I don't know many things when it comes to networking and software. My two HDs fried recently, care to come and have a look at them?
Shy Guy...
#41
Posted 17 September 2004 - 03:06 PM
I don't know many things when it comes to networking and software. My two HDs fried recently, care to come and have a look at them?
#42
Posted 17 September 2004 - 03:13 PM
Don't be sorry for not thinking up the save - one rarely does in situations. And when/if you do, you amaze yourself. Sometimes I've come back five minutes later when my head has cleared to make my save - not the hottest timing but oh well.
#43
Posted 17 September 2004 - 03:25 PM
Don't be sorry for not thinking up the save - one rarely does in situations. And when/if you do, you amaze yourself. Sometimes I've come back five minutes later when my head has cleared to make my save - not the hottest timing but oh well.
Yes so - true - been in this situation countless time myself...(just a bit slow is all...)...funny though some of my cowrkers seem to think I've got some pretty slick moves with the ladies (that I don;t at all see...just being myself and unconcerned thats all....)...stress is a big part of it...
Anyway - some great stories Eve...such a closet little romantic you are...lol
#44
Posted 17 September 2004 - 03:27 PM
MosJan, can you send me a ticket for Montreal-New-York... and two tickets for New-York-Montreal?
#45
Posted 17 September 2004 - 03:39 PM
Don't be sorry for not thinking up the save - one rarely does in situations. And when/if you do, you amaze yourself. Sometimes I've come back five minutes later when my head has cleared to make my save - not the hottest timing but oh well.
I am glad you appreciated the mitten, all those tears and broken dreams while I was building secret hideout places in our backyard. I think I will always remember that one. Stormig I was so in love with green eyes, that half of the time I didn't know what I was doing. In Yerevan we used to wash our underwear by hand, thank God those days are past me. Now I just swing over to the store if I run out of them. So as I washed my "trusik" awful word, I was going to hang them outside (omg what a life that was, my panties waving in the wind for the whole neighborhood to see ) and I calmly walked over to the fridge and put them in the freezer and closed the door. I was stopped by my mothers stunned look, she had to gather her speech to ask me why I want to make an icicle out of my underwear... That's what happens to me all the time. A great idea arises when the moment is gone.
Do you usually come to your rescue or do you slap yourself in the forehead and replay like a thousand brilliant replies which will never be. Thoth, I used to be a closet romantic but after that heartbreak I threw away all those romantic notions. I spit on romance novels, TFU!!!
#47
Posted 17 September 2004 - 04:32 PM
#48
Posted 17 September 2004 - 04:36 PM
Both, probably usually the latter. Can't be helped - you might sometimes (or often?) remember something funny to say at a party... the next morning.
#49
Posted 17 September 2004 - 05:03 PM
How do you make sure that you have the right thing to say if the situation ever presents itself. I always think of possible scenarios in case I am stuck, and I still manage to blurt out something ridiculous. The other day I said to a man, “It seems that you are a man of big substance,” then I saw the look on his face and bit my lip because that was the most ridiculous thing to say, not only did it not make sense, but it implied something completely inappropriate for a man of his position. I coughed and told him “I know I didn’t phrase that one right, I guess now is the time to say that English is a second language to me and I am relatively fresh off the boat.” Usually I am pretty good with the right thing to say, can break the awkward silence, but give me a guy who I find very intriguing and I tend to say ridiculous things. Such a child.
Speaking of approaches, here is a good cheesy one. “Hey honey, you have a promising future behind you.” Another one was, business assets are not the only kind that you have.” Or something stupid like that. Ok, time for me to head out. Italian food and Salsa dancing tonight, I’ll watch out for the shy guys.
#50
Posted 18 September 2004 - 12:44 AM
Scenarios - nah - you can't always script things out.
#54
Posted 03 October 2004 - 12:22 AM
#55
Posted 03 October 2004 - 12:27 AM
#57
Posted 03 October 2004 - 12:39 AM
Edited by Seapahn, 03 October 2004 - 12:42 AM.
#58
Posted 03 October 2004 - 12:51 AM
OK, among a number of choices -
1. in person
2. on the phone
3. e-mail/IM
Considering this has been only the second time I've seen this person, in person might have been difficult for him. Saying my vacation was over and I was going to be getting off around 6 PM, he said it was too bad I wouldn't be able to stop by anymore. I said I could in the evenings. For what? Duplicating/reproducing wedding photos and such?
He didn't have my phone and asking for it would have been strange - it's not like we were in a bar and he had picked me up, we were at his workplace!
E-mailing, IM-ing - don't know, seems too virtual to me. But I guess it served its purpose. And I suppose he thought that if I was going to turn him down (because of a boyfriend or such), he'd never see me again and it wouldn't have been face to face? Ah, these shy guys.
#59
Posted 03 October 2004 - 02:11 AM
#60
Posted 03 October 2004 - 02:45 AM
As for this other one - well - in a way it's a pretty fast move on his part considering the circumstances (at least in comparison with what I'm used to - courting for weeks and stuff), but the e-mail bit is goofy. And he certainly likes women.
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