Hektore

This past weekend I had a wedding to go to. My wife, as a bridesmaid, was already there. I'm walking to my car, dressed to nines, when one of local college girls passes me, walking the opposite direction. Kind of cute young lady; athletic build; shoulder length, dirty blonde hair; brilliant green eyes. She says 'Hello' and gives me one of those smiles. You know the ones I'm talking about. I politely reply and continue on my way to my car, felling pretty good about myself. Right when the radio kicks on the station is just coming back from commercial and song that begins to play is ZZ Top's "Sharp Dressed Man".



So tell me TFP, how is your life just like the movies?

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snowy

The title made me think about the Halloween party we had last night and how it WASN'T like the movies; in the movies, I would've been cool with total strangers showing up at my party. In real life, I was irritated.

I have hosted parties in the past that were like awesome parties out of the movies where I didn't care who came in the door and drank my beer, but at the time I had roommates and often chalked up the strangers to being friends of roommates or whatever. But I'm older now, and furnishing minors comes with a hefty fine, so I like to know who is consuming the alcohol present in my house.

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dlish

ive been shortlisted as an extra for the new Mission Impossible 3 movie due to start shooting in a few weeks.

i guess ill see you guys on the silver screen huh?

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