When I saw this I thought of you.

[odeon]

BC and his only skill

['andersom']

Just about everyone here.

Nearly choking here. Coughing and laughing don't go well together.

[Queen Victoria]

Parts

[renaeden]

Just about everyone here.

That doesn't even look like the same place on the second picture.
And I am not like that, I like things really tidy and neat. A bit obsessive with it maybe.

['andersom']

This made me think of Ren.

[renaeden]

^I would definitely wear that.

[Queen Victoria]

All the fathers on this site who have daughters.

[odeon]

Finally a truly useful form.

[odeon]

Now that I think of it, the day my daughter was born I announced on teh interwebz the untimely death of her future first boyfriend. It's in a newsgroup somewhere.

[Parts]

Ren 
There is more interesting ones on this page

['andersom']

Now that I think of it, the day my daughter was born I announced on teh interwebz the untimely death of her future first boyfriend. It's in a newsgroup somewhere.

What is it, that makes men are so worried about the future boyfriends of their daughters?

Is it all bad conscience?

[Callaway]

Now that I think of it, the day my daughter was born I announced on teh interwebz the untimely death of her future first boyfriend. It's in a newsgroup somewhere.

What is it, that makes men are so worried about the future boyfriends of their daughters?

Is it all bad conscience?

I think it's just that men tend to be very protective of their daughters, not necessarily that they have a guilty conscience.  My husband says he's getting a gun to clean when our daughter starts dating and the young man comes into our house to pick her up.

 

['andersom']

Now that I think of it, the day my daughter was born I announced on teh interwebz the untimely death of her future first boyfriend. It's in a newsgroup somewhere.

What is it, that makes men are so worried about the future boyfriends of their daughters?

Is it all bad conscience?

I think it's just that men tend to be very protective of their daughters, not necessarily that they have a guilty conscience.  My husband says he's getting a gun to clean when our daughter starts dating and the young man comes into our house to pick her up.

 

Makes no sense to me.
Not that I can imagine my girls dating already, but, makes no sense to be so protective. Teaching a girl to be sure of herself would make a lot more sense IMO.

[odeon]

Now that I think of it, the day my daughter was born I announced on teh interwebz the untimely death of her future first boyfriend. It's in a newsgroup somewhere.

What is it, that makes men are so worried about the future boyfriends of their daughters?

Is it all bad conscience?

Yes.

['andersom']

Now that I think of it, the day my daughter was born I announced on teh interwebz the untimely death of her future first boyfriend. It's in a newsgroup somewhere.

What is it, that makes men are so worried about the future boyfriends of their daughters?

Is it all bad conscience?

Yes.

 

I appreciate your honesty.