Male and Female Imponderables--The way of the wise
POSTED BY: Tristan
UPDATED: Tuesday, August 8, 2006 13:04
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I also have to go to bed. Brain... fuzzy...
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Oddboskins, clearly she had her own agenda for the night, albeit psychologically dysfunctional. If a lady latches on to you as such and is keen on you bedding her, that should be an immediate red flag as to her promiscuity and her character. If you're looking for something meaningful as far as a relationship goes, she most likely would not have been the one you'd want to share your life with. Also, she might have saved you a peck of trouble, as far as STD's are concerned, by going with that other guy.
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Sorry...Whitefall can't be named Steve...That's my name and I don't want to share! 
OK...I'll share!
I've always been Steve...or Steven Paul if I was in trouble with mom! Steven is just too formal to be me.
There are three boys in my family, and all three were born in November. The Iowa winters do get cold! 
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I'll echo Ged here Oddsbodskins. If she makes a habit of doing that at the end of the night, she's probably picked up something in her travels. And if she hasn't, she may wake up with regret and take legal action against you for "taking advantage" while she was drunk.
I never could do the barhopping scene to look for people. If I was out like that, I was already with people I knew, because there are plenty of wackos and predators of both sexes out there, looking to make a quick score of one kind or another. I want to be someone special, not just another notch on the bedpost.
So who is he?
He's my husband.
Well who in the damn galaxy ain't!
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well yes indeed, but as i said earlier i didn't get the impression she was in a habit of doing it (i used to work in a pub, i'm currently working as a phsyciatric nurse, human disfunction is something of a specialty 
) not so much the grounds i was looking for outside opinion on, but thanks for the cheerful thoughts and affirmation ^^
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Nah, I be not a Steve. Conor, actually. Frankly, I like it, except for the millions of people who will spell it wrong. Just cause my spelling is different than everyone else in ireland doesnt mean people who've never seen the name before should spell it wrong. Oh well.
Well nice to know I didnt invent that alone-after-party thing. It's times like that that I realize just what "hanging out" (something I've never done outside of waiting for rehearsal to start) does for people. Keeps them in contact, keeps them spending time with one another. Clever people.
And lol, I can sympathize with the cast party after-slump. There's a girl in my troupe who is so pasionate about all this camraderie, that at half the cast parties we have she breaks down in tears over the joy/sadness of the end of the show. Really kind of inspiring.
"But, these strong women characters?"
"Why aren't you asking 100 other guys why they don't write strong women characters?" -Joss Whedon
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Hey, Whitefall. You spelt your name wrong.
*runs away very very quickly*
It's a good name. It means "Strong as a Wolf".
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Grrr, 
hate you hippy!!!!
Just kidding. 
That's ironic, as I have no upper body strength to speak of... oh well. And for all that I'm at least half if not more irish, and so's my name, and I've not got a bit of American blood in me, because of my american accent and not being red haired (my entire extended uk/irish family, not a redhead among them) or green eyed or whatever, no one believes me, or... rather they sorta shrug it off. Apparently I'm not the cool kind of irish. Then again, as far as being irish i'm from the North, so i guess i'm british. Silly nationalities.
"But, these strong women characters?"
"Why aren't you asking 100 other guys why they don't write strong women characters?" -Joss Whedon
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Ugh. Sorry for doubly posting, but I got a new topic to rant about: college.
So, mi madre won this free consultation from an education advisory grp, and we just did it... and while the guy was disturbingly likable and human, and I realize it is in his best interest to get me freaked out about the whole thing and make me feel I need help, but damnit, now I'm freaked out.
So I've got the remaining couple weeks of summer where I should be doing a billion different things (and worse, i'll probably do them) like finding colleges to apply to, writing down essay questions, etc, and i've got to get letters of recommendation, tons of forms, etc, and overall, i just feel like crap atm, that life is coming apart at the seems, and it makes me wish I just had regular summer homework. Gorram it, I hate being a teen.
Someone tell me that applying to college isnt the busiest time one can ever go through.... please?
"But, these strong women characters?"
"Why aren't you asking 100 other guys why they don't write strong women characters?" -Joss Whedon
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It wasn't for me. I went to uni as a mature student. I was a chef and wanted to get into hotel management at the time. I just called the uni to see if they had any places, called the local education board to see if they'd pay for me, filled in 2 forms, and was starting less than 2 weeks later.
heh heh heh...
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