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Apr 28 2006, 11:31 AM
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QUOTE(Channler @ Apr 28 2006, 02:02 AM) Wow.. You just done in 1 hour what I've tried to do in nearly 9 years... Find out why women act like that... Whats the solution then? I mean, sometimes it just seems that I never get through no matter how wonderful I try to act... It doesn't make sence,does it?Well woman in general don't make much sence.We guys are a lot more simple.All we want is to watch football,drink beer,having a blast,while women are intrested in something completly diffrent.That's why it's called OPOSITE SEX  EDIT:I'm kidding (about guys being more simple). QUOTE(Kayla @ Apr 28 2006, 02:55 AM) I really don't know what I can tell you. It's more or less the woman's problem. It is best to try and explain to them that you do try, and that it is unfair of them to expect things from you. Well my experience tells me that would be a mistake.Opening your heart to them while still early can have serius consequances(sp?).He is more asking how to saduce a woman i think.My post above reflects my opinion,but using a word ''cattle'' was really harsh (my english is limitating).I was thinking more like taking a ''macho'' attitude,not showing any weaknesses at all,always tough,always yourself(Not what she wants you to be),always firm.At least that's what worked for me over the years. QUOTE(Ibis @ Apr 28 2006, 08:16 AM) The way to get and keep a woman's interest is what yer mom told ya - be yourself. Don't apologize one bit for being who you are. If she don't like it, she is just not the woman for you - she's free to look elsewhere. That's the attitude to take. Really, if she doesn't like you for yourself, there will be nothing but trouble as things develop. You shouldn't have to change, she shouldn't have to change - - if the chemistry isn't right, it just ain't gonna be. As far as choices, give her one chance to choose ... none of this I can't make my mind up, do such n such to convince me, blah blah, etc. Take me or leave me, ya know? It could be rough on you too if you really like a girl alot - but just take it like a man, don't beg, and she'll be fascinated most likely after that, even if she starts out rejecting you. I've been married 29 years this  June, so Cain and I know a bit about love and accomodating each other in life. I agree,that's a good opinion.Don't apologise for who you are (because you already know that you're a cool guy  j\k),get a firm stance,and ALWAYS,ALWAY be confident whatever you do.I also make sure that she knows my intentions,just to make sure she doesn't think i want to be her friend,i want to be her boyfriend. That's what worked for me in my homeland,i will see how it works on Dutch girls yet This post has been edited by HyPN0: May 1 2006, 09:44 PM
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Apr 28 2006, 11:32 AM
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I think it's really funny that when I said 'evil, insidious, devious and foul' everyone automatically assumed I was talking about women. Maybe if I was talking about men it would have been 'stupid, scratch-loving, lazy and uncaring'. Anyway, I didn't actually say which sex I was making comments on.
Though women do go with the 'spend your money' bit a lot more than men.
As for children? Why do I hate them? Apart from the fact that they're rude, disease ridden, unable to control body functions, attention-seeking, noisy, messy, expensive (when you have one you're signing up to 18 years of food, clothes, entertainment and rubbish holiday bills), they break things, they 'fix' things, they don't appreciate their parents, quite often they hate their parents, they cause their parents heartache and worry, they systematically destroy any hobby you have, they can be random and violent, their friends are all incredibly annoying, they hog the computer, they require constant attention, for the first bit you need to wait on them, for the first bit you need to wipe their backside, they insist on watching The Cartoon Network, you can't watch good adult movies in the middle of the day (and I don't mean porn, I mean... Aliens, sometimes I just want to watch Aliens in the afternoon), they demand you get a pet, even if you're allergic to it, you're expected to fufil meaningless obligations to their school, they override any previous social commitment, they are irritating in a car, they often stare at you squiffy, you're never out of the emergency ward, you're worried about their future, you find yourself with no future because you're worried about theirs, your savings dissapear because of their future, you have to suffer the dreaded 'hormonal' period of their lives, and they smell?
