Christie Brinkley's daughter "Sailer"

[Sooner or later]

Originally Posted by fintstone

Nope.

After a few beers you would be an impaired driver. To keep from harming yourself she would then wire tie ya and do a full cavity search. And you'd like it....

[Baz]

Originally Posted by fintstone

We are judged every minute of every day. Fortunately we have the power to discriminate between better and worse outcomes and relationships. If one has no standards, they are little better than animals.

Reminds me of another good one:

"Silence is Golden."

[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by Chocaholic

My daughter has a degree is psychology. Believe me...that may qualify you for a job mowing lawns or such. She had to do something.

I know a guy that started mowing lawns right after high school. He now lives in one of the most exclusive gated communities, three houses away from the clubhouse, and his house is bigger than the clubhouse. He owns a lawn maintenance and landscaping company, two tree farms, and a heavy haul company with a fleet of dump trucks. All built on mowing yards after high school. He has no degree, except in making money and working hard.

Oh, as a sideline he also has a water company that delivers water to business, and he has a bottling company that will private label bottles of water for businesses. He said he and his crew were often mowing and taking care of plants and trees at businesses and he saw the regular deliveries of major water companies. They brought coffee, and juice and other items you see at business meetings. He thought, I can do that, and he does now.

[speeder]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

I know a guy that started mowing lawns right after high school. He now lives in one of the most exclusive gated communities, three houses away from the clubhouse, and his house is bigger than the clubhouse. He owns a lawn maintenance and landscaping company, two tree farms, and a heavy haul company with a fleet of dump trucks. All built on mowing yards after high school. He has no degree, except in making money and working hard.

Oh, as a sideline he also has a water company that delivers water to business, and he has a bottling company that will private label bottles of water for businesses. He said he and his crew were often mowing and taking care of plants and trees at businesses and he saw the regular deliveries of major water companies. They brought coffee, and juice and other items you see at business meetings. He thought, I can do that, and he does now.

My old man used to say about guys like that, “he can’t spell but he can count.”

[speeder]

As for whether some woman is attractive, all I can say is, “good old internet.”

Brinkley’s daughter ain’t going to win any beauty contests. Well, maybe in rural Ohio or wherever some of you guys live. Not in New York, in fact she’d never make it in the door if not for her famous, (and boring looking), mother.

I was with some young folks the other night and one of them, a slightly cute girl, was telling a funny story about visiting home in small town PA. recently. She had to walk into a bar to use a restroom and got hit on 3 times between the door and the can. And she was with her dad and her brother! Alcohol is a wonderful thing.

“I’m a Pennsylvania 10!”, she exclaimed. Big laughter all around.

[masraum]

Originally Posted by fintstone

Yes, I have a friend that did that back in the late 70s. He still works two (low-level) jobs to make ends meet. Sells shoes at Kmart and works at Home Depot. He was the only one of 5 kids that his parents put through college (pretty well-regarded state university)...and is probably the least successful.

Bachelors in Psych is, I think, pretty useless. Masters might allow you to be a school guidance counselor. For Psych to be useful, you really need a PhD.

[flatbutt]

Originally Posted by masraum

Bachelors in Psych is, I think, pretty useless. Masters might allow you to be a school guidance counselor. For Psych to be useful, you really need a PhD.

or an LPC, my ex had hers and billed $90/hr.

[cmccuist]

Feminine beauty is obviously subjective. We do know that the arbiters of this - Stevie Wonder, the late Helen Keller, and the late Ray Charles - can't seem to get it right. That's why the frog-mouthed Julia Roberts is a five-time People Magazine's world's most beautiful woman.

[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by cmccuist

Feminine beauty is obviously subjective. We do know that the arbiters of this - Stevie Wonder, the late Helen Keller, and the late Ray Charles - can't seem to get it right. That's why the frog-mouthed Julia Roberts is a five-time People Magazine's world's most beautiful woman.

100% agree



It sure is nice we all have different views on female beauty.



And I sure agree Julia Roberts is far from beautiful.

[masraum]

Originally Posted by flatbutt

or an LPC, my ex had hers and billed $90/hr.

Nice, so a Masters can get you a good job too.

[fintstone]

Pretty hit and miss from what I have seen.

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by speeder

Brinkley’s daughter ain’t going to win any beauty contests. Well, maybe in rural Ohio or wherever some of you guys live.

