I was at mall-mart a little while ago and I had decided to put my hair in a ponytail, since it had just gotten long enough to look decent.  Anyhow I had just left the restrooms with my daughter and I walked past these guys and I heard one of them say "check out that a$$" to the other.  I smiled and kept walking as I knew there were no other women around.  That's the first time I had heard anything like that.  I wouldn't normally post something like this, but I thought it a nice "first".

Melissa

WOO-HOO!!



Karen (...not THAT far along yet (dammit...))

Oh you young kids.

I get "do you need help with this maam" or do you want to look at the senior menu. You know you can get a discount on tuesday, that is seniors day maam. Melissa, you go girl and keep them at bay.
Love Sheila

Awesome, Melissa. I'm still waiting to have a chick check me out like that (though they're not usually that vocal about it!). Right on.

Rafe

Right on Melissa!!! It's great to hear about all of the 1st that you're having with your RLT. I'm glad that it's going so well.

Did you daughter know what was going on? (i'm not sure how old she is)

And Rafe, unfortunately woman are very rarely vocal when they're checking guys out, it's more of the whisper and giggle routine when in packs... I have recently been informed that that is how they travel and hunt. So watch for the little things man.

    Tino

That is the best thing Mellisa! I'm happy for you.



   Tino,

    I had my ass grabbed before. That was years ago, though I have found women in California more forward that thoser in the mid-west.


                                      Marco

Thanks everyone.  I have been experiencing so many firsts lately.  It's wonderful.

Quote from: Sheila on July 15, 2006, 09:38:55 PM
I get "do you need help with this maam" or do you want to look at the senior menu. You know you can get a discount on tuesday, that is seniors day maam. Melissa, you go girl and keep them at bay.
Love Sheila

I get "do you need help with this maam" a lot myself.

Quote from: wolfie on July 16, 2006, 09:42:53 AM
Did you daughter know what was going on? (i'm not sure how old she is)

No she didn't.  She's 4 years old.  She ran way ahead of me before it happened.

Melissa