Today's goal is to get to a funeral in downtown Lansing.
My friend's father died. It was not unexpected. His father was 102.4 years-old.
Investing in semi-precious metals
A pretty good price for a good product.
An even better price but they might not work for you.
The word of the day
The word of the day is "eye-ballie".
Used in a sentence: Bucks use their nose to explore the world. Does are eye-ballie and will bust you in a tree-stand quicker than a buck will.
The iron law of supply-and-demand
It is my perception that women often do not feel "valued" by men. They complain that men treat them as a fungible commodity like nose-tissues (aka Kleenex).
It is also my perception that most of the women making those complaints are in areas that have a gross over-supply of women vis-a-vis men. To be specific: College campuses are now dominated by women. Large cities are magnets for women. Some professions like HR, education, advertising and the social "sciences" are dominated by women.
If you are a woman and do not feel "valued", consider finding pockets within your society where women are not in over-supply. Adapt, improvise, overcome. Leave your comfort bubble.
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| Women start looking like this when they are competing with other women. |
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| No man ever looked at this and swooned "OMG! She is gorgeous." |
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| Nope. We are far more likely to say "Do you need your EpiPen or should I call 9-1-1?" |
I tend to notice that Does come out first before the Bucks around here.
ReplyDeleteMaybe that's a survival thing as you say they are more eye focused?
But they are looking for unusual things. Thus they tend to ignore that old man drinking coffee on his deck :-)
I used to tease a good friend who hunts hard all season. We had does in the yard, you could just open a window and get a shot. Sometimes bucks too. No sitting in the cold at O-dark-thirty. I also have seen many bucks while out on the 4 wheeler. I stop, and they just stand there looking at me. Easy shot, if you wanted to.
ReplyDeleteAnd yeah, those girls are… not attractive.
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