sp experience...

I have noticed that many members here seem to carry a righteous attitude when it pertains to today's society.....yet you hobby.

I suspect you mean something like "do not throw stones if you live in a glass house"? Fortunately or unfortunately, depending upon how you look at it, I am not violating anyone's trust in my hobbying (no SO...). So does that mean I can throw stones? But why just me? Can one not have opinions, even if not 'perfect' in every facet of life? But does hobbying make one deficient in some way, of necessity? Your suggestion implies you have a problem with hobbying per se, which is clearly to throw stones while living in the most transparent of homes!

ps: no diseases, ever. Except the disease of being an annoyingly opinionated bastard
 
Except the disease of being an annoyingly opinionated bastard

You too? Welcome to the club! LOL!

(Except for the bastard part... my parents were both married when I was born... yes- to each other! LOL!) :rolleyes:
 
You too? Welcome to the club! LOL!

(Except for the bastard part... my parents were both married when I was born... yes- to each other! LOL!) :rolleyes:

And I like the club!!! . . . and I disowned my father. Kind of like a kid divorce. I'm hoping that can be retroactive to birth, making me a bastard by default, and leaving me in the great position of being the product of just the world's greatest Mum (no disrespect to other Mum's intended).
 
25 years ago, my doctor told me I had genital warts, had two tiny bumps on little jiiimmm i was getting checked out. When I asked how did i get that, he looked at me like I was retarded and said from one of my lady friends. I then informed him that I was still a virgin (i really was). Everything was cleared up shorty after, little jiiimmm is a perfect specimen and i now wash my hands both before and after i go wee.
 
I guess that leaves out FF.;)

Noir, although you may say "Most here do not know your terb handle so it may be ok to be truthful", as recent threads show, that is not quite true. Quite the opposite in fact.

I recall reading several positive reviews about you. You responded to them, remembering who the reviewers were. Do you think they would admit to having had an STD, if they did, knowing you know their identities? It might leave you feeling a little uncomfortable in future sessions. Other reviewers are known to other Sps and therefore, I doubt you will get many honest responses.

And perhaps the silence does speak volumes.