Trade for the day

[Squatch]

I think this might be a case of "Know your audience". For me...and this is just my opinion, mind you...but because this originated with the OP's comments and pictures regarding some obviously very young ladies, anything off-color (colour, for my northern friends) would be rather inappropriate. Had the same gals in the Jeep been 20 years older, maybe it wouldn't have mattered as much...? Just a thought. Everyone loves a chuckle, a few "yuks", or an all-out belly laugh. I think that this one just kind of missed the mark, that's all. Again, just my opinion.

 

[TJ2]

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[glwood]

It can be justified any way you like, I still stand by my statement that some things are better left unsaid.

 

[Squatch]

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Sorry, man, but I just love using my "......"......

 

[glwood]

Sorry, man, but I just love using my "......"......

Oh, I agree with everything you've stated. In quotes or not.

 

[Kathy]

Doh! But you thought it to, so how far off the mark could I be?

Local custom up here says it's not really off colour, and generally fair for a little chuckle, or at least a snicker.

@Kathy if I offended you I'm truly sorry, it was never my intention, and I'd never do so intentionally. You are a delightful and classy lady from everything I've ever seen you post. In Canadian culture a gentle ribbing is considered a sign of friendship, particularly when it can be done with tonge in cheek.

If I offended anyone else.... Too bad, the joke must not have been meant for you, and wasn't about something you said.

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There must have been a time
when we could have said no.

No worries. There have been a time or 2 I said things that might have been interpreted as distasteful. You meant no harm. There have been many times that I say things that are better left unsaid. These posts are very similar and I’ve typed in many a reply and backed out before hitting the post reply button thank goodness . I forget that peope on this forum really don’t know me and might take what I am saying the wrong way and get the very wrong impression of me.
I am suprised and humbled by the men on this sight and the respect they have for women and people in general.

 

[Drizit]

Glad to hear it didn't bother you. I did think twice about it hitting send, but I figured you had a good enough sense of humor for it.

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There must have been a time
when we could have said no.