do you think it is wrong to ask someone out who you happen to know already has a girl/boyfriend?
even if you are unsure if it is a "serious" significant other (and have never met them)?
and if the person you are interested in seems interested in you?.
Who said anything about cheating? Who's to say she wouldn't just dump her boyfriend and take me on? (I know she has one only in passing. Quote: "I really don't want to see my sick boyfriend after class....yadda, yadda")
I wouldn't go out w/someone who was dating someone else at the same time. Perhaps thread title should be re-phrased...
B.
do you think it is wrong to ask someone out who you happen to know already has a girl/boyfriend?
even if you are unsure if it is a "serious" significant other (and have never met them)?
and if the person you are interested in seems interested in you?.
Shamus,
Well, the only way this lady will be "lucky" is if she is "my lucky lady." Kidding. Well, perhaps.
B.
PS...oh, this is no one here, btw....
do you think it is wrong to ask someone out who you happen to know already has a girl/boyfriend?
even if you are unsure if it is a "serious" significant other (and have never met them)?
and if the person you are interested in seems interested in you?.
Bah!
do you think it is wrong to ask someone out who you happen to know already has a girl/boyfriend?
even if you are unsure if it is a "serious" significant other (and have never met them)?
and if the person you are interested in seems interested in you?.
Do you think it is wrong to ask someone out who you happen to know already has a girl/boyfriend? Even if you are unsure if it is a "serious" significant other (and have never met them)? And if the person you are interested in seems interested in you?
Just curious (of course!),
Bradley
how much harm did you cause to the people in your congregation?
everybody complains how the witnesses did this and that and in the process caused so much harm.
but what you don't say is how much pain you caused others while you were in.
I didn't harm anyone in my congo. I would go so far as to say I was one of the most liked people in all three congregations I was part of as an adult. I did make one young sister cry in the bathroom once due to a comment I made about her intelligence, but I later apologized.
Of course, some could say I harmed people by leaving, but that's just damn silly.
B.
somebody once said: "opinions are like a**holes; everybody has one".
there is a difference between knowledge and opinion; a great distinction.. knowledge carries certainty that everybody everywhere gets the same result.
two plus two in nova scotia is the same as two plus two in des moines, iowa.
You all are crazy. Blondes, hands down.
B....who doesn't have an opinionated bone in his body
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i'll just let the question stand before i spout off.. i hear alot of people speak disparagingly about capitalism.. i'd like to hear your opinion before i give mine.. terry.
Czar,
I was just making sure you really meant what you said. Yeah, that's it.
Bradley
**oops...guess I should read every word instead of every other word***
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i'll just let the question stand before i spout off.. i hear alot of people speak disparagingly about capitalism.. i'd like to hear your opinion before i give mine.. terry.
czar,
Yes, Big Labor has it's corruptions and greed. But, don't you think that the corporate world operates under the same premise? Enron? Martha?
In 1975 the average executive at a Fortune 500 company made 40 times as much as the average employee in his company. Now that figure is over 400 to 1.
Czar, you are correct to point out the problems with so-called "leftist" ideas like unions and welfare, but it behooves you to turn your critical eye at the guys you support every now and then. It's called "intellectual honesty", okay?
B.
every baby born seems to have a giant helping of fairy stories, talking animals, outrageous exaggerations parading as "fact" and an endless stream of cartoons, science fiction and make-believe.
the laws of nature and physics are violated every few seconds in film and tv!
is it surprising that children are not only ignorant of how things really work-but, they don't have patience and an appetite for fact when they get to the schoolroom.
Terry,
May I buy you a shovel?
B.
a right is that which can be exercised without anyone's permission.. .
if you exist only because society permits you to exist--you have no right to your own life.. a __permission__can be revoked at any time.. .
man is not, by nature, a lone wolf; he is a social animal and a contractual animal.
There are some fatal flaws in the liberatarian position:
Libertarians take little account of market externalities, both positive and negative.
Libertarians do not seem to understand that it is often in one's rational self-interest to care for the common interest.
Libertarians take a naive view of human nature, often not taking into account the consequences of the concentration of power in the hands of a few.
Libertarians are often two-dimensional in their rationality, not acknowledging the negative ripple effects that unrestricted laissez-faire brings.
In short, hyper-libertarianism sounds good on paper. Kind of like communism in that respect.
And there are other things as well. And, Terry, you do come across as very dogmatic. People can see that pretty clearly, dude.
B.
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