saying hi is not asking him to marry you. 1) NO ONE is out of your league. 2) NO ONE is out of anyone's league to say "hi" or "have nice day" or "bye, thanks for coming by".
Let me count the ways in which this is bullshit. I already said hello, I had to drive him to my building and sign for him, and we've already made small talk about terrorism and wildlife. Which is pretty much every conversation I have with every foreign national I have to escort.
So it's so not about saying hi at this point, it's about saying, "are you married? would you like to snog?"
So it's so not about saying hi at this point, it's about saying, "are you married? would you like to snog?"
It's about saying "Would you like to go get a coffee?"
So it's so not about saying hi at this point, it's about saying, "are you married? would you like to snog?"
It's about saying "Would you like to go get a coffee?"
go snogging, choose snogging!!
david, did you give me a watch choice?
Yes, ma'am I did.
Emmett likes (in order): yoda, Darth Vader, Darth Maul, Obi Wan.
He's still a science-y nerdish type, right? I believe anecdotes such as touring the Firefly set or having to find a rentable polar bear for the Lost party would play well with such an audience, no mention of marriage required up front.
I had to drive him to my building and sign for him,
So if you had to sign for him, isn't he yours?
Quick, someone hand me a spork. Elizabeth is on Bravo and the historical inaccuracy is making my brain explode.
shrift, good luck with the bp meds. Maybe you'll get lucky and they'll find something that works well for you right away.
So it's so not about saying hi at this point, it's about saying, "are you married? would you like to snog?"
I've got a friend who can pick out a married man from 200 feet away. I think she can smell the fabric softener on their clothes or something.
Hey, it could be worse. At least they don't have any lines like, "I know loving you is a treason against France."
Yes, I watched
The Man in the Iron Mask
this weekend. I think it's what finally drove me to Krispy Kreme at 5 AM.
ETA: Looking at it all flat on a screen doesn't really do justice to the way Gabriel Byrne says it.
At least they don't have any lines like, "I know loving you is a treason against France."
Or "Any man can be a knight."
Ok, Kristen watched Bravo this weekend and I know this cause I did, too.
I liked
Elizabeth.
But then, I know NOTHING of the history. Nadda. I know Anne Boelyn's story and that's about it. I know so little, that when watching it for the first time, I asked Joe, "Why do they keep calling her 'Mary of Guise'? Why didn't they call her 'Mary, Queen of Scots'?" Joe replied, "Cause they're diffrent people, babe."
Ooops.