posted April 03, 2007 05:36                      

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Frankly, my dear, you should bugger off.

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posted April 03, 2007 07:08                      

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Originally posted by BooBooKitty:
Frankly, my dear, you should bugger off.

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Now that's just not nice...

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No it's not, but it's obviously heartfelt...

Reedius: but she doesn't think we're cool, she thinks we're cute (well, the guys, anyway), but mislead, and want to educate us to the "correct" social usages she is so well worn into. Or that's how I read it, and I'd go as far as to say I'm not the only one who thinks this way about her.

I for one, would hate to use "tricks of the trade" to catch a man, as it would mean I'd have to stop being myself and start acting as someone I am not. Well, I want a man who will love me for who I am, so I'll continue to act as myself until I meet someone who will find (the real) me enthralling - and hopefully, the converse will be true, too!

(And if there isn't any such men out there, then I'd better be happy alone than unhappy in couple. )

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Galileo Galilei

posted April 03, 2007 07:41                      

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I for one, would hate to use "tricks of the trade" to catch a man, as it would mean I'd have to stop being myself and start acting as someone I am not. Well, I want a man who will love me for who I am, so I'll continue to act as myself until I meet someone who will find (the real) me enthralling - and hopefully, the converse will be true, too!

(And if there isn't any such men out there, then I'd better be happy alone than unhappy in couple. )

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posted April 03, 2007 07:59                         

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Originally posted by Stereo:

I for one, would hate to use "tricks of the trade" to catch a man, as it would mean I'd have to stop being myself and start acting as someone I am not. Well, I want a man who will love me for who I am, so I'll continue to act as myself until I meet someone who will find (the real) me enthralling - and hopefully, the converse will be true, too!

(And if there isn't any such men out there, then I'd better be happy alone than unhappy in couple. )

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My sentiments exactly! If someone is not attracted to who you really are, then what's the point?

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posted April 03, 2007 08:45                         

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Originally posted by BooBooKitty:
Frankly, my dear, you should bugger off.

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Now that's just not nice...

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No it's not, but it's obviously heartfelt...

Reedius: but she doesn't think we're cool, she thinks we're cute (well, the guys, anyway), but mislead, and want to educate us to the "correct" social usages she is so well worn into. Or that's how I read it, and I'd go as far as to say I'm not the only one who thinks this way about her.

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posted April 03, 2007 09:04                      

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Originally posted by Stereo:

I for one, would hate to use "tricks of the trade" to catch a man, as it would mean I'd have to stop being myself and start acting as someone I am not. Well, I want a man who will love me for who I am, so I'll continue to act as myself until I meet someone who will find (the real) me enthralling - and hopefully, the converse will be true, too!

(And if there isn't any such men out there, then I'd better be happy alone than unhappy in couple. )

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My sentiments exactly! If someone is not attracted to who you really are, then what's the point?

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Sex?

I mean seriously, that's all you'd get out of it. There'd be no satisfaction or peace, since everything would be a façade.

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posted April 03, 2007 09:43                      

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Originally posted by Stereo:

I for one, would hate to use "tricks of the trade" to catch a man, as it would mean I'd have to stop being myself and start acting as someone I am not. Well, I want a man who will love me for who I am, so I'll continue to act as myself until I meet someone who will find (the real) me enthralling - and hopefully, the converse will be true, too!

(And if there isn't any such men out there, then I'd better be happy alone than unhappy in couple. )

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My sentiments exactly! If someone is not attracted to who you really are, then what's the point?

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Sex?

I mean seriously, that's all you'd get out of it. There'd be no satisfaction or peace, since everything would be a façade.

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But if it's really good sex...

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posted April 03, 2007 10:12                      

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But if it's really good sex...

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Just make sure your boyfriend/husband never meets or hear about him...

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Galileo Galilei

posted April 03, 2007 12:04                         

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But if it's really good sex...

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Just make sure your boyfriend/husband never meets or hear about him...

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lol - "To our wives and our sweethearts; may they never meet"

Old Navy Toast

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posted April 05, 2007 19:46                         

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Originally posted by ScholasticSpastic:
Include your dog. You may find that, having gotten what she wanted, she doesn't want it anymore. You love your dog, don't you?

