A cougar could also be on the prowl for younger partners. Perhaps he thought y'all were hunting as a pack.
That sounds pretty great, glad to hear it!
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A cougar could also be on the prowl for younger partners. Perhaps he thought y'all were hunting as a pack.
That sounds pretty great, glad to hear it!
Perhaps he thought y'all were hunting as a pack.
I didn't even consider that -- that's hilarious!
At least he was being upbeat and encouraging? I'm going to hazard a guess that a Catholic girls' school 30th reunion would not have involved animal print dresses and miniskirts to give him the impression that you ladies were on the prowl.
I'm going to hazard a guess that a Catholic girls' school 30th reunion would not have involved animal print dresses and miniskirts to give him the impression that you ladies were on the prowl.
Lots of skinny white jeans and animal print tops, actually. And glittery sandals. So we may have looked a bit on the prowl.
Oh noes, football.
I told her that she was obligated to throw a beer on him to defend our collective honor. And then I got sidetracked by wondering what makes someone stereotype a woman as a cougar -- it's not *just* being a certain age, right? It's that the woman has a much younger partner that leads to the "cougar" classification. And none of us had partners with us, so therefore it was a nomenclature error. (Literally, at my 30-year high school reunion, I said the phrase "nomenclature error" out loud in response to being [collectively] referred to as cougars. My best friend was like "THAT'S the part you're focusing on?" And I said "Yes! Precision is important!")
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Timelies all!
We went to the Nationals' game this afternoon. Fun, though we left at the seventh inning stretch because we were all a bit fried. In my case, literally, as our seats were in the sun and I did not wear sunscreen. Now my arms are sunburnt.
(Though not as bad as people misusing "awe" when they mean "aw.")
I've decided to give people the benefit of the doubt that that is autocorrect.
Which falls apart as soon as someone responds to something cute with "aweeeeee". Not only is it the wrong word, it's emphasizing the wrong sound. (I've seen people repeat the e on cute, too.)
Those people should be stopped!!
Oh, that's just wrong.