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gigi49
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| It's not arrogance if you can prove it.
Short, round, genius-level IQ, redneck curmudgeon with a thing for redheads, dark beer, wild hogs, Molly Hatchet, and redheads seeks dark beer, wild hogs, other people with genius-level IQs, height and weight optional for long conversations over cold beer, Molly Hatchet and wild hog hunts. And redheads. Especially redheads who want to wrap their legs around my head for an hour or so. Willing to entertain the idea of allowing brunettes and blondes to do the same.
If you get this
http://www.someecards.com/2011/03/24/engineers-and-physicists-fight-over-coffee-machine
immediately, you interest me.
Intelligence is the requirement. I the only use I have for fools, morons and idiots is targets. I don't require that you be a Chess Grand Master, but if you don't know who Shakespeare is I'm not interested. If you don't know what Einstein did, go away. If you think a thesaurus is a reptile, find someone else. If you know who won American Idol last night, you should probably resume watching your television.
Willing to make limited exceptions for redheads.
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Don't know what you expect. Don't know what you are looking for. Don't know who you are. Don't know why you are.
I am just me. But then you don't know that.
You see words on a screen. You imagine. You consider.
You discard.
You never think again of what might have been and that is good. If we dwell on that which never was, we overlook that which is. Before we have realized it, that which is to be is now that which was. Being lost in a future we never experience, we must recall a past we barely knew.
Someone steps into the unknown. Someone takes a shot in the dark. Someone ventures.
Do the rewards outweigh the risk? Better yet to consider do the risks outweigh the potential rewards.
Take arms against that sea of troubles and perhaps drown beneath those waves, but bloody the water so that your presence will be remarked and remembered.
Opposing them, they retreat and you stand victorious on a drying shore.
Will you?
Probably not. It's OK. I understand.
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