Post-nut guilt

[njlefty]

A rookie mistake made by a seasoned veteran.

Maybe we should all place our flush wallets in our hats so it can influence our big head instead of in our pockets where it influences our little head.

I typically take the 1 hr session and if all is going well, ask for additional time.

Very much true. I think because I had just won $700 I rationalized my expenditure. And she made every effort with friendly back and forth via e mail to close the deal on the two hour session. Lesson learned.

The only thing I enjoyed about that session was that she had a bottle of chilled Grey Goose in the room fridge.

 

[8nitsuj23]

Similar to njlefty, I only get post nut regret in the form of buyers remorse for new providers that suck

There’s been a time when I was getting to know a Gfe provider and did bbfs with just the tip for a quick few. Don’t think there was too much regret or panic there though. (Maybe because it was obvious the provider took care of herself??)

But, almost every time I dfk a provider I regret it immediately after and stop by a cvs and get my own travel sized mouth wash to use right then and then rush home to brush my teeth and shower

 

[Mara_massage]

BTW this is where it gets very different in our world 2019! Soon there will be robots. Yes they will initially cost allot. This robot even though she satisfies all your needs is just a machine. Not human in any way. Believe it! How will you deal with it??

Resisting the robotics revolution,

https://www.minnpost.com/community-...GOknVL9JBfm-FimYZ7mhuNsh-bA2Z5oXGY-9-WNaGTfK8
https://www.minnpost.com/community-voices/2015/10/self-delusion-and-self-driving-car/?
fbclid=IwAR2pRojIYYbnxJiztCwBSvDe-A9CQFGMZm0aqIJ43hSInOFz_6xgl5XK2ng

Driving is FUN,good for jobs and things have glitches and taking into the UBIQUITY of hacking possibilities
,so self-driving is the ultimate CONFLUENCE of LAZINESS and SHORT-SIGHTED STUPIDITY. (My words here.)

https://www.minnpost.com/community-...GOknVL9JBfm-FimYZ7mhuNsh-bA2Z5oXGY-9-WNaGTfK8

https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/artificial-unintelligence

https://www.christianwolmar.co.uk/2...hype-must-be-countered-or-lives-will-be-lost/

http://www.christianwolmar.co.uk/2018/06/why-driverless-car-wont-work/

Moreover, ‘driverless’ cars have been suffering more than their fair share of accidents. Wired reported this week that there had been 49 accidents involving self-driving cars this year in California, the only state which thoroughly is monitoring these safety incidents. While some of these were trivial, more than half – 28 – involved rear end shunts which it is assumed are caused because of the quirky driving technique of these vehicles. It is unknown how many incidents have occurred elsewhere because other states, like Arizona, where a woman was illed by an autonomously driven Uber vehicle, do not list them because of their desire to attract companies involved in this technology.

https://theoutline.com/post/5964/the-self-driving-car-that-will-never-arrive?zd=1&zi=thjzbv4v

 

[Mara_massage]

They understand the basic needs of men.

If a company provided unlimited sex, men would no longer give a shit about anything else.

If a pole was conducted for males and it asked pick one

sex is a human right
health insurance is a human right

which one would win that pole?

 

[AutomaticSlim]

Resisting the robotics revolution,

Moreover, ‘driverless’ cars have been suffering more than their fair share of accidents. Wired reported this week that there had been 49 accidents involving self-driving cars this year in California, the only state which thoroughly is monitoring these safety incidents. While some of these were trivial, more than half – 28 – involved rear end shunts which it is assumed are caused because of the quirky driving technique of these vehicles. It is unknown how many incidents have occurred elsewhere because other states, like Arizona, where a woman was illed by an autonomously driven Uber vehicle, do not list them because of their desire to attract companies involved in this technology.

https://theoutline.com/post/5964/the-self-driving-car-that-will-never-arrive?zd=1&zi=thjzbv4v

I was at first against self driving cars, but now I eagerly await them.
I currently limit myself to one drink when I am driving. And certainly not a strong one -- a wine or beer.
The thought of being able to go out to a great restaurant or lounge and get bombed without having to worry about driving/DUI coming back is very enticing.

 

[Slimm]

I gave up my health insurance last year.
An extra $729/month to party with.
There's my vote right there.

And that gives you an incentive to stay in good shape. It's a win-win.

Actually, something occurred to me just as I went to click "post reply". Do you still have your appendix?

 

[AutomaticSlim]

And that gives you an incentive to stay in good shape. It's a win-win.

Actually, something occurred to me just as I went to click "post reply". Do you still have your appendix?

Yes. I've never had any surgery, tbh.

 

[Slimm]

Yes. I've never had any surgery, tbh.

A random thing like an appendicitis can fuck up everything. It says online that there are some ways we can decrease the likelihood of it, but for the most part it has nothing to do with your general health.

I didn't want to give you something negative to think about, but it's the one thing that crossed my mind when you mentioned giving up your health insurance.

 

[AutomaticSlim]

A random thing like an appendicitis can fuck up everything. It says online that there are some ways we can decrease the likelihood of it, but for the most part it has nothing to do with your general health.

I didn't want to give you something negative to think about, but it's the one thing that crossed my mind when you mentioned giving up your health insurance.

I will be looking for cheap insurance this fall. Hopefully something under 400 per month.

 

[Srhsrh]

I was at first against self driving cars, but now I eagerly await them.
I currently limit myself to one drink when I am driving. And certainly not a strong one -- a wine or beer.
The thought of being able to go out to a great restaurant or lounge and get bombed without having to worry about driving/DUI coming back is very enticing.

Not to advocate getting bombed, but I don’t understand why you’d just Uber if you’re drinking. I’m guessing anyway that at least at first, they’ll make the driver partially responsible if the auto driving car makes a mistake.

Many other countries like Korea and China have booming business with supplying drivers to take an inebriated driver and his car home. The guy or girl shows up on a bike or via public transportation and just takes you home. In big cities, it works great. It seems a better solution than buying all this tech that will fail, and will be hacked.

Besides, you said before you drove ancient cars right? You’ll get the tech in 25 years.

 

[AutomaticSlim]

Not to advocate getting bombed, but I don’t understand why you’d just Uber if you’re drinking. I’m guessing anyway that at least at first, they’ll make the driver partially responsible if the auto driving car makes a mistake.

Many other countries like Korea and China have booming business with supplying drivers to take an inebriated driver and his car home. The guy or girl shows up on a bike or via public transportation and just takes you home. In big cities, it works great. It seems a better solution than buying all this tech that will fail, and will be hacked.

Besides, you said before you drove ancient cars right? You’ll get the tech in 25 years.

Yes. Old cars and cheap booze.

I've only used Uber once. I should try it more. Vut to he honest, if I drink "out", it is usually in Manhattan and I take the train home. Alwats wondered how much suburban nightlife I.miss out on...

 

[Srhsrh]

Yes. Old cars and cheap booze.

I've only used Uber once. I should try it more. Vut to he honest, if I drink "out", it is usually in Manhattan and I take the train home. Alwats wondered how much suburban nightlife I.miss out on...

In my experience, it’s not as much fun, but vastly cheaper. In a few rounds you can make up the cost of a Uber back in. But if you’re looking for those hot twenty somethings, they’re all in the city trying to pick up a rich broker. The only advantage in suburbia is the sports bars are much better.