Topic: Should mingle add a 'nice guy' topic? | |
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That way I'd know not to go in there....something like
"Nice guy" if you need to whine why the bad boys get the girl post here...and various other questions relating to nice guys. |
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Yes please!
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yeah! Then I'd know where all the nice guys are so I can beat them up!
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Yeah I think so...I LOVE nice guys, I'll be all over that thread!!
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That is exactly what is needed, then the wimmin s looking only for the..."nice guy" will know where to go...
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yeah! Then I'd know where all the nice guys are so I can beat them up! |
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Yes please! I second that! |
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There are "nice guys" then there are "whiny crybaby pus** nice guys" The latter usually still live w/their parents and are jobless.
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There are "nice guys" then there are "whiny crybaby pus** nice guys" The latter usually still live w/their parents and are jobless. I agree. There seems to be a fine line in the definition of "nice" these days and most of the time, some people cannot tell the difference. Personally, I like nice guys. |
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Yeah....I'd be all over nice guys too.....I mean a thread.....a thread about them......
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I wanted a truly NICE GUY. And got one. And he ain't whiney!!! Hail to the REAL nice guys!!!
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OK I'm all over that!
<<<---- Nice Guy Do me Do me DO me!! |
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I think it should be "good guys" not nice guys.
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There are "nice guys" then there are "whiny crybaby pus** nice guys" The latter usually still live w/their parents and are jobless. I agree. There seems to be a fine line in the definition of "nice" these days and most of the time, some people cannot tell the difference. Personally, I like nice guys. I call the "good guys" that way the two aren't confused... |
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<--- Nice guy!
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OK I'm all over that! <<<---- Nice Guy Do me Do me DO me!! Well....ya gotta stick with what works. |
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<<<<GOOD guy and wise-***, NOT nice!
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Sure, but it would have to be the last tread
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Sure, but it would have to be the last tread |
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