Should I be insulted?
Only a chick would even worry about something like this! 
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From: Drummonds, TN USA
"SHOULD I BE INSULTED?
Q: Do you want to be?
-I see it as a choice. Mine would be to find out/ask:
"How do these ##%$$% things release????"
And then I'd let it go.
Truth: When you figure the stupid things out, you'll laugh about it.
Trust me...
Q: Do you want to be?
-I see it as a choice. Mine would be to find out/ask:
"How do these ##%$$% things release????"
And then I'd let it go.
Truth: When you figure the stupid things out, you'll laugh about it.
Trust me...
Last edited by Greywolf; May 17, 2005 at 02:32 AM.
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From: Southern NH
I gave this some thought last night. And I think I was getting miffed for nothing. There I go again acting like a chick!
Anyways. I got to reading your replies. Thanks for them. I now believe that he might have said something that just popped in his head. You know, the mouth working faster than the brain. And like some of you said, he didn't mean anything bad by it. He's a good guy.
As for him helping me out. I do appreciate it immensely. He knows that it's a trade off for when he needs his clothes mended, being an unbiased ear to listen to him, and for the occasional desserts I make for him. What are friends for.
Anyways. I got to reading your replies. Thanks for them. I now believe that he might have said something that just popped in his head. You know, the mouth working faster than the brain. And like some of you said, he didn't mean anything bad by it. He's a good guy.
As for him helping me out. I do appreciate it immensely. He knows that it's a trade off for when he needs his clothes mended, being an unbiased ear to listen to him, and for the occasional desserts I make for him. What are friends for.
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From: Southern Alberta
Definitely he is showing you that you are a buddy. It is not normal for men to compliment their buddies, they insult them instead, that was just a natural way of speaking to a buddy for him.
There used to be a Kellogs special K commercial with a bunch of men sitting around wondering if they had their "Father's thighs" and saying other woman-like things, it was hilarious. Showed the differences starlky. So don't give it another thought, I am sure he didn't.
Like someone said , if you bring it up, he will, instead of treating you like a buddy, watch everthing he says and always be on his guard for what's gonna set you off next.
Drop it.
There used to be a Kellogs special K commercial with a bunch of men sitting around wondering if they had their "Father's thighs" and saying other woman-like things, it was hilarious. Showed the differences starlky. So don't give it another thought, I am sure he didn't.
Like someone said , if you bring it up, he will, instead of treating you like a buddy, watch everthing he says and always be on his guard for what's gonna set you off next.
Drop it.
Last edited by Ringo Fonebone; May 17, 2005 at 02:44 PM.
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From: Lolo Montana
Hottie, If it weren't for the fact that I have been married going on 21 years in July. I would be honored be call you; "My Chick". However, I think my wife would hurt me. And that makes me a "Chick"-en.
Tom
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