No, I mean broad. And who said anything about hate? I haven't let hate rule over me, but it sounds like you are the one being a hater.
It is I who pities you.
Good day to you sir.
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Don't let strangers use your cellphone
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No, I mean broad. And who said anything about hate? I haven't let hate rule over me, but it sounds like you are the one being a hater.
It is I who pities you.
Good day to you sir.
Whatever, it's just a shame your mother didn't teach you to respect women. I expect someday someone will.
You have no idea who I am or how I operate. You ASSume that what you see online translates equally into the real world, but you fail to understand the true meaning of my words as well as the reasons I use them.
I let strangers borrow my cell phones from time to time, if it's an emergency. I have yet to have one run off with it. Of course, I don't have a "new hotness" iPhone 6/Galaxy S5/<insert high end phone>, but a crappy and old Galaxy S (the original S
).
I guess I should be grateful since it's a step up from the Nokia 3310 I used to use. That phone was great in it's day. It served me well for 10+ years and hundreds of drops. They don't make 'em that that anymore.
).I guess I should be grateful since it's a step up from the Nokia 3310 I used to use. That phone was great in it's day. It served me well for 10+ years and hundreds of drops. They don't make 'em that that anymore.
I let a stranger borrow my phone once while on a bus in Las Vegas. It was awkward as I just took a call from a friend so he knew I had a phone on me. In any event, I was nice enough to allow him to use it. I was fearful that he would hop of the bus with my phone in hand. But, he didn't. He needed the phone so he could set-up a rendezvous with a prostitute. I can't make this up, true story! Her name was Angel!!
Come on now, tell the truth. You wanted "Angel's" call back number left on your phone. HA!
Horsey Surprise? Ken M? Is that you? I love your ability to get the ol' gander up with such grace and feigned ineptitude.
...in case you all didn't know, Ken M, everyone.
Horsey Surprise? Ken M? Is that you? I love your ability to get the ol' gander up with such grace and feigned ineptitude.
...in case you all didn't know, Ken M, everyone.
? Not me, sorry
Funny, I carry a grenade launcher and wear a white leather facemask with the word WINO written in gold studs, no one bothers me, ever. In fact if anyone dared ask to use my phone they would get at least one round in the face,
Much Love...
Odd that this adult attitude is described in the sense of a child who's not grown up enough to use the term 'penis'. "Pee Pee" seriously?!
The original responder may not have a complete picture of who you are or how you operate, yet here online we can only go by what you write. Therefore, it can be inferred from your diction that you are misogynistic.
You're not doing any favours for yourself either, by making reference to a silly phrase (with an inherent assumption).
Monday night, I was on the train home from NYC, I had my phone out charging on the wall outlet, a woman across the aisle from me wanted to call her dad to pick her up at her destination.
Y'know what I did? I let her use my phone.
Seriously, if she'd ran off with it, I'd just go to the Apple Store (or AT&T store) and get a new one.
It's just a phone.
Y'know what I did? I let her use my phone.
Seriously, if she'd ran off with it, I'd just go to the Apple Store (or AT&T store) and get a new one.
It's just a phone.
Don't let strangers use your cellphone
Just a phone? Wow. I guess money means nothing to you.
Just a phone? Wow. I guess money means nothing to you.
It's literally just an object. I guess I just can't get sentimentally attached to things.
Yeah, it would suck, but I would rather get stung by being a good person than living my life being paranoid.