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F-Heonix wrote:Igor for strawberry float sake, stop thinking things through so hard. You could get so much more pootang. If you put as much effort into that then writing your posts then your a sure fire hit

Man, I need to start my own advice

Igor wrote:

F-Heonix wrote:Igor for strawberry float sake, stop thinking things through so hard. You could get so much more pootang. If you put as much effort into that then writing your posts then your a sure fire hit

Man, I need to start my own advice

Dude, I can't even decide on what to have for breakfast without thinking it through so hard. OCD apparently... And when it's been 6 months since the last round of poontang, the effects are tripled. It doesn't help that I was messed around quite a bit with that Portuguese chick.

Anyway, I reckon this one's a sure thing. She made it pretty obvious. What about this?

Igor wrote:If I was to 'ask her out', baring in mind that I'm 19 and she is 17, any ideas as to where I could take her? Maybe just coffee during the day?

I haven't had what you could call a date in about three years (unless the date is one that starts at night, and ends in the morning).

Captian Kil wrote:

Igor wrote:

Igor wrote:Hey guyz...

Today in Psychology, me and this girl that I happen to sit in close proximity to got to the lecture before everyone else that sits on our table. We've never really spoken direct for any big length of time, but have exchange some brief glances when we think the other isn't looking. Anyway, she (we'll call her Ginger Ninja) said hello to me, which I thought was odd. As we were sitting down, she asked how I was. I said fine, then asked her. She then started talking some irrelevant ********, then showed me the three paper cuts on her hand, and told me how she got kiwi juice in one of the cuts the other day. It was as if she just wanted to keep the conversation going.

We kept glancing at each other through the lecture, whenever we laughed, we looked at each other. Anyway, we were going through a question sheet, and the four of us on our table were talking about relationships when we were younger. Ginger Ninja told us about a her first boyfriend (when she was about 8), blah blah blah. She asked one of the other girls if they had a boyfriend, who said yes. Ginger Ninja then said, rather loudly "Oh, I don't." I was looking down at the question sheet at this point, and I heard whispering. Ginger Ninja said something like "... ask him." though I'm really not sure. I looked up, laughing, and one of the girls then said "Warren, do you have a girlfriend." Nope, was my reply. Ginger Ninja kept calling me by my name as well.

Anyway, they asked me about my love life, which I admitted was woefully scarce recently. We spoke about our jobs, Ginger Ninja asked me if I worked. I said I used to work for Barclaycard for two years, until I was unfairly dismissed. I don't get EMA (too old), and they asked what I did for money. I said I beg, borrow and steal until I can find another job (jokingly, obviously). She said not too long after that she didn't think money was important at all in a relationship.

As we left, I walked to my car, which was in the direction of the bus stop. I walked off by myself, and the other two girls went off in the other direction. I soon realised that she was behind me and it was sort of like she caught up with me, then said "You lucky you don't have to catch the bus." She then walked with me until I got to my car, just talking about old schools and ****. When we split, we just said "See you Tuesday, have a good weekend."

This girl is very pretty, though not... Hot. Very nice body though, nice tanned skin. Anyway, what do you think?

I posted that in TCRT, but figured I may as well post it here as well. Popular consensus was that I should have offered her a lift home, even though she lives completely out of the way.

If I was to 'ask her out', baring in mind that I'm 19 and she is 17, any ideas as to where I could take her? Maybe just coffee during the day?

Doug wrote:Just thought i'd update everyone.
Today we went shopping in Exeter (our 4th date) had a really great time and things are starting to move forward. Quite looking forward to where things will end up.

Also I found out the other night that she has an xbox (original) and loves Broken Sword. She's played and completed them all. What a girl!!

Fatal Exception wrote:Even Broken Sword 4?

Doug wrote:

Fatal Exception wrote:Even Broken Sword 4?

Even Broken Sword 4, which she lent me today!

Doug wrote:

Fatal Exception wrote:Even Broken Sword 4?

Even Broken Sword 4, which she lent me today!

mcjihge2 wrote:

Doug wrote:

Fatal Exception wrote:Even Broken Sword 4?

Even Broken Sword 4, which she lent me today!

The real question is have you broken your sword in her 4? o/

Slartibartfast wrote:

Doug wrote:Just thought i'd update everyone.
Today we went shopping in Exeter (our 4th date) had a really great time and things are starting to move forward. Quite looking forward to where things will end up.

Also I found out the other night that she has an xbox (original) and loves Broken Sword. She's played and completed them all. What a girl!!

You're on to a winner there.

Also, from last story post, ginger females are insane. Like, literally. All of them.

Charles Manson wrote:

Slartibartfast wrote:

Doug wrote:Just thought i'd update everyone.
Today we went shopping in Exeter (our 4th date) had a really great time and things are starting to move forward. Quite looking forward to where things will end up.

Also I found out the other night that she has an xbox (original) and loves Broken Sword. She's played and completed them all. What a girl!!

You're on to a winner there.

Also, from last story post, ginger females are insane. Like, literally. All of them.

That's all part of the appeal.

Roonmastor wrote:Captain Kil, Risk-playing girls? They sound like fantasy girls to me.