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I'm only a minute to it, and I literally shed a tear of embaressment. I want to kill myself for simply living in the same country as those morons.

Ha! That last one reminds me of a senior last year. He found the locker combo to an empty locker and threw a live squirrel in it. It was found dead three weeks later in the locker due to the smell. He was an odd guy (he drove a hurse for Christ's sake)

I'll start by answering the questions. and many more can be found in a matter of seconds using wikipedia. You obviously don't care about the fact that going to Dachau is one of the most horrifying experiences ever, and probably something most wouldn't talk about. But for the sake of curiousity... How many guards were on duty? Of all the staff members, how many were armed? Were there any female guards? Did anyone you know try to excape? Did anyone in your family manage to avoid the camps? How long were you held captive? Did you ever lose hope? and so forth...there are some bery obvious ones, but they're very insensitive.

I'm a junior in highschool. The girl sitting next to me in Lit tried to convince me that Africa is a country in South America. She really didn't know. The a friend of mine mentioned that Delaware was in New Jersey. :wall: :wall: I have hundreds and hundreds of similiar stories, but I simply can't type them all. (how many beers are in a six pack?)

Ouch. Would you like advice on the subject or are you just venting? I'm not going to bother jumping in on the mature vs immature daterape debate. I say to Barrel - Just kiss her when it feels like you want to. If you never get this feeling, you probably shouldn't be in that relationship.

Can someone remind me of this in a year when it's done? I'm gonna forget, but it looks/sounds epic as anything.

I don't usually like leaving this kind of thing up to chance, but chance is the only way to control fate, and many other superstitious flimflam. I kinda like the flip a coin idea. I'd say she likes you. It's that kind of imature thing that a teenage girl would do for your attention. If you really have no interest, just ignore it and she'll move on and go away. I'm going to assume that you're a girl (hope that's okay). Honestly, I think it's really awesome when girls ask out guys, it shows initiative and makes life easier. It's p[ossible that the guy will be so pleased at the very concept, it won't matter where you go or what you do. I still hold my ground on saying that movie dates are best for a first timer, although everyone else who posts on the thread will strongly disagree. may I suggest a swimming pool? Bowling? Skating? Walking? Hiking? Picnic? ummm... :( that's about all I got...

I don't think the acting upon them feelings will be a problem seeing as she lives about 7217Km (4484 miles) away form me. But still.... Believe it or not, that can actually make it harder. I'm assuming one reason you want to just be friends is the fact that there is so much distance. My advice is to figure out your "turn-offs". Look for flaws in her. Superficial or otherwise. This way you can be friends with her, without having that pesky romantic influence in the back of your head. I used to have a crush in this girl until I found out she had god-forsaken-awful hygenic habits. We've been just friends ever since.

Desire. If you desire anything you will have hope. If your hope is diminished, you become disappointed. Disappointment leads to misery. alternatively

You mean how the two aren't really in love but dependent on each other. I've read the first Twilight, that wasn't love. That was superficial dependency that was overall just weird and obsessive. Sounds a bit like some teenage love to me. Plus I said it was in the style of Meyer's fantasy. I'm surprised no one's brought up the fact that in the movie (Twilight) Edward (lead vampire) is portrayed as the creepy loner of the school, who keeps to himself and doesn't talk to many people. You next see him staring at Bella (love interest, vampire fanatic) sa she sleeps. She's never even had a real xonversation with the guy. The first real bit of dialogue in the movie involves him admitting that he has been watching her sleep for months. WTF. Which reminds me that the Twilight movie's dialogue sounded like it was written by a stoned toddler. But how is this "teenage love" ? I have a personal vendetta against that scene though...my little sister bought an Edward poster, proceeded to draw hearts all over it, tack it over her bed and write on her ceiling "I love watching you sleep". I find this to be creepy as all get out. I vote Harry Potter a second time.

You're not even 13 yet, your life should not involve this kind of crap. First off - forget about love for now. I realize that everyone saying how impossible it is to get makes you want to get it even more, but at 12? Don't even bother. You're not even 13 and you've felt a girl up and have been cheated on. At 13 you should probably not even bother with relationships at all. Kissing is understandable, but more than that....well let's just say there's plenty of time for that later. I know life seems short to you now, but after awhile you really start to realize that you're missing out on your innocent childhood. Go play some video games, and hang out with your friends. Save love for later when you can truly appreciate it. As for Lexi? Get her out of your life, you don't need that kind of crap. And the 8th grade guy...you caould take him. And you know that. That's good enough, there's no need to prove it. Save yourself the trouble. You're too young to have girl problems (hell you're too young to even have a TIF account...)

:lol: :lol: :lol: I've never once seen an example of this holding true. and I say she's no virgin at all. I like Tintin113's definition.

Bush was re-elected because one city couldn't be counted correctly. Had the thousands of people just shown up to vote, we wouldn't have even needed to come to that. Then again, Gore would probly be our president now doing his second term. on a smaller scale, Rubean Studdard beat Clay Aiken in American idol by less than 200 votes. Each phone is allowed to vote 10 times. That's a difference of 20 people. So yes, My voice/vote/opinion counts for alot. Just as everyone else's.

