is it impolite to ask a girl to take her shoes off before "getting busy" in the back of a mercedes? - Page 2

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This is the second time i have been referred to as Grasshopper what am i missing here?

Wow. That's deep. I guess that's why you get the gold stars?

Yeah, Kung Fu was before your time. You've never watched the reruns?

Not of Kung Fu. More of Gilligan's Island man myself and Andy Griffith among others cant for get I Love Lucy.

I catch a few of the classics every week as time permits. The good thing about the old ones is you don't have to watch every episode. You won't miss anything. I don't know why they don't show Kung Fu reruns. Must be some legal hassles or large egos preventing it.

I thought TBS or TNT used too but that might have been a while back. I mean i know what the show is just never watched it thats y i didnt understand grasshopper. Another good older show was Let's Make a Deal.

Grasshopper was a nickname for the main character, Kwai Chang Caine. It was given to him by Master Po, another character who was a teacher/monk in the Shaolin temple, while he was young and studying there. It's used today as a mostly endearing moniker for someone who is young and learning. You should feel honored.

Let's Make A Deal? Are you serious?

i have been watching "kung fu" since it was shown in series. i never miss any of the episode.

he (david carradine) got this special powder which can turn water into liquor.

I used to watched it all the time. It was the biggest show on TV when it came out... like Star Trek and Lost In Space.

When I was 16-17 i always watched Let's Make a Deal on the Game Show Network. I really liked it. But then again i also like the price is right. I am going to start a new thread.

you have missed lots of classic tv series shown only 30 years ago.

most probably they are on the back shelf of studios now.

those were the days when colored tv is just a fantasy for us. all was black and white, but very clear.

Since I am female...I guess I could be the best one to answer this for you...even though the men on here answered it pretty well themselves. I would personally be offended if someone asked me to take my shoes off before getting into their car unless my shoes were:

A.) Wet
B.) Muddy
C.) Covered in something I stepped in like dog poop or vomit or whatever other repulsive thing you can think of.

You asking your g/f to take off her shoes is like saying "Babe, I care WAY more about this car than I do about you." I know that's not your intention or anything, but that's how your average woman would take that.

Well I'm glad to see a female place an definate answer on it.

I'm here to help. I'm known as "The Shrink" on one of the other forums I frequent.

All bartenders are shrinks. Or, all shrinks are bartenders. One of the two.

I always thought of them as pharmacists.

They major in chems and minor in psych.

Hey my major is in chem.

Maybe a Psychiatrist. A head shrinker with a "prescription pad".

Haha...sweet...I have a new job title.

slk320chick is right. about a b and c.

most women would be offended. i however would understand...

1. i know how long it takes to detail a car and no one wants to see all their hard work be undone.

2. i want it to last a really long time.

3. i take my shoes off when i enter someone else's home.

4. i spend a lot of time in my car and i don't want to spend all my time recleaning it.

just my 2 cents.

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i want it to last a really long time.

Me, too. The longer the better.

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i take my shoes off when i enter someone else's home.

I only see Japanese people and construction contractors take their shoes off before entering a house.

i am not either one.

just respectful of other ppl's stuff

I'll bet BikerDrew always goes shoeless into some else's house. Not sure about his own, though.