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Posted on 11/16/12 at 2:19 pm to Allyn McKeen
Posted on 11/16/12 at 2:20 pm to Allyn McKeen
Dammit...that's actually good advice...
Posted on 11/16/12 at 2:30 pm to Allyn McKeen
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I just tell them that I have pretty much given up women because I am rich, and they are just after me for my money.
Will have to try that one.
Posted on 11/16/12 at 3:04 pm to Allyn McKeen
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I just tell them that I have pretty much given up women because I am rich, and they are just after me for my money. Works every time.
Then you take them back to your apartment, right? Oh yeah. I bet the panties drop then.
Posted on 11/16/12 at 3:29 pm to GTHTSUN
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Then you take them back to your apartment, right? Oh yeah. I bet the panties drop then.
I would say as long as you have nice clothes, a new model vehicle and an apartment that isn't shitty then it isn't hard to pull off. Not like they would expect you to bring them to a mansion in starkville
Posted on 11/16/12 at 3:51 pm to deltaland
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Not like they would expect you to bring them to a mansion in starkville
True. Hell from what I understand the biggest house in Starkville belongs to this guy named Damn Merlins.
Posted on 11/16/12 at 4:00 pm to GTHTSUN
Posted on 11/16/12 at 4:36 pm to Allyn McKeen
The move that worked well for me in every town in America I have visited was going "full retard". It finally hit me at about 21 that I wasnt that fricking cool, had weak game, and was an average looking dude. I had nowhere to turn but to be myself: a complete tard who is liable to say crazy things at any moment. This strategy has worked well in Starkville, Hattiesburg, and Oxford. Btw, I dont drive a very nice car and my apt is average at best. I have no explanation. shite is like Pi
Posted on 11/16/12 at 4:54 pm to Tds & Beer
Just watched that video. Brandon Holloway sounds like he went to Jackson Prep.
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Posted on 11/16/12 at 4:54 pm to Requiem For A Dawg
he speaks better than someone from prep
Posted on 11/16/12 at 5:31 pm to stoms
girls love obnoxious or crazy bros.
Posted on 11/16/12 at 5:35 pm to stoms
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The move that worked well for me in every town in America I have visited was going "full retard". It finally hit me at about 21 that I wasnt that fricking cool, had weak game, and was an average looking dude. I had nowhere to turn but to be myself: a complete tard who is liable to say crazy things at any moment. This strategy has worked well in Starkville, Hattiesburg, and Oxford. Btw, I dont drive a very nice car and my apt is average at best. I have no explanation. shite is like Pi
for honesty. Hardly ever find that online. Posted on 11/16/12 at 5:59 pm to stoms
Nothing wrong with that. I'm way too self conscious for some reason (unless I'm wasted) to be that crazy guy. I'm the type where I have a lot of friends and extremely social and have few enemies, but don't really stand out from the crowd so I have to make an effort to be noticeable. I'm not the guy random girls walk up to and meet, so I have to go to them. Then it's just a matter of whether I'm on my game or not that night. It's like a roller coaster, I can go out 3 weekends in a row and pick up a girl and then likely to not pick one up for the next month.
I do really well in smaller crowds like having a bonfire at a house in the cotton district with a few friends and random girls notice and stop by to chill. Then the attention is all on us and not 300 other people.
Posted on 11/16/12 at 6:37 pm to deltaland
A lot of 
in this thread
in this threadPosted on 11/16/12 at 8:45 pm to deltaland
It's getting way to deep and personal for me
Posted on 11/16/12 at 8:50 pm to Mstate
It was the Friday before Mother's Day weekend, and J had suggested a date night. We had a very busy weekend planned between visiting both families as well as a friend's birthday. I was thinking maybe Chili's and a movie, but he had other plans.
He told me we hadn't been into Faneuil Hall in Boston in a while, so we should go there for dinner. Now my wheels were turning. I emailed my friend Kelli to get her thoughts. She told me I was crazy and that he probably wanted just wanted to go out before the hectic weekend events. She completely talked me out of it and I was none the wiser!
I woke up the next day (which was a beautiful day) and went to work thinking nothing of our date night. We met up at home after work and caught the train into the city. On the train I was gabbing about work and other nothingness while J was apparently sweating and ready to throw up on his shoes!
We got into Faneuil Hall and it was a gorgeous night out. J suggests that we kick off date night with a horse and carriage ride. So of course again I start thinking "Oh my god, is this it?" But again I stopped myself, "No way, this doesn't happen to real people! This isn't a movie!" So off we went on the carriage ride.
