I thought I might have already done that in the very act of writing it.
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Your Most Ridiculous Love Affair?
- Thread starter Sunstone
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I thought I might have already done that in the very act of writing it.
Wirey
Fartist
It did, and then it didn't. On a side note, these pants are ruined.
Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
I feel like there's some kind of logical connection to be made from these remarks, but I just can't seem to figure it out. If only I had paid more attention in logic class.
Wirey
Fartist
I just wish I hadn't tried to run to the laundromat.
Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
Next time, take the subway.
Wherenextcolumbus
Well-Known Member
My most ridiculous "love" affair:
My on and off best friend from aged 11-18. She was beautiful; 3 quarters St Lucian, 1 quarter Indian. We become very close very quickly and even after seeing each other at school we would be on the phone for 3 hours afterwards, sometimes not even talking because there was nothing left to say.
We were the kind of close, that if I was bi-sexual, a lesbian or a straight man I would of asked her to marry me.
When we reached 17 we started growing apart; I was a judge mental cow (was trying to be christian) she was a drama queen. Eventually it became awkward to be around each other and we stopped talking. I remember crying my eyes out to my mum about things not being the same between us anymore.
She tried to get in contact with me a couple of years later and being the stubborn cow that I am I rejected her. I didn't see the point since we hadn't spoken in so long.
I still think about her, I still love her too.
My on and off best friend from aged 11-18. She was beautiful; 3 quarters St Lucian, 1 quarter Indian. We become very close very quickly and even after seeing each other at school we would be on the phone for 3 hours afterwards, sometimes not even talking because there was nothing left to say.
We were the kind of close, that if I was bi-sexual, a lesbian or a straight man I would of asked her to marry me.
When we reached 17 we started growing apart; I was a judge mental cow (was trying to be christian) she was a drama queen. Eventually it became awkward to be around each other and we stopped talking. I remember crying my eyes out to my mum about things not being the same between us anymore.
She tried to get in contact with me a couple of years later and being the stubborn cow that I am I rejected her. I didn't see the point since we hadn't spoken in so long.
I still think about her, I still love her too.