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Old 02-28-2007, 04:55 PM   #3055 (permalink)
Kevorkian Logic
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Originally Posted by Mamagarmr View Post
^everything

anyways
im nervous about prom lol. I thought the hard part was over.
don't worry, the girl can do the dancing(grinding) part. You just have to stand there and look pretty.

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Originally Posted by Crowquill View Post
Yeah, cause girls TOTALLY don't do that.
I don't know what type of girls you've met, but (with the exception of myself and my one friend from SC) all the girls I know have never strayed from the guy after they have exchanged their "I love you." While many of the guys I know have cheated, or tried to cheat but get rejected.


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Originally Posted by TheUsedToolguy View Post
A lot of guys are jerks, that's probably why I don't hav many guy friends. A lot of guys just want to talk trash about each other, instead of ever talking about anything real. I think a lot of guys see life as a game, and it's like life isn't even real, they just try to get the coolest looking car, and the hottest looking chick, and if they do that, they're winning. Until girls start to give more nerdy, sensitive guys a chance, I'm sorry to say they're probably destined for heartbreak.
That's cliche. I would be convinced of that except, out of experience, I have learned that guys are pretty sensitive, you just have to get them away from their friends. And the more nerdy guys often just operate very logically and think of most aspects of life as some formula or something, basically it's harder to talk to them. And the few nerdy and sensitive guys in my grade have girlfriends, in addition one of the guys, came out as bi-sexual, and since he has the combination of intelligence and sensitivity he is dating one of the hottest girls in my grade, despite the fact he's fooled around with guys.
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