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[Lulu_Jane]

I'm not touching your theories about women with a ten foot pole Ghost. I'm just going to count to 10.

Secondly, on a more fun note - Jackie Chan is a trained in traditional chinese circus theatre and acrobatics, not fighting as such. Also Tony Jaa is a bit too heavy to be truly elegant in the ring, but some of the young guys at the temple fairs each month are incredible - utterly awe inspiring

[rlbell]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(TheChosen @ Jun 6 2007, 10:39 AM) [snapback]293179[/snapback]</div>

About swimming: I think I have somekind of phobia, possibly a fear of drowning, that keeps me away from water. I just dont want to learn how to swim.

Making friends around here (where I live) is little hard because many youngsters share one thing which I dont: drinking.

Falling in love would be a very good option, but Im a little bit shy.

Oh well, Il stop nagging about the 5-hour limit and maybe "just rest". (Im pretty sure that my mom starts calling me lazy then.)

Amen to that.
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I have one of those funny psychological limitations, too. After once trying to suck in a lungfull of water through a snorkel, I now have some irrational attitudes about getting wet. I manage to do it, anyways, for the purposes of personal hygiene, and will actually enjoy swimming once I get myself into the water, but I am quite the procrastinator, when it comes to immersing myself.

Falling in love for shy people:
(Your milage may vary)

LEARN TO SMILE!!

When you make eye contact with a person of appropriate gender, smile at them. If they smile back, introduce yourself. If they seem talkative, learn a little about them. If they ask about you, just answer the questions. Be honest, as there is no wrong answer-- if your interests do not match up with theirs, you are MUCH better off parting ways. If there is mutual interest, ask them out for something simple. Be prepared to only be their friend. There are further steps that I do not understand, despite having succesfully muddled through them, once (married, thirteen years, four children).

My own personal advice is to never have sex with anyone that you would not want spend the rest of your life with, as breaking up after physical intimacy leads to the worst kinds of hurt (not that I have any personal experience of this [enough christian moralising]).

[ianfreddie07]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(TheChosen @ Jun 4 2007, 06:14 PM) [snapback]292834[/snapback]</div>

1. Read books? I could, but I've read every interesting book I have
2. Go out? By myself? What should I do outside?
3. Meet friends? I could, but my best friends live over 20 km away from me.
4. Go to beach? I cant swim. And besides, im not a big fan of sunbathing.
5. Get a summerjob? I just spent half of my life in school and now I should get a job?!?
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1. Game Magazines LOL. At least they'll keep you updated on gaming.

2. If you were a game-a-holic, then I suggest probably a 20 minute walk, jogging and on some occasions, if you have a nearby game store, you could browse through the selections of CDs etc.

3. As what they have said, GIRLS! Speaking of which, since my classes start tomorrow, I oughta look for someone to be with. Sadly, I'm extremely shy and my first time of getting a girl-friend sucked bad. She hates me now LOL but I'll live with that.

4. There are other things to do at the beach. At least try to chill out somewhere.

5. No, you haven't spent half. You spend half of your life when you're 35-40. Summerjobs are optional, but I'd recommend you look for an afternoon-shift job. So in the morning you can play and also in the evening.

[Dave]

A funny way to find friends is D&D! :w00t:

[punch999]

Or myspace. *Giggle*

[_r.u.s.s.]

ew myspace

btw you can go also larp-ing

[Blood-Pigggy]

Haha, RUSS that is the worst suggestion by far.

[Tito]

Well, I agree about not getting too attached to a girl in a first experience, but I don't think it is a thing we humans can control. That's the deal with love, doing stupid and irrational things knowing and feeling they are quite stupid and irrational, but still not being able to avoid doing them.

So, my advice for girls, if you eventually follow some of the above suggestions and actually meet one (or many). If you feel you're falling in love (or getting too attached, if you prefer it that way), go for it with all your might. You can fail or success. And you'll be sad or happy consecuently. But if you don't try, you'll waste a lot of time thinking about it anyways and getting nothingin exchange.

About the comments that have appeared here about women, well, you can think wathever you want but, please, don't start talking about s l u t s and all that rubbish.

[Morrin]

1. Age to 18
2. Move out
3. Get aparment or buy a house
4. Buy own computer
5. Problem solved



Ahh, the freedom of adulthood. Couge the eyes out of them who still desire the youth.

[punch999]

Childhood allows me to know I always have food on the table and don't need to micro manage