Twin Peaks vs. Seinfeld

F Me In The Brain

Twin Peaks

Blue Waffle?

HesCalledDyer

Seinfeld

F Me In The Brain said:

Blue Waffle?

No!

OffSheGoes35

Twin Peaks

HesCalledDyer said:

OffSheGoes35 said:

HesCalledDyer said:

  It's a rather motley crew, that's for sure.

And how does a woman approach the L word on a first date? 

I think maybe it was the 2nd, but regardless, still WAY too soon!  I think she was about a quart low on Cowper's fluid and rrreeeeeeeaaaaallllyyyyyy looking for a mechanic to top it off.

EDIT: Don't Google that if you're at work/school

How did you meet her?

OffSheGoes35

Twin Peaks

Or should we all guess? That could be fun! Or multiple choice.

OffSheGoes35

Twin Peaks

Too much of a distinguishing characteristic?

HesCalledDyer

Seinfeld

OffSheGoes35 said:

HesCalledDyer said:

OffSheGoes35 said:

HesCalledDyer said:

  It's a rather motley crew, that's for sure.

And how does a woman approach the L word on a first date? 

I think maybe it was the 2nd, but regardless, still WAY too soon!  I think she was about a quart low on Cowper's fluid and rrreeeeeeeaaaaallllyyyyyy looking for a mechanic to top it off.

EDIT: Don't Google that if you're at work/school

How did you meet her?

She came to the bar that I frequent and was hanging out with one of my friends.  She had made cupcakes & brought them there, offered me one and it was one of the best damn cupcakes I ever had. So I raved about it all night, and I don't even really like cake. Later on, after we'd all left, she text my friend and asked him for my #.

OffSheGoes35

Twin Peaks

Would you have asked your friend for her number?

oftenreading

Twin Peaks

HesCalledDyer said:

OffSheGoes35 said:

HesCalledDyer said:

OffSheGoes35 said:

HesCalledDyer said:

  It's a rather motley crew, that's for sure.

And how does a woman approach the L word on a first date? 

I think maybe it was the 2nd, but regardless, still WAY too soon!  I think she was about a quart low on Cowper's fluid and rrreeeeeeeaaaaallllyyyyyy looking for a mechanic to top it off.

EDIT: Don't Google that if you're at work/school

How did you meet her?

She came to the bar that I frequent and was hanging out with one of my friends.  She had made cupcakes & brought them there, offered me one and it was one of the best damn cupcakes I ever had. So I raved about it all night, and I don't even really like cake. Later on, after we'd all left, she text my friend and asked him for my #.

How drunk does one have to be to get that excited about a cupcake? 
 

rgambs

Seinfeld

I'm so emotionally needy I probably wouldn't even be put off by that.
I'd probably be excited lol

OffSheGoes35

Twin Peaks

rgambs said:

I'm so emotionally needy I probably wouldn't even be put off by that.
I'd probably be excited lol

rgambs

Seinfeld

I feel like we need a "celebrity f***, marry, kill game" thread...
@Kat is that something that would be allowed?  
It's disrespectful, but entertaining lol 

OffSheGoes35

Twin Peaks

OffSheGoes35 said:

Would you have asked your friend for her number?

The reason I'm asking, Dyer, is because I sometimes wonder if women making the first move is just a really bad idea overall.

F Me In The Brain

Twin Peaks

oftenreading said:

HesCalledDyer said:

OffSheGoes35 said:

HesCalledDyer said:

OffSheGoes35 said:

HesCalledDyer said:

  It's a rather motley crew, that's for sure.

And how does a woman approach the L word on a first date? 

I think maybe it was the 2nd, but regardless, still WAY too soon!  I think she was about a quart low on Cowper's fluid and rrreeeeeeeaaaaallllyyyyyy looking for a mechanic to top it off.

EDIT: Don't Google that if you're at work/school

How did you meet her?

She came to the bar that I frequent and was hanging out with one of my friends.  She had made cupcakes & brought them there, offered me one and it was one of the best damn cupcakes I ever had. So I raved about it all night, and I don't even really like cake. Later on, after we'd all left, she text my friend and asked him for my #.

How drunk does one have to be to get that excited about a cupcake? 
 

I was going to comment about someone bringing cupcakes to a bar....but yeah, your question! 

mcgruff10

Seinfeld

OffSheGoes35 said:

OffSheGoes35 said:

Would you have asked your friend for her number?

The reason I'm asking, Dyer, is because I sometimes wonder if women making the first move is just a really bad idea overall.

I love when women make the first move!  I think it is a really good idea.

HesCalledDyer

Seinfeld

oftenreading said:

HesCalledDyer said:

OffSheGoes35 said:

HesCalledDyer said:

OffSheGoes35 said:

HesCalledDyer said:

  It's a rather motley crew, that's for sure.

And how does a woman approach the L word on a first date? 

I think maybe it was the 2nd, but regardless, still WAY too soon!  I think she was about a quart low on Cowper's fluid and rrreeeeeeeaaaaallllyyyyyy looking for a mechanic to top it off.

EDIT: Don't Google that if you're at work/school

How did you meet her?

She came to the bar that I frequent and was hanging out with one of my friends.  She had made cupcakes & brought them there, offered me one and it was one of the best damn cupcakes I ever had. So I raved about it all night, and I don't even really like cake. Later on, after we'd all left, she text my friend and asked him for my #.

How drunk does one have to be to get that excited about a cupcake? 
 

Not at all.  It was a damn good cupcake!!  Why she brought them to the bar, I don't know, but they were damn good.

*Strawberry with real fruit & vanilla cream icing - all homemade.

HesCalledDyer

Seinfeld

OffSheGoes35 said:

OffSheGoes35 said:

Would you have asked your friend for her number?

The reason I'm asking, Dyer, is because I sometimes wonder if women making the first move is just a really bad idea overall.

Probably not, but I'll have to clarify the fact that I only ask someone out or for their number about once a decade.  Honestly, I wish more women would consider making the first move.  If i had a dollar for every time I heard "I had a thing for you back then" when I had zero clue then or now, I'd be living on my own private tropical island.  On the other hand, if I lost a dollar for every time I thought a girl was interested and read her "signs" and "hints" and "clues" totally wrong, I'd have to sell that island before sundown tonight!

Kat

Seinfeld

rgambs said:

I feel like we need a "celebrity f***, marry, kill game" thread...
@Kat is that something that would be allowed?  
It's disrespectful, but entertaining lol 

Um...no. 
But not that there's anything wrong with that. :P
Hugs.

OffSheGoes35

Twin Peaks

mcgruff10 said:

I love when women make the first move!  I think it is a really good idea.

HesCalledDyer said:

OffSheGoes35 said:

OffSheGoes35 said:

Would you have asked your friend for her number?

The reason I'm asking, Dyer, is because I sometimes wonder if women making the first move is just a really bad idea overall.

Probably not, but I'll have to clarify the fact that I only ask someone out or for their number about once a decade.  Honestly, I wish more women would consider making the first move.  If i had a dollar for every time I heard "I had a thing for you back then" when I had zero clue then or now, I'd be living on my own private tropical island.  On the other hand, if I lost a dollar for every time I thought a girl was interested and read her "signs" and "hints" and "clues" totally wrong, I'd have to sell that island before sundown tonight!

Thank you for your responses. I guess it isn't really fair for men to always be put in a position of possible rejection...or is it?

HesCalledDyer

Seinfeld

Well played, Kat! 

mcgruff10

Seinfeld

On the AMT Kat likes to play the fun game of: permanent ban, time out, warning. lol