That's a bingo!

I did plenty of work in downtown Dallas and Montreal and I ain't blind.

The dealio with this girl is she has close to the (freakish?) extended torso and hips of her Mom and she is a long way from "plain" looking.

[pavulon]

Originally Posted by masraum

Nice, so a Masters can get you a good job too.

The right masters degrees do quite well. FWIW, I’ve heard an MBA isn’t much in demand lately...likely a supply and demand thing.

[Sooner or later]

Originally Posted by speeder

As for whether some woman is attractive, all I can say is, “good old internet.”

Brinkley’s daughter ain’t going to win any beauty contests. Well, maybe in rural Ohio or wherever some of you guys live. Not in New York, in fact she’d never make it in the door if not for her famous, (and boring looking), mother.

I was with some young folks the other night and one of them, a slightly cute girl, was telling a funny story about visiting home in small town PA. recently. She had to walk into a bar to use a restroom and got hit on 3 times between the door and the can. And she was with her dad and her brother! Alcohol is a wonderful thing.

“I’m a Pennsylvania 10!”, she exclaimed. Big laughter all around.

Naw. The rural PA guys recognize a 10 on the easy scale.

[masraum]

Originally Posted by pavulon

The right masters degrees do quite well. FWIW, I’ve heard an MBA isn’t much in demand lately...likely a supply and demand thing.

I was specifically talking about psychology degrees.

Bachelors in Psychology - not going to do much for you, at least, not specific to that degree
Masters in Psychology - guidance counselor and apparently, LPC
Doctorate in Psychology - shrink

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by fintstone

We apparently have vastly different tastes in women...and how we define vacuous. Unless the videos are some sort of act, neither would have been attractive enough to overcome their obvious faults (to me when I was their age)...and Faye seems the worse of the two with the crazy way of talking and the self mutilation. The other one (Sailor) just seems too self absorbed (and little wonder being the beautiful rich girl her entire life). She has potential and may well mature into a fabulous woman, but the mechanic will always seem a bit off her meds.

Everyone has different taste in women but there is only one definition for vacuous. You may want to study it to understand it better so you can use it correctly.

Vacuous
: emptied of or lacking content
: marked by lack of ideas or intelligence : stupid, inane
: devoid of serious occupation : idle

Start slowly first with pronunciation. Say it out loud so you can hear it. Then read the above definitions. If there any words in those three lines you don't understand, e.g. devoid, inane, serious, look those up on your own to get a full understanding of the definition of vacuous.

Once you are comfortable with the definition, move on to writing the word both in print and cursive. Practice 5 times each style. Then move on to using the word in a sentence. Here's an example: His posts on PPOT are typically wordy and vacuous, ironically using a lot of words to say nothing at all.

[fintstone]

Originally Posted by Shaun @ Tru6

Everyone has different taste in women but there is only one definition for vacuous. You may want to study it to understand it better so you can use it correctly.

Vacuous
: emptied of or lacking content
: marked by lack of ideas or intelligence : stupid, inane
: devoid of serious occupation : idle

Start slowly first with pronunciation. Say it out loud so you can hear it. Then read the above definitions. If there any words in those three lines you don't understand, e.g. devoid, inane, serious, look those up on your own to get a full understanding of the definition of vacuous.

Once you are comfortable with the definition, move on to writing the word both in print and cursive. Practice 5 times each style. Then move on to using the word in a sentence. Here's an example: His posts on PPOT are typically wordy and vacuous ironically using a lot of words to say nothing at all.

LOL. It was exactly what I meant. But you know that.

Glad I could teach you a new word. Too bad you had to go to the dictionary to get the meaning. You have probably heard it many times...and thought they were talking about you cleaning floors.

[Steve Carlton]

Originally Posted by Baz

"Silence is Golden."

But duct tape is silver.

[otto_kretschmer]

Originally Posted by fintstone

LOL. It was exactly what I meant. But you know that.

Glad I could teach you a new word. Too bad you had to go to the dictionary to get the meaning. You have probably heard it many times...and though they were talking about you cleaning floors.

Fint,

Both women have Instagram accounts so if you really think both are equally vacuous then maybe you should dig a little more

https://www.instagram.com/pistonsandpixiedust/

https://www.instagram.com/sailorbrinkleycook/

[otto_kretschmer]

had to look up that patch



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