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What kind of person are you?
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Im the kind of person you pass the mashed potatoes to after everyone else has been served because I lack manners.
I like you all too. You are all great people.
Another thing about me is that I see potential in all people and every body deserves a chance in life.
I LOL'd
this is what i love about MR, the jokes take a certain level of thought to understand vs a standard poo joke (but who doesnt love a good poo joke?)
I'm the kind of person way too willing to connect to others because in real life, im just a lonely teenager, who often reflects upon himself to anonymous strangers.
I'm the kind of person way too willing to connect to others because in real life, im just a lonely teenager, who often reflects upon himself to anonymous strangers.
I am sure that if we met in real life, we would be great friends.
I'm the kind of person who hates driving behind old people and will curse them in my head but smile at them as I pass them by...all the while listening to gangsta rap music in my air conditioned volvo
probably, im very easy to get along with because i never take offense to anything anyone says about me (about others, thats a whole different story).
If you set the bar very low, its hard to be dissapointed
but things tend to always be better than expected.
If you set the bar very low, its hard to be dissapointed
Thats my philosophy with dating and any iphone firmware update
Some people say that I am short and fat...but I'd like to believe that I just need some height
I'll join but you might be saying "Oh God" at one point...
Too bad I'll be gone HA HA HA
I'm the kind of person who signs the receipt at a restuarant with the good waitress pen and replaces it with the old bic pen in my pocket.
Too bad I'll be gone HA HA HA
I'm the kind of person who signs the receipt at a restuarant with the good waitress pen and replaces it with the old bic pen in my pocket.
and by out of the ordinary you mean "Thought provoking conversation on the economic crisis plans that are being proposed in congress right now and how they will have a global impact on not only our economy but also the world as a whole?"
No, I mean doing the "Men-women thing" but this time it is between two guys.
I am not that kind of person.
too much homo-eroticism?
I actually think people are afraid to post or express themselves this publicly.
I disagree. there is something to be said about anynimoty (sp?) even if it is somewhat fragile.
and isnt that sad, especially when handed the sheild of anonymity?
People care too much, about what others think.
Just think...back in the 1700s,, the whole forum thing took about 2-3 months to cross the atlantic. Thats a long time to worry about saying something you might regret a long time to think..."did I mean man-women thing or macro-economics?"
a long time to think..."did I mean man-women thing or macro-economics?"
I'm a social stigma with shoes. It is extremely difficult to find housing and employment once a person enters the criminal justice system. The stigmatism and long-term effects of a criminal conviction can be devastating.
I live "under the radar" because this apartment complex does not allow ex-felons. I apply for all kinds of jobs, but resort to selling street newspapers and working ten hours a week for the family business, and still collect social security.
Actually, I'm a nice guy and expectant father. Also a student, as I think a college degree will get ride of the social stigma. I could be wrong.
I live "under the radar" because this apartment complex does not allow ex-felons. I apply for all kinds of jobs, but resort to selling street newspapers and working ten hours a week for the family business, and still collect social security.
Actually, I'm a nice guy and expectant father. Also a student, as I think a college degree will get ride of the social stigma. I could be wrong.
