LaLadyinTx

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And if I were single, and the woman was decently attractive, there would probably be a point where we got close enough and I would make a move, as would most hetero males.

My wife claims she had guy friends in HS and college where it was strictly platonic. Idk…Maybe for her, but I’m tempted to call bs on behalf of the guy. Seems like he was either a. Gay or b. Scared to make a move on her. My wife is interesting to me, but most women don’t have enough in common with the average hetero male for them to want to hang out with 24/7.

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Confirms every single thing that makes women think you all are dumbasses that think with the wrong head.

When I wrote my post, I didn't know they were at a couples resort. I see other later photos that do make me think cheating. The ones I saw first? Nope.

I maintain that women can be close friends with a man without cheating. Evidently it's not possible for men!

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Nothing I hate more a tribal is whispering for 10 minutes. It shouldn't be allowed and ruins tribal council

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I hate it too, but Jeff always talks on the podcasts like he loves it so much. I think he just hopes it brings drama and will change the vote.

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What did he do that ‘risked it all?’ Accepted her hug, while awkwardly turning his head?

I’ve laid out what the story is, if you see all that and think this is acceptable married behavior god bless and good luck.

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Y'all trust your spouses that little?

I've traveled a lot for business. I've traveled a lot with men I worked with and been very good friends with them. Gone to dinner, gone to the bar, even been at a pool during a conference. Did not cheat. Never even came close. It doesn't mean anything. Was she on a business trip there? Do we know if she was?

The is nothing in the photos that screams cheating. I wonder if you wouldn't trust your wives because of what you think you'd do? It's absolutely possible to be good friends with the opposite sex and not cheat.

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Other than tshirts I don’t get buying clothes online. I’d assume you’d want to see it, feel it, make sure it fits etc

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You just order 5 different dresses/sweaters, whatever from Amazon, try them on and figure out which 1-2 you want that fit. You return the rest to Kohls. This is the way most women shop Amazon for clothes.

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I've passed by LTI in Monroe. It looks grim now. I can only imagine what it was like then. It has a cool looking art deco front gate though.

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It was a really good place. My great uncle was over LTI for a lot of years in the 50s-70s. Although I'm sure it didn't turn all the lives around, they made the young men who went there work and study and had athletics as well. They grew all the food they ate, raised farm animals, etc. It definitely changed a lot of lives. If some of our current misguided youth were out of their environment and made to work hard, it might change some things.

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28 runs since the bottom of the 5th on Saturday

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That’s an under we all would have bet on Saturday morning.

WTF! Barista boy for 3 up and 3 down!

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The show does real medical drama so well, it doesn't need a big distracting factor to reduce to Gray's Anatomy level. I hated the mass casualty event last season it suspended disbelief. There's enough interesting shite to go wrong without a cyber terror attack.

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Agree with this, except I know multiple hospitals that have had cyber attacks. Things I hear about...the man that was loading cows and got messed up with the trailer and the cow...the homeless person that was high (there are TONS of these) and fell off a 10 foot retaining wall, the illegal that was hurt at work badly, the woman (true story) arrested at the hospital because she wrecked her car (high?) and killed one of her kids and put the other in the hospital. These stories happen every single day at a big trauma center. I've said it lots, but illegals and homeless are a disproportionate share of patients as are the very poor. The man having trouble getting dialysis...100% normal. There are actually homeless who use the ER as their dialysis provider. They can't be turned away. What y'all see as woke or crazy wanders into trauma centers every day all over the USA. For those that think the demographic of the criminals, homeless, and crazy at The Pitt is too white...look at the demographics of their city.

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Jay Clark is an elite gymnastics coach.

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Agreed! I was coming here to add that one.

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Apparently he had a meeting with Altuve and Diaz who advised that patience at the plate will not be tolerated

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And I thought Altuve had improved because he didn't swing at the very first pitch in the 1st. :lol: