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I watch most movies on the low thru the Internet. I am hopeful 50 shades will be on there... I want to see the movie but I'm hesitant because I don't want that crap to be cheeseballs. I don't want to spend $$ on it.

Gone girl was pretty good. I like how it wasn't predictable. Just when I assuned I knew how it would end, they switched it up.
 
Cherok33 said:
I watch most movies on the low thru the Internet. I am hopeful 50 shades will be on there... I want to see the movie but I'm hesitant because I don't want that crap to be cheeseballs. I don't want to spend $$ on it.

Gone girl was pretty good. I like how it wasn't predictable. Just when I assuned I knew how it would end, they switched it up.
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Part of being on the low is not telling people :p

And 50 shades is already being panned by critics....don't spend money on it
 
Can I say that I really love the nightly show!!!

Makes me wish Larry would take over for John. I wasn't a big fan but Larry won me over by the second episode.
 
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The executive branch has already commented on this but wow

The police paralyzed a man. we aren't even out a quater of the year and the police are on the news.

Also the FBI director mentioned young men of color and the police. well let me tell you this is a police problem and not a young men of color problem. Mr. Patel was an old man and they still tried to paralyze him. Eric garner also wasn't an old man. The woman that got beat by LAPD in the middle of the high way. also not a young man of color.
 
goodlove said:
i was watching "outside the lines" this morning and they were pushing football as the savior for the blacks.

they (blacks and the media) need to stop that crap...

lets move on when the loveliness of what the thread was to be about.....love
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thats suppose to " with the loveliness..."
 
KinCA said:
Very nice story and wonderful photos.

There are tons of wonderful stories out there....how about those who are members of this site?

In regards to those who take issue with that he was at school on a sports scholarship and not liking the stereotype of that, unfortunately (or fortunately) for some of us that's been part of our life experiences. There are always things that can be picked a part. Why always be looking for the negatives? Why can't it be more about looking at the positives? I'm pretty sure that we could come up with all sorts of stories of couples/families that didn't have a sports scholarship, pro athlete, or music connection involved. I would venture to guess that the majority of IR/multi-racial couples/families do not have those involvements.
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You're right most don't but it's mostly what's presented and it can be irksome considering that in that particular dynamic you guys can be everyday people ordinary as toast but the bm usually have to be supermen of some sort.
Again great for them though
 
The Dark King said:
You're right most don't but it's mostly what's presented and it can be irksome considering that in that particular dynamic you guys can be everyday people ordinary as toast but the bm usually have to be supermen of some sort.
Again great for them though
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I think more often than not, to get to be with a superman takes being a superwoman.
 
KinCA said:
I think more often than not, to get to be with a superman takes being a superwoman.
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Not really. Most women are ordinary in comparison to their supermen husbands or boyfriends. They usually just benefit from good timing. I look at a lot of these athlete's wives and outside of looks they are very mediocre people in comparison.
Take Tiger Woods' ex wife she was a nanny when he met her and he was the world's best golfer.
There are definitely exceptions like Clooney's wife or Bob Johnson's ex wife but the great thing about being a woman is being attractive can really get you a lot without having to do much.
 
The Dark King said:
Not really. Most women are ordinary in comparison to their supermen husbands or boyfriends. They usually just benefit from good timing. I look at a lot of these athlete's wives and outside of looks they are very mediocre people in comparison.
Take Tiger Woods' ex wife she was a nanny when he met her and he was the world's best golfer.
There are definitely exceptions like Clooney's wife or Bob Johnson's ex wife but the great thing about being a woman is being attractive can really get you a lot without having to do much.
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Interesting. Well I guess the biggest difference in opinion with this is that I don't consider a man to be a "superman" based on being a star athlete, fame, or wealth. You may be surprised to find out how many women avoid what you are holding out as being superman. Being a really great man is all about their character.

You are making judgments on the wives of these men who you hold out as being supermen. There are all sorts of characteristics that can make someone extraordinary. My guess would be that in most of the situations you are describing, the man was able to see something that is much more than the surface crap that outsiders may see. Usually, there is much more to any story than what anyone who is not involved in it.
 
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