what attracted you to...
 

what attracted you to your current *sig. other* or whatever you call him/her?

mine would be intelligence and eyes, I think...

she had a magnet in her pants.

I'm always attracted to a girl with a dirty mouth. Not in the sexual tense, but one that uses a lot of curse words. My boss said goddamnit it the other day and it turned me on.

Re: what attracted you to...
 

i like my girls to have eyes, too!

He is my exact type, and very funny.

Hello, dream man.

THE GIRL I LIKE RIGHT NOW IS FRENCH. LIKE, HELLO! OR SHOULD I SAY BONJOUR

I don't even remember anymore, it's been three years now.

I remember being interested in 3 or 4 people around that time. How I ended up with him instead of the guys, I'm not sure.

Re: Re: what attracted you to...
 

um...I'm a FEMALE...and was referring to a MALE...but that's okay...

:cool:

my boyfriend says that same thing...

Will you be my e-girlfriend?

do you actually believe in those?

he was perfect in every damn way. i will never be able to do better. he's hot, funny, and nice... sometimes. and he actually liked me, that's tough.

no, but I do believe in having many e-ho's. :smoke:

Wit and sense of humor.


(Also easy on the eyes). :o

Sure!

heh...okay

He was my roommate before we got together. I broke my leg and tore my ACL and meniscus, and he took care of me and was my best friend while I was confined to the house. He was generous, nice, funny, great to hang out with and cute. Then when I got healthy we were able to hang out outside of the apartment, and that was even better, and I finally realized that I liked him. Whiskey put us physically together. Then he bought me opera tickets for Christmas and the deal was sealed.

how did you do this?

I drank 2 beers, and I wanted to go out to a bar to drink more. I couldn't find my keys so I decided to climb over the back gate/fence into the alley behind my apartment (which was total fucking nonsense because I could have just walked right out the front door and only have had to climb back into my apartment area). I got to the top of the 7' gate and my sandals didn't seem like such great climbing shoes and the spikes on the top looked scary and I decided if I didn't jump I might have a spike in my thigh and/or ass. I jumped and fell and my leg hurt a lot. I struggled back up to my bedroom (I had a neighbor buzz me in) and found my keys right on my bed in plain view.

It was really stupid. My doctor, insurance company, parents and bosses all heard a completely different story. I told them I slipped and fell down some stairs. When strangers ask about my scar (they cut out part of my hamstring to make my new ACL) I sometimes tell them I was training for a triathalon.

I had a gigantic crush on you until I found out you were a HUGE LIAR!

I can understand not saying you were a drunken fool, but why a traithalon? Why not just say "I fell"? For that matter, if you go the huge lie route, why not say you were a test pilot for NASA and caught schrapnel when your plan exploded?

everything about him :love:

Pshaw! Lying is neccessary sometimes. I couldn't tell my insurance company I was drinking and jumped over a fence -- they might not have covered my care. The same goes if I had told my doctor -- my insurance company might have found out. I shouldn't have lied to my parents and bosses, but I figured it would be best to keep my story consistent, so I told only my equally stupid buddies the truth.

I sometimes tell funny people on the bus that I was training for a triathalon, because it's none of their business anyway, so I might as well get a laugh out of it. I have these skanky ghetto men sit down beside me and look at my leg and ask me what happened. "I was training for a triathalon" gets an "Oh!" in response and makes me sound tougher, whereas "I was drinking and trying to drink more, so I jumped over a fence" makes me sounds like I'm stupid and probably easy. I'd say nothing at all, but I talk too much.

To tell them that I was training for a triathalon is almost as huge a lie as to say I was a test pilot for NASA and caught schrapnel when my plane exploded. Neither of those things is going to happen.

Don't you have a sense of humor, guys? Come on.

And I'm not at all huge. I could definitely stand to lose a little weight and define my muscles, and that's why I go to the gym and eat fairly healthily. I thought you were kind of chubby yourself.

Wow, way to take my play on Thomas' words waaaay too seriously. :rolleyes:

You should pay attention to the accompanying post icon.

Sorry, I guess I'm stupid for not interpreting your thumbs down the right way. I only bothered to say it because I used to weigh more and have posted pictures from then, and I thought you might be referring to that. I think you're taking my response waaaay too seriously. :rolleyes: I thnk chubby guys are fine, I wasn't trying to insult you.

You don't believe me? I should have used a better "icon" so you guys woul understand me better. See, thumbs up for chubby people!