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This whole week, I've been thinking it's a day later than it is.

Today is not Saturday.
Today is not Saturday.
Today is not Saturday.

The Emerald Dawn wrote:

Soldati Senza Confini wrote:Not all Mexican women may have pretty faces, but God damn do they have a nice ass.

Yes, this is one of those weird times when I am less than civilized, enjoy it.

Knew this girl in the service, had a heart shaped ass, generous hips, slender waist, solid "C" breasts, and a face like a god damn muppet.

You wonder how the Charisma roll got that badly blown.

"We already gave her the sexiest attributes there are in this fucking thing. But yet she needs to have a flaw. Fuck it I guess we'll give her an ugly face".

Idzequitch wrote:This whole week, I've been thinking it's a day later than it is.
Today is not Saturday.
Today is not Saturday.
Today is not Saturday.

It's Finally Friday!!!!

Hurdergaryp wrote:

Kannap wrote:Ew, having to work at 7PM tonight.

Ew, having to work from noon until 5:15PM tomorrow, a Saturday, what sin?

Welcome to Purgatory, enjoy your stay. Ask permission for toilet breaks.

May I?

The Princes of the Universe wrote:

Idzequitch wrote:This whole week, I've been thinking it's a day later than it is.
Today is not Saturday.
Today is not Saturday.
Today is not Saturday.

It's Finally Friday!!!!

Sadly, I have to wait until Saturday for my equivalent of Friday. i.e. My "weekend" consists of Sunday and Monday.

Hurdergaryp wrote:There are other threads in NationStates General for the usual political subjects.

This is the hide from other opinions on the matter because you might be ripped to shreds in the relevant thread and too lazy for blog go to, though.

Veceria wrote:

Immoren wrote:

Bolo best girl?

Yes.

Soldati Senza Confini wrote:

The Emerald Dawn wrote:Knew this girl in the service, had a heart shaped ass, generous hips, slender waist, solid "C" breasts, and a face like a god damn muppet.

You wonder how the Charisma roll got that badly blown.

"We already gave her the sexiest attributes there are in this fucking thing. But yet she needs to have a flaw. Fuck it I guess we'll give her an ugly face".

Spent seven hours working on the sliders in character creation, only to realize when you save that you forgot to change the face from Birdo.

Gallade wrote:

Ethel mermania wrote:
If it isn't strip twister, I am disappoint.

Just bros being bros, eh.

Sad, I don't know what it is with kids these days, when I was a boy we played with the girls.

Ethel mermania wrote:

Gallade wrote:Just bros being bros, eh.

Sad, I don't know what it is with kids these days, when I was a boy we played with the girls.

I don't get it, either. In the five years between finishing up secondary school education and becoming a teacher there must have been some cataclysmic social upheaval, I was teaching in a mixed sex school and yet the the boys and girls avoided even acknowledging the opposite sex's existence whenever possible.

Gallade wrote:

Ethel mermania wrote:
Sad, I don't know what it is with kids these days, when I was a boy we played with the girls.

I don't get it, either. In the five years between finishing up secondary school education and becoming a teacher there must have been some cataclysmic social upheaval, I was teaching in a mixed sex school and yet the the boys and girls avoided even acknowledging the opposite sex's existence whenever possible.

That is what happens when you hypercomplicate the traditional learning process regarding social interactions, and then throw in the technological capability to escape reality to another section of existence where gender doesn't matter at all.

The Emerald Dawn wrote:

Soldati Senza Confini wrote:Not all Mexican women may have pretty faces, but God damn do they have a nice ass.

Yes, this is one of those weird times when I am less than civilized, enjoy it.

Knew this girl in the service, had a heart shaped ass, generous hips, slender waist, solid "C" breasts, and a face like a god damn muppet.

You wonder how the Charisma roll got that badly blown.

It's why God invented doggie.

The Emerald Dawn wrote:

Gallade wrote:I don't get it, either. In the five years between finishing up secondary school education and becoming a teacher there must have been some cataclysmic social upheaval, I was teaching in a mixed sex school and yet the the boys and girls avoided even acknowledging the opposite sex's existence whenever possible.

That is what happens when you hypercomplicate the traditional learning process regarding social interactions, and then throw in the technological capability to escape reality to another section of existence where gender doesn't matter at all.

