Sex after 60? Do you mean…with someone?






Couldn’t resist. :-)

It dawned on me. I should capitalize from dating an attorney while I can.

I'm going to have myself declared legally young and sexy. lol

You mean Pro Bono?
Make sure you use protection. ;)

Sorry, I'm channeling my inner 13 year old.

Best
Les

Y'all crack me up. :)

Dear Penthouse forum: I was dating a lawyer but having very illegal thoughts ........... 😁

Any updates? Hopefully things are going well...

Update: Mr. Attorney cancelled two out of six dates, so I'm done. No, I'm not mad. Im too old for that. Plus, men are like trains. If you miss one, another will be along any minute.

Hopefully that might be this guy. He figured out where I live, and dropped by to show me his LS swapped 68 Camaro. (We're both Sarasota Camaro Club members.) Time will tell if he stopped by to show me his car, or to check me out.

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Sorry to hear about the attorney, maybe your no attorney rule was solid! My money is he was married- what town doesn’t have cell service, like when he was “out of town” and couldn’t call?

Good luck on this new fella- guys don’t just show up to show you their car.

Did you get a pic of his ‘68 Camaro ? I’ve got a ‘67 i am LS/6 speed swapping right now.

Some women might find that cool, others possibly creepy/concerning.

Agreed; however, he did it the right way. Like getting a dear to eat from your hand, he let me approach the last few feet. He simply road around the plaza in front of my house a couple times. I saw/heard his Camaro, figured he noticed my ZL1, and stepped outside. Then he stopped and we talked.

Contrast that to the dude who, without saying a word, followed me home from Home Depot thinking I'd just invite him in. That terrified me.

And unlike the proposed name of Panther, the made up name Camaro starts with 'C', as in Corvette, Corvair, and Caprice.

And a Cliff Clavin moment... GM's marketing launch for the 1967 Camaro included pop songs, and six women's dresses available in department stores. (That women might care how cars performed was still a silly notion.)

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Clavin!! Brilliant! They should have named it the “Clavin.”

So I can drive around the block until a woman comes out? I'm in for that. lol

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I miss my Camaro:D

The misogynist American-English phrase girls—or women—are like streetcars—or buses—: there’ll be another one right along, and its numerous variants, mean there will be many more romantic opportunities in the future. They are used in particular to console men disappointed in love.

https://wordhistories.net/2020/04/20/girls-are-like-streetcars/

Edit: Sugarwood, Would you kindly elaborate on how the entomology of this saying is relevant? I'm trying to avoid letting your prior responses to me taint how I'm processing your quoted post. I mean, at face value, you're restarting the obvious.

Etymology.

Entomology is bugs.

I like the name "Cougar", but I guess it was already taken by then. Lol. [emoji16]

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I could spend time deciding if it's a typo, or an autocorrect, issue. Truth is it doesn't entomology me enough to do so. :D

I tell people I'm a leopard. That's a cougar with age spots. Haha.

^^^Haha good one^^^ sounds like a fun game of connect the dots. [emoji1]

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I like these two kittens.

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Maybe he’s channeling Cliff Claben :D

GM’s early marketing of the Camaro seemed to try to appeal to women. The name itself sounds soft and non-aggressive - unlike Mustang, Cougar, Javelin, Firebird, etc. I had a girlfriend who had a first year Camaro that was 6 cylinder automatic and peach colored with a peach-theme paisley vinyl roof.

You would have loved it. :D:D

Honestly, I would like it. I think a paisley top would be a cool period feature. Unlike Chrysler, GM never offered mod-tops, but there was nothing stopping dealers from installing them.


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Or an incorrect usage of the word?

Joe Bob would avoid the batschit crazy redhead too!

Ford had pretty good success with the ladies when selling the '64 Mustang. The link between 70s female ideal and Mustang was illustrated in TV shows like The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Charlie's Angles. (Probably not an exhaustive list, nor even likely statistically significant with respect to reality vs. television fantasy, but that is a connection I recall from the period.) That GM would go after the same market, even with obtusely subtle conflations of femininity and a car in their advertising, should be a given. In the US it was Ford vs. GM, and serious money was on the line.

Years later, Ford took a subliminal hard turn into the ditch will the unfortunate naming of their new Probe.

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I'd never thought about it, but I suspect you're right. Not only is the Camaro song really bad, but it seems like the type of song people would think women enjoy.

Wait until I go to the next meeting and inform the guys they're driving girly cars. Haha

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Dixie, you are a gem. Never forget that

The first chord or two of the Camaro song had me thinking it was the Zombie's "She's not there", then it went very south. GM could have picked a catchier song but who knows what their budget was?

Cyrkle did Red Rubber Ball which is and awesome ditty.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxRfbJvjsN8&ab_channel=TheCyrkle-Topic

I have to admire the skills of this captioner. So many possibilities for what she's thinking.

Regarding marketing cars to women in the 1960s...

I think we need to remember that it wasn't until 1974 that a woman could open a bank account, or get a credit card, without written permission from her husband, father, or boss. And I bet a female getting a car loan was practically unheard of.

I'm sure the big three saw marketing to a group of people without direct access to money as unimportant.

Just get out there and have some fun.

1. IME there are always lots of quality ladies looking for a good man.
2. If she's interested she'll let you know.