Kjølen Posted May 13, 2008 Posted May 13, 2008 I wish I had a microwave that converted everything into delicious freshly-made restaurant food. You spoil the finesse of microwave cooking by knowing decent restaurants.
BongoBob Posted May 13, 2008 Posted May 13, 2008 You spoil the finesse of microwave cooking by knowing decent restaurants. Quoted for awesome.
Pho3nix Posted May 13, 2008 Posted May 13, 2008 ...or that a previous gal opens up her mind on dating issues (she won't date non-Christians...). ...what? >_> I wish I could get some action this summer without being drunk.
MrWally Posted May 13, 2008 Posted May 13, 2008 I know plenty of people like that. I understand how you must feel, but I think I can sympathize this one here. Christianity, for most people, is more than just a religion - its a lifestyle, and they want to be in a relationship with someone who holds a similar lifestyle and philosophy.
PR-0927 Posted May 14, 2008 Posted May 14, 2008 I know plenty of people like that. I understand how you must feel, but I think I can sympathize this one here. Christianity, for most people, is more than just a religion - its a lifestyle, and they want to be in a relationship with someone who holds a similar lifestyle and philosophy. I too know several like this. I can understand her, but I am staunchly against such ways of thinking. IMO, if you think like her you are in reality afraid to confront a fear, and unwilling to fight an "obstacle" and try something new, which (again, IMO), makes you a much lesser person. But in reality, even if she did learn to think correctly (because, regardless of if everyone on the planet is against my on this - that is a bad and incorrect way of thinking), I haven't socialized enough with her since last year, and I had given up earlier (stopped feeling "it"), yet I'd jump up at any possibility of something between us. - PR-0927
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