Ok, some of you girls who are still single, you gotta be hiding yourselves in a cave or something.

That's awesome. That's how it should be, IMO.

Maybe they saw your picture, thought you were hot, looked and saw that you were a bazillion and a half lightyears away from them and decided against it.

Are they much of a poster, or more of a lurker?

Might be that they like what you say and how you say it.

Or, they could be a freakazoid stalkerbeast.

I had a girlfriend that would bring me dinner every night I was working late...anything I wanted, whether she had to make it or buy it.

Cause people keep posting on it!

If you're really good, they'll bring you your own jacket.

Depends on how they humiliated themselves.

...and not always in a fun and friendly manner.

Keep acting crazy, you won't be alone for long. Some nice young men with white coats will be along to keep you company shortly.

If an unattractive person approaches you at a bar staggering at 15 feet per minute and an attractive person is heading for the door at 12 meters per 90 seconds, stopping off to have three shots of tequila on the way, how many people would you have to knock over to pay your tab and hit the door?

Show your work.

Naw.

Pathetic.

Well, I'll tell ya. In my apartment building, there's a guy in a powerchair. I had opportunity to talk to him for a while, helping him get some packages in his apartment. I found out he's got MS.

He's got a girlfriend that's totally hot.

The only things that are impossible are the things you make impossible.

Thinking about doing the same, actually.

I work on websites quite frequently for my work...somehow making my own seems...bleh. I don't really have anything I'm motivated enough to say to put up my own site.

Bought a used 21" CRT in 2002. I still have it around as a "back up" when my lcd's inevitably die. It's worked hard and still keeps chugging along.

Just make sure you get a good brand, like anywhere else, and deal with someone in your country preferrably with some ratings behind them and you'll be ok.

If he did something to "better" his situation, I might feel sorry for him. However, from all accounts, he doesn't.

He's getting what he wants out of this. Attention.

Ok, fair enough, but why does a woman (could be a man, whatever), who made clear they don't want their ex still get to have a claim on them?

Sure, maybe not the day the papers are signed before the ink is even wet, but after some time has passed and everyone's still "friends", why does the ex- who rejected their former spouse get to determine who does and doesn't get to date?

That's just not right.

I gotta speak up on your side here.

I dated a girl for about four months. Things just didn't work out. We didn't hate each other or anything, we just weren't right for each other.

She started dating my best friend. Then they moved in together. While they were living together me and my other friends in the same social circle all hung out primarily at their house. The drunk-fests were usually at their place (we were all around 25-30 at the time).

Now, they're married and have been married for almost 10 years now. Still no hard feelings. In fact, when their kid was born they talked about naming him after me.