Whose men are hotter Jess's or Roland's??

[Lumière]

LOL, Louise ..

I came when the poll was closed too, but I am voting in my comment.. LOL.

[Sheriff Roland]

You two are hysterical ...

aren't we though

... because size matters!
Size of the threads, yes, and all the hunks he has been posting here forever. 

told ya so! 

Size (of the the threads) DOES count!

[louisev]

flotsam?

You only need one man, Jess.  HUGH.

[Sheriff Roland]

I'll have ya know (as anyone can tell by lookin) that the boys I post on all ma threads are choice boys - selected over the years efr their high quality. Obviously the size a the pic isn't even a consideration ta little miss newbie. Naw I'm proud a my considerable contributions both in quantity, quality, choice of models, and size a pics. Can't say that little ol jess can say the same

BTW, anyone have any idea what flotsam means?

[David In Indy]

I'll have ya know (as anyone can tell by lookin) that the boys I post on all ma threads are choice boys - selected over the years efr their high quality. Obviously the size a the pic isn't even a consideration ta little miss newbie. Naw I'm proud a my considerable contributions both in quantity, quality, choice of models, and size a pics. Can't say that little ol jess can say the same

I know Roland. And I felt terrible about voting against you; especially on your birthday. But I have a thing about cute marines laying on their backs and writing my name in the sand.

BTW, anyone have any idea what flotsam means?

Don't know. But somehow I felt insulted when I read it. 

 

[Scott6373]

Unfortunately, I didn't see the poll in time to vote, but I would have voted for Roland's...it takes a man to pick out a man for a man.  Hehehehehehehe

[dot-matrix]

American Heritage Dictionary - Cite This Source flot·sam (fltsm)  Pronunciation Key   
n.

1.Wreckage or cargo that remains afloat after a ship has sunk.
2.Floating refuse or debris.
3.Discarded odds and ends.
4.Vagrant, usually destitute people.


[Anglo-Norman floteson, from Old French floter, to float, of Germanic origin. See pleu- in Indo-European Roots.]
 
Usage Note: In maritime law, flotsam applies to wreckage or cargo left floating on the sea after a shipwreck. Jetsam applies to cargo or equipment thrown overboard from a ship in distress and either sunk or washed ashore. The common phrase flotsam and jetsam is now used loosely to describe any objects found floating or washed ashore.


Sorry guys couldn't resist  and yes I voted for each of you bercause it let me!

[JT]

I'm WAY too late to vote, but I'm leaning toward Roland's because he has a thread on just cowboys, and you know how I feel about them cowboys.  It is most difficult to choose bwtween you two because you both have goodlooking men in your threads.