At all? Gender is the be all end all online. But I get your point. Unfortunately I left the system before Tinder caught on. I'm sure the teenage courting system is even more jarringly fascinating to observe as an outsider these days.

Gallade wrote:

Ethel mermania wrote:
Sad, I don't know what it is with kids these days, when I was a boy we played with the girls.

I don't get it, either. In the five years between finishing up secondary school education and becoming a teacher there must have been some cataclysmic social upheaval, I was teaching in a mixed sex school and yet the the boys and girls avoided even acknowledging the opposite sex's existence whenever possible.

Twas dating, for my group.

There were a few girls I hung out consistently, but when they started dating and breaking up with friends through high school, it became awkward to do anything in mixed-gender groups - there'd generally be at least one ex-couple, with the emotional maturity of foie gras between them.

Gallade wrote:

The Emerald Dawn wrote:That is what happens when you hypercomplicate the traditional learning process regarding social interactions, and then throw in the technological capability to escape reality to another section of existence where gender doesn't matter at all.

At all? Gender is the be all end all online. But I get your point. Unfortunately I left the system before Tinder caught on. I'm sure the teenage courting system is even more jarringly fascinating to observe as an outsider these days.

Hyperbole for hyperbole's sake. The internet is increasingly becoming segregated as the technological learning curve allows anyone and everyone to join up somewhere and institute rules and regulations that favor them and their friends. But for a long time, and when I was observing the dating rituals of those a generation behind, that was how it was.

The Grim Reaper wrote:

Gallade wrote:I don't get it, either. In the five years between finishing up secondary school education and becoming a teacher there must have been some cataclysmic social upheaval, I was teaching in a mixed sex school and yet the the boys and girls avoided even acknowledging the opposite sex's existence whenever possible.

Twas dating, for my group.

There were a few girls I hung out consistently, but when they started dating and breaking up with friends through high school, it became awkward to do anything in mixed-gender groups - there'd generally be at least one ex-couple, with the emotional maturity of foie gras between them.

Back in my day everyone was sleeping with everybody, but that's catholic education for you. Wasn't much awkwardness but that was just our group mentality I suppose.

At least everything calms the hell down drama wise in uni.

Gallade wrote:

The Grim Reaper wrote:
Twas dating, for my group.

There were a few girls I hung out consistently, but when they started dating and breaking up with friends through high school, it became awkward to do anything in mixed-gender groups - there'd generally be at least one ex-couple, with the emotional maturity of foie gras between them.

Back in my day everyone was sleeping with everybody, but that's catholic education for you. Wasn't much awkwardness but that was just our group mentality I suppose.

At least everything calms the hell down drama wise in uni.

That's not different from my experience except most people were kinda scared of having sex if they had plans to go to college because almost everyone who was fucking inevitably was a teen pregnancy after some period of time.

So most of my group was like "nah, we're cool."

Gallade wrote:

The Grim Reaper wrote:
Twas dating, for my group.

There were a few girls I hung out consistently, but when they started dating and breaking up with friends through high school, it became awkward to do anything in mixed-gender groups - there'd generally be at least one ex-couple, with the emotional maturity of foie gras between them.

Back in my day everyone was sleeping with everybody, but that's catholic education for you. Wasn't much awkwardness but that was just our group mentality I suppose.

At least everything calms the hell down drama wise in uni.

Yeah - well, mostly. I still know plenty of people who would go for the throat given half a chance - uni just means I have the freedom to schedule things like board game nights to make up for avoiding the parties with said ex-couples. A close friend and his bestie fell out over a girl couple weeks ago, and by all accounts they're not looking at ever being in the same room again.

Which is a shame, because that's a verbal bitchfest I'd buy tickets to.

The Emerald Dawn wrote:

Gallade wrote:At all? Gender is the be all end all online. But I get your point. Unfortunately I left the system before Tinder caught on. I'm sure the teenage courting system is even more jarringly fascinating to observe as an outsider these days.

Hyperbole for hyperbole's sake. The internet is increasingly becoming segregated as the technological learning curve allows anyone and everyone to join up somewhere and institute rules and regulations that favor them and their friends. But for a long time, and when I was observing the dating rituals of those a generation behind, that was how it was.

