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Next, recognize that she may need some distance before she drops back into your life, if she does at all. If you want to call her to check up on how she's doing, don't do it. She might need to think you are an asshole for a while in order to get over the breakup. Later, when she is over it (assuming she is not over you already) she will have a more balanced view of you and may very well end up being your friend. But if she is smitten with you, be prepared to be the village asshole for approximately half the length of the relationship. If you sleep with her sister/brother/best friend (dog?) you will be an asshole for life. If you break up with her, you will only be an asshole until she gets over it. Unless, you really are an asshole, then forget all of what I just said. AM(learned the hard way that not breaking up with someone made me an asshole for life)M |
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Should I wait awhile to make sure she isn't pregnant? Hello |
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Edited to add that "a while" is two words, not one. |
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Hello Oh yeah, motherfucka why didn't you answer? Edited to add that the dictionar(ies) at dictionary.com have three entries for "awhile". Are you sure about that thing you were saying? http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=awhile Uhm, dictionary definition with bestiality pictures. |
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I have some of your preferred riding boots but find them less than fashionable in the foothills out here and not nearly as comfortable. Cowboy boots are all about context. Don't wear them to the office, don't wear them to bars, do wear them outside with appropriately weathered, appropriately snug jeans and a loosely buttoned western shirt. Sans hat, unless you want to look like a dude. Except if you are a professional cowboy, which I am not. And never, ever tuck your jeans in them. That just screams "dork". |
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Is he gone yet?
Jesus H. Christ, I sure as hell hope so. What a frickin' bore already. By the by, all this PLF retiring crap inspired me to parody a song and in honour of Billmore's College Dayz I picked the Mamas & the Papas California Dreamin'. All apologies to Mama Cass. And the ham sammich. Without further adieu: PLF Dreamin’ All the wit is gone, his posts fade to grey He needs to take a hike and go far away We’d be entertained, if it was back in the day PLF Dreamin’, but he’s got nuthin’ to say Surfed in to Infirm, to reminisce today Well I dropped down to my knees, his work was oh so fey You know that PLF’s work’s grown old While I’m still making hay PLF Dreamin’, but he’s got nuthin’ to say All the wit is gone, his posts fade to grey He needs to take a hike and go far away If Paigow didn’t IM him, he woulda left today PLF Dreamin’, but he’s got nuthin’ to say PLF Dreamin’, but he’s got nuthin’ to say PLF Dreamin’, but he’s got nuthin’ to say |
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Take her somewhere that's not particularly date-y. (If you were in Houston, I'd suggest that new Aquarium place downtown, with a seat next to the shark tank.) Someplace more casual (like the dreaded coffee house) is probably best, especially if quick getaways are needed. It'd be nice if it were near her house, so she can get home quickly. Order, let her order. Make small talk about the Cubs, who appear to be winning big time right now. Sit down in a nice quiet booth with your tripple lattes, and don't beat around the bush. Do a varient of this sort of speech, but ONLY IF IT IS TRUE. "Honey, we've been dating for _____ (days, weeks, months years). I think that you're a great person, and I'm glad that we've been going out. "I've been doing a lot of thinking lately about a lot of stuff, though. And I'm not sure exactly how we fit together anymore. I think that if we continue dating, we'll end up in a place that I don't think either one of us wants to be. "I don't think that this is working, and I don't think it is fair to either of us to keep on going. ("I don't think it's fair to either of us" replaces the time honored "It's not you, it's me.") I know that this isn't exactly what I want right now, at this point in my life, especially with _____ (other major thing going on in your life that takes up a lot of time and energy, please try to avoid it being work, but if there's nothing else, use work) going on right now. "I don't want to hurt you, and I do care a lot about you. I just don't see a future for us, and I'm not happy to just tread water here with you until something better comes along. That's not fair to you, and it's not fair to me. (reiterate the not fair thing, but make it a mutual thing). I think it's best that we move on. That's what I want." (You can throw in something about how you know yourself, and you think that you'll hurt her badly if you keep on going in the relationship, and that it's better do break off now than later) Wait for some sort of response... Later on in the conversation, assuming you do not have cappuccino foam all over your face. "I totally understand if you don't want to talk to me or if you don't want to see me, but you are important to me, and when you've had some time to process this, and if you're ok with it later, I'd like to remain some part of your life." I cannot emphasize how much the "it's not fair to either of us" helps to minimize the badguyness. Let her call the shots after telling her it's over. Do not leave any room for doubt about your decision so she can talk you out of it. Do not spend too much time listing all the good times in order to minimize the pain; that will come back to haunt you. She has the right to make accusations that are unfair (to a degree); don't argue the details, especially if they're relatively minor. Take her home if she asks for it, but don't spend too much time with her. Have the breakup sex before you break up with her. A lot cleaner that way. Wait a few weeks before initiating any "I'm not sleeping with anyone, and you're not sleeping with anyone..." conversations. |
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Anyway, thanks. A coffeehouse (but not my regular Starbucks!) sounds like a great idea for a few of them lines. Hello |
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My tailor produces both men's and women's suits and offers the same catalog of fabrics for each and charges the same price-per-quantity of fabric used -- for some reason I found it difficult to find good wool suits for women, and when I did, the prices were outrageous (e.g., Paul Stuart). |
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