Male and Female Imponderables--Pour Some Sugar On Me
POSTED BY: Tristan
UPDATED: Wednesday, August 16, 2006 23:00
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Hey I've loved every minute of it:) and it's not like I'm dying. I will be able to log on in the mornings and afternoons and all:)
Right now though I need to go cook dinner and then the husband has a raid:) So no more computer time for me
HUGS to all
Side note- Tristan tonight's dinner is chicken enchiladas in a sour cream/green chili sauce with ranch rice ( cheese and chilis as well) made by my beloved mother for my husband 'cause they are his favorite:)
I choose to rise instead of fall- U2
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On Jealousy games: Yeah, ive been drawn into my fair share of these, try to avoid them though. Dont want to be the ammunition to shoot some poor suckers confidence out of the sky. Also, they often end in the weapon getting the crap beaten out of him although he is often totally innocent.
A little imponderable of me own then.
How to meet girls? I mean im not totally messed up when it comes to the social parts and ive been told my looks aint that bad either, but where do you go if you want to meet an attractive browncoat lady to persuade to become your partner? Bars are a big no, atleast in my town (almost no singles and way to loud music). And besides, I like talking to people and not just assume they say something interesting as soon as they open their mouths.
You can’t stop the Signal.
Keep spreading the word about Firefly!
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You are definately amongst the Forsaken. Enchiladas. Lucky bugger.
Good night and good luck.
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Btw, MsG, I must make a blittering comment about 'and then husband has a raid': hehe. You should start a webcomic or something, 'The Plight of the Warrior's Wife: WoW and the Family.' Something like that, make it a joke on the 'husband has gone off to war' thing.
"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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ARG I can't find my phone! I think my car has eaten my phone! Doom doom doom!
Sorry, just had to get that out.
Ms G, my dad and I trained my cat to stay off the counters (when we were in the room, anyway) by hissing at her. A very long "f" sound; it always startled her and was something she could understand as meaning "move" "get out" or "no" or whatever else. Sometimes we would have to remove her, of course. The good thing about cats it that they tend to be small enough to just pick up and move.
Same name things; my stepdad has the same anme as my grandfather. My mom twitched about it for awhile, I know. My dad dated a woman with the same name as one of his sisters, and he kept having to distinguish who he was talking about with middle names. My own brother has an unusual name and my dad's is a bit out of fashion, so I haven't run into that problem, though I do twitch a little when someone has the same name as one of my exes. One of the guys I've been talking to on my personals site (he doesn't have a picture and lives in Denver and I've probably only mentioned him in passing) has the same name as my first (and very bad) boyfriend. That's a twitch.
i have the same problem, Vinterdraken. Hate bars, have tried other various hang-out places with little success, now I've got a personal ad online. Well, I've met some people, but the only one I've actually met in person was, shall we say, far from perfect. As Magdalena put it, a "wash out" rather than a "Wash". Wish I could help ya...
An insincere and evil friend is more to be feared than a wild beast; a wild beast may wound your body, but an evil friend will wound your mind. - Gautama Siddharta
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Originally posted by msg:
Dancing Neko- Irish are we???( which is good, as I am)
*blinks* *starts giggling* Maybe in a past life I was a sterotypical "Firey Irish Redhead colleen" MsG. Other than that, I've been accused of being one a lifetime ago (back before the 'web was "the internet" *pulls out cane*) and only in my heart.
('Tho I am going to listen to my favorite band play tonight just to catch up with everyone *squee*.)...*ahem*Other than that...Yeah, *cough* I have a low tolerance for certain issues and behaviors.
9/11: One portion of the (currently) neverending story... My first year teaching, I don't think it really hit my students that day -- it just didn't make sense. I forget how much later that year, I had to console a student who just couldn't envision plans for getting into college the next year.
...It's been five years and I've heard from some of my former students (a few that joined the military). I find myself wondering if they chose this because of that day, and praying that they stay safe while they're assigned to overseas.
Whitefall: You're lucky. Where I am, public school started three weeks ago. I started the week of July 24. *sighs* *pulls out a fan to try and cool down* Oh well, there's a one week break the first week of October, then winter break is three weeks (and spring break is two weeks).
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I did fine dating as long as I kept within my communities - as soon as I stuck to just pagan women, I got dates. And I stuck to geeks, I met my wife in a scifi bookstore.
Otherwise, I was pretty bad at picking up women; bars, no. Work, absolutly not, unless it was an 11th hour romance - like the one I almost started two weeks before I moved from Boston to Dallas.
In fact, I was really good at finding women at exactly the most inconvienent times....
I am so so happy not to be single....dating sucks.
"Don't put your trust in revolutions. They always come around again. That's why they're called revolutions. People die, and nothing changes." -Terry Pratchett "Night Watch"
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Damn, I need to find some Pagan geeks. It's surprisingly hard to do here.
An insincere and evil friend is more to be feared than a wild beast; a wild beast may wound your body, but an evil friend will wound your mind. - Gautama Siddharta
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Originally posted by DesktopHippie:
Has anyone here ever been on the wrong end of the jealousy game? Anyone have someone try to make them jealous?
My most recent ex equated jealousy with caring and thought that I didn't get jealous because I didn't care about her and couldn't understand why I would "let" her go out by herself.
I think that jealousy is a sign of a lack of trust in a relationship and I trusted her, so for a long time I wasn't jealous and didn't act that way.
She did succeed in making me feel jealous one day, though (which was a downward turning point in our relationship), when I went home for a weekend to visit my parents. We had an argument the day before and I was already worried about her when she woke me up with a phone call at 3:30AM. I knew that she had gone to a party at an ex-boyfriends house, so she was drunk off her ass and asked me "I think that he wants to sleep with me. What should I do?". I was not amused by this, and found out later that he brought her home and they slept together (no sex, though. I do trust her on that) which really isn't something to worry about, but it still bothered me that she was doing it to upset me and succeeded.
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Frankly Neko, i'd prefer that system. In a lot of ways, this summer is too long, and the other breaks are always too short. Imo, when it gets to the point that I might, possible actually want to go back to school, the summer has gone on long enough. Plus, if we only had 6 weeks, we'd probably get less homework.
"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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