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Drasca
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posted February 06, 2001 16:03     Click Here to See the Profile for Drasca   Click Here to Email Drasca     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Once flirting and then bringing up a cue/prompt like asking "Are you busy (time)" or "What are you doing(insert time here)" or are you doing anything That is received positively with no, "why" (why is assumed if she doesn't say it).

What would be some good ideas to suggest a date with?

I'm a Senior in Highschool without a car at the moment. I'm unlikely to ask any of the other senior girls out, as I already made first impressions with them and most senior girls don't "think of me that way."

There are a couple that I can click with... But I freeze and don't know what to say after the point I find out they're not busy--with a positive tone/response attached to their voice.

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posted February 06, 2001 17:05     Click Here to See the Profile for Veldrane   Click Here to Email Veldrane     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Well, when I was in high school the line "I have a case of beer in my pickup." Always seemed to work for a lot of the guys.
Of course, I wouldn't reccommend this path.

Maybe she'd be interested in a LAN party?

-Vel
(Disclaimer: I am by no means an effective person to give advice on dating. I was told once that the only thing I know about romance is how to spell it...and even that's a miracle.)

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posted February 06, 2001 17:45     Click Here to See the Profile for Demosthenes   Click Here to Email Demosthenes     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
keep your eye on local events...live local bands, poetry readings, coffee houses, expressional theater, art galleries, "interactive" museums...all of these tend to strike hard with girls. they provide something interesting to do on the date, allow the two of you to stay close together and converse minimally, have fun...and it makes you look like a "sensitive cultured art-guy."

only downside: if she's shallow or doesn't like to learn. in that case, expect to hear: "that's weird. wouldn't you rather go to the mall?" [implied: "...and buy me something expensive?"] ;)

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posted February 06, 2001 18:31     Click Here to See the Profile for Eponine   Click Here to Email Eponine     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
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Originally posted by Demosthenes:
only downside: if she's shallow or doesn't like to learn.

In which case you don't want to be with her anyway.

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posted February 06, 2001 19:40     Click Here to See the Profile for Tau Zero     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Hear, hear.  (That was a lesson that took me waaaaay too long to learn.)

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posted February 06, 2001 20:08     Click Here to See the Profile for Doc Holliday   Click Here to Email Doc Holliday     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Back in my carless days I didnt even try.
Nothing drilled in the point better that I was a loser than not having a ride in a town where everybody had a ride.

Maybe if the weathers nice you could ask if she wants to go out for a bike ride to the park to fly a kite or shoot some hoops.

Or ask her if she wants to walk on over to a burger place to see if their fries are as good as her shake

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posted February 06, 2001 22:36     Click Here to See the Profile for Drasca   Click Here to Email Drasca     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Yep, the carless deal really inhibits dating prowess =/.
If I had a car, I could say I could pick her up for a movie or whatnot.

Being carless really does drill the point. Ouch. Being carless because certain documents have a ton of red-tape and having to wait and wait is even worse. So much potential wasted... Oh well.

On the "sensitive cultured art-guy", that would be deception. I wouldn't mind deceiving her a bit, but then I would have to maintain the deception and might actually try to believe it myself. I'm definitely not sensitive, cultured or an art-guy. I'm bone-headed at times, read for body language and cues in the tone/inflection of voice, I have a keen interest on social sciences (especially psychology...), sci-fi, fantasy and like industrial/techno music. Classical just gives me headaches at times.

Wait a minute: Converse minimally!??!?! I want to Maximize conversation! I depend on my communicative skills to impress dates/people. My so-so looks aren't going to anything. Prompting talk about herself, guiding the conversation into universal topics (dreams, shared experiences, avoid work). Everyone has dreams, right? Just today this gal (who has a boyfriend-don't they all?) shared with me a dream of hers which she wanted to keep private. I'm not going to tell what it was either :P

My voice is my most attractive quality.. well the way and what is said anyways. Not the voice itself; I don't have Barry White's voice, but with the right facial expressions and body language.. I can give visual cues saying, "I'm attractive, I find you attractive, let's get together" without saying a word.

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btw: I thought going to the mall implied going to the Arcade inside the mall...

