Friend question
#17
Mr. Ranger has started 158 threads, some of which he contributed to after they were begun, and the bulk of them are in General Non-Automotive.
There are several threads asking for friend/relationship advice. He owns a Pontiac Sunfire and is in college taking Psychology classes.
Maybe we're the research material!
My marginal advice: Just say "Hi, wanna go have coffee?" or "Wanna go see Flags of our Fathers?".
There are several threads asking for friend/relationship advice. He owns a Pontiac Sunfire and is in college taking Psychology classes.
Maybe we're the research material!
My marginal advice: Just say "Hi, wanna go have coffee?" or "Wanna go see Flags of our Fathers?".
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Originally Posted by glruff
Ok, now that the cat is out of the bag, give the guy some advice.
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Originally Posted by cmpd1781
I nominate "Bdox", and "Thorseshoeing", and "Jake00"........(Heehee).....they started to "advise" already, and which one of youse gave out the "pass him a cute little note" gem?.......(haha). Tag...you guys are it. Good luck!
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#21
Originally Posted by cmpd1781
and which one of youse gave out the "pass him a cute little note" gem?.......(haha). Tag...you guys are it. Good luck!
Originally Posted by Kepler4
My marginal advice: Just say "Hi, wanna go have coffee?" or "Wanna go see Flags of our Fathers?"
ranger rules: I'm not trying to offend you or insenuate anything...just having a little fun at your expence. I'm truely sorry if you are offended.
Tim
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Originally Posted by thorseshoeing
ranger rules: I'm not trying to offend you or insenuate anything...just having a little fun at your expence. I'm truely sorry if you are offended.
Tim
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Sheesh, we're all jumping to conclusions guys.
I have some, perhaps, useful advice.
Mr. rangerrules, you are obviously interested in Ford Trucks. Even if you do not own one. I mean, otherwise, why post anything here?
And I see that you are from Indiana.
My suggestion is joining and becoming active on the Indiana chapter forum. I would imagine you will meet people who live in your proximity and you might even have the opportunity to attend a gtg. I used to be a real outgoing person in high school, and then in college for a while, but I found that most of the friendships I had developed were very superficial. My best friends have turned out to be people I would not have guessed would become my best friends.
As for the guy in class, it appears you've got a feeling he's someone you'd like to spend more time with, on a friendship basis. But rejection hurts. Whether it's the guy you work with who turns down your invite to go fishing on Saturday, or if it's that gal you finally got the courage up to ask out and she tells you to take a hike. Sooooo, at the end of a really long post, like others have said, take it easy. Ask about coffee or donuts, or coffee and donuts. Don't think the worst if he says he can't, just kind of wing it. And whether you and he become pals or not, check out the Indiana chapter.
I have some, perhaps, useful advice.
Mr. rangerrules, you are obviously interested in Ford Trucks. Even if you do not own one. I mean, otherwise, why post anything here?
And I see that you are from Indiana.
My suggestion is joining and becoming active on the Indiana chapter forum. I would imagine you will meet people who live in your proximity and you might even have the opportunity to attend a gtg. I used to be a real outgoing person in high school, and then in college for a while, but I found that most of the friendships I had developed were very superficial. My best friends have turned out to be people I would not have guessed would become my best friends.
As for the guy in class, it appears you've got a feeling he's someone you'd like to spend more time with, on a friendship basis. But rejection hurts. Whether it's the guy you work with who turns down your invite to go fishing on Saturday, or if it's that gal you finally got the courage up to ask out and she tells you to take a hike. Sooooo, at the end of a really long post, like others have said, take it easy. Ask about coffee or donuts, or coffee and donuts. Don't think the worst if he says he can't, just kind of wing it. And whether you and he become pals or not, check out the Indiana chapter.
#25
Originally Posted by glruff
Excuse me. Did I read a retraction?
Mean what you say, say what you mean, or don't say it. Somethings are better not typed and posted for the world to read then you NEVER HAVE TO SAY YOU ARE SORRY.
Just kiddin.
Tim
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Originally Posted by thorseshoeing
No you didn't. I just didn't want the guy to think I was being serous, I wanted to let him know it was all in good fun.
If you don't mind your own business I'll tell you exactly what I think of you, and I'll say exactly what I mean...and there won't be any apologies or retractions. So don't mess with me.
Me too.
Tim
If you don't mind your own business I'll tell you exactly what I think of you, and I'll say exactly what I mean...and there won't be any apologies or retractions. So don't mess with me.
Me too.
Tim