Sort of annoying... girl related but not relationship

Justintime · 18 Sep 2006 at 23:03

Nothing, just generalising i guess..nothings as easy as it is on paper hehe.

Justintime · 18 Sep 2006 at 23:04

z0mbi3 said:
I wouldn't say that but my personal opinion is that skin head / very short hair can rob some people of their character on first impressions (or just plain give the wrong impression). Don't take it the wrong way thats just mho. Maybe it just means you have to try harder to get people to know you

That said after an OCUK makeover you could look like this:

Are you in? We could make it happen.

Lord i'd have to buy a room for all that gold hahah

KaHn · 18 Sep 2006 at 23:05

z0mbi3 said:
I.

I have a skin head atm, I look exactaly the same.

KaHn

z0mbi3 · 18 Sep 2006 at 23:07

KaHn said:
I have a skin head atm, I look exactaly the same.

KaHn

That's nice for you :confused:

edit:

I hope that doesn't mean I caused offence 'cause I didn't mean any.

KaHn · 18 Sep 2006 at 23:10

z0mbi3 said:
That's nice for you

hair doesnt give some one a character, it is different for some people, hair style means a lot to some and little to others it doesnt.

but as I was trying to say they probably like you for your ersonality so try and work that instead of your looks.

KaHn

z0mbi3 · 18 Sep 2006 at 23:14

KaHn said:
hair doesnt give some one a character, it is different for some people, hair style means a lot to some and little to others it doesnt.

but as I was trying to say they probably like you for your ersonality so try and work that instead of your looks.

KaHn

I think from your other post I assumed you meant the whole lookalike other people thing as something to do with short hair / skin heads. I don't mean people with skin heads have no character! I just meant that maybe (as an idea) it would mean you'd have to come accross stronger for some people to get what you are about? OK in deeper thought I guess this applies to anyone really, regardless of what you look like.

People with short hair are scary j/k!!

OP maybe they just don't get what your on about :confused:

KaHn · 18 Sep 2006 at 23:17

z0mbi3 said:

Sorry, I don't think I got what you wehre on about the first time, so sorry, as I have said to the OP, just be your self, pick the girl you like and try not to **** the other around.

KaHn

Alchemy · 18 Sep 2006 at 23:39

KaHn, the anticipation of you posting is so overwhelming. Often my family and friends gather around the PC and wait for one of your posts.

KaHn · 18 Sep 2006 at 23:45

Alchemy said:
KaHn, the anticipation of you posting is so overwhelming. Often my family and friends gather around the PC and wait for one of your posts.

Bite me?

KaHn

Blackstar · 19 Sep 2006 at 00:22

Sometimes girls put themselves down, yes that may surprise people. This can mean that they believe people who are attractive, or at least un-munterish think less of them.
Just take it as a compliment, try not to be put out by what they said.

badgermonkey · 19 Sep 2006 at 03:36

Ok im guessing ive misread this, but this is how i ended up interpreting this.

KaHn said:
dont be a dick to either of them as you will probably lose them both.

Justintime said:
Wish it was that easy.. but i'll certainly try to do the right thing

KaHn said:
how is it any harder, post the rest of it?

Justintime said:
Nothing, just generalising i guess..nothings as easy as it is on paper hehe.

Now i may be the only one here but doesnt that suggest bad to you? :confused:

Also, your blingbling plus designer clothes cause me to make judgements that i cant really make until i know someone, however the above convo helps enforce this.

Chances are they are saying it not because they think it's true, but because a) They are attention whores and want compliments or b) They like you, and want to get your attention.

hair doesnt give some one a character,

I disagree to a point. I used to have long hair, which REALLY made me stand out to the girls (A LOT of girls like long hair). It adds a touch of difference, a touch of personality to have "different" hair to the norm. Once they know you it's besides the point, but variation is the key to getting yourself noticed.

Una · 19 Sep 2006 at 08:49

I think you could be looking at this the wrong way. Pretty girls often do tend to put themselves down a lot to look for compliments. Anyhow it's not the end of the world, you just got to make sure that they know you are interested in them

z0mbi3 · 19 Sep 2006 at 09:44

badgermonkey said:
I disagree to a point. I used to have long hair, which REALLY made me stand out to the girls (A LOT of girls like long hair). It adds a touch of difference, a touch of personality to have "different" hair to the norm. Once they know you it's besides the point, but variation is the key to getting yourself noticed.

I was trying to something like that but didn't want anyone to get the wrong idea.

mechanicom · 19 Sep 2006 at 10:11

Justintime said:
It 'may' have some to do with the way i dress, i usually wear a left earring and big chain with some name brand threads

Sorry mate, but you sound like a stereotypical chav to me!!

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z0mbi3 · 19 Sep 2006 at 11:44

OP=

Justintime said:

Chav =

Mechanicom said:
Sorry mate, but you sound like a stereotypical chav to me!!

You can clearly see he's not a chav. Note the lack of a burberry cap and cider. There's also no obvious signs of a Vicky Pollard type lurking behind him. His posts seem to be of a descent spelling and contect quality. I've also looked up his name on the database. He's clean.

Anyway its quite clear if any one, he's Habib Marwan.

Or Arnold Vosloo if you want to get all real world about it.

edit:

Thats it! The girls are hardcore 24 fans and they think you're said bad guy, and as a result fear for their very lives when around you.