
they had to put her to sleep pretty soon after this pic was taken.
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 16:48, archived)
is a very polite way of putting - hit repeatedly with a spade.
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 16:51, archived)
apparently
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 16:53, archived)
this girl thats been trying to chat me up just gave me her email address and its exactly the same as this girl im(sort of)seeing execpt for a number at the end. freaky coincidence or honey trap? you decide.
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 16:53, archived)
every time.
Under no circumstances react.
Ask for her postal address and arrange to meet her by proxy in the park in 48 hours.
Stand her up.
Say you had to be careful as you thought you were being followed.
arrange to meet her again.
If she agrees to meet you then she must be serious.
Never fails to work out the timewasters.
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 16:54, archived)
should send an email that's obviously intended for your girlfriend and send it to the "wrong" email adress.
Hilarity will ensue. Life's just like sit-coms. Really.
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 16:55, archived)
look, she gave me her number."
"that's your number"
"damn, she's good"
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 16:55, archived)
i'd rather play them both. but the problem is playing them both doesnt work too well if 'them both' is only one person. dilemma.
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 16:58, archived)
and neither should you, even if for the sake of 'just in case'
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 17:05, archived)
trying to unwind yourself from a web of deceit, is a whole lot more exhausting.
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 17:22, archived)
no, honesty is NOT the way to go.
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 17:04, archived)
but then 'fuck other birds' that are not a
friend of/the same person as your bird.
I still think honesty is best though.
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 17:09, archived)
Do they look and/or sound the same? This can sometimes be a more accurate way of telling than e-mail addresses?
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 17:03, archived)
is just some random girl i snogged the other night whilst drunk. i gave her my number and now shes given me her email. i cant really remember what she's like though (which may not be a good sign)
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 17:09, archived)
don't you think if she's trying to trap you she knows you know her real email address is almost exactly the same as the one she gave you? She could get a new, entirely different one in about 30 seconds. I think it's a freaky coincidence and that you may proceed on your course of duplicity if you don't mind the fiery hell that awaits you if you do. ;)
(, Mon 9 Jun 2003, 17:06, archived)