I remember about seven weeks into boot camp, all the girls looked like they were mercury poisoning without their hair and skin treatments. Us guys looked like polished gold, after all the awesome exercise, but man those women couldn't have gotten back to Sally's Beauty Salon fast enough as far as I was concerned. Man alive can an American woman deteriorate into dust overnight. That's why farm girls are the best. Healthy and gorgeous from a childhood of of backbreaking work.
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^I honestly am not saying this to be offensive, but I have never seen something more hillbilly-esque
I have three college degrees of consecutive study, and I grew up 45 minutes from a gas station near the Mississippi River. I'm telling you, farm kids work at home before dawn, get to school, then come home and work some more. That's life for us. You would do well to visit some of the more agrarian areas of the United States. You will be pleasantly surprised at what you find. It is very, very much Tucker and Dale versus Evil, but without so much of the Evil. Although, you go to the wrong places, like Dawson Springs Kentucky, and you end up in the movie Winter's Bone. No Joke. Owensboro is a fine place, however. Hope you enjoy your visit. No one there wants to kill you, in spite of the idiotic stories that little dictator urbanites tell each other, forever sheltered and ignorant in their dungeon neighborhoods. But I don't think that applies to you. You seem inquisitive and capable of independent thought.
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I hope I get to go there someday, it's so crazy how different it is just a couple states away. And also thank you, I don't think I've received a nicer compliment.
@ guest: I'm not a city girl, but I'm definitely not a farm girl. However, I grew up without products - I just need basics :P
I'm just saying you shouldn't categorise people and stereotype... everyone's different.
Thanks so much but the term "stereotype" is psychobabbe originating in the horrifying disconnect of deep suburbia.I never knew or understood any of this "labeling every human being in some group or other" crap before I got to college. The world I grew up in, we were conformist not because we knew what conformity meant, but because we knew what worked and we all did it consistently. I was just discussing the hundreds of girls I grew acquainted with in the military. I worked with ONE woman who wasn't attached to the supply and demand of modern society. I was not subject to it, myself. But don't you think that worrying about stereotyping people betrays a mindset that is concerned with the things our current society has been brainwashed to think? Frankly, it had not entered my mind until you said anything. There is infinite joy in simply making observations about what you know, without being corrected because what you think doesn't conform to the godless mentality of political correctness.
We would all be happier being less concerned with trying to hammer everyone we meet into speaking with concern for every little thing they might say that could possibly offend one little person somewhere in the corner. The reason is that to do so, we become ten times as abusive in a n attempt to correct others' thinking than the speaker themselves, whose "offensive" comments were unintentionally so. So here you go: I don't care what you think, or that I unintentionally grouped you with people who aren't as original as you. I don't even think that way. Most folks outside of industrial nations don't think that way. I have no bumper stickers and no crusades. You would do well to forsake them, too.
I'm just saying you shouldn't categorise people and stereotype... everyone's different.
You are the second one but extremely attractive ;)
HAHAHAHAA
thank you. That was a good laugh