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posted February 06, 2001 23:16     Click Here to See the Profile for Doc Holliday   Click Here to Email Doc Holliday     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Yeah, having a car can be like a hotel on wheels. You can go (Butthead voice) "Hey baby, let me reach over and make sure yer seatbelts on tight. Hmmm. Must be loose. Are you loose too?"
To bad you just can't sneak up behind a gal and give 'em a Vulcan nerve pinch and then do a mind meld so you can tell her what a great guy you are.
If your voice is good how about Karaoke?

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posted February 06, 2001 23:48     Click Here to See the Profile for alexandria   Click Here to Email alexandria     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
i'd suggest anything that will allow you guys to laugh together, and then you'll both inevitably relax and hopefully have one of those partners-in-crime-type bonding moments. the best date i've ever had in my entire life was free, and didn't involve a car, just the subway. basically, the two of us ran amok in f.a.o. schwartz (a huge toy store, for the uninitiated) at the height of pre-christmas mania a few years back. we slipped in past the hordes of harried, disgruntled parents and cranky children, recruited a few bemused security guards over to our side, and promptly managed to set off several hundred bouncing tigger toys at the same time. a giant pyramid of bouncing tigger toys. a giant pyramid that then began to quiver and bounce across the floor as only bouncing tiggers can. around the same time as the pyramid collapsed, so, too, did all the assembled bystanders collapse in giggles. the story even has a happy ending: there was a run on bouncing tiggers following our little demonstration, we weren't banned for life from the store, and he impressed the hell out of me with his willingness to be silly (a very important quality in potential dates, i think.)

i like doc holliday's idea of karaoke, provided that she's the type who'll think it cool in an ironic fashion, rather than dorky (yes, i do remember what high school was like... ) laughter and mutually enjoyable mild embarrassment bring people together. besides, karaoke provides excellent opportunities for fool-for-love-type behavior, should you guys truly hit it off (i.e., you could always serenade her, though that might be a bit much for a first date. the key to making it charming/funny/sweet instead of cringe-worthy is to ham it up, way up.)

... then again, my idea of romance is setting off tiggers, so what do i know.

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I usually just take girls out, while my friends break into her house and kill both her parents. I drop her off and drive away real fast. And never talk to her again.

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posted February 06, 2001 23:58     Click Here to See the Profile for Doc Holliday   Click Here to Email Doc Holliday     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
You might want to save the parent killing for later but think what a "movie moment" that would be to find out what song she knows every word to by heart and the two of you sing while she gazes into your eyes. Jeeeez. That would rule.

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posted February 07, 2001 14:56     Click Here to See the Profile for Mandinga     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
LOL, Mecka

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posted February 07, 2001 15:57     Click Here to See the Profile for Louie   Click Here to Email Louie     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
FAO Schwartz is great. What Barnes and Nobles is to books, FAO is to toys. But all their toys are overpriced.
If you have seen Home Alone 2, the toy store they use in that movie is FAO Schwartz

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posted February 08, 2001 00:37     Click Here to See the Profile for Dr Diablo   Click Here to Email Dr Diablo     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Wow Drasca, that is a really excellent question and I completely empathize about the vehicle situation.

Hmm, well considering the time of year, how about taking her ice skating? Nothing like going around the ice rink a few times and following it up with a couple cups of hot chocolate!

Possible response to "No, Why?": I wanted to go ice skating on day/date but I need someone to teach me.

Or how about taking a carriage ride around the park? (or in my case, Omaha's Old Market) It is something that is different & romantic - but may be too much in the early stages of a relationship.

Possible response to question: I thought I'd like to take a carriage ride around place in question but my thermos holds enough coco for two - shame to let it go to waste.

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I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to take a different approach to the whole concept of dating here.

First off, to answer the question, I'd just go for coffee/tea/desert. Places you'd go for this usually don't care about your casual attitude for time (a.k.a. loitering), and it will give you guys time to chat, without any significant constraints, and price tags.

As for the whole thing about dating, I don't know... I used to be all about obssessing over a woman, and trying to make her like me... saddly, I realized something: I don't like most people that much. The whole point of dating is to find someone who brings something to your life, and you to her/his. This is cool, but you might lose sight of this is you try too hard.

My point being, you might be better off with a couple of those non-date dates to begin with, and if you actually enjoy spending time with the person, or just enjoy looking at her body, then go for a "real" date.

That was my 2 cents into that.