Harry Potter is a clear winner for me. Yes the epilogue was garbage, but if you ignore those last few pages, it's an incredible (and rather original) series. Twilight is a waste of paper. It's overhyped, and singles out one target audience, and an annoying one at that. Twilight stole the plot line of dozens of stories already told (such as cooler versions, like Underworld and Van Helsing) and craps all over everything anyone ever knew about vampires. If you're going to write about mythology. Get the facts straight. You show me a glowing vampire, I'll show you something dumb.

Have you never looked at a man(assuming your a male) and thought to yourself "hey, he's pretty good looking". It's not a homosexual thought, it's just a comment on the fact that that particular male would be found attractive by the general public. I'm 100% straight, but I can recognize a good looking guy when I see one. Just like I can recognize an ugly one. Sexual orientation doesn't impair judgement. Unfortunatly in this case however, it did raise a small bias.

"Friends will grow together, but close friends will seperate and reunite as if nothing's changed" I feel this applies to relationships, too. You feel you've changed and grown, and think that she hasn't. Maybe your new friends are different from your old ones, but that doesn't change who you are. Maybe she's changed too. You can't know until you find out. You already talked to her, and from what I gather, that went pretty well. I'm sure she'll be more than willing to accept any changes you may have gone through. Don't be afraid to accept her changes either. Bringing your new friends may or may not be awkward, but no one said you had to bring them. I don't know just how long it's been between you two, but I really don't see a problem other than general anxiety and insecurity. I assure you she feels similiarly. I hope this makes you feel better.

Sorry 'bout that mate, but it's something we all go through once or twice. I figure as long as you learn from it in some manner, you did your job. That's certainly original. And backhanded. How did the rest of that encounter proceed exactly? You seem to meet some interesting, for lack of better term, girls. I've rarely if ever had opurtunities like that. Makes me think... Oh and your theory about my suggested answer being too needy, I see your point and once explained I had to agree with you a bit. I wouldn't have bluntly said "needy" but I see what you're driving at. I may need to renivate my speech patterns.

Don't say it's not a date if you want it to be. You'll find yourself frequently not getting what you want if you continue this habit. If you want to go out with her then text her (despite my previous rant) something along the lines of: "since your not soing anything, want to go see (x) movie?" Feel free to paraphrase. If she asks if it's a friend thing or a date thing play it coy with a "We'll see how it goes" if she demands a friends only thing, don't press her. You may just have to deal with it. The best way to avoid that kind of comment is to prevent it. Thats where IamDan can help you more than I can, what with his attraction based advice.

I reason this is why you couldn't figure this out yourself. You have a 76.79 overall AVG which is well...average. Your GPA is nothing special, but unless your in some fancy-[wagon] school you won't get held back. I'm shocked frankly. I would think having a 37 in anything would constitute year round failure. Oh, and good move delting Maple Story...that was murdering your grades. Shows motivation for self improvement :thumbsup:

You could look at it that breaking up with you was so painful that they needed to throw themselves at the first guy they saw to re-validate themselves... I'm just trying to make you feel better cause...damn.

+1. Especially if you have Boost. No joke. It sucks terribly because they do texting the old-fashioned way. I've actually missed a shot at a girl before because it's so dang slow. Couldn't agree less. Here's my chart. Face to Face > Call > IM > Txt I'm sure the people your talking to will apreciate the fact that you took the time to tell them with your voice what you want to say and not just some typed up letters. This is all opinion of course. As brought up a few posts prior most IM conversations go as follows: "Sup?" "nm, just chillin, u?" "Nothing..." "..." "so..." most txting from my experience is no different...just slower. Calling is much more personal, but I find the lack of body language tough to deal with. I like looking people right in the eye when I speak with them. Calling is really only used to plan things and for me usually don't exceed 10 minutes. However personal meetings can last hours on end. I admit IM and such is a good tool to have when all else fails, but...nothing beats personal contact.

If she starts texting you alot of one word answers or doesn't seem to participate the "conversation" then she's probably bored. Honestly I hate txting. It's way too impersonel. Almost as bad as IMing. You're not in a bad situation. She's alone often, and has no one to talk to. Be that person. Most pick up artists tell you to go with the flow with the "three second rule" but in this situation I'd actually recommend pre-planning some discussion topics. Throw in some jokes and some casual touching and you'll do great.

Umm.... She's into you. And if she's not, then she's one sick person. You be the judge of that. If she's a psycho, then look out, if she is even sort of normal - Things look good for you two getting back together. And there is no shame in re-dating. It's like recycling, it's good for the environment. You're in middle school. I wish I had known this when I was your age, but impressing girls in that age group is rediculously easy. Simple conversation and compliments go a long long way. 8th grade girls are so preoccupied with new found hormones and self image issues that you telling them you think she's beautiful is a great way to grab her attention. Not to burst your buubble, but she probably won't fall in love with you over that though. But at your age, it's more about just dating and experimenting anyway. As long as you know her, and don't sound like a creep...you're golden.

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