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  • DVV
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    Ruby, my dear, I read and re-read your posts, scratching my head and cursing my poor command of English.
    Garlic, rugby, Dylan, compromise....I sure won't sleep tonight with that unsolved rebus in mind.

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  • c.d.
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    There was a great line from "Seinfeld." George decided to engage in a preemptive break up with the woman he was dating in order to gain the upper hand (or simply hand as he called it) in the relationship. It worked for a short while before she decided it was over. As she was walking out the door, he said "you can't leave, I have hand." Her response was "that's good because you're going to need it."

    c.d.

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  • johns
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    Well I'm no expert on chatting up the ladies, but most of the local young men seem to do pretty well using the following tactics.

    Speak in a barely audible manner... I guess the reasoning is that the lady will have to lean closer to hear what you're saying

    then she will smell your

    Cut price booze odour... I imagine that ladies are enticed by the intoxicating waft of cheap Buckfast/Talon lager/whatever is on offer at the Keystore this week

    Spit profusely everywhere on a continual basis... I would imagine that the local ladies are bewitched by the sight of a group of grunting, oafish lads spitting a river down the pavement, as they text moronic messages to their ape-like friend stood 2 feet away...

    Make sectarian and bigoted remarks wherever possible at Catholics, blacks, Celtic/Rangers fans.... whoever really... doesn't matter... just be a loud mouthed bigot.

    Swear a lot.... If you use more swear words than actual words... you're in!!

    Be lazy.... don't work, or if you do, do your job badly. The ladies will appreciate you saving your energies for them.



    Well it seems to pay dividends round my part of this planet.

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  • Rubyretro
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    The good thing about that story is that it tells it like it is. A real man would rather tell his boss to stick it and then be homeless, than to not tell him how he felt.
    So...maybe we can do a deal with the Rugby afterall...?
    You know that it's all about compromise David
    No comment.
    Last edited by Rubyretro; 03-03-2011, 06:17 PM.

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  • The Good Michael
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    CD,

    The good thing about that story is that it tells it like it is. A real man would rather tell his boss to stick it and then be homeless, than to not tell him how he felt.

    Mike

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  • c.d.
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    Originally posted by The Good Michael View Post
    What nonsense is this. Dames are a dime a dozen. You give 'em your best sneer and offer to let them buy you a drink, single malt. If they don't, tell them not to come crawling to you when they need sex, because you're better than that. When they leave in a huff, tell them not to let the door hit them in the a$$, delete them from your cell phone and don't return emails. Soon, they'll be begging you for your love, but you won't give in because you're a man, and dames are everywhere.

    Mike
    Hear, Hear, Mike. Well said! Although it does remind me of one of my favorite cartoons. A very well dressed man in a three piece suit and holding a briefcase is speaking to a bum who is laying on the street, clothes torn and dirty and a can of Sterno in his hand. The man in the suit says "imagine running into you like this. You know the guys in the office still talk about the time you told the boss to stick it."

    Sadly, I think all of us men get the point.

    c.d.

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  • Rubyretro
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    Ho Ho ho ! You can see that I tried to hide the 'shoe habit' ! (I didn't mean to do a second Post, only edit the first one ..).

    Luckily you don't know about the 'un-negotiable' Bob Dylan habit either..

    So...maybe we can do a deal with the Rugby afterall...?

    (You know that it's all about compromise David..)
    Last edited by Rubyretro; 03-03-2011, 05:49 PM.

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  • Rubyretro
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    [QUOTE=Rubyretro;167576]
    Originally posted by DVV View Post
    Dunno.
    Depends whether you like Chris Ashton or not.[/QUOTE[

    Ah. Rugby.

    I love you dearly (from afar) -but maybe we should consider a trial separation
    ...just for a short while you understand ?

    I will 'look after' the garlic crusher and Pogues cds -but it won't be for long I'm certain of it !!!
    (unless you let my friends-that-you-hate come over to watch 'Spinal Tap' and 'Withnail and I' -in english- all over again, and drink wine and try on shoes , while you watch the rugby ??)...?

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  • Rubyretro
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    [QUOTE=DVV;167572]Dunno.
    Depends whether you like Chris Ashton or not.[/QUOTE[

    Ah. Rugby.

    I love you dearly (from afar) -but maybe we should consider a trial separation
    ...just for a short while you understand ?

    I will 'look after' the garlic crusher and Pogues cds -but it won't be for long I'm certain of it !!!

    (unless you let me have those friends-that-you- hate over to watch endless reruns of
    'Withnail and I' and 'Spinal Tap'...whilst you watch the Rugby ???).
    Last edited by Rubyretro; 03-03-2011, 05:31 PM.

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  • DVV
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    Dunno.
    Depends whether you like Chris Ashton or not.

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  • The Good Michael
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    Originally posted by DVV View Post
    First time I agree with Mike this year.
    Shame on me.
    David, I think you probably agree with me on 90% of things. It's this blasted site and your refusal to be rational that puts us at odds. I do try, however.

    Mike
    Last edited by The Good Michael; 03-03-2011, 04:57 PM.

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  • Sister Hyde
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    Originally posted by DVV View Post
    First time I agree with Mike this year.
    Shame on me.

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  • DVV
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    First time I agree with Mike this year.
    Shame on me.

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  • The Good Michael
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    Originally posted by martin wilson View Post
    So,be yourself,be honest,show interest in her conversation, respect her opinions...Lastly learn to disagree respectfully,never ever dismiss her opinions without trying to understand them, talk about the way you feel about things
    What nonsense is this. Dames are a dime a dozen. You give 'em your best sneer and offer to let them buy you a drink, single malt. If they don't, tell them not to come crawling to you when they need sex, because you're better than that. When they leave in a huff, tell them not to let the door hit them in the a$$, delete them from your cell phone and don't return emails. Soon, they'll be begging you for your love, but you won't give in because you're a man, and dames are everywhere.

    Mike

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  • Sister Hyde
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    Originally posted by martin wilson View Post
    Hi Chainzcooper.
    Early days its usually best to work on the principle that there are no such things as women.
    Its only really when it comes to getting around to making love that a woman does actually need to be a woman.
    i like this statement (although i have to add that we need to be women for bearing seeds too, one other wonderfull thing that makes us what we are)

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