I'm an Aries/Horse.
(01-10-2019, 03:24 AM)wrag Wrote: [ -> ]claim now is there are actually 13 signs??? not the original 12...
Ophiuchus, the 13th sign. LOL. I don't really know much about it other than supposedly it's pronounced "Oh fuck us"...

(01-10-2019, 03:32 AM)wrag Wrote: [ -> ]although I did have a rather nasty heart attack that I found out later was due to agent orange exposure...
I'm glad you're still here with us today...

01-10-2019, 09:25 AM
(01-10-2019, 03:35 AM)wrag Wrote: [ -> ]Wait!!!
can I blame GG?
You can, but you still have to kiss my ring. Now that Trix has moved in on you, I might relax some of my requirements though.
01-11-2019, 03:47 AM
so a mix of astrology then? hmmm... from what I've seen that is not at all unusual now a days...
pronunciation... hmm... not sure I would want to be under that sign...
Aries/horse... what a mix...
well thanks... i'm told it was close so?
sorry not kissin no rings today... n no offense intended... or anything else a yours GG

hey while I got your attention... for the purpose of discussion... and if ya don't want to respond to it... then ok... don't
lot of people come away with the wrong take on this... at least the first time they read it...
think it may have to do with the way it's written...
I did... but something in the back of my mind nagged me so I reread it a few times... think I understand it much better now...
what's your take on the following?
The Perfect Wife
10 [a] How hard it is to find the perfect wife.[b]
She is worth far more than jewels.
11 Her husband depends on her.
He will never be poor.
12 She does good for her husband all her life.
She never causes him trouble.
13 She is always gathering wool and flax[c]
and enjoys making things with her hands.
14 She is like a ship from a faraway place.
She brings home food from everywhere.
15 She wakes up early in the morning,
cooks food for her family, and gives the servants their share.
16 She looks at land and buys it.
She uses the money she has earned and plants a vineyard.
17 She works very hard.
She is strong and able to do all her work.
18 She works late into the night
to make sure her business earns a profit.
19 She makes her own thread
and weaves her own cloth.
20 She always gives to the poor
and helps those who need it.
21 She does not worry about her family when it snows.
She has given them all good, warm clothes.
22 She makes sheets and spreads for the beds,
and she wears clothes of fine linen.
23 Her husband is a respected member of the city council,
where he meets with the other leaders.
24 She makes clothes and belts
and sells them to the merchants.
25 She is a strong person,[d] and people respect her.
She looks to the future with confidence.
26 She speaks with wisdom
and teaches others to be loving and kind.
27 She oversees the care of her house.
She is never lazy.
28 Her children say good things about her.
Her husband brags about her and says,
29 “There are many good women,
but you are the best.”
30 Grace and beauty can fool you,
but a woman who respects the Lord should be praised.
31 Give her the reward she deserves.
Praise her in public for what she has done.
pronunciation... hmm... not sure I would want to be under that sign...

Aries/horse... what a mix...

well thanks... i'm told it was close so?
sorry not kissin no rings today... n no offense intended... or anything else a yours GG



hey while I got your attention... for the purpose of discussion... and if ya don't want to respond to it... then ok... don't

lot of people come away with the wrong take on this... at least the first time they read it...
think it may have to do with the way it's written...
I did... but something in the back of my mind nagged me so I reread it a few times... think I understand it much better now...
what's your take on the following?
The Perfect Wife
10 [a] How hard it is to find the perfect wife.[b]
She is worth far more than jewels.
11 Her husband depends on her.
He will never be poor.
12 She does good for her husband all her life.
She never causes him trouble.
13 She is always gathering wool and flax[c]
and enjoys making things with her hands.
14 She is like a ship from a faraway place.
She brings home food from everywhere.
15 She wakes up early in the morning,
cooks food for her family, and gives the servants their share.
16 She looks at land and buys it.
She uses the money she has earned and plants a vineyard.
17 She works very hard.
She is strong and able to do all her work.
18 She works late into the night
to make sure her business earns a profit.
19 She makes her own thread
and weaves her own cloth.
20 She always gives to the poor
and helps those who need it.
21 She does not worry about her family when it snows.
She has given them all good, warm clothes.
22 She makes sheets and spreads for the beds,
and she wears clothes of fine linen.
23 Her husband is a respected member of the city council,
where he meets with the other leaders.
24 She makes clothes and belts
and sells them to the merchants.
25 She is a strong person,[d] and people respect her.
She looks to the future with confidence.
26 She speaks with wisdom
and teaches others to be loving and kind.
27 She oversees the care of her house.
She is never lazy.
28 Her children say good things about her.
Her husband brags about her and says,
29 “There are many good women,
but you are the best.”
30 Grace and beauty can fool you,
but a woman who respects the Lord should be praised.
31 Give her the reward she deserves.
Praise her in public for what she has done.