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Stephen wrote:
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> I think that there is some logic in there, somewhere ;)
Somehow I do think so too.
-Aero
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
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> She is *not* free - that's the trouble...
That's a minor slowdown.
> (She's "cute" if you don't mind "not tall and not skinny".)
Well, I do prefer the tall and skinny ones (also long and dark/red hair
and green eyes), but there's nothing wrong with short and skinny ones.
But the most important part is the smile. If something catches my
vision, it's natural and honest smile - nothing beats it.
-Aero
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>> She is *not* free - that's the trouble...
>
> That's a minor slowdown.
It always puzzles me how everybody thinks this "minor detail" isn't a
problem...
>> (She's "cute" if you don't mind "not tall and not skinny".)
>
> Well, I do prefer the tall and skinny ones (also long and dark/red hair
> and green eyes), but there's nothing wrong with short and skinny ones.
> But the most important part is the smile. If something catches my
> vision, it's natural and honest smile - nothing beats it.
She has golden brown hair. Recently she dyed it a slightly reddish
tinge. I'm not completely sure, but I think her eyes are brown...
She does, however, have a very beautiful smile. And she smiles a lot.
She's definitely a girlie girl - even if she does play hockey... She
always seems to be bubbly and giggly.
Oh, and did you notice? She's leaving the company. :-S
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Invisible wrote:
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> It always puzzles me how everybody thinks this "minor detail" isn't a
> problem...
It's a universal attitude. Obstacles are slowdowns, not obstacles.
Removing the obstacle might eg. require shutting one life down oslt
(don't let her know!) and the relationship based on such removal won't
last long nor be a healthy one, but it's possible.
> She has golden brown hair. Recently she dyed it a slightly reddish
> tinge. I'm not completely sure, but I think her eyes are brown...
Ok. Brown eyes fit well with reddish brown hair.
> She does, however, have a very beautiful smile. And she smiles a lot.
So she might have my attention out in the public. Possibly.
> She's definitely a girlie girl - even if she does play hockey... She
> always seems to be bubbly and giggly.
That's positive thing for sure.
> Oh, and did you notice? She's leaving the company. :-S
Yes, I did. There's no foreigners coming to work for us atm, so don't
worry, she's not coming here :p.
-Aero
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>> It always puzzles me how everybody thinks this "minor detail" isn't a
>> problem...
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> It's a universal attitude. Obstacles are slowdowns, not obstacles.
> Removing the obstacle might eg. require shutting one life down oslt
> (don't let her know!) and the relationship based on such removal won't
> last long nor be a healthy one, but it's possible.
o_O
>> Oh, and did you notice? She's leaving the company. :-S
>
> Yes, I did. There's no foreigners coming to work for us atm, so don't
> worry, she's not coming here :p.
Heh. :-P
...does anybody *else* find it ironic that we're discussing Cute QA Girl
in a threat entitled "religions"? o_O
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Invisible wrote:
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> o_O
You do realize that that just cost you 300 points?
> ...does anybody *else* find it ironic that we're discussing Cute QA Girl
> in a threat entitled "religions"? o_O
Have you thought that possibly I ment that to happen?
-Aero
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Invisible wrote:
> nemesis wrote:
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>> Assembly looks very atheist, with all its down to the metal materialist
>> fixation! :D
>
> When I looked at the IA32 reference manual, I quickly concluded that
> there is, in fact, no god.
http://qdb.us/266082
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And lo On Wed, 17 Dec 2008 22:32:05 -0000, Orchid XP v8 <voi### [at] dev null>
did spake thusly:
>>> Sorry, I was thinking of cute QA girl.
>>>
>> Well yes, I assume she's still free, but even she lives something like
>> 1500km away from me. Besides, I don't know how cute she is, since I've
>> never seen her.
>> ;)
>
> She is *not* free - that's the trouble...
>
> (She's "cute" if you don't mind "not tall and not skinny".)
I'm losing the thread here are we discussing girls or coffee? ;-)
--
Phil Cook
--
I once tried to be apathetic, but I just couldn't be bothered
http://flipc.blogspot.com
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>>>> Sorry, I was thinking of cute QA girl.
>>>>
>>> Well yes, I assume she's still free, but even she lives something like
>>> 1500km away from me. Besides, I don't know how cute she is, since I've
>>> never seen her.
>>> ;)
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>> She is *not* free - that's the trouble...
>>
>> (She's "cute" if you don't mind "not tall and not skinny".)
>
> I'm losing the thread here are we discussing girls or coffee? ;-)
I wouldn't mind putting my cream in her coffee, if you follow... ;-)
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Phil Cook v2 wrote:
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> I'm losing the thread here are we discussing girls or coffee? ;-)
>
Both of them. Girls are no use if lack of caffeine is making a banging
headache.
-Aero
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