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You have problems Magnolia, you know that right?
I prefer his response other responses such as "lol" or other one word answers.

You have problems Magnolia, you know that right?
You have problems Magnolia, you know that right?
He's certainly not the resident OcUK optimist.
Was rather immersed in the narrative until this shattered my suspension of disbelief. 6/10.
[FnG]magnolia;21459360 said:She will take it seriously and even when you explain the hilarious intention she will never look at you the same way again. The man she loved, cared for and trusted? You are no longer that man. The relationship will struggle on for a few short weeks before she breaks up with you, saying that 'it doesn't feel right' or that 'it's not you, it's her'.
You sink into a deep depression and start missing days from work. Initially people are understanding but your escalating need for sympathy quickly alienates you from the few friends you have. Finally, your manager becomes tired of your inability to lift yourself from your malaise and you're let go.
You end up on a railway track. It's early morning and you've studied the timetable thoroughly. It should be on time today, it normally is. You lie down on the cold, dull tracks. You wait.
[FnG]magnolia;21459360 said:She will take it seriously and even when you explain the hilarious intention she will never look at you the same way again. The man she loved, cared for and trusted? You are no longer that man. The relationship will struggle on for a few short weeks before she breaks up with you, saying that 'it doesn't feel right' or that 'it's not you, it's her'.
[FnG]magnolia;21459465 said:She won't take it seriously, will get the hilarious intention and will look at you in a new found light. The man she loves, cares for and trusts? You are that man but even more so. The relationship will strengthen over the coming weeks and months before she proposes to you, saying that 'it feels right' and that 'it's you and her'.
You start to become a better you, taking your work more seriously. Initially colleagues are a little unsure but your escalating stature quickly gains you new friends. Finally, your manager becomes so impressed with your ability and drive that he has no choice but to promote you.
You end up at the railway station. It's early morning and you've studied the timetable thoroughly. It should be on time today, it normally is. You sit down on the cold, wet station bench. You wait for her to arrive. 'Paris, here we come,' you breathe.
[FnG]magnolia;21459465 said:She won't take it seriously, will get the hilarious intention and will look at you in a new found light. The man she loves, cares for and trusts? You are that man but even more so. The relationship will strengthen over the coming weeks and months before she proposes to you, saying that 'it feels right' and that 'it's you and her'.
You start to become a better you, taking your work more seriously. Initially colleagues are a little unsure but your escalating stature quickly gains you new friends. Finally, your manager becomes so impressed with your ability and drive that he has no choice but to promote you.
You end up at the railway station. It's early morning and you've studied the timetable thoroughly. It should be on time today, it normally is. You sit down on the cold, wet station bench. You wait for her to arrive. 'Paris, here we come,' you breathe.
I beat she wont think its as funny as your are imagining it is going to be..
Jesus Christ man...
Sounds like you need to get yourself: http://www.amazon.com/Microwave-One...0437/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1331591935&sr=8-1*
*Protip: read the comments.
3.0 out of 5 stars Buy this book, or don't, I don't care anymore
It used to be that I got home from work and the only thing I'd want to put in my mouth was the cold barrel of my grandfather's shotgun. Then I discovered Sonia Allison's Chicken Tetrazzini, and now there are two things.
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