that awkward moment when...

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Lynx

Lynx

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Lynx said:
I have not been assimilated... I mean I don't have facebook so this seems rather absurd. You have to remember the anniversaries of when people asked you to "friend" them on facebook?

Have I ever mentioned how peaceful it is to not have facebook? :D
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So a friend of mine clued me in. Apparently Facebook now sends you alerts, "It is the anniversary of the day this friend sent you a friend request."

That awkward moment when the program you use to keep in touch with friends knows more about your friends than you do.
 
shineyourlight

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The awkward moment when you're singing in your apartment while cleaning, and your neighbor (who also happens to be a good friend), knocks on my door and asks, "Are you okay?"
 
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sydlit said:
(Don't we wish ?!) But seriously, it DOES work both ways. Sometimes I'm being so guarded because I'm convinced every word I'm saying she's thinking is just a cheap pick-up line. (I mean, IT IS! but how does SHE know that? Lol:)) Really, tho, not EVERY guy is just trying to hook up with EVERY pretty gal that shows some kindness to him. (I mean, I AM! but not EVERY guy.....lol, jk, :), ok, I give up.....:) Help us know how to talk to you without being judged. It can be very.........awkward:).
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That would never work for me. If I like someone, I act like a giddy hamster. It's obvious.
 
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Tintin

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Olerica said:
ME TOO! Happily, this is the awkward thread and it's ok to be awkward here.
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Yay! Honestly, I don't know how to act any other way than awkward. And that's okay.
Most of the time.
 
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CarolSampaio

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That awkward moment you realize that 90% of your Christmas wish list is made of action figures and collectibles.... and you feel fine about it! o_O
 
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shineyourlight said:
I don't think that's entirely true for every girl. I've never been like that. I know the difference between a guy being nice and a guy being flirtatious. My friend, who is male, complimented me today on how I looked. I didn't think he was flirting with me or anything, but being nice.

I think it's because I grew up with two brothers.
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cool so did I, no sisters, 2 older brothers
 
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the moment when you went to create a thread of thread titles you think could be altered or titles that lead into a thread and people see the thread isnt what it appears to be like: Coming out.... to eat some food
HElP!.... im ok just joking I dont need any help at the moment


But then you decide the thread would be awkward and slightly on the nose/hurtful - It would have been funny tho!
 
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When you sit with your nephew for like an hour reassuring him constantly that the watermelon with 100 rubber band around WILL explode and it doesnt...
 
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That awkward moment when you wake up the next morning on the lawn and explain to Grandpa that you wrecked his car last night.

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Lynx

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That awkward moment when you throw in some clothes to dewrinkle and you wind up throwing in three shirts - the one you want to wear but you know the wrinkles won't shake out, the next-best one you want to wear and you're almost sure it will dewrinkle, and the one you don't really want to wear but you're sure it will be wrinkle free - and you realize GRANDMA WAS RIGHT, it would have been easier to hang the things up when they came out of the dryer.
 
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Lynx said:
That awkward moment when you throw in some clothes to dewrinkle and you wind up throwing in three shirts - the one you want to wear but you know the wrinkles won't shake out, the next-best one you want to wear and you're almost sure it will dewrinkle, and the one you don't really want to wear but you're sure it will be wrinkle free - and you realize GRANDMA WAS RIGHT, it would have been easier to hang the things up when they came out of the dryer.
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Lol..so true but you gotta love a man with not one but TWO backup plans!
 
Lynx

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Well if the first doesn't work I don't have time to wait for another shirt to dewrinkle. Gotta get at least one shirt right the first time.
 
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Lynx said:
Well if the first doesn't work I don't have time to wait for another shirt to dewrinkle. Gotta get at least one shirt right the first time.
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Would an iron not be quicker...?
 
Lynx

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I'm a guy. Most people are surprised that I prefer to do my own washing and drying. Let's not get crazy and talk about ironing here. >.>
 
Lynx

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I dunno... I heard of one housekeeper that "pressed" a shirt by putting it in a bed, between the mattress and box springs. Allegedly it works, though I sleep on a blow-up air bed (have for about 20 years now, very comfortable) so I wouldn't be able to test it. So a bar of iron rebar might be very effective at pressing a shirt.
 
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Lynx said:
I dunno... I heard of one housekeeper that "pressed" a shirt by putting it in a bed, between the mattress and box springs. Allegedly it works, though I sleep on a blow-up air bed (have for about 20 years now, very comfortable) so I wouldn't be able to test it. So a bar of iron rebar might be very effective at pressing a shirt.
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You sleep in a blow-up air bed????? o_O

That would have me crippled!!! How does your back stand it?????

I'm getting old....
 
Lynx

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Maybe you never inflated it enough? You can make them things firmer by blowing more air in them. I always inflate it until it's not mushy in the center.
 
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Lynx said:
Maybe you never inflated it enough? You can make them things firmer by blowing more air in them. I always inflate it until it's not mushy in the center.
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I like the airbed, but can be dangerous, can be bad for your back. Over-inflate, wind up hovering near the ceiling. Roll over, fall out of bed, drop 5 feet to the floor. Splat. Not good for your back.:)
 
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