What Are You Doing Right Now? (180 Viewers)

[Maddy]

In Russia, Völler logs in as you...

In Russia Völler would be arrested for Homosexual Propaganda.

 

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[swag]

Nothing a little Polonium 210 can't fix.

 

[Maddy]

Arh, good old Polonium 210. That's a no brainer.

 

[Salvo]

Yeah, that movie ended with not many answers if I recall.

Much like real life, they still dont know.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Arh, good old Polonium 210. That's a no brainer.

a bitch that dont give head?

 

[king Ale]

Yep. It always comes down to that.

Btw, I read some Americans dropped a list of most poor countries. Index of pauperism or something like that. That's pretty much when you take into consideration unemployment, inflation, interest rates and GDP. Venezuela and Argentina are on the top while Serbia holds 8th place and we're also the worst country in region.

Do you have a link of that?

Well, the dilemma is that there is no way you can really have control of your life. So having a job is the highest form of control, and in many ways an illusion of control (because you can always lose your job, or your work environment can change in such a way that all the things you like about it change).

Watch this when you have time.

 

[Enron]

a bitch that dont give head?

Say it ain't so!

 

[Firestarter]

a bitch that dont give head?

 

[Ragazza]

Landed a job interview for Monday afternoon and I'm so nervous. It's for a small women's clothing boutique, and I'm pretty sure a lot of what makes or breaks the interview is how I look/what I'm wearing, maybe even more than the interview questions. That's the impression I got anyway when I met with the store manager to schedule it. Of course I always dress well for interviews, but I have to take extra care to make sure everything is put together perfectly and in the right "style" for the shop. I'll probably end up second guessing my outfit for an hour.

 

[adRHCP]

my best friend told me she wants to marry me when we get older

wat do

 

[Ragazza]

my best friend told me she wants to marry me when we get older

wat do

Has she always just been your friend, or have there been benefits involved? Or if not had you ever had any prior indication she was into you in that way?

 

[adRHCP]

Has she always just been your friend, or have there been benefits involved? Or if not had you ever had any prior indication she was into you in that way?

at first I tried to hit on her but I lost interest and we remained friends, then our relationship started growing till this point, not big indicators but we've talked about it and so

I think shes drunk tho

 

[enzo]

at first I tried to hit on her but I lost interest and we remained friends, then our relationship started growing till this point, not big indicators but we've talked about it and so

I think shes drunk tho

Isn't this very common, sort of a backup plan to not end up alone?

 

[adRHCP]

Isn't this very common, sort of a backup plan to not end up alone?

I think so

I am a second fiddle to her ;____;

 

[Martin]

Watch this when you have time.

 

[enzo]

I think so

I am a second fiddle to her ;____;

Well, depends. I mean, if you are not available, therefore are no option, you can't be the first fiddle. Usually these "pacts" apply to both, if you haven't found a partner at the age of 40/50 or whatsoever.

 

[Ragazza]

at first I tried to hit on her but I lost interest and we remained friends, then our relationship started growing till this point, not big indicators but we've talked about it and so

I think shes drunk tho

Wait til she's sober and see if she remembers. It can get complicated though, if two friends try to date and it doesn't work out, there's a big chance it would get awkward and the friendship wouldn't be the same anymore. Depends on how much you two are into each other and how much risk you're willing to take.

I've dated two people I was friends with first. The first one, after we stopped dating we never really went back to being friends, I only saw him a few more times after and then we never spoke again. Partly since the reason we broke up was because he wanted to get back together with his ex, but yeah. The second one is my husband, so obviously that one worked out.

 

[adRHCP]

Well, depends. I mean, if you are not available, therefore are no option, you can't be the first fiddle. Usually these "pacts" apply to both, if you haven't found a partner at the age of 40/50 or whatsoever.

Yeah she said something like it, 35

 

[enzo]

The second one is my husband, so obviously that one worked out.

The fact that he is your husband, does not necessarily mean you talk to or see each other often

 

[adRHCP]

Wait til she's sober and see if she remembers. It can get complicated though, if two friends try to date and it doesn't work out, there's a big chance it would get awkward and the friendship wouldn't be the same anymore. Depends on how much you two are into each other and how much risk you're willing to take.

I've dated two people I was friends with first. The first one, after we stopped dating we never really went back to being friends, I only saw him a few more times after and then we never spoke again. Partly since the reason we broke up was because he wanted to get back together with his ex, but yeah. The second one is my husband, so obviously that one worked out.

That's really cute, marrying someone who was your friend first.
I've always had this problem, I make them my friends first, and then I realize I like'em