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What Kind Of Guy Does Marina Dig?

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  • Started 2 months ago by paljoey1957
  • Latest reply from pat haskett

  1. paljoey1957
    Member

    What kind of guy does Marina dig: eloquent and handsome or athletic and handsome?

    I rather suspect athletic and handsome. Reason: a guy who is athletic and handsome allows Marina to have some territory for herself in the relationship.

    Opposite or complimentary personalties attract and are successful as long as they have common values and goals.

    But of what value are words, philosophies?

    All I want to do is take a long run off the high dive board, get a good jump at the end, and dive right into Marina. Save the talk for later...much later.

    -- Pal Joey

    "If they ask me, I could write a book,
    about the way you walk and whisper, and look.
    I could write a preface, on how we met,
    so the world would never forget.

    And the simple secret of the plot,
    is just to tell them that I love you a lot.
    Then the world discovers, as my book ends,
    how to make two lovers of friends."

    ("I Could Write A Book," Rodgers and Hart, from 'Pal Joey')

    Posted 2 months ago #

  2. buzzword
    Member

    @paljoey1957 don't know bout' marina but i think your damn sexy. i may not look it, but i'm bipedal.

    Posted 2 months ago #

  3. fglrx
    Member

    I rather suspect athletic and handsome. Reason: a guy who is athletic and handsome allows Marina to have some territory for herself in the relationship.

    Posted 2 months ago #

  4. HotForWords
    Key Master

    The guy in this picture is gay. He's very good looking, but you'd be surprised at the type of guy I date.. usually not that good looking. I'm more into what's in the head of the guy.. not the physical appearance.

    Posted 2 months ago #

  5. leonard
    Member

    I'm at practice...date of figs head of the hip...A head of the classed? Arrows not working...mutha worker and K{no}w queen

    Posted 2 months ago #

  6. Greatest Potential
    Member

    The guy in this picture is gay.

    Of course he's gay. All smiles. Social creatures need physical contact. It's comforting.

    Posted 2 months ago #

  7. Greatest Potential
    Member

    What guy isn't going to be happy to get their photo taken with a cute chikka with strong geek tendencies(?)

    There's a lot going on with Marina which is why I couldn't say who she digs but I'm glad Marina responded here. I'd love to hear more. I bet Marina goes for brains and brawn, atheletic types, rugged individuals. Entrepreneurs. Someone who is self confident, motivated, likes success and the rewards that come with working hard such as good living and a love for travel.

    Maybe sometimes Marina likes to just hang out with a goofball who likes to have fun. I think fun has a lot to do with it, I know it does for me. Spend a weekend going to art galleries or blow a few hours at some used book stores. Marina likes the ocean beaches and cool breezes and the sun and swimming. She'd probably date a scuba diver just to learn more about scuba diving.

    If the guy doesn't have a certain level of intelligence, a good head on his shoulders, then forget it. It gets boring when there's nothing going on upstairs. Which is why Marina would dig an astrophysicist with a bent for geek prone activity. Marina would arouse many proffessors and doctors with long discussions about academia & technical gargon and enjoy delving into many varieties of languages with deep thinking intellectuals.

    Then at night there's always the club scene for some fast paced music, glow ball lights, dancing, etc.

    Posted 2 months ago #

  8. Rijk
    Member

    but you'd be surprised at the type of guy I date.. usually not that good looking. I'm more into what's in the head of the guy.. not the physical appearance.

    This one is almost to easy. Now who to chose for a “victim”?

    Posted 2 months ago #

  9. star magic
    Member

    Certainly a guy who has not been into much trouble, and man, in my day some years ago now, I went though all that shit, and more..Got older, wised up. Did not get me anyplace though.

    Posted 2 months ago #

  10. Rijk
    Member

    Your smarter now but i cant pick you, i have seen your picture, so that wouldn't be nice. Looking at the gravatars I picked the "victim"

    but you'd be surprised at the type of guy I date.. usually not that good looking. I'm more into what's in the head of the guy.. not the physical appearance.

    But you wouldn't call thegorn ugly
    even found the song to go with it (click)

    Posted 2 months ago #

  11. Greatest Potential
    Member

    but you'd be surprised at the type of guy I date.. usually not that good looking. I'm more into what's in the head of the guy.. not the physical appearance.

    This one is almost to easy. Now who to chose for a “victim”?

    ...when the web begins to tingle she will know...

    *just josh'n*

    Posted 2 months ago #

  12. leonard
    Member

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    Posted 1 month ago #

  13. pat haskett
    Member

    What kind of guy does Marina dig? Any guy she wants!

    Posted 1 month ago #

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