We were cruising through the financial district when he finally turned to me with the most incredible custom designed ring I have ever seen and asked if I would spend the rest of my life with him. It was the sweetest, most romantic, amazing thing that has ever happened to me in my entire life. People were clapping on the sides of the street. It was phenomenal! (And I'm not gonna lie, every ounce of engagement etiquette I knew went out the window. I totally took the ring out of the box myself and put it on my own finger. I was a little excited!)
We returned to Faneuil Hall newly engaged and walked arm and arm while I told everyone with ears how I had just got engaged! (We had to walk arm and arm because I couldn't take my eyes off the bling!) We had dinner outside at a corner table overlooking all the lights of Faneuil Hall, drinking champagne and celebrating for the rest of the night.
We have been together 10 years and he still managed to completely surprise me! This is definitely the man I am meant to spend my life with! By the way, Kelli was in on the whole thing, and I thank her from the bottom of my heart for keeping the secret and helping with the most wonderful day of my life!
He told me we hadn't been into Faneuil Hall in Boston in a while, so we should go there for dinner. Now my wheels were turning. I emailed my friend Kelli to get her thoughts. She told me I was crazy and that he probably wanted just wanted to go out before the hectic weekend events. She completely talked me out of it and I was none the wiser!
I woke up the next day (which was a beautiful day) and went to work thinking nothing of our date night. We met up at home after work and caught the train into the city. On the train I was gabbing about work and other nothingness while J was apparently sweating and ready to throw up on his shoes!
We got into Faneuil Hall and it was a gorgeous night out. J suggests that we kick off date night with a horse and carriage ride. So of course again I start thinking "Oh my god, is this it?" But again I stopped myself, "No way, this doesn't happen to real people! This isn't a movie!" So off we went on the carriage ride.
We were cruising through the financial district when he finally turned to me with the most incredible custom designed ring I have ever seen and asked if I would spend the rest of my life with him. It was the sweetest, most romantic, amazing thing that has ever happened to me in my entire life. People were clapping on the sides of the street. It was phenomenal! (And I'm not gonna lie, every ounce of engagement etiquette I knew went out the window. I totally took the ring out of the box myself and put it on my own finger. I was a little excited!)
We returned to Faneuil Hall newly engaged and walked arm and arm while I told everyone with ears how I had just got engaged! (We had to walk arm and arm because I couldn't take my eyes off the bling!) We had dinner outside at a corner table overlooking all the lights of Faneuil Hall, drinking champagne and celebrating for the rest of the night.
We have been together 10 years and he still managed to completely surprise me! This is definitely the man I am meant to spend my life with! By the way, Kelli was in on the whole thing, and I thank her from the bottom of my heart for keeping the secret and helping with the most wonderful day of my life!
Posted on 11/16/12 at 9:10 pm to NIH
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It was the Friday before Mother's Day weekend, and J had suggested a date night. We had a very busy weekend planned between visiting both families as well as a friend's birthday. I was thinking maybe Chili's and a movie, but he had other plans.
He told me we hadn't been into Faneuil Hall in Boston in a while, so we should go there for dinner. Now my wheels were turning. I emailed my friend Kelli to get her thoughts. She told me I was crazy and that he probably wanted just wanted to go out before the hectic weekend events. She completely talked me out of it and I was none the wiser!
I woke up the next day (which was a beautiful day) and went to work thinking nothing of our date night. We met up at home after work and caught the train into the city. On the train I was gabbing about work and other nothingness while J was apparently sweating and ready to throw up on his shoes!
We got into Faneuil Hall and it was a gorgeous night out. J suggests that we kick off date night with a horse and carriage ride. So of course again I start thinking "Oh my god, is this it?" But again I stopped myself, "No way, this doesn't happen to real people! This isn't a movie!" So off we went on the carriage ride.
We were cruising through the financial district when he finally turned to me with the most incredible custom designed ring I have ever seen and asked if I would spend the rest of my life with him. It was the sweetest, most romantic, amazing thing that has ever happened to me in my entire life. People were clapping on the sides of the street. It was phenomenal! (And I'm not gonna lie, every ounce of engagement etiquette I knew went out the window. I totally took the ring out of the box myself and put it on my own finger. I was a little excited!)
We returned to Faneuil Hall newly engaged and walked arm and arm while I told everyone with ears how I had just got engaged! (We had to walk arm and arm because I couldn't take my eyes off the bling!) We had dinner outside at a corner table overlooking all the lights of Faneuil Hall, drinking champagne and celebrating for the rest of the night.
We have been together 10 years and he still managed to completely surprise me! This is definitely the man I am meant to spend my life with! By the way, Kelli was in on the whole thing, and I thank her from the bottom of my heart for keeping the secret and helping with the most wonderful day of my life!
Pics or gtfo
Posted on 11/16/12 at 9:24 pm to stoms
Posted on 11/16/12 at 9:34 pm to NIH
I'm jelly
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