This is just the first time in my life I'm drinking without company... at home, alone

[Seneca]

There's pleasantly drunk, and there's drunk-to-escape. If you enjoy your own company, there's no reason not to enjoy a beer or two, as long as it's for enjoyment.

[*End Is Forever*]

Would "drunk to escape" count as "silent but deadly"?

[reds4ever]

Q. why do these type of threads always pop up on friday and saturday nights?

A. is it because you realize that if you had any real friends, you'd be out with them, asking their opinion, not on a message board for a TBS game?

End, the answer to your question is obvious, you get a degree of anominity over the net that is impossible in real life, the fact that you arn't close to them makes it easier to 'let yourself go'
(although i've never felt the need to unburden myself on a stranger who lives 3000 miles away(no web cam!))

[DrFell]

I have a beer or two occasionally when I'm bored at home all the time. Nothing wrong with that.

[Hydey]

started out , just drinking beer,didn't know why or what I was doing it, just a couple more,made feel a little better, believe me when I say it has nothing to do with the letter.
wooh the nips are getter bigger.

[Asher]

Originally posted by Flubber
No matter how smart or awkward you are, "geekiness" (as a negative label) is simply a state of mind . DON'T EMBRACE IT !! believe it or not, some girl out there probably has liked you and there is probably one out there who likes you now.

That has absolutely nothing to do with being a "geek". Booooo on youuuuuuuuuuuuuu.

I get girls hitting on me when I help them with their computer stuff, so "geek" isn't the turnoff you make it out to be. In fact most girls equate geek with money these days. As long as you're not a repugnant swine with a complete lack of social skills, being a geek shouldn't hurt you at all.

[Hydey]

Originally posted by Asher

As long as you're not a repugnant swine with a complete lack of social skills

That has never hurt me

[Asher]

Obviously women living in Australia already have low standards.

[Zylka]

Haven't I taught you anything?

Ech my friend. Go to a nice trance club, alone if need be. Take one:



Your social/sexual inadequacies are a thing of the past. Have fun!

[Hydey]

Yes they do but still higher standards then Canadian women .

[Asher]

That's not saying much. At all.

[David Floyd]

Ech my friend. Go to a nice trance club, alone if need be.

Yeah - I actually went to a club by myself last night, nothing wrong with that at all, and I actually prefer it that way now considering you don't have to feel bad when you're dancing with girls and your friends are standing around like losers

[Asher]

He's talking about E, David

[Flubber]

Originally posted by Asher

That has absolutely nothing to do with being a "geek". Booooo on youuuuuuuuuuuuuu.

I get girls hitting on me when I help them with their computer stuff, so "geek" isn't the turnoff you make it out to be. In fact most girls equate geek with money these days. As long as you're not a repugnant swine with a complete lack of social skills, being a geek shouldn't hurt you at all.

You seem to have misread my post since you seem to be agreeing with my point. I was trying to tell the guy not to accept the term "geek" as a negative label . . . be smart, be into computers etc but don't accept that girls won't like you because of it. Most of the young guys without girls on here seem to never ask any girls out -- its often because they accept a negative self-image (at least they post as if they do)-- If they saw themselves a little more positively-- who knows what they could accomplish in the social circles

I agree that being smart, intellectual or into computers should not hurt you in the least . . . I was talking about the old "geek" sterotype where the braniac was always lacking in all social skills


As for women and money, some are like that and it takes a while to learn to avoid those- I'm a lawyer and have seen a few who are like that but not that many . . . most women just seem to want a decent guy regardless of money stuff

[Asher]

Ah, okay, that makes sense then.

Most of the young guys without girls on here seem to never ask any girls out -- its often because they accept a negative self-image

Myself, I don't ask girls (or guys) out because they seem to be quite a drain on the money these days and I'm not a socially needy person anyway.