Signed,

Person who shouldn't EVER give advice.

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posted April 05, 2007 22:27                      

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Oh puh-LEASE! This is the Geek Culture Forum. Just what are you after here, Boo? The way you post here it seems like you have found yourself a group of "special" people. Is that why you ask all these questions about relationships and such? Did you think you would find some bizarro answer here?

Frankly, my dear, you should bugger off.

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You know, boobookitty, I have no idea what provoked this. I have never been anything but cordial and nice to you, yet you decide to be a bitch in return. Fine, whatever. But let me give you a little tip that a *smart geek* like you ought to be able to understand: If you don’t like a thread, don’t post in it.

Especially one for guys.

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I won’t be buggering off any time soon, unless Snaggy or Nitro send me packing. In fact, I may have to start spending considerably more time here. Maybe post a few more threads, even.

posted April 05, 2007 22:36                      

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Frankly, my dear, you should bugger off.

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Now that's just not nice...

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No it's not, but it's obviously heartfelt...

Reedius: but she doesn't think we're cool, she thinks we're cute (well, the guys, anyway), but mislead, and want to educate us to the "correct" social usages she is so well worn into. Or that's how I read it, and I'd go as far as to say I'm not the only one who thinks this way about her.

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Stereo, do you ever get tired of goading and criticizing me? Apparently not. It’s been nearly six months now. You know, it’s pretty clear to anyone who comes here even semi regularly that you hate me. Is it really necessary to constantly bring that to the board? Must others continually be subjected to this nonsense from you? So you hate me. You know what, I can live with that.

And what about this - do you ever get tired of botching things up? Seriously, in the past I have generally ignored your posts because to be honest, I felt sorry for you. You constantly misread, misunderstand, and misinterpret what I am saying. Just as you did with your statement above. How it is possible for someone with even just *average* intelligence to make so many mistakes, I don’t know. That’s why I asked if English is not your first language. That would explain why you don’t comprehend well and make so many grammatical errors.

You probably won’t believe this, and I don’t care if you don’t, but the reason I don’t answer you more is because I have no desire to humiliate you further than you continually humiliate yourself. You obviously value your *standing* on this board and despite what an amazing bitch you have been to me from day one, I have no desire to demean you any further than you demean yourself. Time and time again you have presented me with more than ample opportunity to embarrass you. And time and time again, I have turned away from such opportunities and held my tongue. Partly because
I can see how desperately you need to be “popular” here (and I have no such concerns for myself) and partly because I can’t be bothered.

As an example, that idiotic post you made in the thread about geek men and feminists. The one Ashitaka took you to task for. (You do realize he only hit the tip of the iceberg. I could have had a field day with that one.) You will recall I specifically noted I wasn’t going to respond. Perhaps you thought my reason for doing so had something to do with me being intimidated by the magnitude of your rebuttal. The actual reason I didn’t respond was, again, I had no desire to rub salt in the gaping wound you had inflicted on yourself.

Now, once again, we find ourselves with yet another stupid, hate-mongering post from Stereo, about me. (Why do you speak about me as if I’m not here?) I would ignore this one as well, except that I see that you simply are unable to put an end to your criticisms and bizarre suspicions. I am weary of this and so I am wondering, where shall we go from here? Do you want to put an end to this or not? It’s all on your side, as you well know. After our first few rounds here when I first came, I dropped it. YOU are the one who keeps bringing it up. So let me know if you want to drop it or duke it out. I can deal with it, either way. But let me assure you, if you want to keep it up, I will stop feeling sorry for you, stop being considerate of your shortcomings and stop protecting you. The gloves will come off.

Mensa material. Right.
Just like you’re “average.”

posted April 06, 2007 05:55                         

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Originally posted by Callipygous:
boo, don't be silly! and if you really want a death match with Stereo please conduct it via PMs, the rest of us don't care.

To get back to the subject of the thread maybe you could learn a few tricks from us. Our hacking skills mean we understand the inner workings of the clitoris in ways non geeks can only dream of!

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If they have a death match, can they at least show up naked and bring beer?


But no - seriously. I think geeks are better sex partners because we study. I know my wife and I have quite a library of books, since it's always worth discovering new stuff

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