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#15 by Timmay on 19 Jul, 2008 06:49
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Hey ricky....tahts your fault. You are the one who said it...not me. LOL
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#16 by Bolohead on 27 Jul, 2008 11:57
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While out on the farm yesterday, in the fields wearing just shorts and tennis shoes I got real sweaty from my head down my chest and down my back...... then a nice breeze came up
If your breaking a sweat, get a fan to cool you off.
I'm glad some women find a sweaty guy sexy
I should have just worn a sign that said, "Slippery When Wet"
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#17 by MagmaBabe on 27 Jul, 2008 12:01
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I should have just worn a sign that said, "Slippery When Wet"
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#18 by Razor X on 27 Jul, 2008 14:10
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The problem I have is when I start to sweat in restaurants. A glass or two of wine, and then the main course comes, piping hot, and the room is usually pretty warm to begin with. As soon as I start to eat, I can feel the sweat starting to bead up on my scalp. And there's just no discreet way to mop off your dome in the middle of a meal. I always hope the person I'm with doesn't notice, but I know she has to.
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#19 by Timmay on 27 Jul, 2008 21:40
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I havent really experienced the sweating of the dome in a restaurant like that ....and I hope I dont. That would be an uncomfortable thing to have to deal with especially with everyone watchign.
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#20 by Phil Man on 27 Jul, 2008 23:28
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I helped someone move today and the constant sensation of having burning sweat drip on my eyes as I moved heavy objects down four flights of stairs was NOT pleasant.
Sports has certainly gotten a new twist to it and I have to adjust. How the hell did all those sly athletes do it?
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#21 by MagmaBabe on 28 Jul, 2008 01:39
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Good thinking Phil Man!!
maybe they have some kind of secret 'formula'.. like in the movies when the girls get in the pool and
their make-up never runs... *scratches head*
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#22 by marshd1000 on 28 Jul, 2008 08:44
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Here you go Magma....
Besides being overweight, the poor fellow looks like he needs to go sly!