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Another Silly Teen Thread!
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ghall, tell me you have better taste than that!
Shut up! Mindy Cohn is a sexy...
...err..
SOMETHING!
ghall, tell me you have better taste than that!
Actually, it would be cool. If things don't work out with Mindy, he could always go after Tootie.
Whoh... time machine...
Lol, I'll have to remember that one.
Forget Mindy, forget Tootie, forget Jo, he should definitely go for Punky
Let me guess, "Nanu Nanu" would not be a good pickup line?
Only if you plan on sitting on your face.
unless the girl likes jerks...then you're out of luck.
I'll take that as a compliment.
This wouldn't be Mindy Cohn from The Facts of Life, would it?
If it is, nazmac21's advice just might work....
Whew.. that was a time killer...
Umm....no.
See my above response.
LOL! Took me a few minutes to get that.
Thanks everyone for the advice. Maybe I might actually have a girlfriend someday soon. I'll let you guys know how it goes (that is, if it goes)
A good tip for making a girlfriend:
Go up to her and make fun of her hair. She would laugh and you say "Let's go to the coffee shop" and she would probably go with you to the coffee shop. My friend did this with a girl and was successful at making a girlfriend.
Go up to her and make fun of her hair. She would laugh and you say "Let's go to the coffee shop" and she would probably go with you to the coffee shop. My friend did this with a girl and was successful at making a girlfriend.
Sit down next to a TV, where you can see all the input ports, and names them. Tell her what they do, which is better, and what you plug into the inputs on your TVs....chicks dig that right
Or just say hi, talk about what class she has next, who the teacher is, who else is in her class. Small stuff like that is a good way to build a friendship I'd think
And try not to make lots witty, sarcatic about her remarks...while fun, not good for a relationship.
Or just say hi, talk about what class she has next, who the teacher is, who else is in her class. Small stuff like that is a good way to build a friendship I'd think
And try not to make lots witty, sarcatic about her remarks...while fun, not good for a relationship.
All you have to do is get her talking and then listen with interest to everything she says. Don't let her hotness intimidate you - she's probably just as nervous as you are if she is interested in you! If she's not, (interested) she won't give you a chance to make a fool of yourself anyways. (hopefully!)
And whatever you do, don't try to act like somebody you're not, you'll never live up to him.
And whatever you do, don't try to act like somebody you're not, you'll never live up to him.
Haha, some girl told me yesterday that she got a compliment from some creepy mullet guy in her class. He said "Nice hair. It is sex." Sex?
Anyway, remember that girls are human too, and humans love being teased. You can tease your friends, right? Friends tease friends all the time, but rarely start teasing people they don't know. If you tease her in a playful way, you actually give the impression that you'd be very easy to be friends with. By "teasing", I'm not telling you to say something like, "You have a fat ass, fatty McFat Fat." Tease her in a more friendly, somewhat "cute" way.
None of this "Be yourself, and listen to everything she says and just smile" stuff. It's nice, but girls will like you if you're fun. It means they can have a joking relationship with you as well. Then one day, if a conversation on a serious topic arises, contribute to the conversation that shows your intelligence and how serious you can be.
"If a lady undervalue me, what care I how fair she be?"
I read this quote somewhere in time, probably in seventh grade. I recall I was in total teenage turmoil over a lady, and I knew my life would be in ruin forever, should I fail to capture her love. The quote gave me hope (which is fortunate, as I did fail and yet survived).
From that point on, I lost fear of rejection. So, I was able to just have fun with it and be myself. That is when relationships began to be genuine.
I read this quote somewhere in time, probably in seventh grade. I recall I was in total teenage turmoil over a lady, and I knew my life would be in ruin forever, should I fail to capture her love. The quote gave me hope (which is fortunate, as I did fail and yet survived).
From that point on, I lost fear of rejection. So, I was able to just have fun with it and be myself. That is when relationships began to be genuine.
Well, score one for all the dumb beer drinking mullet stereotypes.
And they say pot doesn't fry brain cells.
Grr, I didn't see her today. Nobody that I've talked to at school likes her. Poor new girl. Maybe I should just be friendly with her just to be nice.
Maybe I should just be friendly with her just to be nice.
Grr, I didn't see her today. Nobody that I've talked to at school likes her. Poor new girl.
Here is something nice you could do, go up to her and give her flowers (like roses). She will instantly fall in love with you.
Then go to the coffee shop and be on a date with her.
youd have an eeven better chance since like nonone talks to her, get to know her ask her where she moved from
Actually, funny (or not so funny) story: I used to live in the same town as her when I was in Middle School, but she wen't to a different Middle School.
