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Re: Women and Eric?
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 3 Dec 2003 23:06:30 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Leonard Hoffman wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Bob Parker wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Jordan D. Greer wrote:
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Cuties that like Lego?! That’s news to me. I didn’t know Lego could
actually help someone meet women, usually ya’ don’t want to mention that
you still “play” with Lego to any women that you meet.. :)
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And it’s been my experience that when you do mention your “hobby”, a strange
look comes over their face...and it gets worse when the girl sees your
collection for the first time.
“Wow - look at all the Legos! How much did you spend on that crap?!?!?”
Bob (still in 4th Dark Ages)
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See what you gotta do is focus the topic away from the “how much time you
spend doing it/how much this costs/how much room in the house this will take
up” and more towards creativity.
Especially be sure to explain to the woman how you like using your hands in a
gentle, but creative way. How it keeps you away from watching too much tv or
sports, and that it is a creative outlit for you. Also explain how you have
a nice job with health insurance (that would cover a wife/kids if such a need
arised) that helps fund the collection. then how you’d like to teach
children how to play with lego, and how the lego will help you raise good
kids.
but really, talk about how gentle you are with the lego - how you like to
caress the lego, and just have the touch of plastic in your hands.
:)
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Lol, that’s great. I’m going to try that. I’ll say that I’m an artist
(pronounced ahrtieest). “What kind of artwork do you do?” “Well, some
paintings, some drawings, sculptures and models.”
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