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For a date I suggest that you try taking her out to play a game of pool, or something that you can have some sort of friendly competition. Try an arcade, maybe. I have done this before and has worked well for me. See if she is comfortable doing that sort of thing beforehand though. Also try taking a long walk someplace quiet like a park. A first date is not about showing how romantic one is, just be original and remember to have fun.
Well, that's my take on it and this approach has seemed to work for me.
Well, have fun and goodbye.

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posted February 08, 2001 17:32     Click Here to See the Profile for Drasca   Click Here to Email Drasca     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Hmm, there were some good suggestions here that might work.

The Ice Skating idea may work... Ask to meet her there (complication might be that she might not know where it is. I don't want to ask my parents to arrange the ride. Well, maybe Dad, he's a lot more understanding...)
Beyond that, I like Ice skating and can do a few tricks (well basics). At my hometown, there was an ice-skating rink that had some exceptionally skilled people and I imitated them. I learned to stop in various ways, do certain circles and various curving motions, go backwards carefully, and most importantly:
Smile at another person beside me and skate at the same time.

Still, I really wish I had my own ride.
The carriage idea would've been good, had I known any carriages or could arrange for one.

The arcade would be good... sort of.. but I'm not sure of the anonyminity/privacy factor one needs on dates. Too many people... An Ice Rink would be good because its mainly strangers at the Ice rink and they don't matter as much. One can filter them out.
I really like the Ice Skating idea because I like Ice Skating Besides, if she falls, it'll give me an excuse to "pick her up"

-Drasca

PS: Something odd happened to me today.
I went to lunch, sat down at my table with some fellow geek friends. A french fry was thrown from the table in front and hit the tray of the guy to the right of me (Didn't know him). I didn't mind.
Then, as I was talking to my pals to the left of me, another fry was thrown from starboard astern (right and behind) and winged my right shoulder.

I saw one of my acquaintences. It was a loud-mouthed, childish skinny gal who has somehow endeared myself with. We barely know each other but engage in small-talk that never goes anywhere (never close to deep). You know, the kind of rabble that you keep at arm's distance but they never realize that you're humoring their feeble attempts at distant socializations that never go anywhere. She is just laughing and giggling, shouting, "I didn't throw it. It was _____" then points at her friend to her right. I'm just turning around, eyebrow raised and smiling at this. Waving it off and chortling a bit. Her friend is embarassed at having missed her target and cringes a bit (though I think she was smiling as well). A few moments after I turned back around, my female acquaintence who I have only interest in humoring (looks like friendliness and ability to small talk to her. Well, maybe kindness for when she was sick with the flu and constantly stating she would get better positively), states her friend's name and her phone number and says to call her.

Of course, all I remember is laughing and stating this deserves a prank call. Then, as I turned around, the female acquaintence said something to the effect: That means he's interested, to her friend.

An hour later, I was walking outside into the hallway and saw my acquaintence walking the same way along with some other guys/jocks. She loudly (she's always loud), shouted that "_My name_ has _her friend's name_ phone number" to the guys. They responded "she's hot" and proceeded to slap my hand. I laughed it off.

I don't know this girl. I've never seen her before and have had a chance encounter lasting 5 minutes. I barely know my acquaintence and have the nagging feeling that it was all a joke.. even though I do have the number and do remember it. But the situation is different now, I'm respected by the underclassmen. These were underclassmen and the jocks were seniors. A friend who is a sophomore, mentioned he recognized the name and when I mentioned I had her number he said, "Damn you" in mock-envy (more congrats than envy).

I don't know, shall I call? Shall I wait? Shall I ignore this all? I don't know. Any ideas?

(feels like changing lunch tomorrow and trying to meet her again and see if I can hit something off.. or shall I call today?)

-Drasca

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posted February 08, 2001 17:37     Click Here to See the Profile for Blind Harper   Click Here to Email Blind Harper     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Hey, why not? You have nothing to lose but your dignity and self respect!

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You don't have to have a driver's license to have a ride.  Ever think about taking a cab, or even hiring a limo?  (A limo is a little extreme for a first date, but it's hardly out of the ordinary these days... and it is bound to leave an impression.)

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posted February 08, 2001 19:56     Click Here to See the Profile for mephisto   Click Here to Email mephisto     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
A limo to impress a girl? Hey, if you need to get a limo to impress a girl on the first date then...... Cough * sad * cough.Hey, either she likes you for you or she can walk the plank into a shark infested sea trailing blood. Anyway, what i was going to say is nothing risked , nothing gained. No pain, no gain..... blah , blah , yada , yada. Go ahead, how could it hurt? If she says yes, be happy, have fun, live long and prosper. if no there are plenty of fish in the sea. So either way its a win, win situation.
Well, according to me......
have fun and goodbye.

