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Mustangs Coast to Coast
2/11/17, 05:49 PM
The Legacy TMS Lady
Originally Posted by Mustang Freak
2/11/17, 06:03 PM
The Legacy TMS Lady
Out in Amish country today to look for a new shed
2/11/17, 11:00 PM
Only thing I miss about being fat is that I can't drink like I used to. Used to, I could drink a liter of likker and not be screwed up, just good and buzzed. Could drink 9-12 beers during the day, 2 or 3 LIITs in the afternoon, couple Margaritas at dinner, then drink a liter of Crown or vodka and still function and not be that farked up, just really lit. Now about 14 oz of likker screws me up off my ****.
Stupid ****. Going from 280lbs to 150lbs has really fcked up my drinking game. And I miss that.
Stupid ****. Going from 280lbs to 150lbs has really fcked up my drinking game. And I miss that.
2/11/17, 11:11 PM
I miss Nathan not being on here. I really liked that guy. Such an honorable and respectful young man. You don't encounter many young people like him these days. It was a breath of fresh air to see a young person that had morals, was respectful, and was true to his beliefs. That's something you don't see much in today's generation.
You don't encounter many young people like him these days. It was a breath of fresh air to see a young person that had morals, was respectful, and was true to his beliefs. That's something you don't see much in today's generation.
2/11/17, 11:32 PM
Legacy TMS Member
Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown
I miss Nathan not being on here. I really liked that guy. Such an honorable and respectful young man. You don't encounter many young people like him these days. It was a breath of fresh air to see a young person that had morals, was respectful, and was true to his beliefs. That's something you don't see much in today's generation.
You don't encounter many young people like him these days. It was a breath of fresh air to see a young person that had morals, was respectful, and was true to his beliefs. That's something you don't see much in today's generation.Or am I too evil lol
2/12/17, 12:03 AM
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I miss Nathan not being on here. I really liked that guy. Such an honorable and respectful young man. You don't encounter many young people like him these days. It was a breath of fresh air to see a young person that had morals, was respectful, and was true to his beliefs. That's something you don't see much in today's generation.
You don't encounter many young people like him these days. It was a breath of fresh air to see a young person that had morals, was respectful, and was true to his beliefs. That's something you don't see much in today's generation.
2/12/17, 12:06 AM
You're a good kid too, but Nathan was different. He was one of those people that don't come around very often in life, he was truly a good and decent person, one of those people that is just honest and who he is, and isn't afraid to put it out there.
Not that you're not a good person, but you're more worldly. A really good person, a good father, and that little guy of yours is just about the cutest thing I've ever seen.
But you're different, still a wonderful guy, someone to admire, but you know what I mean about Nathan. Hes different. He is so honest, so true to his beliefs, so old school about family and who he is. That's what I love about him. He doesn't give a **** about what the world around him is doing, he is doing what hes been raised to do, and that is be true to his morals and faith.
You and I both know that is very uncommon in todays world for a boy that age. You get older and you kind of stray into other stuff. He hasn't. He's still who he was as a kid and devoted to how he was raised, and no matter how much hell you give him about it, he'll tell you to go pound sand, he is who he is.
That is rare for a young person in today's world.
I respect the hell out of that.
Not that you're not a good person, but you're more worldly. A really good person, a good father, and that little guy of yours is just about the cutest thing I've ever seen.
But you're different, still a wonderful guy, someone to admire, but you know what I mean about Nathan. Hes different. He is so honest, so true to his beliefs, so old school about family and who he is. That's what I love about him. He doesn't give a **** about what the world around him is doing, he is doing what hes been raised to do, and that is be true to his morals and faith.
You and I both know that is very uncommon in todays world for a boy that age. You get older and you kind of stray into other stuff. He hasn't. He's still who he was as a kid and devoted to how he was raised, and no matter how much hell you give him about it, he'll tell you to go pound sand, he is who he is.
That is rare for a young person in today's world.
I respect the hell out of that.
2/12/17, 12:08 AM
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2/12/17, 12:23 AM
2/12/17, 12:32 AM
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Supposed to be near 60 next Sunday. It's gonna be crazy. The one last may was insane. Dying to get out and take some pictures of cars again.
