Red6Rdr said:How did you remember exactly what she said?
Feanor said:Well, fantastic to me, I've been married a long time, but probably "amusing" to most others who get to "hit it" with regularity... and though not vain at all, people tell me I do not look my age of which she is a little more than half of.
I realize that the bike did "something" or at least triggered something with her. My guess as an armchair psychologist is warm memories of the past in childhood and fun, wistful memories of the past in college...
Yesterday afternoon I was getting my Astar jacket on and she was walking by and came into my office and helped with the collar, and zipped up one of the wrists...
Is that a bad, "Turn back now... quickly" sign?
I found it disturbing because she just walked in, did it, smiled, and walked out without saying a word...
Feanor

Feanor said:Hell, I remember her blouse, skirt, earrings, shoes, necklace AND watch! Even that her wristwatch was 10 minutes slow, and this little whisp of her brunette hair that lighted across her right upper cheek that mesmerized me since her hair was otherwise perfect. It hinted of erotic disarray... She had a nervous habit of running the tips of her index and forefinger lightly across the fabric of her blouse near her left collarbone (perhaps an old injury) a small mole on the right side at the nape of her neck and a single silver ring on the pinky of her right hand that resembled a serpent of some kind...
2003r6 said:youre soooo in. Yeah women love bikes.
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Theres just somehting that women find attractive about a man who rides.

Feanor said:this little whisp of her brunette hair that lighted across her right upper cheek that mesmerized me since her hair was otherwise perfect. It hinted of erotic disarray...
THIS is a riot of a thread!! Erotic disarray.....lol...thats just the best
her and maybe give her the 