I never get this stuff.
never had anyone "fall in love" with me in under 5 mins.. or 10 mins or 30 mins.. and never had a proposal ether..
I never get this stuff.
never had anyone "fall in love" with me in under 5 mins.. or 10 mins or 30 mins.. and never had a proposal ether..
You and I are just too opinionated and vocal for that to happen to us, wisebeardman...thankfully.![]()
I was wondering why I don't see many of the forum posters on chat.
It would be nice to have a real-time conversation with some of you![]()
Only Lucchesi can reach between these two worlds.......
I was wondering why I don't see many of the forum posters on chat.
It would be nice to have a real-time conversation with some of you![]()
Because most chat conversation is clique-ish and the room tends to be ran by the clique. Also some people aren't able to sit and chat in a real time conversation. And its somewhat limiting to have one person at a time to talk to. Or confusing to have a few. This allows you to get thoughts and jokes out on multiple topics on your time, without feeling pressured to hurry and respond.
I think forums allow for a more in depth chat and, in some ways, allows you to get to know others better than in chats. You can see a persons view and attitude in many different areas throughout the various types of forums. Its actually less shallow than much of what goes on in the chats. Though one on one chats are not less shallow by nature. But its so difficult to find someone to chat with that isn't looking for a mate or a donation and that won't freak out and call you a creeper if you say hi. Look at all the PM messages saying 'don't PM me'. Some are friendly, some are quite rude and nasty. Who wants to sift through all that in hopes of finding one good person?
"Games played with the ball, and others of that nature, are too violent for the body and stamp no character on the mind. Let your gun therefore be your constant companion of your walks."
--Thomas Jefferson, Private Letter to Peter Carr (Sept. 19, 1785)
I prefer Hemingway: "There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and [mountain climbing]. All the rest are merely games."
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"Games played with the ball, and others of that nature, are too violent for the body and stamp no character on the mind. Let your gun therefore be your constant companion of your walks."
--Thomas Jefferson, Private Letter to Peter Carr (Sept. 19, 1785)
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