Ill try. Haha Mostly use the mobile site. The app doesn't work on my phone. Wish they'd upgrade the app to be more like the mobile site but smoother and faster.
Life's been crazy lately. Older sister got married end of January. Younger sister is getting married in the fall. I'm trying to save money to buy a house or something. Family is driving me nuts and I NEED my own space. Drama at home, drama at work. No escape in a family business. Lol
Ill try. Haha Mostly use the mobile site. The app doesn't work on my phone. Wish they'd upgrade the app to be more like the mobile site but smoother and faster.
Life's been crazy lately. Older sister got married end of January. Younger sister is getting married in the fall. I'm trying to save money to buy a house or something. Family is driving me nuts and I NEED my own space. Drama at home, drama at work. No escape in a family business. Lol
2/12/17, 12:45 AM
Odd question, but I need some real people responses. Any of you guys wear a jockstrap? I mean regularly? I've never worn one, never played sports, don't know much about them.
But.
As I've gotten older, things have changed. Let me put this delicately........things are now not where they used to be, if you know what I mean. The whole package is moving south. WAY south. Everything is sagging lower and lower. Especially since I've gotten thin. I mean moved so low that even now wearing the much smaller underwear that I do doesn't help (and I wear medium (30-32) boxer briefs. I can hop in the car and have to be careful because I'll sit on my ***** when I hit the seat in the Jeep. See ****ing stars for a second. Have to try and rearrange the equipment often. Hell, the equipment hangs so far down that there is no bulge at all in the normal place in my jeans. You could punch me right square in the zipper and not hit anything at all. Everything is much farther south.
So I've been thinking about trying a jockstrap for everyday wear, to keep my equipment up where it is supposed to be.
Anyone else done this? Anyone else ever wear one? How is it? I've never worn one, would it be practical to wear one daily?
But.
As I've gotten older, things have changed. Let me put this delicately........things are now not where they used to be, if you know what I mean. The whole package is moving south. WAY south. Everything is sagging lower and lower. Especially since I've gotten thin. I mean moved so low that even now wearing the much smaller underwear that I do doesn't help (and I wear medium (30-32) boxer briefs. I can hop in the car and have to be careful because I'll sit on my ***** when I hit the seat in the Jeep. See ****ing stars for a second. Have to try and rearrange the equipment often. Hell, the equipment hangs so far down that there is no bulge at all in the normal place in my jeans. You could punch me right square in the zipper and not hit anything at all. Everything is much farther south.
So I've been thinking about trying a jockstrap for everyday wear, to keep my equipment up where it is supposed to be.
Anyone else done this? Anyone else ever wear one? How is it? I've never worn one, would it be practical to wear one daily?
2/12/17, 12:50 AM
Supposed to be near 60 next Sunday. It's gonna be crazy. The one last may was insane. Dying to get out and take some pictures of cars again.
Ill try. Haha Mostly use the mobile site. The app doesn't work on my phone. Wish they'd upgrade the app to be more like the mobile site but smoother and faster.
Life's been crazy lately. Older sister got married end of January. Younger sister is getting married in the fall. I'm trying to save money to buy a house or something. Family is driving me nuts and I NEED my own space. Drama at home, drama at work. No escape in a family business. Lol
Ill try. Haha Mostly use the mobile site. The app doesn't work on my phone. Wish they'd upgrade the app to be more like the mobile site but smoother and faster.
Life's been crazy lately. Older sister got married end of January. Younger sister is getting married in the fall. I'm trying to save money to buy a house or something. Family is driving me nuts and I NEED my own space. Drama at home, drama at work. No escape in a family business. Lol
2/12/17, 02:30 AM
Odd question, but I need some real people responses. Any of you guys wear a jockstrap? I mean regularly? I've never worn one, never played sports, don't know much about them.
But.
As I've gotten older, things have changed. Let me put this delicately........things are now not where they used to be, if you know what I mean. The whole package is moving south. WAY south. Everything is sagging lower and lower. Especially since I've gotten thin. I mean moved so low that even now wearing the much smaller underwear that I do doesn't help (and I wear medium (30-32) boxer briefs. I can hop in the car and have to be careful because I'll sit on my ***** when I hit the seat in the Jeep. See ****ing stars for a second. Have to try and rearrange the equipment often. Hell, the equipment hangs so far down that there is no bulge at all in the normal place in my jeans. You could punch me right square in the zipper and not hit anything at all. Everything is much farther south.
