GasBandit
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Potayto, potahto?Crazy or damaged?
Potayto, potahto?Crazy or damaged?
ketchup or catsup?Potayto, potahto?
Note that nobody in this thread actually implied that "bitches be crazy." Just bitch, singluar, be crazy.I really hate the "bitches be crazy!" rhetoric for about 3 different reasons
I'm a firm believer that everyone is crazy, not just bitches.I really hate the "bitches be crazy!" rhetoric for about 3 different reasons
My guess is the primary one is grammatical.I really hate the "bitches be crazy!" rhetoric for about 3 different reasons
"Kid, I make two night auditors like you in the toilet every morning."Don't pull "manager said I could," if you don't want me checking with him. Especially at 1 in the morning when you're not supposed to be here in the first place. There's a reason I've been here three years and people like you barely last three weeks.
And they had many creepy bug-eyed children!
And at no time would I ever refer to her as a bitch, either. Just a little clingy, especially getting 2 AM texts that say "It's easier for me if you just say "I'm not interested" then to just ignore me".Note that nobody in this thread actually implied that "bitches be crazy." Just bitch, singluar, be crazy.
Yeah, well, unlike you I like to operate with a modicum of respect for people both online and off.this thread just made me think about it
WOW, that is super clingy for such a new dating relationship. You've known her for what, a week? I don't blame you one bit for hitting the eject button.And at no time would I ever refer to her as a bitch, either. Just a little clingy, especially getting 2 AM texts that say "It's easier for me if you just say "I'm not interested" then to just ignore me".
Yes I recognize that I said I would text you tonight, but it was midnight by the time I got home and that it would be nicer just to text in the morning. Which I responded with and then she said "Midnight? That sounds like a good date!" I was at a coworker BBQ.
The very fact that I have to explain my personal activity is a huge red flag after a weekend of hanging out. And so I've explained that this isn't going to work and while she's very nice and I enjoy her company a lot, and she's super hot, this is no go.
And she had already started leaving stuff at my place so she's coming by after work to take it all.
Since Friday. Yeah, things probably got a little too hot too quickly and that's my fault.WOW, that is super clingy for such a new dating relationship. You've known her for what, a week? I don't blame you one bit for hitting the eject button.
Oh she was certainly eager.Takes two to tango, mon ami. I'm just saying...
Yikes.Yes I recognize that I said I would text you tonight, but it was midnight by the time I got home and that it would be nicer just to text in the morning. Which I responded with and then she said "Midnight? That sounds like a good date!" I was at a coworker BBQ.
And she had already started leaving stuff at my place so she's coming by after work to take it all.
Yeesh, dial it back man. It's a rant thread. He can rant.Yeah, well, unlike you I like to operate with a modicum of respect for people both online and off.
That's better
Was the speed a sort of burrowing, "barb" tactic that is designed to insinuate her into your life and make her harder to dislodge?Since Friday. Yeah, things probably got a little too hot too quickly and that's my fault.
Without stroking my ego too much, I think it was a barb tactic designed to prevent me from disappearing more than to keep her insinuated. She kept asking how the hell I was single. And then would talk about how she was deleting her POF account because she's good to go. hint hint Adam should do the same. And then just kept complimenting me on anything and everything.Was the speed a sort of burrowing, "barb" tactic that is designed to insinuate her into your life and make her harder to dislodge?
Or was it a nestling, a rush to hurry up and get "safe and comfortable" as quickly as possible?
--Patrick
Let's just hope that book wasn't a Stephen King novel. Ankles are important.She was a really nice girl, just operating out of a different book than I was.
That had better be fucking Photoshopped.They have changed the definition of "Literally" to literally be the the one that isn't literal.
Fuck this culture. Fuck this language. Fuck. This. Planet. RELEASE THE PLAGUE.
I had another interview for for a better paying position. But I did not know about the interview until a few hours before. So I was at work wearing a Polo shirt I should have retired a year ago... But the interviewers knew me already, so I was not making a first impression.I just interviewed for a job that I don't really know if I want. But I take all interviews seriously. So I spent about $100 on a new shirt and slacks. I can't really afford this!
I also tanked on the interview. I was expecting a technical job with some management. But it was a management job with a lot of inventory processes involved. I did not learn that this was a management position until 20 minutes before the interview. So I was not ready for management theory questions.
I don't give a shit how long morons have been using it incorrectly.As I have noted before, "literally," used for emphasis, is at least as old as the 17th century, as argued in this article which cites a use recorded by the Oxford English Dictionary. So you know.
If she used that term incorrectly, yes. And she's an overrated, shitty author to boot.Is Jane Austen a moron, though?