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Phil · 19-04-2011, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by RLAJay

No she's not spot on, she's using ill thought through language that creates more and more dickheads out of guys that are new and not aware enough to make the assumptions from between the lines that you're making.. The overall message of this is that being nice is wrong and being bad is right, more nice guys finish last bs.

whatever mate, u can have it...

lets agree to disagree ye

Refl3x · 19-04-2011, 05:39 PM

no i demand you start with childish name calling!

Phil · 19-04-2011, 05:40 PM

ok

YOUR A NIKINPOOP

POW!!! in your face jay

chops147 · 19-04-2011, 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Darood

That quote needs to be brought out to next chick who hesitates taking it up the arse

na just tell her it's good for her like enema's

RLAJay · 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Phil

ok

YOUR A NIKINPOOP

POW!!! in your face jay

Well youre a big doodling head!

Edit: stupid phone predictive

Maxemillion · 20-04-2011, 02:17 AM

kill kill kill

chillem · 20-04-2011, 08:07 PM

coming late to this thread, I see it went of topic a bit, but the whole nice guy thing got me thinking (not too much, cos it hurts) about what women say are nice guys.

Could it be that women, when talking about nice men, are getting this confused for dull & boring men? What I mean is when a woman meets a man, she will remember what he did and what he said and if he was nice but there was nothing else to remember him by then she will come away with the impression that nice guys are crap because there was nothing else for her to remember, i.e. he was ONLY nice and nothing else

So I think what I'm trying to say is that women generally do like men with nice qualities but there has to be more to him and not just nice, whereas if a guy is funny, a leader, confident, interesting, sexual etc etc and also has a few nice qualities, the nice bit will compliment (or contrast?) everything else and she will be more likely to be attracted to him than a guy who is equally as 'nice' but nice only

chops147 · 20-04-2011, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by chillem

coming late to this thread, I see it went of topic a bit, but the whole nice guy thing got me thinking (not too much, cos it hurts) about what women say are nice guys.

Could it be that women, when talking about nice men, are getting this confused for dull & boring men? What I mean is when a woman meets a man, she will remember what he did and what he said and if he was nice but there was nothing else to remember him by then she will come away with the impression that nice guys are crap because there was nothing else for her to remember, i.e. he was ONLY nice and nothing else

So I think what I'm trying to say is that women generally do like men with nice qualities but there has to be more to him and not just nice, whereas if a guy is funny, a leader, confident, interesting, sexual etc etc and also has a few nice qualities, the nice bit will compliment (or contrast?) everything else and she will be more likely to be attracted to him than a guy who is equally as 'nice' but nice only

Think of the stereotypical mummy's boy.

a lot of these so called "nice guys" are just people who treat the woman like she's a nun.

no swearing (or if they do and she complains they appologise)
pretend they don't masturbate
talk about how they love kids
trying to look smart
saying she's pretty all the time even when she looks like shit (disingenuous)

chillem · 20-04-2011, 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by chops147

talk about how they love kids

This bit reminded me of a couple of weeks back when I was approached by these two chicks in the smoking area and one of em started telling me about her kids. In the past I probably would have tried to be nice and carry the conversation on and got zero action, but this time I said to her "shut up about your kids, I don't give a fuck about your kids!". She was all over me after that, moved in really close, touching me and her friend said to her "yeah, he's a bloke, he don't wanna know about kids". Pity she wasn't all that hot tho

chops147 · 20-04-2011, 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by chillem

This bit reminded me of a couple of weeks back when I was approached by these two chicks in the smoking area and one of em started telling me about her kids. In the past I probably would have tried to be nice and carry the conversation on and got zero action, but this time I said to her "shut up about your kids, I don't give a fuck about your kids!". She was all over me after that, moved in really close, touching me and her friend said to her "yeah, he's a bloke, he don't wanna know about kids". Pity she wasn't all that hot tho

nice!

Women know men only give a shit about kids if they're their kids, and even that's touch and go (probably just a stereotype).