So I've been thinking about trying a jockstrap for everyday wear, to keep my equipment up where it is supposed to be.
Anyone else done this? Anyone else ever wear one? How is it? I've never worn one, would it be practical to wear one daily?
But.
As I've gotten older, things have changed. Let me put this delicately........things are now not where they used to be, if you know what I mean. The whole package is moving south. WAY south. Everything is sagging lower and lower. Especially since I've gotten thin. I mean moved so low that even now wearing the much smaller underwear that I do doesn't help (and I wear medium (30-32) boxer briefs. I can hop in the car and have to be careful because I'll sit on my ***** when I hit the seat in the Jeep. See ****ing stars for a second. Have to try and rearrange the equipment often. Hell, the equipment hangs so far down that there is no bulge at all in the normal place in my jeans. You could punch me right square in the zipper and not hit anything at all. Everything is much farther south.
So I've been thinking about trying a jockstrap for everyday wear, to keep my equipment up where it is supposed to be.
Anyone else done this? Anyone else ever wear one? How is it? I've never worn one, would it be practical to wear one daily?
2/12/17, 08:19 AM
NTTAWWT
Never worn one day to day, haven't really worn one since I was a kid playing sports.
I will say that the original Under Armour boxer briefs are one of the single best things of all time. They stay in place, stay the same size (cotton boxer briefs still stretch), and keep things where they need to be. They're not cheap, but they last for-freakin-ever.
I always get mine from the UA outlet when they drop the price a bit.
https://www.underarmour.com/en-us/me...cid1238137-002
I will say that the original Under Armour boxer briefs are one of the single best things of all time. They stay in place, stay the same size (cotton boxer briefs still stretch), and keep things where they need to be. They're not cheap, but they last for-freakin-ever.
I always get mine from the UA outlet when they drop the price a bit.
https://www.underarmour.com/en-us/me...cid1238137-002
2/12/17, 09:24 AM
Legacy TMS Member
Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown
You're a good kid too, but Nathan was different. He was one of those people that don't come around very often in life, he was truly a good and decent person, one of those people that is just honest and who he is, and isn't afraid to put it out there.
Not that you're not a good person, but you're more worldly. A really good person, a good father, and that little guy of yours is just about the cutest thing I've ever seen.
But you're different, still a wonderful guy, someone to admire, but you know what I mean about Nathan. Hes different. He is so honest, so true to his beliefs, so old school about family and who he is. That's what I love about him. He doesn't give a **** about what the world around him is doing, he is doing what hes been raised to do, and that is be true to his morals and faith.
You and I both know that is very uncommon in todays world for a boy that age. You get older and you kind of stray into other stuff. He hasn't. He's still who he was as a kid and devoted to how he was raised, and no matter how much hell you give him about it, he'll tell you to go pound sand, he is who he is.
That is rare for a young person in today's world.
I respect the hell out of that.
Not that you're not a good person, but you're more worldly. A really good person, a good father, and that little guy of yours is just about the cutest thing I've ever seen.
But you're different, still a wonderful guy, someone to admire, but you know what I mean about Nathan. Hes different. He is so honest, so true to his beliefs, so old school about family and who he is. That's what I love about him. He doesn't give a **** about what the world around him is doing, he is doing what hes been raised to do, and that is be true to his morals and faith.
You and I both know that is very uncommon in todays world for a boy that age. You get older and you kind of stray into other stuff. He hasn't. He's still who he was as a kid and devoted to how he was raised, and no matter how much hell you give him about it, he'll tell you to go pound sand, he is who he is.
That is rare for a young person in today's world.
I respect the hell out of that.
2/12/17, 08:12 PM
Shelby GT500 Member
I miss Nathan not being on here. I really liked that guy. Such an honorable and respectful young man. You don't encounter many young people like him these days. It was a breath of fresh air to see a young person that had morals, was respectful, and was true to his beliefs. That's something you don't see much in today's generation.
You don't encounter many young people like him these days. It was a breath of fresh air to see a young person that had morals, was respectful, and was true to his beliefs. That's something you don't see much in today's generation.