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PostPosted: 05 Jul 07, 20:02 
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BBoop wrote:
*taps foot and waits for the update on this*

OK then Betty. Fancy a date?


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CameronBB4 wrote:
BBoop wrote:
*taps foot and waits for the update on this*

OK then Betty. Fancy a date?



Is it too early for me to buy my hat? @^@

You have done the deed though Cameron, haven't you. I would quote last nights games thread but haven't the faintest idea how to but am sure you said you were 'loved up'.Well done, if this is right :D

BTw by deed, I mean asked her out, not the 'deed'. :oops:

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CameronBB4 wrote:
BBoop wrote:
*taps foot and waits for the update on this*

OK then Betty. Fancy a date?


Not if you call me Betty. ::lol::


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::lol:: This is a quite hilarious scheme of human behaviour in general ::lol::

I guess that Northern Monkey and BBoop said it all about this matter.

Some humanistics say that in life everything that you already know and you're familiar with it's easy to repeat things and situations that you've done before but get to know something new in life has always a risk of failure that you can't prepare yourself for like you can in your normal-based-full-of-routines-daily-life. But if you don't ever try and take a chance you'd never know, would you? And it's not just relationships, it's same situation making decisions that changes somehow the life you've lived at that far: studies, work, having kids, making friends with new people, move, travel, hobbies... whatever. You'll just have to face it or forget it and live your life no matter of the end results. Just take a look how kids behave - they'll just do it because they follow their instincts - the more you speculate your situation as an adult, the more you're searching for evidences of a fake personality or fake motives - the worse things usually gets and you may loose a potential (human) relationship for the rest of your life.

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how did this all go ${ anyone know the outcome

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Did I really turn down a date with you Cameron? :eek: Goodness I must have had a knock on the head.

My place or yours? {@}

ktmoomoo maybe he wants to keep his private life private ;)


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Keeping your private life private? On BBfans? Don't be ridiculous Bboop? Next you will be suggesting that we stop using our real names on here!!!! ;)

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Yes well on that note I'm off out now so if anyone wants to break in, tidy up and put the dinner on now's the time to do it. :angel:


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*Strolls into Boopy's house with the key she leaves under the empty can of Carlsberg, overflowing with fag butts, sitting on the front step. My, my I didn't now net curtains came in grey, how very fashionable. Heads straight for the kitchen and sees that Bboop has left a camera on the worktop, laptop, credit cards, bit of cash, diamond earring, but has a big padlock on a tin marked BISCUITS! KEEP OUT. Moves the old newspapers around to open a few cupboards only to find they just contain more newspapers except for one cupbard filled to overflowing with cuppa soups and pot noodles and a big jar of olives. Wanders upstairs to Bboop's bedroom, kicking empty beer cans out of the way and trying to avoid the suspicious looking stains on the bannister. Enters BBoop's bedroom, tiptoes around, trying not to wake the man tied to the whipping stool in the middle of the room, moves an empty olive jar, to open the bedside cabinet and :eek: :eek: , turns out of the room, decides this scene is way too heavy, learns her lesson (just like Goldilocks) and scarpers away, hoping that BBoop will never know that she knows. ;)

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So you didn't put the dinner on then? :evil:


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How difficult is it for you to boil a kettle for the pot noodles and open another can of Carlsberg special brew? ;)

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Probably more difficult than telling my daughter to make dinner.

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which puts us back to the title of the thread {@}


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why is it so difficult to get children to do anything :8o:

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 Post subject: Re: Why is it so difficult...
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CameronBB4 wrote:
...to ask somebody out?

:-?

Encountering the girl of our dreams is often not that easy, or at least it hasn't been for me. Now that I think I might have, I seem to be unable to function properly (no jokes please lol) or make the simplest suggestion that we meet up/go out/have fun etc. How bizarre. I feel like a gawky teenager...

So how do we manage to operate in the real world? I seem to be able to keep my finances in order, keep to deadlines (mostly), run a house and a car and all manner of other vital parts of life - but this has got me floored.

:oops:

Dopey or what.

So why are things like this so difficult?



*ahem* could you get a move on please as we all want to buy our hats. {@}


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