The "What Are You Doing This Moment" Thread

I'm listening to some retarded slam in FLAC, tomorrow I'm going to a protest where, hopefully more than 200000 other citizens will join me, and then I'm going to a modern opera about taking a tram.
 
i'm online in the place that won't let you bring in food
so I've got my brand-new girlfriend sitting out in the courtyard watching all the food we collected over the weekend
Fort Worth has shit-ton of free food on Saturday
here, we call Saturday "tramp day"
the free-food is mostly junk-food/greasy food
including a lot of chick-fil-a and and a lot of pizza
 
my lineup for the next few days ...

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I was searching for an old HBB classic to add to my sig and stumbled across this gem:

I used to always wear cargo pants, and I remember the first time I wore rather tight pants to work, a MILFy peer stared at my crotch for a good two seconds, distracted while talking. Not that my flaccid penis or scrotum are worth bragging about or particularly noticeable, but it was kind of an ah-ha moment as to why cargo pants are considered unfashionable.

(That or the natural bagginess of my old pants provided the illusion of a bulge, and she was shocked to not find the slightest contour in my new pants.)

On a related note, I've gotten better at maintaining erections while photographing myself nude, and have figured out better angles for emphasizing my junk. Not worth bragging about erect either, but I always had this seed of doubt when people would say "Oh, it may look big but it's just the angle" because it seemed like I could never find the right angle, but now I feel pretty confident that I could deceive lonely middle aged homosexuals if I ever decided to start camming on xhamster.

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Pretty good 4th yesterday. Brother, his wife and 4yr old nephew came home from Texas.
Family came over to my house and got in the pool. Also grilled hot dogs, brats, pork steaks, and corn.
Awesome greek salad. Veggies. And a strawberry dessert thing.
After the late lunch we went to my parents and had a late dinner. Hamburgers and shit. Success!
 
I used to always wear cargo pants, and I remember the first time I wore rather tight pants to work, a MILFy peer stared at my crotch for a good two seconds, distracted while talking. Not that my flaccid penis or scrotum are worth bragging about or particularly noticeable, but it was kind of an ah-ha moment as to why cargo pants are considered unfashionable.

(That or the natural bagginess of my old pants provided the illusion of a bulge, and she was shocked to not find the slightest contour in my new pants.)

On a related note, I've gotten better at maintaining erections while photographing myself nude, and have figured out better angles for emphasizing my junk. Not worth bragging about erect either, but I always had this seed of doubt when people would say "Oh, it may look big but it's just the angle" because it seemed like I could never find the right angle, but now I feel pretty confident that I could deceive lonely middle aged homosexuals if I ever decided to start camming on xhamster.

this is fucking hilarious
 
hey @Slammed, so we just lost a pack member(and my best friend of 13 years), and my other dog is completely devastated. She's not eating, drinking water, paying any attention to me. Shes going and laying in weird places and facing the walls. She was with him since she got here almost 12 years ago :(. I remember you saying you've had a lot of doggies so i thought i'd ask for some advice.

Everyone is taking it hard. That dog was a huge part of my life and was with me through some of the my hardest times. He was more than a best friend tbh. He truly was a part of me, a part that's gone now.
 
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@TechnicalBarbarity Sorry for your loss man.
Just like most people fur friends attach themselves to people are other furies. There is no magic solution to grief in other pets just like their is no single solution in humans.
The points brought up in the first link old country posted are quite good and definitely worth looking at.
Like humans, animals are all different, text books don't always explain them but they can help. The thing is you know your dog and you know her behaviour, what you're seeing is real and there is nothing wrong with it but it does pay to keep an eye on what is happening so you know when/if it's time to step in. The dog was a big part of your life but he was also a big part of her life she needs to grieve so let her, but keep an eye on her. Moping around and being a bit off food is common, don't force yourself on her but let her know you are there. If she growls at you when you pat her or get close you might need to seek help, same as if she's eating and drinking absolutely nothing, but otherwise watch her, let her know you are there for her and hopefully she'll come around.
 
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