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AmytheTemperamental
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murmi97 said:
Ugh. The stories I could share :club:
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Ugh. The stories I could share :club:
ladyforsaken
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JustSomeGal said:
Huh.. why not?
jaguarundi
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ladyforsaken said:
Actually my father is like that, to some extent. My grandma was not a good cook so having something not home made was a treat. He grew up preferring crap to good home-cooked food. How he could prefer a nasty bought apple pie with only a squiggle of horrid apple puree, to a delicious home made one with chunks of real apple? But he did..
ladyforsaken
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jaguarundi said:
Oh wow. I'd think that they would get better with cooking over time? :\
jaguarundi
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ladyforsaken said:
My mum was an excellent cook, pastry like a feather, but he still really preferred the bought stuff. Mr Kipling individual apple pies, as I remember.
painter said:TheRealCallie said:painter said:
Why is being a vegetarian a dealbreaker?
Vegetarian alert!!!
Well it's not reeeeeally a dealbreaker I am just very silly, but it does make me die a little inside when I'm getting to know a girl and find out she's a vegetarian, and on the flipside makes me want to jump up and high-5 her when I find out she's not.
Dang! There was this person I really liked and I was wondering why they stopped talking to me all of a sudden...
I used to accept pretty much everything when my self esteem was a lot lower. Being hurt over and over again and feeling like I'm wasting my time on people who aren't worth it has made my standards a lot higher. I wont tolerate abusive behaviours (been there, done that, I recognize all the signs), cheating, guys who are shallow, very religious, sexist, homophobic, racist, etc. All these things turns me off right away, I can't deal with it.
StormChild
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Somebody who makes my life harder by being in it.
I've fought for my equilibrium over the years and I'm pretty stable now. I can't be around anybody who threatens that.
I've fought for my equilibrium over the years and I'm pretty stable now. I can't be around anybody who threatens that.
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GraceBlossom
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Abuse. Severe prejudices. Haters. A Pessimist. Lying.
GirlwithCuriousHair
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Supporting Man Utd
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lonelyfairy
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Cheating, lying, abuse, likes to fight (I mean, ''when MY opinion is the only RIGHT opinion''), coldness, bad hygiene, doesn't like animals or children.
GirlwithCuriousHair
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Nightwing said:GirlwithCuriousHair said:
Very reasonable
You've gotta have principles in life, right?
murmi97
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Because CuriousHair had me on UrbanDictionary for UTD, I found this; http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=glory ride Men who even think up this kind of stuff are a huge deal breaker.
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AmytheTemperamental
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Nightwing said:
no kidding!:club:
jaguarundi
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Batman55 said:
Manchester United, a UK soccer club. Hugely popular all over the world, practically a religion to some. But not to GWCH it appears.
painter's radio
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Football*
Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea... I don't care which one you "support" - a sheepish passion for sport of any kind is irritating to me. Unless you actually play it yourself, then you are excused.
Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea... I don't care which one you "support" - a sheepish passion for sport of any kind is irritating to me. Unless you actually play it yourself, then you are excused.
