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To: foolscap; dead

I had this girlfriend once. Once. She would ask "Do you want to go to the ballet?". If I said "No". I would find the question was really a statement and I had rejected her. She would go off like a rocket. Instead of saying "I want to go to the ballet", she would go all passive aggressive and make it a question that wasn't really a question.

Later, when she asked if I wanted to go to the ballet, I finally learned to tell her that I wished she and her whole family would die.


15 posted on 11/16/2004 4:48:14 PM PST by AppyPappy (If You're Not A Part Of The Solution, There's Good Money To Be Made In Prolonging The Problem.)
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To: AppyPappy
Later, when she asked if I wanted to go to the ballet, I finally learned to tell her that I wished she and her whole family would die.

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FMCDH(BITS)

26 posted on 11/16/2004 5:35:01 PM PST by nothingnew (KERRY: "If at first you don't deceive, lie, lie again!")
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To: AppyPappy

The exact situation you describe was covered in Deborah Tannen's book, "You just don't understand." Women talk in code. Women make the mistake of assuming men will understand their code. Men make the mistake of assuming women don't use code when they speak.


32 posted on 09/03/2006 4:18:03 PM PDT by Jason_b
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To: AppyPappy
Later, when she asked if I wanted to go to the ballet, I finally learned to tell her that I wished she and her whole family would die.

ROFLOL!

35 posted on 03/16/2010 8:50:49 AM PDT by TChris ("Hello", the politician lied.)
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