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Lucem Ferre 09-23-2017 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1876379)
Some women do like mysterious dudes though. It is a plus and they want to figure out what makes you tick or be disappointed when they find out the real you whichever comes first. Play off of that stregnth more.

No. I'm just going to be myself and act how I want to act because nothing beats getting that look when you know it's genuinely for you. And I know you know what look I'm talking about.

Trollheart 09-23-2017 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Lucem Ferre (Post 1876389)
No. I'm just going to be myself and act how I want to act because nothing beats getting that look when you know it's genuinely for you. And I know you know what look I'm talking about.

I guess there has to be some satisfaction in her look when she realises "Wait: you DON'T want to **** me??" :laughing: Might take her down a peg. A whole peg!

djchameleon 09-23-2017 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Lucem Ferre (Post 1876389)
No. I'm just going to be myself and act how I want to act because nothing beats getting that look when you know it's genuinely for you. And I know you know what look I'm talking about.

You probably didn't get what I mean. Part of being yourself is being mysterious. You said that you have heard others say the same thing before as well.

Ol’ Qwerty Bastard 09-24-2017 01:55 AM

tonight i was able to get way too drunk, return myself to an acceptable level of intoxication, and get way too drunk once again. success.

also our cab driver was the funniest cabbie on the block. man was bumping travis scott with the windows down the whole way home talking about all the, and i quote, "hot pieces of ass walking down the street."

The Batlord 09-24-2017 06:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Qwertyy (Post 1876553)
tonight i was able to get way too drunk, return myself to an acceptable level of intoxication, and get way too drunk once again. success.

also our cab driver was the funniest cabbie on the block. man was bumping travis scott with the windows down the whole way home talking about all the, and i quote, "hot pieces of ass walking down the street."

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The Batlord 09-24-2017 07:21 AM

You know how when you have a co-worker who when they start talking they talk fast and a lot but use almost no precise language so they're trying to explain something work-related that you need to do and you have no ****ing idea what they're talking about and they keep repeating themselves by saying the same vague nonsense over and over again and you're within five seconds of screaming in their face, "STOP!!! Slow the **** down and say anything that isn't what you're currently saying!!!"?

Oriphiel 09-24-2017 07:51 AM

Just flip the god damn burger patty already, Batlord.

Freebase Dali 09-24-2017 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1876580)
You know how when you have a co-worker who when they start talking they talk fast and a lot but use almost no precise language so they're trying to explain something work-related that you need to do and you have no ****ing idea what they're talking about and they keep repeating themselves by saying the same vague nonsense over and over again and you're within five seconds of screaming in their face, "STOP!!! Slow the **** down and say anything that isn't what you're currently saying!!!"?

I'm a little guilty of this.

Most of the stuff I say to my boss goes over his head but it's mostly because I just kind of "stream of consciousness" things based on a context I understand, but fail to consider the other side of it.

Here's an example:

Boss: "Hey, thanks for getting that client sorted out!"

Me: "No prob. Wasn't too bad because I just modified the JSP with a <c:choose> block to check the organization variable to see if the specific client was clicking the referral form so I could show the custom fields, but just so you're aware, this is only scaleable to an extent. We can keep modding the JSP but at some point we need a real solution from the app developers for client-specific requirements, as this can get out of hand. But hey, I documented the changes and we can do "now" solutions for the foreseeable future until the cows come home, but do get on the horn with the third party at some point because what I'm doing isn't even in my job description."

Trollheart 09-24-2017 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Freebase Dali (Post 1876591)
I'm a little guilty of this.

Most of the stuff I say to my boss goes over his head but it's mostly because I just kind of "stream of consciousness" things based on a context I understand, but fail to consider the other side of it.

Here's an example:

Boss: "Hey, thanks for getting that client sorted out!"

Me: "No prob. Wasn't too bad because I just modified the JSP with a <c:choose> block to check the organization variable to see if the specific client was clicking the referral form so I could show the custom fields, but just so you're aware, this is only scaleable to an extent. We can keep modding the JSP but at some point we need a real solution from the app developers for client-specific requirements, as this can get out of hand. But hey, I documented the changes and we can do "now" solutions for the foreseeable future until the cows come home, but do get on the horn with the third party at some point because what I'm doing isn't even in my job description."

(Nodding politely) Welcome back Freebase! :thumb:

Freebase Dali 09-24-2017 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1876612)
(Nodding politely) Welcome back Freebase! :thumb:

Thank you, my dude.


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