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anticlimacus

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Jun 11, 2007 19:57

Today, one of the girls at work encouraged me to seek out a slightly overweight, awkward man - a "fixer-upper," in the business - as my next partner. Because, you know, he'd be really grateful.

Seems logical enough.

He'd have to be mighty well read, though.

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partycrashing June 12 2007, 03:30:45 UTC

and YOU'D have to be good at cleaning & cooking, woman!

i love how blatantly sexist people still are, it's a laugh riot.

anticlimacus June 12 2007, 03:33:40 UTC

As long as he can kill spiders, I'm happy.

sarahmichellek June 12 2007, 10:05:32 UTC

man. bad advice. that never goes as well as you hope it will.

I dunno... anticlimacus June 12 2007, 17:00:43 UTC

Are you sure a fat boyfriend is a bad idea?

Re: I dunno... sarahmichellek June 12 2007, 18:58:33 UTC

woah woah woah.. i didn't say a fat boyfriend was a bad idea. nuh-uh. i said a fixer uper boyfriend is a bad ide; tall, short, fat or skinny, if it's a project, it's a bad idea. also- how do you break people's hearts nicely?

Re: I dunno... anticlimacus June 12 2007, 20:48:53 UTC

Yeah, once you fix them up, they get cocky, the ingrates!!

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racan June 12 2007, 22:02:49 UTC

Isn't this more of an ego issue? Anybody who thinks too highly of him/herself is bound to be bad news in a relationship. I've met far too many physically repulsive men that thought of themselves as God's gift to women.

At any rate, your sarcasm made my afternoon!