Whatever. Miley is so savvy it's ridiculous. She is totally in charge as the product manager of herself. She may not be a great artist, and she may make a lot of mistakes, but I think they're hers. I enjoy good honest mistakes.Miley on the other hand...
Swift is damn good at making catchy songs, especially considering that she's one of the few pop megastars that actually writes her own material. She's quite talented- most people need teams of writers to sell like she does.
Miley on the other hand...
Not up to my standards, by a long shot. I don't hold her success against her. 200 years from now, no one will remember her. I mean I guess if it pays more than writing commercial jingles, why not? Wouldn't spend a buck on any of her works that I have heard--mp3 or otherwise. I detest a lot of popish crap though. A starving, true artist that stays true to the craft--a very rare find today.
Possibly glorified bubble-gum music. Selling--her hooks and such is the measure there...not mine.
Yea, I said I give TS more props that Miley.
Blank Space. That song is evil genius. We all know THAT girl.
I know I am going to pizz off the Taylor Swift people, but something about her seems like she could be an alien. LOL. I think I am biased b/c I don't tend think she has great vocal ability--and her song-writing is (no comment). I mean she is attractive, but somehow I could be persuaded to think that she landed here from another planet. LOL.
Sorry Taylor Swift fans. I am sure she is a wonderful person.
LOL Let the hate begin. If it helps, I feel even less for the abilities of Miley Cyrus--but I think she's out there b/c she's a big more desperate.
Swift is damn good at making catchy songs, especially considering that she's one of the few pop megastars that actually writes her own material. She's quite talented- most people need teams of writers to sell like she does.
Miley on the other hand...
I hope you'll be in my class
maybe it wasn't meant at you?^ jealous no. Thanks for the youngster though--especially in a cougar thread.
maybe it wasn't meant at you?
if not the youngster.
That 76-year-old lady is a trip.
I'd think of it this way: if you care so much about what other people think, what are you doing here in the first place? Stay put in your safe, boring life and forget about medical school. That's what most people your age are doing. Anyone who does anything outside the ordinary is going to catch some flack for it from people who can't conceive of another way of looking at things.
I'm going to be retired at age 43, and a big, John Goodman-inspired F-U to anyone who doesn't like it. (Note: video not safe for kids or work.)
Everyone has their vices. At least I am not a shoe-0-holic or compelled to only have Coach and such handbags.
Heh, I don't have a handbag at all. I do, however, generally wear shoes whenever I leave my home, although no one has ever explicitly told me that I must wear them besides the gym and a few restaurants that insist on shoe usage by patrons. It has nothing to do with vanity though; I don't want to step in my bare feet on anything sharp outside, or in anything icky on the floor of the hospital inside. Not all social conventions are bad in all circumstances.Q, just LOL. What's to say after that? PS. At first glance, I didn't even notice it was John Goodman. Nothing wrong with being free to do whatever you want at 43!
About the care what people think part--that goes only so far with me, but one of my faults has been not the greatest amount but a fair enough amount of vanity. More like many something closer to the level of Elizabeth Bennet's in Pride and Prejudice, but would be better to be more like that of Bronte's Jane Eyre character. Everyone has their vices. At least I am not a shoe-0-holic or compelled to only have Coach and such handbags.
Heh, I don't have a handbag at all. I do, however, generally wear shoes whenever I leave my home, although no one has ever explicitly told me that I must wear them besides the gym and a few restaurants that insist on shoe usage by patrons. It has nothing to do with vanity though; I don't want to step in my bare feet on anything sharp outside, or in anything icky on the floor of the hospital inside. Not all social conventions are bad in all circumstances.
Getting back to the topic at hand, I don't think I'm cut out to be a cougar, at least not right now. It's easy to romanticize what it's like to be college-aged when you're a couple of decades out from that time yourself, but the angst of adolescence is hardly a romantic come-on. Maybe when I'm sixty, a forty-year-old would be ok. But by then, I'll probably think that 40-year-olds have too much angst to be worth the trouble.
I had to google them since I'd never heard of either. So basically they're both synonyms for the male version of a cougar, as is a trout, but only if they're looking for younger women. (According to the site I looked at, a gay manther is called a chickenhawk.) What do you call the female version of a "cub"?
So, are you shooting for 2o something youngsters or 80 year old papas/mamas--preferably with massive net worth?
sugar baby http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sugar+baby
I didn't start premed pre-reqs UNTIL I was 43 
I will never retire and apparently, will never marry.
Never say never Ab2b. Sometimes babysitting can get comfortable. LOL. The 70+ lady in the video was a piece of work--saying she doesn't meet the families...LOL.Oh boy.
Now at "north of 48" I could see myself dating a younger guy... maybe. As long as he fit the #1-10 between @Eccesignum and I.
Meanwhile, if you find yourself with an old crone spectating as a cougar, drooling over the very smart guy, remember this:
I'm so thankful for my son as unplanned as he was... he's my light and my world; unless he's coming home at 1 AM, shoving doors shut, opening the fridge door, and waking me up.
