Depends on how you phrase it. "hai wanna go out 2nite??" = instafail. On the other hand: "Woman! Accompany me to restaurant X tonight for an evening which may include (but is not limited to) scintillating conversation, explicit flirtation and sensual ecstasy. Leave the underwear at home." For an added plus, show up at her door in a suit with roses thirty seconds after sending the text. Automatic win!D_Battery
I'll do that right now. I'll edit my post with how it worked out.
Edit: Well. I had to leave the Sensual Ecstasy part out because well I can't just send it out to someone all willy nilly. I tried it out on 5 girls. And here are the responses!
Lady #1: Hahahaha oh dear
Lady #2: Me? (later found out she had to babysit)
Lady #3 did not respond.
Lady #4 did not respond even though I was talking to her before that...
Well. Is it the fact that I have boxes of Green Lantern comic books right next to me? Or is it because on a Saturday afternoon I reorganized my pokemon cards? And it doesn't hurt that I am somewhat intelligent :P.
She is around 80 years old, frail and consists of all the traits of an 80 year old woman would have. She has a poor memory and is generally very accepting. Someone came up to her and acted like they knew her and wanted to get together. They did. And they "beat" her up somewhat. They pushed her around stole her wedding ring and other jewelry. She lives in Michi. while I live in Texas and I flaired UP!
I hate people some times. :(. But anyway if a person were to ask money from me randomly i doubt I would do it. But that doesn't mean you weren't being a good person. Atleast in your mind you can think you helped a person out, even, if perhaps you didn't.
Honestly...I am 17 now, and i wish i could get rid of the thing. I hate carrying it around. But you can't just "get rid of it." Now that I am driving you kind of need a phone or if I am at school and I need to go someplace else I need to call my parents, etc. I truly wish I could get rid of it at times.
I watched some Yale online lecture thing based around the idea of suicide and how it can never be justified.
It was based around the idea that suicide is never "justified" because a perosn does not know what is on the other side. Thus they are unable to compare life now to "life then." It was overly an interesting concept.However he does end it by saying in the future if there is no signs of improvement then they have the right to end their life. Mind you this is off of memory.
Herere is the lecture: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=yale+suicide&aq=f
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