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> Oh, and she hasn't called by yet like she "promised". I'm guessing she's
> busy rather than her not wanting to call me... (But then, maybe I'm just
> being too optimistic?)
She gave you her number. Call her!
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Gail Shaw wrote:
> She gave you her number. Call her!
Yes mum. :-S
Well, I called her. The line isn't all that clear, so I'm having slight
trouble understanding her. Suffice it to say, the conversion isn't
flowing terribly smoothly. (Neither of us appears to have anything to
talk about...)
A few minutes ago she said she'd call me back. I guess she will in a bit.
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http://www.zazzle.com/MathematicalOrchid*
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On Sun, 13 Jul 2008 20:12:21 +0100, Orchid XP v8 wrote:
>>> Although a few days ago, her profile on Facebook had the caption "Kate
>>> is looking for somebody but isn't sure where to find them", and
>>> yesterday it changed to "Kate is giving up on men, no offence to any
>>> but not more head messings please!" I'm confused...
>>
>> This tells me that she's still dealing with issues from her last
>> relationship.
>
> "Kate is thinking there is room for improvment...could be very happy
> depends if they agree:)."
I'm not sure I follow here...
>> It *usually* isn't personal (one could never say unequivocally that
>> it's *never* personal). Fear is a powerful emotion and causes people
>> to behave in inconsistent ways.
>
> Yep, I'm confused... :-S
>
> Oh, and she hasn't called by yet like she "promised". I'm guessing she's
> busy rather than her not wanting to call me... (But then, maybe I'm just
> being too optimistic?)
Or it could be that she's still dealing with fallout from that last
relationship. The problem with abusers is that unless they're held
accountable, they tend to come back. IME, abusive personalities don't
tend to take "no" for an answer.
Jim
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> Actually, I haven't seen her since that day, and I haven't seen the
> other guy for abotu 3 months either. I really thought meeting back up
> with him was going to allow me to develop a *real* social life at
> last... but no, it's make no difference.
Feeling like Hannelore?
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Nicolas Alvarez wrote:
> Feeling like Hannelore?
Meh. She has *way* more of a social life than me! :-P
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> Nicolas Alvarez wrote:
>
>> Feeling like Hannelore?
>
> Meh. She has *way* more of a social life than me! :-P
*Now* she does. Your post remembered that quote of her: "aren't you actors
my mom pays for to give me an illusion of a normal social life?"
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>>> Feeling like Hannelore?
>> Meh. She has *way* more of a social life than me! :-P
> *Now* she does. Your post remembered that quote of her: "aren't you actors
> my mom pays for to give me an illusion of a normal social life?"
Episode: http://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=1144
Nerd status: Confirmed.
To be honest, my parents aren't that rich. :-P
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>> Had something similar at a recent MS event. Presenter says that he has
>> lots
>> of stuff to give away over the course of the day.
>> "I have stress balls," he says, and throws two of them into the crowd.
>> "I have T-shirts," he says and tosses one into the crowd.
>> "I have some nice hardcover books," he says, hoisting three into the
>> air as
>> if to throw. People in the front couple of rows duck. He grins and
>> puts the
>> books back down, "Maybe I shouldn't throw these"
Oasis perform a live gig. At the end of the performance, Noel throws his
tamberine into the crowd. Then the drummer gets up and throws his
drumsticks into the crowd. And then Liam hoists his Union Jack electric
guitar into the air over his head. The crowd goes insane! But after
hesitating for a moment, he puts it down again and stroles off stage.
(Trust me, if Liam Ghallager's guitar had gone into the crowd, A)
somebody would how have a serious concussion from being hit in the head
with a guitar, and B) there would have been mass riots over who gets to
keep the sacred object...)
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http://www.zazzle.com/MathematicalOrchid*
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> (Trust me, if Liam Ghallager's guitar had gone into the crowd, A) somebody
> would how have a serious concussion from being hit in the head with a
> guitar,
I suspect there would have been a lot of hands in the way long before it got
to anyones head!
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scott wrote:
>> (Trust me, if Liam Ghallager's guitar had gone into the crowd, A)
>> somebody would how have a serious concussion from being hit in the
>> head with a guitar,
>
> I suspect there would have been a lot of hands in the way long before it
> got to anyones head!
*You* try catching a heavy object at arm's length! ;-)
(As an aside... I'm not actually sure why electric guitars are so heavy.
But trust me, they *are*!)
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