I've got a few reasons but I don't want to bore you by listing them.
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Apr 28 2006, 11:54 AM
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QUOTE(Foster @ Apr 28 2006, 12:32 PM) SNIP I've got a few reasons but I don't want to bore you by listing them. Whooooooo,now that's exaggerating(sp?)! I mane cammon':You were a kid once! You hate kids because they're ignorant?Because they have more to learn,becaue they are.....err noughty?Wow man,there is much more to it than that.They are.....well kids! I'm not a father myself,but i have a friend in my homeland (he's my age),and you should really see how happy he was when he got little Anja (common female name).He was soooooo drunk,we had to watch over him ''till morning.He says it's the best thing it's ever happend to him.And i belive his word. You say they hate their parents?No. They can be (i know because i was like that) that they can be demanding,arogant,unpleasant,hard-headed,but they still love their parents.Hell,i love my mother and father today.They hate you only if youtreat them to hard or too soft. About pets:If you're alergic,simply say ''no''.His\her intrest in such a thing is only temporary.They just want to know what is the feeling of having a dog. About not worrying about your future:When they grow up,they're not their own.Until that,it's your duty to love and care for that child.When he\she comes to 18:You don't have any right to interfier with their lives.You can live for yourself,just sometimes help them out. There is much more to say that this,i just scrached the surface.
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''One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics, is that you end up being governed by your inferiors.'' - Plato
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Apr 28 2006, 12:25 PM
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Nah, I find the whole idea of children nauseating. I just wished we had the technology to grow them in vats until they were 8, let them out, have them around for those that wanted them and think they're cute and all that until they're 12, then ship them off to some kind of kid-farm until they were 16.
And I said some of them hate their parents. Not all of them, but I know a lot of kids that grew up shouting "I hate you!!!" and such. I always find it funny that parents say how much they love their children and all that when you ask them, but all they ever do is complain about them. And no baby is good looking. They all look like that freaky monster that pops out of that guy's chest in Total Recall.
Anyway, that whole money trap isn't for me. Where am I going to be without the opposite sex and the burden of parenthood? Happier, healthier, and a hell of a lot wealthier.
Money may not by happiness, but money buys stuff, and stuff makes me happy. I'd rather have a holiday where I dangle off suspension bridges screaming, or go climbing up the Machu Pichu trail, than having to settle for a sea side resort with balloons, donkey rides and flumes because I've got midget baggage in the shape of two unimpressed kids.
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Intestinal Chaos |
Apr 28 2006, 06:23 PM
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Joined: 9-July 05
From: Portland, Oregon

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QUOTE(Ibis @ Apr 25 2006, 04:02 PM) WELCOM E BACK SHOGUN !!! ... I never met you before, but everyone seems so overjoyed that you've returned that I thought I'd say a special welcome home. Tellie, I was sitting here since your post trying to picture a lap-sided Guar...was also thinking how nice it'd be to sit in the lap of my own pet Guar. I could just hear it purring as it rocked me...(don't know that they purr exactly but I'm sure it's a similar type sound.) I am waiting for Stomach Ache to come back and see how he is doing. Guess I'm sorta motherly sometimes, but I've been thinking of him. Hope he's ok. Thank you very much for caring, Ibis, and the story was very helpful and inspiring  . Things are going so-so. Not only was I kicked out of my friend Kevin's house, but he was too. Not only that but his friend Amanda got dumped by her boyfriend and now lives with us. This adds 2 to the total people making the sum of my group 4. My Cousin (John), Kevin, Amanda, and me. Not only this, but we're being kicked out of where we are staying now in a few days. Still, things are not so bad. Amanada has an apartment on hold, but she has to hold a job for two weeks before she may move into it. She already has a job, but it's in another city, so we're moving... again. We'll camp outside for the two weeks and then move into the apartment when we can. Meanwhile the rest of us will be searching for jobs. I'm not crazy about sleeping outside for so long, but I'll do what I have to do. Things are definently looking up though, with the gaining of a home and all. It's only a studio apartment, but at least it's somewhere to