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Wed 01/13/10 03:31 PM
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we should have a womans night out.. like 5 of us.. each pick a victum one by one go make the first move.. heck id go first.. that way incase anoyone gets rejected i wont have to be sweating it when its my turn lol!!!!!!!!!
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just gimme 4 drinks first lol!
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funny how i have lured them in for someone else before<several times> and cant do it for myself
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Butt butt what if we all get confused on whose day it is????????????
Men on even-numbered days, women on odd-numbered days. Problem solved.. again :) Bingo. Perfect sense. Also I like the subtle, subliminal message behind giving women the "odd" days, heh.... 
I, at most times, tend to calculate my prose :) |
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I've approached guys in real life. When I give them a price, they get all upset and walk away.
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I've approached guys in real life. When I give them a price, they get all upset and walk away.
@XenomorphEyez Bartering might be a better option :) |
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Butt butt what if we all get confused on whose day it is????????????
Men on even-numbered days, women on odd-numbered days. Problem solved.. again :) Bingo. Perfect sense. Also I like the subtle, subliminal message behind giving women the "odd" days, heh....
I, at most times, tend to calculate my prose :) Good, we need more of that around here!
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I've approached guys in real life. When I give them a price, they get all upset and walk away.
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I've approached guys in real life. When I give them a price, they get all upset and walk away.
Might want to work on your stimulus package. |
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I've approached guys in real life. When I give them a price, they get all upset and walk away.
Might want to work on your stimulus package.
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women ask men out in valentine's day cause its linked to the heart
men ask women out on save the rhino day in may roko |
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I like this whole theory.
However, I do have a question and I didn't read the entire thread. What if you make the first move and things go well. How do you proceed from there? Still the same schedule? |
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I wonder how do nice guys taste dipped in caramel, nuts, and chocolate? 
YUMMY 
 OHH, OHH!! Dip me!!!
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I like this whole theory. However, I do have a question and I didn't read the entire thread. What if you make the first move and things go well. How do you proceed from there? Still the same schedule? There's a waiver you can fill out if something actually works. |
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No way Lex!!!!
I take charge when I want! Where I want! How I want! With who I want! Thats the kinda girl I am!!!! 
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No way Lex!!!! I take charge when I want! Where I want! How I want! With who I want! Thats the kinda girl I am!!!!
There should be more like you!!
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OK, so there has been a lot of talk about who should make the first move. The men say, "We're tired of being rejected and ignored and told we smell like a llama covered in tabasco sauce." The women say, "It's our traditional role not to ever make the first move and we sort of like it here in the 17th century." (Until they need a toilet, anyway.) The answer to the whole dilemma is so obvious that I wonder why some smart person, maybe Stephen Hawking or Billie Piper, hasn't thought of it before. It's just a matter of ALTERNATING DAYS, people! Men make the first move today, women make the first move tomorrow, and then the cycle repeats itself either until all the nice guys have been "taken" (interpret that as you wish), or they've been thrown into a shark tank, which is more or less the same thing. Problem solved. You're welcome. except for Lex. he never initiates email contact. not anymore. 
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OK, so there has been a lot of talk about who should make the first move. The men say, "We're tired of being rejected and ignored and told we smell like a llama covered in tabasco sauce." The women say, "It's our traditional role not to ever make the first move and we sort of like it here in the 17th century." (Until they need a toilet, anyway.) The answer to the whole dilemma is so obvious that I wonder why some smart person, maybe Stephen Hawking or Billie Piper, hasn't thought of it before. It's just a matter of ALTERNATING DAYS, people! Men make the first move today, women make the first move tomorrow, and then the cycle repeats itself either until all the nice guys have been "taken" (interpret that as you wish), or they've been thrown into a shark tank, which is more or less the same thing. Problem solved. You're welcome. except for Lex. he never initiates email contact. not anymore.
As the inventor of this procedure, I, of course, am exempt from everything. But someday -- someday -- I will get an e-mail from someone who is less than 897,000 miles away. On an odd day. |
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I like this whole theory. However, I do have a question and I didn't read the entire thread. What if you make the first move and things go well. How do you proceed from there? Still the same schedule? There's a waiver you can fill out if something actually works. I may need that waiver. Can you email it to me 
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Hey! You can't get away with THAT. I insist that you practice what you preach! Tomorrow is an even day. Therefore you must initiate contacts starting at midnight. Please post statistics on replies generated and meetings consummated. This will be important input for our contact tracking survey to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed even/odd method.
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