Location: The T:SCC Water Cooler

Discussion: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drinkReported This is a featured thread

Showing 21 - 40 of 36125  |  Show  posts at a time
Previous | 1 2 3 4 5 | Next > Last
Akuji
Akuji
21. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 2 2008, 10:42 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 2 2008, 10:42 PM EST
"You should have pulled a T-1000 and ran down the street after her.....then you could have formed your arms into grips and latched onto her car....lol.

j/k :)

Well. i have kind of come to the conclusion that im just gonna have to "go for it"........walk up to a girl and ask her out, even if she slaps me, or her boyfriend kills me. At least I can go to my grave knowing i tried.

Maybe if she does have a boyfriend, he will at least put me out of my misery"
Last thing you wanna do is just ask someone out of a whin.
Get to know them first, become friends... then if you still feel the same give it a try... unless it's a love at first sight thing on both parts... in which case take things slow for a while.

If the girl is half decent and says no then your friendship shouldn't be compromised.
I did it once, I asked my best mates sister out once a good few years back, knew her for about 8 years before I did, she said no because she didn't think it was appropriate cus i was best friends with her brother, and that she was intersted in someone else... and she still moans at me for stealing her pencil back at school when we were like 10 years old :P

Was a bit awkward for a few days, but after that it was water under the bridge and we were back to normal.
0  out of 1 found this valuable. Do you?    
nonprodigal
nonprodigal
22. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 2 2008, 10:59 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 2 2008, 10:59 PM EST
tried to get msn messenger but it wouldn't let me sign up. i fill out the required fields and click "I accept" and it clears the page everytime. a vista thing?? Do you find this valuable?    
Akuji
Akuji
23. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 2 2008, 11:19 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 2 2008, 11:19 PM EST
"tried to get msn messenger but it wouldn't let me sign up. i fill out the required fields and click "I accept" and it clears the page everytime. a vista thing??"
Hmm... don't think so cus I had vista for a very short while and MSN worked fine.
Haven't made a new account in a while so I really don't know why it's doing that to you.

MSN usually stays up to date with the current software too... very strange, if there is any chance you could be more specific that would be great, but by the sound of things you have pretty much told it as it is.
Do you find this valuable?    
nonprodigal
nonprodigal
24. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 2 2008, 11:29 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 2 2008, 11:29 PM EST
"Hmm... don't think so cus I had vista for a very short while and MSN worked fine.
Haven't made a new account in a while so I really don't know why it's doing that to you.

MSN usually stays up to date with the current software too... very strange, if there is any chance you could be more specific that would be great, but by the sound of things you have pretty much told it as it is."
yeah, that's about it. when i fill out the start page (name, location, e-mail, password) it has two buttons at the bottom "i accept" or "cancel" when i click the i accept button, all the info i've entered just disappears and the page does not advance, i've tried to fill out a few times now. the help page isn't being 'helpful' either. thinking about giving up
Do you find this valuable?    
Atlas98
Atlas98
25. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 1:26 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 1:26 AM EST
"LOL Good idea T-1976, but perhaps you should have put the word "Summer" in the title ;-)"
That would've attracted guys like an electro-magnet! :)

Pour me something non-alchoholic(because of my problem w/ blood sugar),a good
stiff drink may give me problems.

A diet Coke or Pepsi will do.
0  out of 1 found this valuable. Do you?    
General_Mazaki
General_Mazaki
26. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 1:37 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 1:37 AM EST
"That would've attracted guys like an electro-magnet! :)

Pour me something non-alchoholic(because of my problem w/ blood sugar),a good
stiff drink may give me problems.

A diet Coke or Pepsi will do."
And get me a tall cold root beer while you're at it. :)

Yes, simply put Summer or Cameron in the name, and people jump on the thread like a starving rat on a cheeto.
2  out of 3 found this valuable. Do you?    
T-s13
T-s13
27. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 2:39 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 2:39 AM EST
pour me a 7&7 and keep'em comin, this is kinda T:TSCC related.. sorta.. like 90% of the guys on here: i fell for Summe glau. realized i will never be with her. THEN met someone who i swear was the spittin image of her (just a tad bit thicker), shes sweet, shy, and just a totally cool person, we are friends, just chatting up, and then one of my closest friends tell me she "not into guys" (not that that makes her any less cool) but i mean COME ON! WTF!! *sigh..ohh well ...*sigh.. just leave the bottle of seagram 7 wiskey .... and DONT JUDGE ME !!

Hey i DO feel better thx "lonely hearts"
0  out of 1 found this valuable. Do you?    

KrelleK
28. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 1:22 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 1:22 PM EST
"LOL Good idea T-1976, but perhaps you should have put the word "Summer" in the title ;-)"
yeah a catchy name for the thread welcome to "Club Summer´s lonely hearts"
0  out of 1 found this valuable. Do you?    
sidspappy
sidspappy
29. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 2:05 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 2:05 PM EST
"yeah a catchy name for the thread welcome to "Club Summer´s lonely hearts""
Sounds like a name for a strip club...