Not helping dissuade the creepy IT guy trope at all at all, there ;D

Soldati Senza Confini wrote:

Gallade wrote:Back in my day everyone was sleeping with everybody, but that's catholic education for you. Wasn't much awkwardness but that was just our group mentality I suppose.

At least everything calms the hell down drama wise in uni.

That's not different from my experience except most people were kinda scared of having sex if they had plans to go to college because almost everyone who was fucking inevitably was a teen pregnancy after some period of time.

So most of my group was like "nah, we're cool."

Aye, there were one or two pregnancies by final years despite the healthy condom black market going on underneath the noses of the nuns.

Soldati Senza Confini wrote:

Gallade wrote:Back in my day everyone was sleeping with everybody, but that's catholic education for you. Wasn't much awkwardness but that was just our group mentality I suppose.

At least everything calms the hell down drama wise in uni.

That's not different from my experience except most people were kinda scared of having sex if they had plans to go to college because almost everyone who was fucking inevitably was a teen pregnancy after some period of time.

So most of my group was like "nah, we're cool."

My group did long-term relationships for the most part, and a lot of the girls, I'm told, were generally fine taking things slow. The guys were of a different opinion, which inevitably led to more drama - we had it all, the hypocrite conservative, the braggart who took credit for the ex's next relationship.

Gallade wrote:

The Emerald Dawn wrote:Hyperbole for hyperbole's sake. The internet is increasingly becoming segregated as the technological learning curve allows anyone and everyone to join up somewhere and institute rules and regulations that favor them and their friends. But for a long time, and when I was observing the dating rituals of those a generation behind, that was how it was.

Not helping dissuade the creepy IT guy trope at all at all, there ;D.

Heh, there's a reason that tropes exist. Much like stereotypes, there is enough of a grain of truth there to continue the narrative. It doesn't help that IT folks are usually massively introverted in person, and their social standing in their field depends on knowing how to work with a machine that doesn't have feelings, emotions, or dreams. Thankfully the field is diversifying somewhat, again as the technological learning curve shallows out some. Before I left for my current job, there was even a pair of young ladies who actually looked at other people's shoes in public.

The Grim Reaper wrote:

Soldati Senza Confini wrote:
That's not different from my experience except most people were kinda scared of having sex if they had plans to go to college because almost everyone who was fucking inevitably was a teen pregnancy after some period of time.

So most of my group was like "nah, we're cool."

My group did long-term relationships for the most part, and a lot of the girls, I'm told, were generally fine taking things slow. The guys were of a different opinion, which inevitably led to more drama - we had it all, the hypocrite conservative, the braggart who took credit for the ex's next relationship.

I never had any relationships, despite almost every girl from school telling me years later they'd have fucked me if I'd have been more forward about it.

So many missed chances. *cries*

Soldati Senza Confini wrote:

The Grim Reaper wrote:
My group did long-term relationships for the most part, and a lot of the girls, I'm told, were generally fine taking things slow. The guys were of a different opinion, which inevitably led to more drama - we had it all, the hypocrite conservative, the braggart who took credit for the ex's next relationship.

I never had any relationships, despite almost every girl from school telling me years later they'd have fucked me if I'd have been more forward about it.

So many missed chances. *cries*

I know someone exactly like that. In fact, I legitimately saw a girl tell him "I would fuck you" and saw the point fly about three meters above his head, lodging itself neatly in the bow of a nearby tree.

But his only relationship during his time in high school was the cause of like a solid year's worth of the worst drama in my year level, so I think it was for the best.

The Grim Reaper wrote:

Soldati Senza Confini wrote:
I never had any relationships, despite almost every girl from school telling me years later they'd have fucked me if I'd have been more forward about it.

So many missed chances. *cries*

I know someone exactly like that. In fact, I legitimately saw a girl tell him "I would fuck you" and saw the point fly about three meters above his head, lodging itself neatly in the bow of a nearby tree.

Heh. I wasn't that clueless.

But would I have been told that I'd not have wasted any chances.

The Grim Reaper wrote:But his only relationship during his time in high school was the cause of like a solid year's worth of the worst drama in my year level, so I think it was for the best.

That's why you don't have relationships. You have "buddies" ;D