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Well, the girls are already there, just BYOB 8)
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I always do. :wink:
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:lol:
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So does that mean that Teaos has 3 days to plead for his life, or are you going to "space" him today?
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Most likely Monday morning SOMEBODY will be going out the airlock. I actually think Teaos can be rather persuasive, so I'm not counting him dead just yet. :mrgreen:
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Uh, wrong thread guys.

I was at a relative's wedding yesterday, hence my dissapearance. Hangovers for all involved.
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thelordharry wrote:You're a unique lad Kierann, you really are :) When I was thirteen, I was too busy worrying about where the next game of football down the park was coming from let alone thinking about affairs of the heart! :)
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You think correctly :) When I was thirteen, the world as I knew it was only as big as my home town, the only people that I thought existed where my family, friends and neighbours and the thought of communicating with anyone older than me, except my parents to ask for pocket money, was an alien concept to me. Now I understand that the ball game has changed since 1987 and the world is a much smaller place thanks to the internet but still, I bet if we were to compare you to the average 13 year old, there would be a fairly large gulf in maturity and intelligence.

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thelordharry wrote:You think correctly :) When I was thirteen, the world as I knew it was only as big as my home town, the only people that I thought existed where my family, friends and neighbours and the thought of communicating with anyone older than me, except my parents to ask for pocket money, was an alien concept to me. Now I understand that the ball game has changed since 1987 and the world is a much smaller place thanks to the internet but still, I bet if we were to compare you to the average 13 year old, there would be a fairly large gulf in maturity and intelligence.

EDIT: And stop blushing at the back of the class there! :)
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Reliant121 wrote:why is waiting so painful?
If you didn't care about the waiting, then there probably wouldn't be much worth waiting for. :)
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Thats a rather good way of putting it :D
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How philosophical of you, Mikey.
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Another one in the same vein: things that are very easy to do are generally not worth doing. :)
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All these things are so true. We should write a book, All the things you learn from DITL, it would sell, self help books always do :D
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"Bitching About a Fictional Universe for Dummies?" :P
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