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NAOS said:
you're married, over 40, and still in bad shape (you looked like **** in that hoodie), right? Statistically speaking, I can pretty much guarantee that you either have ED or you **** yourself regularly.
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science?
 
moevillini said:
yeah that can work too

though if you lay it on too thick you'll come off as desperate and that's a turn-off

there's a fine line, ya know?
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ty moe. It was an on-purpose exaggeration. I have always found the phrase of I beg to differ funny. I do that with funny things, screw around a bit.
 
moevillini said:
yeah that can work too

though if you lay it on too thick you'll come off as desperate and that's a turn-off

there's a fine line, ya know?
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I also hate the game women play. They have all these fine lines.. whereas men have huge wide lines with lots of room for error.
(don't make me go into detail and get fracted)
 
Hekate said:
3.4. Pretty respectable, I assume. Can't we count likes too?
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"Likes", like the 100 cap on rep, are thinly-disguised management ploys to defuse the whole concept of rep. While "rep" can be anything from obsequious panderings for recognition, paybacks, or mod-coddling insecurity issues, "likes" carry no such tainting notions and are, therefore, more important than "rep" for obvious reasons.

There's no wrong reasons to pass out "likes".

If we stripped "rep" of all those aspects of degradation, maybe stuff like "rep" and "likes" could be used internally by management to be user input in regards to understanding the clientele. . . .

For users, their chief meaning is appreciation from others. . . .. a sort of community value system. . . . that makes the effort we put in here meaningful, and guides the effort we make toward better things. . .
 
PKM said:
I also hate the game women play. They have all these fine lines.. whereas men have huge wide lines with lots of room for error.
(don't make me go into detail and get fracted)
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Proof of this is if you asked a woman she would let you know you were wrong.




If a man speaks and there is no woman around to hear him, is he still wrong?
 
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