Another long day at the big sack of birdseed

[teenybuffalo]

You know what is currently running through my head?  The voice of Boris Karloff, singing "I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts".*   I would say, "WTF, my brain?" except that he actually sings it very well.

Thank you for your input on the last post, everybody.  Now that it's a few days later, I'm not nearly as overexcited about the whole bone(s) of

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[nineweaving]

We'll miss you!

Nine

[teenybuffalo]

I'll miss you, too. But I will be at the event in your honor at the end of July.

[heyes]

I feel like I can now say this without totally creeping you out. I for one never noticed that you had hairy legs. I will also say that how a girl feels about herself comes across in how guys react to her. Seriously, have you ever taken a close look at Paris Hilton? She's not at all my idea of beauty, but yet the way she carries herself, the way she feels about herself, that's what sells it for the media.

So if you can feel attractive about yourself without shaving your legs, then feel attractive. If shaving your legs, your nose, your toes, or your head, makes you feel good about yourself, then feel good about yourself, it will show.

/obligatory guy comment

[teenybuffalo]

I will also say that how a girl feels about herself comes across in how guys react to her.

I can well believe that. In reverse, I've always had the same feeling: the best-looking men aren't necessarily the classically handsome ones, they're the ones who are most fun to be around. Sometimes those qualities coincide, but then again, often they don't. Look at Benjamin Franklin, I mean. During the American Revolution, he was old, he was overweight, he was bald, and he wore a ratty fur cap all the time. And the women could not get enough of him. Even at this late date, I can see their point. Franklin was pretty charming.

...Anyhow, it's very good to know that it can work from the opposite sex's point of view, too.