stay. Unfortunatly, Kevin was the only one with a computer (or at least one with the internet) so I won't be on very often. Still, when I can be on all give you updates on my condition, if you're interested. I just got food stamps today, so eating isn't a problem anymore. As I figure, I'll be living off of top-ramen and microwave pizzas for the next few months/years. It's a good thing I grew up on that food  I get about $150 worth of food every month, as does my cousin, and so will Kevin soon. Amanda get's about $110. I have a good feeling about everything, I know it will turn out for the best. I'm not so sure about school, but at least I'm alive and that's the most I can ask for. When I'm 17 we'll be able to apply for a 3 bedroom apartment, so I have a bit of something to look forward to. This post has been edited by Intestinal Chaos: Apr 28 2006, 06:33 PM
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Apr 28 2006, 07:04 PM
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QUOTE(minque @ Apr 28 2006, 09:45 AM) Aww Stomach Ache! You shouldn´t be living like that! You´re far too young, but why don´t you live with your family? I didn´t grasp that......hmm if you wanna tell...that is. You don´t have to but I´ll stil be wondering and thinking of you! Remember that.....here you´ve got friends who care about you! Take care dear..... Thank you very much for the concern :] I don't live with my family for many reasons, but it can basicly be summed down into one sentence. "They are bad parents". I'm sorry for being so general, but I don't feel like stating at at this time. If you are truly curious though, you can PM me about it.
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Apr 28 2006, 08:14 PM
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Joined: 28-April 06
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QUOTE(Intestinal Chaos @ Apr 28 2006, 12:04 PM) Thank you very much for the concern :] I don't live with my family for many reasons, but it can basicly be summed down into one sentence. "They are bad parents". I'm sorry for being so general, but I don't feel like stating at at this time. If you are truly curious though, you can PM me about it. Rainer extends his heart to you.  Cake? 
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Apr 28 2006, 08:51 PM
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Joined: 29-May 05
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QUOTE(Foster @ Apr 28 2006, 10:32 AM) As for children? ,snip. I've got a few reasons but I don't want to bore you by listing them. You forgot that their the bases of all human life, are filled with love and are practically slaves to my command. QUOTE(Intestinal Chaos @ Apr 28 2006, 06:04 PM) Thank you very much for the concern :] I don't live with my family for many reasons, but it can basicly be summed down into one sentence. "They are bad parents". I'm sorry for being so general, but I don't feel like stating at at this time. If you are truly curious though, you can PM me about it. I sure hope things work out for the best, or atleast work out. Its such a travesty that you have to live in a tent for two weeks and that you're depending on food stamps and a single person's job, but I guess you should be able to make it. Take care of yourself eh?
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Apr 28 2006, 10:44 PM
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It sucks that that's how things have worked out mate, but i'm sure things will get better. Good luck, and try to keep us posted on how it's going if you can
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Channler |
Apr 28 2006, 10:46 PM
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Joined: 20-March 05
From: Nashville, North Carolina

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QUOTE(Olav @ Apr 28 2006, 02:38 PM) I think it's horrible that 16 year olds can be homeless in a country such as the US (or anywhere else for that matter). Will not the government help you with a place to live? Anyway I wish you best of luck, and that fortune will smile upon you soon. No one should have to go through what you're describing. "Rugged Individualism" Its a term coined back before/during the Great Depression by Herbert Hoover. It stated that we should be individuals and as such take care of ourselves. (Or something like that) Thusly, our government, even though we've considered Hoover evil incarnate, is still loosely following the pattern of "Rugged Individualism". However, he can still apply for various.. err.. welfare related objects such as food stamps, but housing is not usually addressed in this instance. We tend to survive ourselves, or rely on the good will of others. Personally Stomache Ache I'm glad for you. Your situation could be better, but it could also be worse. But it seems you four have got your priorities straight and that you've decided to be somewhat humble in your choice of food-goods. I pray for your success in finding a job and we are always here for support.