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posted February 08, 2001 20:56     Click Here to See the Profile for MeckaMon     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
mephisto says:
Hey, if you need to get a limo to impress a girl on the first date then...... Cough * sad * cough.

Hey, shut up. I'd need to have the limo and money coming out of my ass (proverbially, not literally - I mean, think of the paper cuts) for a girl to even look in my general direction.

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posted February 08, 2001 21:51     Click Here to See the Profile for Dr Diablo   Click Here to Email Dr Diablo     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
quote:
Originally posted by MeckaMon:
Hey, shut up. I'd need to have the limo and money coming out of my ass (proverbially, not literally - I mean, think of the paper cuts) for a girl to even look in my general direction.
Now MeckaMon, I'm sure the same effect can be gained by a salvo of Nerf projectiles launched in her direction! Of course the follow-up might involve a beating so I'd wear the tennis shoes with the red stripe (The red stripe makes them go faster! )

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posted February 08, 2001 22:12     Click Here to See the Profile for Dr Diablo   Click Here to Email Dr Diablo     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Originally posted by Drasca:
The Ice Skating idea may work... Ask to meet her there (complication might be that she might not know where it is...)

Oh, that is easy to resolve! Prepare a map in advance and if she does not know where the rink is, give it to her. Yahoo's maps section works pretty well - but if you are skilled in a drawing program that may actually be better.

Beyond that, I like Ice skating and can do a few tricks (well basics). At my hometown, there was an ice-skating rink that had some exceptionally skilled people and I imitated them. I learned to stop in various ways, do certain circles and various curving motions, go backwards carefully, and most importantly:
Smile at another person beside me and skate at the same time.

Ah, so you can wow her with your skating prowess eh? Good for you! Just try not to over do it ok?

PS: Something odd happened to me today....
Hmmm, I would have to say that every joke has some seed of truth to it. While the offer may have been made in jest, I would bet that there may be some genuine interest. Certainly worth investigating.

Call vs. meeting during lunch? Oh, tough call. Personally, I would do the face to face at lunch because it is easier to gauge her reactions that way.

Caveat: This is coming from the man that is curling up with "The Selected Works of Mark Twain" this Valentine's Day. Proceed with caution! 8)

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posted February 08, 2001 23:15     Click Here to See the Profile for Doc Holliday   Click Here to Email Doc Holliday     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Here's a point to ponder;
Her friends know that you have her number and will ask her if you called. If you do call and she snubs you then so be it, she's a bitch but if you don't call they'll all think yer chicken or maybe don't like women. But who knows maybe she does dig you. Either way calling is a win-win situation but sitting alone in your room asking God for a woman sure doesnt cut it. Seize the day my friend.

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Seize the day my friend.
Carpe Aeternatem Drasca, why settle for a day.

As Doc says, I would call, but not too eager. She knows you have her number, therefore should not be surprised if you called. This might sound a bit strange, but work out what you want to say to her first and even write it down, there is nothing worse than being stuck for words.

Just make sure that you can read your own handwriting, something I have problems with

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posted February 09, 2001 16:13     Click Here to See the Profile for mephisto   Click Here to Email mephisto     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
I did not mean to be mean but I am a geek who ,em, err, ummmm, has umm, how do i put this put some time to bettering himself. i.e. I work out regularly and well things on the dating scene have improved since then. I guess i had forgotten how the days were back when i was a skinny guy who worked all the time and looked forward more to seeing my machine than trying to find a girl but, hey things change.
Anyways, i didn't mean to offend. Sorry, deepest , apologies.
Goodbye and have fun.

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posted February 09, 2001 16:17     Click Here to See the Profile for Blind Harper   Click Here to Email Blind Harper     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Concerning the car thing: being in university, most of the women I meet have cars so that's not really a big problem. (Actually crawling out of my shell of neurotic self-pity long enough to ask a girl out, now there's the problem...)

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posted February 09, 2001 17:06     Click Here to See the Profile for mephisto   Click Here to Email mephisto     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Don't do it yourself then, have a friend help you out or something.
I don't know if that really works or not but hey anything's worth a try when you're down and out.

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K.I.S.S.

