GammaGlobulin

Yes. Asian women, Age 40, are the very best. Try it. Become a true believer.

Looking back among my fond memories of all the wonderful women I have known in East Asia, and filtering them by age groups, I can only say that the "39 to 43" age group was the best I had ever had. For one thing, women of this age have, in most cases, already reached the stage when their children are almost off to college. And this is also the time when, in my opinion, Asian women become most attractive. Also, at this developmental stage in their lives, many women are exceedingly ripe. In most cases, due to almost perfectly tuned hormonal balances, at this stage, the majority of women in this age group are both very attractive, as well as being exceedingly ready for love. Now look. What I am saying is that a woman of 40 can easily have a body of a woman of a much younger age. And, her skin is almost the same. Most importantly, she responds even more quickly than you might imagine, with just the touch of your finger. I think you know what I mean. Think springtime. What I am telling you guys is that you need not seek out, and compete for, the young things when there are so many beautiful women of age 40 who are even better. That's right! Please do not be fooled. Women of age 40 are the very best you will ever find here. I can guarantee that they are. For one thing, you will not need to worry about your girl being dissatisfied with your performance, or her stepping out. I know most of you are worried about this. And so, I just wanted to suggest that you step up one or two decades to age 40, or even 45. If you do, then you will be happier, without doubt. Regards, Gamma Note: Also, let me put it this way... When I was 17, I was attracted to a woman who was 50. And, when I was 30, I was in love with a woman who was 41. Age does not matter much. Love is a product of the brain, mostly. Although, if one were truthful, then one also would admit that the beauty of the region between the legs is the sweetest spot imaginable. I love it.

What some are saying, is that you should not dress like Brian...

Sorry, but...too disgusting for words.

As a few writers have posted above... Don't wear cargo shorts with uncut toenails, and shirts without collars, showing hairy armpits. Do you really want to present yourself in such a disgusting way? If you do... Then, why?

W. Somerset Maugham was a great writer who loved to wear a tie in S.E. Asia... If he can, then anyone can.

By the way... Edward G. Robinson attended City College, not the same school as Herman Wouk, maybe. Herman Wouk graduated at age 19 from Columbia University with a BA. Wouk looks rather spiffy in this photo, one might correctly state.

All that I am saying is: How many of you guys wear garters? I once wore black silk socks with garters. How many of you can say the same? And so, if you really want to dress well, then please take a fashion tip from our great and learned friend, Edward G. Robinson. Edward G. Robinson was not a ninny, in any way. He was a learned person with amazing fashion sense.

OK, can you please wait a minute, please?: Have you ever watched this great flick, "The Woman in the Window", 1944. I know you know Fritz Lang. But, what do you know about Fritz Lang? Well, if you watch his films, then you will realize he loves protruding teets. I have watched all of Fritz Lang's films, and they all have protruding teets, sorry to say. Another reason I love Fritz Lang's films is because, he was a genius. Sure, you can watch M Or, you can watch Metropolis. But, the really important contribution of Fritz Lang was his contribution to Fashion and Titts. If you do not believe me, then just watch his films with his amazing Tittts on screen. Also, I do not know about you, but I truly love Black and White films. During this difficult time of the virus, I really do hope that you will take advantage of your ability to freely use YOUTUBE to watch some amazing films, in black and white, produced during the 1930s and 1940s. Many of these films were based on good writing. And, many were based on books, or plays. Up to you, of course. ================ The legacy of the 1930s Hollywood is still paying off, in a big way. I am grateful. Maybe, you, too.

Well, OK, but I do recall my girlfriend from Hong Kong, with her Hong Kong slacks, and suits, all expensive silk, as well as other not-cheap textiles. Anyway, my GF was quite stunning from her head to her toes. And, her sheer slacks were always tight fitting. I often mentioned to her that her choice of clothing was too revealing down there, and she would blush. I mean, her expensive slacks were so expensive that she might have been wearing nothing at all. Almost all parts of her anatomy were easily seen by anyone who might gase at the point between her legs. So, anyway, no matter whether you dress to the right or dress to the left, you can be sure that girls will be looking at this, which I do not mind. Also, have you ever wondered why women love visiting the horse stables? I mean, it is not to rake the hay, or muck the stalls. Most women love to visit the barn in order to wait for the erections of the stallions, in the horse stalls, when they occur. But, in my opinion, horse erections are mostly long and fairly droopy, and not steely enough as you might wish them to be. Why? Why are erections less hard, the longer the member? Well, simply due to lack of blood pressure. If one had enough blood pressure, then one could cause an erection which could be hard enough to chisel through granite. Do you recall Scarlett O'Hara in Gone with the Wind? I would not dress up for her. But, I love Gable's cravat. Much of Hollywood is about fashion. And, about dreaming. Clark Gable was a handsome dude, for sure.

You know.... I have always thought that, for girls who visit their tailor to buy a suit, there is never the needless question about whether they might dress on the right or the left. Most girls I know part in the middle. Life is simpler when visiting the tailor, for girls, when having a suit made. Although, a bridal-gown fitting is much more complicated. I love a woman in a suit and tie, with tight pants, riding way up high. I am unable to find an image of a woman garbed this way...suit and tie, and tight pants riding way up high. Ho hum... I always check out the way they dress, right or left, or middle part, first, before I talk to them.

Just a matter of taste. (no worries, if you prefer sarcasm)

NATIONALISM is ironical in that rampant nationalism destroys the nation. Is this an example that might be helpful...? The irony is in the fact that, for example, in Germany, under Hitler, the Germans were striving to rebuild a nation, but destroyed their nation, in the process. Nationalism is irony, in most cases, since it invariably destroys what it purports to be seeking. Total irony. So, this is my best example.

Nice

Tanglewood, too. JS Bach will always rule, not only at Tanglewood, but also throughout history. No composer will ever best Bach. So solly.

Tanglewood is a music venue in the towns of Lenox and Stockbridge in the Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts. It has been the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra since 1937. Tanglewood is also home to three music schools: the Tanglewood Music Center, Days in the Arts and the Boston University Tanglewood Institute. Besides classical music, Tanglewood hosts the Festival of Contemporary Music, jazz and popular artists, concerts, and frequent appearances by James Taylor, John Williams, and the Boston Pops. Santana Mozart All the same to me. Maybe you will visit Tanglewood...someday. Music is music.

Fifty years. Sounds like yesterday.

Gumbo shrimp, anyone?

Lest we never forget that magic women are miraculous and troublesome. Black magic woman... Magic black woman... Same, same?

Maybe never. Maybe I was wrong. Maybe you are right. Take care.

Sarcasm is the use of irony to mock or convey contempt. Not so good. However, irony can be used, and is used, in many positive ways to provoke change for the better. Irony and sarcasm are opposing forces.

There is great irony in American Football, and especially in Pro Football. The irony is that attention is being diverted away from what is important. Or, can you not understand the irony of this. If not, then this, too, is ironical.