Rug Burn Junky on 28/6/2007 at 00:20
Wow, and I say this with the utmost respect possible. You are a douchebag of the highest order. I love it. And if you don't cash in on this, I'm going to be sorely disappointed.
Just please do us a favor of not abusing the word "friend" any further.
Shug on 28/6/2007 at 00:23
We'll have to take out the drug references if this romantic comedy script is going to work :mad:
Stitch on 28/6/2007 at 00:37
Glad to hear you took her in and are stirring shit up with your mate. I firmly believe all decisions should be based on how interesting they'll make one's life.
jbairdjr on 28/6/2007 at 00:48
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has anyone been in this situation before?
Been there.
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Is "a week or so" likely to turn into months?
ohh yeah.
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Are there any precautions or special steps I need to take here?
Be firm, but be fair.
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Am I going to have my house ripped apart by lunatics?
Most likely.
Printer's Devil on 28/6/2007 at 01:03
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...she kinda asked me outright if he cheated on her when they were together because she suspected he did - and I kinda answered honestly...
...He'll have words with me most likely because she's texted him about his cheating and he suspects I told her (I did, but I've denied all knowledge, and he has no proof it was me)...
Man, you are digging a hole at a furious pace, aren't you? And with a shovel provided to you by a distraught lawyer, no less.
ignatios on 28/6/2007 at 01:04
is she fit
Vasquez on 28/6/2007 at 07:33
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breaking her phone and SIM card in half, verbally abusing her because she wouldn't give him money to buy booze and drugs (he owes her £650 - US$1300)
Why the fuck did she go with him in the first place?
These tales of "women luuuurv the bad guys" sound to me like someone just making things up - no one can
really be so desperate for a boyfriend. An educated woman, lawyer, and such a doormat? Does not compute :confused:
Also, makes that friend of mine I mention in the other thread seem even more sane and sensible.
Scots Taffer on 28/6/2007 at 08:22
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An educated woman, lawyer, and such a doormat? Does not compute :confused:
My wife only recently commented that it doesn't seem to matter how strong, sensible and intelligent a woman can be in private with other women, as soon as they are in front of a man they're interested in so many of them turn into simpering doormat-featured idiots. I myself have seen it happen on more than one occasion to women who I would've otherwise qualified as smart girls.
Anyway, looks like Stronts knows where his priorities are:
- burn the bridges with your ex-mate
- offer alcohol and sexual consolation to your distraught ex's ex
- post about it on the internet
Oh and PICS/DIVX.
Convict on 28/6/2007 at 09:53
This thread will be great!:D (let's face it - we don't get this kind of high drama in our mundane lives!)
Vasquez on 28/6/2007 at 10:12
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My wife only recently commented that it doesn't seem to matter how strong, sensible and intelligent a woman can be in private with other women, as soon as they are in front of a man they're interested in so many of them turn into simpering doormat-featured idiots.
I know, and that's exactly what makes me all :confused: :confused: :confused:
Of course it's natural to want to make your loved one happy, but it should be a two-way street. Why waste your love, time and money on someone who clearly doesn't love you back?
I've seen men like that, too. They're the nicest people themselves, but always fall in love with the worst kind of exploiting bitches. Oh well, I guess some people get a real kick out of martyrdom.