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Foster |
Apr 29 2006, 01:23 AM
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Joined: 24-March 06
From: Bradford, UK

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QUOTE(Red @ Apr 28 2006, 08:51 PM) You forgot that their the bases of all human life, are filled with love and are practically slaves to my command.
They're not the basis of human life. That'd be something like mitosis or meiosis of cells, or the opening sequence of "Look who's Talking". They're part of the cycle of life, that I'll grant you. But that doesnt' mean I have to like it, or them. Kids arn't filled with love, they're filled with selfish little 'me' thoughts and undeveloped ideas, and I'm afraid I can't speak expertly on your ability to command children. This post has been edited by Foster: Apr 29 2006, 01:25 AM
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Apr 29 2006, 01:33 AM
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Joined: 29-May 05
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QUOTE(Foster @ Apr 29 2006, 12:23 AM) They're not the basis of human life. That'd be something like mitosis or meiosis of cells, or the opening sequence of "Look who's Talking". They're part of the cycle of life, that I'll grant you. But that doesnt' mean I have to like it, or them. Kids arn't filled with love, they're filled with selfish little 'me' thoughts and undeveloped ideas, and I'm afraid I can't speak expertly on your ability to command children. C'mon man, it is a little absurd to be mad at children because they're brain isn't fully developed. Also, all of the actual problems you listed with children are caused by bad parenting. You spoil the child, the child will feel entitled to more than they should. No one is born with a selfishness complex, and if they are its a serious medical condition. Anyways, I've had a pretty good day full of fun and friends and I hope all of you can say the same. oh, and my pyromancy skills (aka my skills of burning things with barbeque lighters) caused quite a panic. I burnt some paper towel in my kitchen and for some reason it attached itself to the end of the barbeque lighter. I tried to rub and shake it off, but in the end the small amount of paper towel fell on some butter. Now I have a half melted stick of butter. Lovely  .
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Apr 29 2006, 01:49 AM
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If it makes you feel better I'll say then that I hate being around children. They arn't my idea of enjoyable company. I don't blame cats for being animals; doesn't mean I want to hang around being stared at by 'em. And not all the problems I've listed are caused by bad parenting - most of them are pretty natural parts of growing up and learning, based on their needs and physiology and all that kid of stuff. Like I said, just because it's part of the natural process doesn't mean I have to like it. I could liken that to another rather foul aspect of biology for about half the population, but I'm not going to go down that route. You're right are about one thing though, there are some medical conditions which I suppose you could call a 'selfishness complex'.
I myself had a strange night. I dressed up smart with friends (posh dresses and tuxedos) and went to a Casino, thinking we were orginal. Alas, we went on James Bond theme night. Still, I made five times the money I actually bet to begin with, so I can't complain. The secret to roulette is to bet on the wide bets, and bet in multiples - say, one lot on Any Black, one on Any Odd, one on 19-36. That ways you're likely to only lose one stack or gain one stack in the odds (with an slightly more than equal chance of losing it rather than gaining it all), but you have three variables to bet on the probablities. Eh, worked for me.
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I hate the mice from Bagpuss. Never trust rodents with DIY skills.
"We will fix it, we will fix, we will stick it with glue, glue, glue, we will stickle it, every little bit of it, we will fix it like new, new new."
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Apr 29 2006, 03:13 AM
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I can't help but laugh of this children stuff, I'm sorry. Have you forgotten you were once children yourselves? Anyway I have no children myself, but I'm godfather to my niese and nephew, which I've been babysitting and taking care of regularly since they were born. Sure they mess up when they're growing up, doing silly mistakes that they learn from (as we all do), but they've never been mean or done anything mean on purpose. I can't understand why you guys claim that children in general do that. Then again I guess that all depends on where and how they grow up...?
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