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Post by Astroruss on Feb 22, 2008 1:57:47 GMT -5
I had to laugh when I read that just shows that people really are the same all this talk of maturity is nonsense and you are telling him to be a man and walk away after publicly insulting him and telling him that talking back will get him banned? some mod you are My God! You are absolutely right! How petty of me! Carboncopy, i apologize for calling you a jerk when i should have said it behind your back. And Lsdima, thank you Thank You! For setting the record straight with me and shown me the error of my ways!!!  All bow before before the great and all wise Mr. Niceperson Lsdima!!!! I could hug you, you know that? Man, you really should work for Divorce Court! You are so wise and thoughtful that i'm sure you could convince all those couples to mend their ways and get back together!!!! Judge Wapner should hire you to be his stenographer right away!!!!!  What do you say, everyone? Let's all go MrNice Lsdima and hug him! It'll be fun! He deserves it! |
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Post by annaa on Feb 22, 2008 6:56:14 GMT -5
...What do you say, everyone? Let's all go MrNice Lsdima and hug him! It'll be fun! He deserves it! Devilish as it is.. let's do it. We all know that's what he really wants.  *hugs!* |
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Post by MrNice on Feb 22, 2008 8:03:47 GMT -5
better yet, you can call on the same day
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Post by Richard Cunningham on Feb 22, 2008 8:12:59 GMT -5
All right, i'll steer this thread back to the original topic. For first or second dates, when the feelings are warming up . . . Men: Bring a flower. Just one, it means more. Women: Wear something low cut, or show a bit of leg. Simple tricks, but they work. Russ, can't say I agree with either one of those. Bringing a flower comes across as trying too hard. Wearing revealing clothes sends a signal; jump my bones. Not good for initial dates. Better saved for relationships. ;D In order to jump someone's bones, you first must remove the skin. I recently bought some lovely fillet knives guaranteed to stay sharp for a billion years or your money back, however I've always wanted an excuse to use some kind of skin dissolving acid. Which acid would be best for this job? Thanks in advance. Love, Richie |
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Post by Richard Cunningham on Feb 22, 2008 8:16:30 GMT -5
better yet, you can call on the same day You could call her during the date. |
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Post by strawberrysweetie on Feb 23, 2008 1:20:23 GMT -5
A couple of people here should have watched Dr. Phil yesterday. Though, somehow, that probably would have backfired anyway.  Hmm...I guess this thread is too far gone to go back to its original purpose. Is there any way to take care of that? Hmm, I do tune in to that show sometimes. I saw the episode where that dude was obsessed with Star Wars. What exactly was going on in yesterday's episode? Well...here's a link to this past Wednesday's show. www.drphil.com/shows/show/1038/It's titled "bully husband" if for some reason that doesn't link right. He has a big issue with his wife's weight gain after they got married....and he's really cruel to her, calls her names, rejects her advances for affection, etc. He also makes comments in front of their daughter and has called their daughter bad names when he's angry. It was interesting I just happened to catch that episode, because I hadn't seen that show for a while and haven't been watching regularly. It just reminded me of this argument going on here. It was kind of funny to watch him try and defend his postion...when you're sitting there in a face-to-face interview type of way, there's no way to ignore what's being asked. But, I felt so sorry for his wife and daughter...they don't deserve to be treated like dirt. And yet, while watching, I also realized there are some people out there who just might have sympathy for the wrong person.  ...Hmm...I guess this thread is too far gone to go back to its original purpose. Is there any way to take care of that? As I said, it's probably best if we just let this thread fade away. Well, sounds good to me. I suppose someone could try and start another one. Third time's a charm? lol |
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Post by lennythegiant on Feb 23, 2008 12:37:49 GMT -5
Hmm, I do tune in to that show sometimes. I saw the episode where that dude was obsessed with Star Wars. What exactly was going on in yesterday's episode? Well...here's a link to this past Wednesday's show. www.drphil.com/shows/show/1038/It's titled "bully husband" if for some reason that doesn't link right. He has a big issue with his wife's weight gain after they got married....and he's really cruel to her, calls her names, rejects her advances for affection, etc. He also makes comments in front of their daughter and has called their daughter bad names when he's angry. It was interesting I just happened to catch that episode, because I hadn't seen that show for a while and haven't been watching regularly. It just reminded me of this argument going on here. It was kind of funny to watch him try and defend his postion...when you're sitting there in a face-to-face interview type of way, there's no way to ignore what's being asked. But, I felt so sorry for his wife and daughter...they don't deserve to be treated like dirt. And yet, while watching, I also realized there are some people out there who just might have sympathy for the wrong person. As I said, it's probably best if we just let this thread fade away. Well, sounds good to me. I suppose someone could try and start another one. Third time's a charm? lol Considering the extra weight the husband is sporting, he's kind of in no position to be telling people that they ought to be thinner. She should just leave his ass. I mean, I understand people getting angry at their kids sometimes, but if he's saying that kind of stuff to their kid he deserves a punch in the mouth. Dr. Phil makes a good point with his sarcastic remark on the guy defending himself: kids take what is said to them to heart. That's why some of us were affected so much by bullying. Kids don't know to think "screw what that guy says, he's just a jackass". |
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Post by Sweet Pea on Feb 23, 2008 13:21:46 GMT -5