I guess I'm different from some of the guys here then. I've been married for thirteen years and have two daughters, aged six and three. Love em all to death, yet sometimes you need a distraction that's totally unrelated to family - or you go nuts.

Sometimes for me it is video games, or mechanical watches, or firearms. Right now, it's TSCC and this forum. Lately, I've been gravitating toward talking about Summer because she's such a lovely and interesting woman.

But this thread is welcome, in my book, simply because if people want to reach out for help and a non-judgmental eye to read, then I'm all for it. Shunning people because it isn't strictly TSCC-related seems a bit harsh IMO.
1  out of 2 found this valuable. Do you?    
nonprodigal
nonprodigal
30. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 4:30 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 4:30 PM EST
ok, i guess this thread gets to continue to exist. cool. thanks moderators. i know it's way off topic but if it serves its purpose and keeps the type of convo out of other threads, then it's worth it. and it's easy to ignore for those who don't want to read it.

welcome T-s13, i'm sorry about your situation. you are far from the only one with such an experience. pull up a chair. ;-P

sidspappy, you don't have to be a lonely heart to visit the club, thanks for sharing. glad to have you.

so, anyone want to share stories? anyone want to hear mine? i would love to get into my own experiences of what i found to be "good" interest from a guy and the oh-so-infamous "bad" attention.

tell me some of the things that you have done for a girl before and whether it was successful (should i say efficient). how many have bad experiences?
1  out of 1 found this valuable. Do you?    
T-1976
T-1976
31. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 5:14 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 5:14 PM EST
This thread is not all the much distant from TSCC........after all, John is experiencing some "lonely hearts" right now. Riley, Cameron....

Lemme ask this.......do girls like shy guys, or do they like guys who are "out there"?

That could be some of my problems, im just too shy.
0  out of 1 found this valuable. Do you?    
nonprodigal
nonprodigal
32. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 5:22 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 5:22 PM EST
"This thread is not all the much distant from TSCC........after all, John is experiencing some "lonely hearts" right now. Riley, Cameron....

Lemme ask this.......do girls like shy guys, or do they like guys who are "out there"?

That could be some of my problems, im just too shy."
i, personally, like the soft spoken, but confident guy. a guy who knows his positives, knows what he likes. the really "out there" guy will wear me out and i will get annoyed. i like some attention myself and can't stand a guy who is too much of a "look at me, look at me" guy himself. i want his atttention on me, selfishly. lol. the shy guy runs the risk of never getting noticed or at least easily overlooked. you have to make yourself known.

the "out there" guy will appear to get all the attention to the shy bystander (you) but know that it is often vapid and on the surface. their performance is strictly surface and he won't keep the girl when he has to "perform" behind closed doors with a smaller audience. (not mean to be completely taken sexually....um, just sort of)
1  out of 2 found this valuable. Do you?    

KrelleK
33. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 5:42 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 5:42 PM EST
"Sounds like a name for a strip club...

I guess I'm different from some of the guys here then. I've been married for thirteen years and have two daughters, aged six and three. Love em all to death, yet sometimes you need a distraction that's totally unrelated to family - or you go nuts.

Sometimes for me it is video games, or mechanical watches, or firearms. Right now, it's TSCC and this forum. Lately, I've been gravitating toward talking about Summer because she's such a lovely and interesting woman.

But this thread is welcome, in my book, simply because if people want to reach out for help and a non-judgmental eye to read, then I'm all for it. Shunning people because it isn't strictly TSCC-related seems a bit harsh IMO."
oh that was not my intention, dam it.
0  out of 1 found this valuable. Do you?    

Veran
34. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 5:56 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 5:56 PM EST
"KrelleK: yeah a catchy name for the thread welcome to "Club Summer´s lonely hearts"

sidspappy: Sounds like a name for a strip club...

KrelleK: oh that was not my intention, dam it."
lol.

I figured this thread would've been deleted by now. Guess I was wrong.

[pulls up a chair]
0  out of 1 found this valuable. Do you?    
T-1976
T-1976
35. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 6:00 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 6:00 PM EST
"i, personally, like the soft spoken, but confident guy. a guy who knows his positives, knows what he likes. the really "out there" guy will wear me out and i will get annoyed. i like some attention myself and can't stand a guy who is too much of a "look at me, look at me" guy himself. i want his atttention on me, selfishly. lol. the shy guy runs the risk of never getting noticed or at least easily overlooked. you have to make yourself known.

the "out there" guy will appear to get all the attention to the shy bystander (you) but know that it is often vapid and on the surface. their performance is strictly surface and he won't keep the girl when he has to "perform" behind closed doors with a smaller audience. (not mean to be completely taken sexually....um, just sort of)"
How does one get "confident" ?

