She is a whore.
and yet, still way out of your league you sexist fuck.
She is a whore.
Miami is kind of like that. Back in the late 90's I was assigned to go to Miami and work on a product testing project for an abrasive product I had developed using industrial waste materials from a steel plant. The consultant we had hired was a real arrogant jerk and my boss did not trust him and assigned me to the project to make sure it was done properly and we got the information we needed from this pompous ass. So when we started working on the test this asshole treated me like a gopher and I put up with it and kept my mouth shut, made sure the testing met ASME standards which was a real trick to do without revealing I was the companies product development chemist. Since I was wearing work blues and kept my mouth shut this dick just thought I was just a working stiff. This guy treated me the whole time like I was an illiterate gopher. I just can't describe how big an asshole this jerk was.
Well the place where we were doing the test at had about a half a dozen super hot latina babes working there and while we were working on our test they just completely ignored me. They would look at me like I wasn't even there. Dressed in work blues I didn't look that impressive.
Well one day I when this dick head consultant was out to lunch I asked to use their phone so I could call my boss and give him a status report. That turned into a very technical discussion about our product and the testing result, complying with product specification and environmental compliance issues, yadda, yadda,yadda. When I hung up the girls were looking at me like I was an Alien from outer space. One of them asked me...what the hell were you guys talking about. It sounded like a foreign language. That's when I told them that I was actually the companies production chemist and not to tell the dick head consultant what they had over heard me discussing with my boss.
Boy what a turn around. As soon as they found out I was a college educated chemist they became real friendly. I even took one out for a date and boy was that a hot date.
My point being is that you can be a multimillionare but if you dress like an average dude people will look down their nose at you but if you dress the part of a dime store millionare and act like a snob people will believe that you are something that you are not.
Your last sentence is interesting because in places like L.A., N.Y. and Miami people are very into fashion. In the Bay Area you have these tech geeks that don't care how they look but could be worth millions, or tens of millions, of dollars.
Your "data" is from 2013.
They seem to warm up to money pretty well.


Yeah, something about money warms the cockles of many cold, shriveled hearts.![]()
My life experience has been to understand what motivates people and, when necessary, weaponize it against them. .
If you really had a degree in psychology like you claimed, then you could explain the logic behind your reply.And you don't consider yourself a sociopath...... problem is, you suck at it.
She is a whore.
If you really had a degree in psychology like you claimed, then you could explain the logic behind your reply.
I'm sure everyone is curious to see if you are able to answer the question or if you'll just sling poo and lick yourself as usual.
Bull&Terrier AKA Rev._HellH0und doing what he does best:![]()
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If you really had a degree in psychology like you claimed, then you could explain the logic behind your reply.
I'm sure everyone is curious to see if you are able to answer the question or if you'll just sling poo and lick yourself as usual.
Bull&Terrier AKA Rev._HellH0und doing what he does best:![]()
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I was a Captain, CH-46 pilot. Officers feel different about the situation as repeatedly shown in Military Times polls.
dutch uncle on DP said:I was in the Marine Corps first, attaining the rank of Captain before being RIF'd along with 400 other pilots. About 300 of us went Navy, a handful (all Ch-53 pilots) Air Force, the rest got out. We all kept our date of rank during the transition since we remained within the Department of the Navy. I remained in the Navy until retirement at the rank of Commander. You? What was your service record?
I was never an ensign. I was initially commissioned a Second Lieutenant so Second Looey or Butter Bar would be more appropriate. When I crossdecked to the Navy I was a Marine Captain one day and a Navy Lieutenant the next.
The creepster is moving your posts to his thumb-sucking safe-house all-about-you thread again. What do you suppose the offspring of the two we-so-persecuted stalkers will look like? They're already on a first-name basis... can mating be far behind?
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The creepster is moving your posts to his thumb-sucking safe-house all-about-you thread again. What do you suppose the offspring of the two we-so-persecuted stalkers will look like? They're already on a first-name basis... can mating be far behind?
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ROFLMAO. He's a pretty sick puppy. I truly believe he's headed for a legal incident (probably not the first time) where his mental state will factor into his sentencing.
As for Rev's playroom. It's good that he has a place to vent. Kinda like putting a helmet on the severely autistic kid so he doesn't hurt himself. https://www.autismparentingmagazine.com/autism-self-harm/
Secondly, it's very revealing about his mindset, his state of mind, his thinking process and emotional stability.
As for the mating ritual; it's common for sick minds to band together since, in their view, two thinking alike means they are sane and, therefore, is "proof" it's everyone else who is crazy.
I was a Captain, CH-46 pilot. Officers feel different about the situation as repeatedly shown in Military Times polls.
dutch uncle on DP said:I was in the Marine Corps first, attaining the rank of Captain before being RIF'd along with 400 other pilots. About 300 of us went Navy, a handful (all Ch-53 pilots) Air Force, the rest got out. We all kept our date of rank during the transition since we remained within the Department of the Navy. I remained in the Navy until retirement at the rank of Commander. You? What was your service record?
I was never an ensign. I was initially commissioned a Second Lieutenant so Second Looey or Butter Bar would be more appropriate. When I crossdecked to the Navy I was a Marine Captain one day and a Navy Lieutenant the next.
hmm, so did you keep rank or lose rank? did you fly ch-46 or ch-53's?
so you were a marine "Captain" of a chinook but not the o-3 captain yo claimed to be" what rank are you hero?
please to explain that shit. I caught you, you fake ass marine.
Hmm....didn't you claim I flew "Chinooks"? LOL
$20 says I can quote you saying it.
Oooh, who am I kidding? You don't have $20. Here ya go:
I was a Captain, CH-46 pilot. Officers feel different about the situation as repeatedly shown in Military Times polls.
dutch uncle on DP said:I was in the Marine Corps first, attaining the rank of Captain before being RIF'd along with 400 other pilots. About 300 of us went Navy, a handful (all Ch-53 pilots) Air Force, the rest got out. We all kept our date of rank during the transition since we remained within the Department of the Navy. I remained in the Navy until retirement at the rank of Commander. You? What was your service record?
I was never an ensign. I was initially commissioned a Second Lieutenant so Second Looey or Butter Bar would be more appropriate. When I crossdecked to the Navy I was a Marine Captain one day and a Navy Lieutenant the next.
You're the one who lied about Chinooks, dumbass.your lies vary so much it was hard to keep up.Hmm....didn't you claim I flew "Chinooks"? LOL
here, please to explain:
hmm, so did you keep rank or lose rank? did you fly ch-46 or ch-53's?
You're the one who lied about Chinooks, dumbass.
If you're as smart as you believe yourself to be, then you'll have no problem finding a quote of mine where I flew "Chinooks". If you can't, then everyone will just know it's another crazy lie of yours...just something to add to all your other crazy lies.
I was a Captain, CH-46 pilot. Officers feel different about the situation as repeatedly shown in Military Times polls.
dutch uncle on DP said:I was in the Marine Corps first, attaining the rank of Captain before being RIF'd along with 400 other pilots. About 300 of us went Navy, a handful (all Ch-53 pilots) Air Force, the rest got out. We all kept our date of rank during the transition since we remained within the Department of the Navy. I remained in the Navy until retirement at the rank of Commander. You? What was your service record?
I was never an ensign. I was initially commissioned a Second Lieutenant so Second Looey or Butter Bar would be more appropriate. When I crossdecked to the Navy I was a Marine Captain one day and a Navy Lieutenant the next.
lol I misidentified a naval aircraft, oh noes....