I had such a good time last night.

Lash wrote:

You aren't making it clear why you shouldn't.

Okay, I guess there is something else. I've been single guy for a long time. I have a life now that I'm pretty comfortable with, and even though I don't get much lovin', I like my life this way. This, combined with the fact that I'm probably going to be a bad relationship guy (going by my past history) is making me think twice. You guys must know how easy it is to get attached to the comfort of a routine life, and even if there is something out there that might be better, it's still tough to just throw caution to the wind and be like, f--- it, I'm going to be THIS person now.

However, I do see what you're all trying to say here, and I'm leaning strongly towards just getting a goddammed life already.

I'm leaving for Florida in four days, so I'm thinking I'll do whatever it is that I'm going to do when I get back.

And Squinney, if that scenario plays out like you just described, there will be a thread with pictures and video entitled, "Look what I just did to my new girlfriend!"

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I think you're putting the cart before the horse. Mebbe you should kiss her before you talk about disrupting anybody's routine.

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A2K is going to be the most watched site in the world until you make something happen.

Not to put any pressure on you or anything.

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Chai wrote:

A2K is going to be the most watched site in the world until you make something happen.

Not to put any pressure on you or anything.

Yeah it's freaky, like one time I posted some original poetry up here and then the next day a random person in an unrelated online game was reciting it to me...

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I'm gonna start calling Kickycan "Dorothy" until he gets his ass over to Oz.

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DrewDad wrote:

I'm gonna start calling Kickycan "Dorothy" until he gets his ass over to Oz.

Did I miss something somewhere?

Of course you would be welcome here Kicky but long distance relationships are difficult at the best of times.

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patiodog wrote:

I think you're putting the cart before the horse. Mebbe you should kiss her before you talk about disrupting anybody's routine.

You're right. How did I get to this point? This is the double-edged sword that it is to discuss personal stories from your life on A2K. It almost always turns into overanalysis. I sarted out just writing this little paragraph or two about something that happened that I felt good about, and then it got discussed and tossed around and discussed some more, and now I'm trying to plan my whole life with this woman before anything has even happened.

Okay, everybody stop discussing this right NOW!

I'll get back to this thread in a couple weeks.

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kickycan wrote:

Okay, everybody stop discussing this right NOW!

OK, Dorothy.

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cool.

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Its early in the first quarter and time out has been called.

The cheerleaders bounces onto court.

http://buccaneers.com/media/graphics/cheerleaders/cheermain1.jpg

Gimme a K, gimme an I, gimme a CKY

what does it spell..................kicky

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Okay, everybody stop discussing this right NOW!

I'll get back to this thread in a couple weeks.

Set your calendar alarms for two weeks from yesterday.

Joe(click)Nation

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Tap, tap, tap.......................I'm awaitin', with baited breath!

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Stop making excuses. Already thinking whether or not it would turn into a "relationship." So you might get laid, then have to deal with the possibility she likes you more than that, while you don't feel the same.

There are subtle ways you can communicate you're not good relationship material to her while still keeping an attraction. Like saying, "you don't want me...I make a terrible boyfriend....I'm really a jerk." Then she'll tell you how you're not, but at least you covered your bases.

I remember always thinking too much like this in high school, when I was a virgin. Worrying if I kiss a girl it will turn into an insta-relationship. Screwing girls and not caring about calling them again made life a lot easier...much less thought.

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someone needs to feed that poor cheerleader.. Shocked

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shewolfnm wrote:

someone needs to feed that poor cheerleader..

I got something for her to eat.

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A little Australian breakfast sausage?

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shewolfnm wrote:

someone needs to feed that poor cheerleader..

really.

if you can see ribs sticking out like that, that's too thin.

if a guy looked like that everyone would be calling him scrawny.

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Chai wrote:

shewolfnm wrote:
someone needs to feed that poor cheerleader..

really.

if you can see ribs sticking out like that, that's too thin.

if a guy looked like that everyone would be calling him scrawny.

If a guy looked like that, they'd be calling him a whole helluva lot of
things before they got around to "scrawny".

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George wrote:

Chai wrote:
shewolfnm wrote:
someone needs to feed that poor cheerleader..

really.

if you can see ribs sticking out like that, that's too thin.

if a guy looked like that everyone would be calling him scrawny.

If a guy looked like that, they'd be calling him a whole helluva lot of
things before they got around to "scrawny".

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Chai wrote:

if you can see ribs sticking out like that, that's too thin.

She is reaching, and from the looks of it breathing in, too. Both things that cause the rib cage to expand and be accentuated. This girl is not too thin...

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if a guy looked like that everyone would be calling him scrawny.

Yeah well, that's mainly because modern culture promotes unnaturally buff and overweight men. Now you've got to be 170+ to not be skinny if you're a man, and 120- to not be fat as a woman...they ain't equal!

Note: I am not saying I support those #'s...

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I had such a good time last night.

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