Well...here's a link to this past Wednesday's show. www.drphil.com/shows/show/1038/It's titled "bully husband" if for some reason that doesn't link right. He has a big issue with his wife's weight gain after they got married....and he's really cruel to her, calls her names, rejects her advances for affection, etc. He also makes comments in front of their daughter and has called their daughter bad names when he's angry. It was interesting I just happened to catch that episode, because I hadn't seen that show for a while and haven't been watching regularly. It just reminded me of this argument going on here. It was kind of funny to watch him try and defend his postion...when you're sitting there in a face-to-face interview type of way, there's no way to ignore what's being asked. But, I felt so sorry for his wife and daughter...they don't deserve to be treated like dirt. And yet, while watching, I also realized there are some people out there who just might have sympathy for the wrong person. Well, sounds good to me. I suppose someone could try and start another one. Third time's a charm? lol Considering the extra weight the husband is sporting, he's kind of in no position to be telling people that they ought to be thinner. She should just leave his ass. I mean, I understand people getting angry at their kids sometimes, but if he's saying that kind of stuff to their kid he deserves a punch in the mouth. Dr. Phil makes a good point with his sarcastic remark on the guy defending himself: kids take what is said to them to heart. That's why some of us were affected so much by bullying. Kids don't know to think "screw what that guy says, he's just a jackass". wow, looks like a dream relationship alright. makes me wanna get married. |
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Post by strawberrysweetie on Feb 23, 2008 18:51:44 GMT -5
Considering the extra weight the husband is sporting, he's kind of in no position to be telling people that they ought to be thinner. She should just leave his ass. I mean, I understand people getting angry at their kids sometimes, but if he's saying that kind of stuff to their kid he deserves a punch in the mouth. Dr. Phil makes a good point with his sarcastic remark on the guy defending himself: kids take what is said to them to heart. That's why some of us were affected so much by bullying. Kids don't know to think "screw what that guy says, he's just a jackass". haha..yeah...dr. phil pointed that out about his weight. I agree with you that she should just leave him. He can't even treat his child with proper respect. If she stays, and he remains the same, it will only make things worse. It's not a good situation at all. |
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Post by lennythegiant on Mar 9, 2008 14:27:15 GMT -5
I wrote this in another thread, but maybe this is the thread where I mentioned my freeway anxiety. Anyway:
I've finally decided to get over my anxiety and start practicing on the freeway. There are certain opportunities that have come up lately, and I realized that in order to "carpe diem" or whatever, I need to get over one of the things I still have anxiety about.
I felt a little more comfortable than the last time I tried the freeway. Probably because the last time I tried it, I still hadn't gotten comfortable with driving on streets still. Now I kind of try to convince myself that it's just a bit faster and get practice on entering and exiting. I think I'm a pretty cautious person so it's something I just gotta get comfortable with. With the driving experience I do have, I do feel confident that I know how to keep a safe distance from everyone. I think learning to make those judgments was one of my anxiety issues.
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Post by Sweet Pea on Mar 10, 2008 0:40:13 GMT -5
I wrote this in another thread, but maybe this is the thread where I mentioned my freeway anxiety. Anyway: I've finally decided to get over my anxiety and start practicing on the freeway. There are certain opportunities that have come up lately, and I realized that in order to "carpe diem" or whatever, I need to get over one of the things I still have anxiety about. I felt a little more comfortable than the last time I tried the freeway. Probably because the last time I tried it, I still hadn't gotten comfortable with driving on streets still. Now I kind of try to convince myself that it's just a bit faster and get practice on entering and exiting. I think I'm a pretty cautious person so it's something I just gotta get comfortable with. With the driving experience I do have, I do feel confident that I know how to keep a safe distance from everyone. I think learning to make those judgments was one of my anxiety issues. that's really cool. i know a guy who's in his late 30's who has this anxiety about driving on freeways. it has gotten worse over the years to the point that he has panic attacks. it's good that your confronting these fears now. |
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Post by lennythegiant on Mar 10, 2008 17:47:40 GMT -5
I wrote this in another thread, but maybe this is the thread where I mentioned my freeway anxiety. Anyway: I've finally decided to get over my anxiety and start practicing on the freeway. There are certain opportunities that have come up lately, and I realized that in order to "carpe diem" or whatever, I need to get over one of the things I still have anxiety about. I felt a little more comfortable than the last time I tried the freeway. Probably because the last time I tried it, I still hadn't gotten comfortable with driving on streets still. Now I kind of try to convince myself that it's just a bit faster and get practice on entering and exiting. I think I'm a pretty cautious person so it's something I just gotta get comfortable with. With the driving experience I do have, I do feel confident that I know how to keep a safe distance from everyone. I think learning to make those judgments was one of my anxiety issues. that's really cool. i know a guy who's in his late 30's who has this anxiety about driving on freeways. it has gotten worse over the years to the point that he has panic attacks. it's good that your confronting these fears now. I've been getting so lonely lately, that I decided I've got to do it now and get out there. If I'm going to increase my opportunities for work too, I'm going to need to learn. |
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Post by Sweet Pea on Mar 10, 2008 23:24:11 GMT -5
that's really cool. i know a guy who's in his late 30's who has this anxiety about driving on freeways. it has gotten worse over the years to the point that he has panic attacks. it's good that your confronting these fears now. I've been getting so lonely lately, that I decided I've got to do it now and get out there. If I'm going to increase my opportunities for work too, I'm going to need to learn. it usually becomes second nature after awhile, so keep practicing. before you know it, you'll be on automatic like the rest of us. ;D |
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Post by rudy on Apr 17, 2008 18:17:56 GMT -5
its going to be a cold day in hell before i get a gf.
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Post by rudy on Apr 22, 2008 18:06:29 GMT -5
there's this one hot girl in my study hall, i want to talk to her, but just don't have the guts to talk to her,cuz she's a grade older(isn't there a rule a younger male can't date an older female? especially in high school?). i REALLY like her and i think we would make a great match, but i don't know to approach women. any tips? thanx. am i to young?(dating timetable thingy), cuz i have all the assets that women would want in a man.
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