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posted February 10, 2001 15:09     Click Here to See the Profile for MeckaMon     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
RedNivek says:
K.I.S.S.

Knights in Satan's Service??

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posted February 10, 2001 18:13     Click Here to See the Profile for Doc Holliday   Click Here to Email Doc Holliday     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Or Keep It Simple Stupid.

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Words to live by... you get all fancy and people get uptight and nervous.... you do stuff you like doing with others and it all snaps into place... and if it doesnt, then who cares because you're out with someone who isnt into your kinda stuff.

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quote:
Originally posted by RedNivek:
Words to live by... you get all fancy and people get uptight and nervous.... you do stuff you like doing with others and it all snaps into place... and if it doesnt, then who cares because you're out with someone who isnt into your kinda stuff.


Not true, (playing devil's advocate) Some girls like it fancy, they enjoy the attention and the fact that you went to great lengths for them. Of course , she has to be worth it and of course, all within limits, ehh?

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The fancy stuff is for when you have a relationship started and then you want to show her how much you care.

For simple dating (especially first dates), you keep is simple and the "attention" is what you pay to her, not pay to a limo company.

Otherwise, you only attract gold diggers and you end up thinking all women are evil and relationships arent worth it... or something like that.

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posted February 13, 2001 12:10     Click Here to See the Profile for mephisto   Click Here to Email mephisto     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
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Originally posted by RedNivek:
you end up thinking all women are evil and relationships arent worth it... or something like that.

And of course you are THE authority on relationships and how they workout and why they workout the way they do. Please don't make light of other people's pain.....You wouldn't understand the kind of mental and emotional state i was in when i posted that..... Lets just say that i a non-drinker, had drank a rather hefty amount of hard liqour after going through something that would make being in hell a desirable proposition.


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posted February 13, 2001 15:13     Click Here to See the Profile for MeckaMon     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Alright, mephisto...

Now, I understand that you may be in a bit of a foul mood, and I am in no way irritated because of that. I'm being a nice guy and offering you a bit of leniency because I realize that your mental faculties may not currently be up to optimal operational standards. This is not, however, an all-day Disney-World pass to be a jerk. Thus, I propose an idea which will mutually benefit all parties (at least those that frequent this BBS): go complain to someone else, or at the minimum, behave in a rational manner. I really don't think this is too much to ask.

Cross me next time, and I won't be so lenient. Thanks for calling; bye now.

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Don't get any inflated ideas of your own importance, Mecka.

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posted February 13, 2001 16:03     Click Here to See the Profile for MeckaMon     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
They're not inflated ideas. I really am that important!

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posted February 13, 2001 16:20     Click Here to See the Profile for mephisto   Click Here to Email mephisto     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
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Originally posted by MeckaMon:
Alright, mephisto...

Now, I understand that you may be in a bit of a foul mood, and I am in no way irritated because of that. I'm being a nice guy and offering you a bit of leniency because I realize that your mental faculties may not currently be up to optimal operational standards. This is not, however, an all-day Disney-World pass to be a jerk. Thus, I propose an idea which will mutually benefit all parties (at least those that frequent this BBS): [b]go complain to someone else, or at the minimum, behave in a rational manner. I really don't think this is too much to ask.

Cross me next time, and I won't be so lenient. Thanks for calling; bye now.

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Firstly i would like to thank Tau for his support. Thank you, very much Tau.

OKay, now to answer Mecka.
Hey, Mecka get off your high horse and come down to earth. You are not the moderator of this board. There were no irritating comments, no swearing or anything that mean in my post. I was just being sarcastic, have you heard of it , mecka?
Fine, being sentient I will agree that i have been a pain lately but i'm working on it and there will be improvement in how i post. Since,i acknowledged that i have been a jerk on this board , i apologise to the whole board, not to mecka. How the hell did i "cross" you mecka? I haven't made any personal attacks on you or said anything demeaning to you. If you feel that way, tough luck. I will not apologise to you because you yourself have been a jerk in your last post that was addressed to me. Be nice to someone in pain, mecka cause what goes around comes around.
I will not henceforth complain on this board and conduct myself as any self respecting , emotion-bottling geek behaves.
Mecka, one thing though, you might have been mean to me in your last post but you have tried to help me sometime back and i truly thank you for that since it helped me get some kind of perspective on my situation. Thanks, mecka.
Lastly, rational thought is slowly begining to come back to me....
so, things should improve.............

mephisto

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