Beautiful Moments, Part Two
Last week I saw a helium balloon cross the road at the lights on a perfectly timed gust of wind. Today I saw four people trying to get into a GWiz electric car. They failed.
What's the best thing you've seen recently?
( , Thu 5 Aug 2010, 21:49)
Last week I saw a helium balloon cross the road at the lights on a perfectly timed gust of wind. Today I saw four people trying to get into a GWiz electric car. They failed.
What's the best thing you've seen recently?
( , Thu 5 Aug 2010, 21:49)
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it's not like you are actually asking the dad and that the woman has no choice
it's more asking permission to ask her.
Final decision rests with the woman, but you get the ok from her parents first.
( , Mon 9 Aug 2010, 15:22, 2 replies)
it's more asking permission to ask her.
Final decision rests with the woman, but you get the ok from her parents first.
( , Mon 9 Aug 2010, 15:22, 2 replies)
if I thought they would have said no then I wouldn't have asked them
as I said earlier, it was a gesture, rather than actually asking permission.
( , Mon 9 Aug 2010, 16:09, closed)
as I said earlier, it was a gesture, rather than actually asking permission.
( , Mon 9 Aug 2010, 16:09, closed)
meh
personally it'd annoy me. Keeping archaic behaviour, just for the sake of it is a bit pointless. And this is coming from a history student
( , Mon 9 Aug 2010, 17:49, closed)
personally it'd annoy me. Keeping archaic behaviour, just for the sake of it is a bit pointless. And this is coming from a history student
( , Mon 9 Aug 2010, 17:49, closed)
you're just contrary though.
the reaction of her parents made it totally worthwhile.
( , Mon 9 Aug 2010, 18:16, closed)
the reaction of her parents made it totally worthwhile.
( , Mon 9 Aug 2010, 18:16, closed)
I'm not contrary!*
But how come it's 'ask the father' if you're doing it as a gesture of good faith, then at least ask both father and mother.
*May be a bit contrary
( , Mon 9 Aug 2010, 21:11, closed)
But how come it's 'ask the father' if you're doing it as a gesture of good faith, then at least ask both father and mother.
*May be a bit contrary
( , Mon 9 Aug 2010, 21:11, closed)
No-one needs permission to ask me a question; that's just a waste of time.
And what gives someone who is not me the authority to say that someone can ask me something? I'm the only one who can say that.
( , Tue 10 Aug 2010, 0:10, closed)
And what gives someone who is not me the authority to say that someone can ask me something? I'm the only one who can say that.
( , Tue 10 Aug 2010, 0:10, closed)
once again
it's a gesture, nothing more. it made people feel good and happy. there is no hidden meaning. None of us think we own anyone.
( , Tue 10 Aug 2010, 9:27, closed)
it's a gesture, nothing more. it made people feel good and happy. there is no hidden meaning. None of us think we own anyone.
( , Tue 10 Aug 2010, 9:27, closed)
I suppose if it works for you and yours, good for you.
But that would make me very angry.
( , Tue 10 Aug 2010, 11:02, closed)
But that would make me very angry.
( , Tue 10 Aug 2010, 11:02, closed)
then you get angry over things that aren't worth getting angry over
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