me against them

any open show of affection is in bad taste.

06/05/2010 - Posted by | Uncategorized

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  1. so after it all, sche even can’t get drunk to stand it with..

    Comment by jungehexe | 07/05/2010 | Reply

  2. great, I guess, I’ll keep an eye on this things aspecially :-) )

    Comment by Martina Jirečková | 07/05/2010 | Reply

  3. I don’t think that guy looks like he has any problem whatsoever with his slatternly drunk date. Look at his face in photo one – that’s an interested beau right there!

    Comment by LaToya | 07/05/2010 | Reply

  4. Quick burn this and deny any agreement with its content. i actually know some fellas with these values…embarrassed though I am to admit it.

    Comment by Bill McCain | 07/05/2010 | Reply

  5. Pretty much still applies today tbh, regardless. If you disagree then fair enough but in all honesty you gotta see the sense..

    Comment by HonestJoe | 08/05/2010 | Reply

  6. “For when a man dances he wants to dance.”
    Win.

    Comment by Jamie | 08/05/2010 | Reply

  7. I just discovered your blog, its realy great !!

    Comment by woot | 08/05/2010 | Reply

  8. Awful dressed man,must I bite on my tongue?No,I drink as quick as I can,not to suffer too much under this negative impression.And what a stupid emptyhead/no education ,or taste: he ! has to make compliments to me about my sexy clothes?!And of course I let em wait,otherwise he”ll think I cannot wait to see him-and he looks at my stockings like…
    Lucky me,in 2010,women”s lib-+?the metrosexual men,haha

    Comment by Anya Krause- Boeser | 09/05/2010 | Reply

  9. lady and/or woman a female but not every woman a lady. There’s nothing like a dame.

    Comment by loukhuak | 09/05/2010 | Reply

  10. Yuck! I really do hope everyone considers these advice to be outdated and full of cr**!

    Comment by JP | 09/05/2010 | Reply

  11. HonestJoe is a dick.

    Comment by TruthTeller | 12/05/2010 | Reply

  12. If you avoid a knee-jerk reaction against the age of the pictures, I think you’ll see that this advice is unnecessary, but it still makes sense. Consider the opposite advice and see which you like more:

    #1. Making me wait half an hour for you to get ready and/or get dressed right in front of me will make me feel respected and/or want to respect you.
    #2. Chewing your gum with your mouth open is almost as hot as sitting like a construction worker.
    #3. Screaming so you can be heard over the music on the dance floor is a great way to connect!
    #4. Taking over my rear-view mirror *while I am driving* in order to fix your make-up is never annoying.
    #5. Pawing me in a public coffee shop is just about as awesome as me pawing you.
    #6. Trying to manipulate me by intentionally bawling your eyes out in a public place is guaranteed to make me feel at ease.
    #7. Never talk about anything that could be of mutual interest to both of us. I feel much more respected when you limit the conversation to things you find exclusively interesting.
    #8. It’s a sign of class when you get smashed. Cleaning your vomit out of my car just gives me an opportunity to bond with you.

    Comment by Bill | 16/05/2010 | Reply

  13. “keep your dignity all evening” while you twist into an unrecognizable facsimile of yourself to please your date. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

    Comment by Rachelle | 16/05/2010 | Reply

  14. I jumped on Wikipedia and read the article, but it was a lot like walking through pudding: slow going and afterward I felt kinda dirty.

    Comment by Cindy | 19/05/2010 | Reply

  15. PUKE!!!!

    Comment by connie helton | 28/05/2010 | Reply

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