The only way i know is to be "aware".......standing up straight, knowing where im going, etc.....
0  out of 1 found this valuable. Do you?    
Akuji
Akuji
36. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 6:07 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 6:07 PM EST
"lol.

I figured this thread would've been deleted by now. Guess I was wrong.

[pulls up a chair]"
Cool, looks like this is here to stay then.
Okay, lets post a couple of stories... gotta sift through my memories here a bit.

Well i did post somewhere else about the experience with my mate's sister, asked her out but she said no due to the situation and the fact she was already interested in someone.
Bit awkward after that for a few days, but water under the bridge afterwards, so no need to be afraid of asking a friend out if you feel that way.

Just came out of a 2 1/2 year relationship a few months ago too. She was great till the end and sorta changed... and this was a serious relationship (engaged, marrage plans etc.)
During that time my approach in a nutshell is kinda similar to what nonprodigal posted. I knew what I wanted, was positive etc. and she was the only one that mattered, so she got all the attention and love she needed from me.

And right now, I do have a load of love to give, but i won't give it unnecessarily. I'll only engage in a relationship with someone I truly love and could see a future with... hopefully she will turn up sooner rather than later (just a shame most of the really kind and nice girls I've spoken to aren't in the UK)

Okay, next. *sits back down and pours out a glass of strongbow*
1  out of 2 found this valuable. Do you?    
nonprodigal
nonprodigal
37. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 6:24 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 6:24 PM EST
"How does one get "confident" ?

The only way i know is to be "aware".......standing up straight, knowing where im going, etc....."
hmm, the confidence is an anomaly. i got a lecture from a friend on that once.

there's no easy solution and no way you can suddenly change the personality you've had for x number of years just because someone told you too. here's the thing, you are confident in what you want right? the kind of girl you want? that's a start. next, you spot the girl that you are confident is that girl, don't hesitate to make it known then.

it's like how i am with different situations, put me in a class to teach art and i am soo sure of myself. basically it's because i know this is MY class and I am in charge and that I have control of the situation. i started a job not too long ago in which i am just a sales associate walking into a strange business where everyone already has their own relationships and....it's intimidating. suddenly, i'm not so confident, i'm a bit afraid and it shows. what i've been doing is trying to feed off of the confidence that i know to be part of my personality, and apply it to the new, uncomfortable situation.

part of getting there is recognizing that no one is better than you. if you look at this girl as if she is better than you already as i might look at this job as better because i'm not a 'higher up' it will show. you are a whole, complete person with feelings, desires, whatever you want... you are special too. she is no more special for having a lack of Y chromosome or a cute face
1  out of 2 found this valuable. Do you?    
nonprodigal
nonprodigal
38. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 6:28 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 6:28 PM EST
*nonprodigal finally sits after having stood at the door to welcome her friends*

i hope this bar plays terminator: the sarah connor chronicles on those tvs. there's an episode tonight and i CANNOT miss it. ;-P
glad you could make it veran, we're not shut down quite yet.
akuji, could you pass me my crown and sprite? i think you took my seat. no worries, just want the drink. thank you =-)
1  out of 2 found this valuable. Do you?    

Veran
39. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 6:33 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 6:33 PM EST
"*nonprodigal finally sits after having stood at the door to welcome her friends*

i hope this bar plays terminator: the sarah connor chronicles on those tvs. there's an episode tonight and i CANNOT miss it. ;-P
glad you could make it veran, we're not shut down quite yet.
akuji, could you pass me my crown and sprite? i think you took my seat. no worries, just want the drink. thank you =-)"
Uhh, yeah, I have a question about the bar:

If a really muscular naked guy comes in and demands my clothes, is there a back door I can escape through, cos' I don't quite fancy getting thrown on the grill and having to give that guy the keys to my bike. Nor do I want a knife stuck through my shoulder.

You do have a shotgun behind the bar, right? ;)
4  out of 5 found this valuable. Do you?    
nonprodigal
nonprodigal
40. RE: Club Lonely Hearts--Come in, have a drink
Nov 3 2008, 6:45 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 3 2008, 6:45 PM EST
"Uhh, yeah, I have a question about the bar:

If a really muscular naked guy comes in and demands my clothes, is there a back door I can escape through, cos' I don't quite fancy getting thrown on the grill and having to give that guy the keys to my bike. Nor do I want a knife stuck through my shoulder.

You do have a shotgun behind the bar, right? ;)"
9mm actually. no, um, don't know guns. perhaps someone could SUGgest what kind of gun is behind the counter. the governator visits on the frequent for his usual brew so do not be alarmed by any resemblance he may hold to an outfit stealing, sunglass wearing robot.
Do you find this valuable?    
Previous | 1 2 3 4 5 | Next > Last

Related Content

  (what's this?Related ContentThanks to keyword tags, links to related pages and threads are added to the bottom of your pages. Up to 15 links are shown, determined by matching tags and by how recently the content was updated; keeping the most current at the top. Share your feedback on Wetpaint Central.)