Girlie or Not???

ravenhead · 01-07-2004 02:05PM

Originally posted by Sleepy

and btw, ravenhead, Budweiser is a very poor imitation of a beer... :P

Oh let me guess sleepy - you're a Heinikein man???

ravenhead · 01-07-2004 02:06PM

Originally posted by Raz
All the same I'd hate if my story was even remotely like that or if my parents story was.
As it stands, my significant other and I met rehearsing for King Lear.

Sounds sweet ..... did you help her with her line????:D

Sleepy · 01-07-2004 02:07PM

Originally posted by ravenhead
Oh let me guess sleepy - you're a Heinikein man???

Christ no, Guiness, Carlsberg or if it's available a good Heffe WeisBier.

Sarky · 01-07-2004 02:07PM

Heinekin? Pah!

I've swam in tastier sewage!

Which, oddly enough, was probably at least part heiniken by-product.

ravenhead · 01-07-2004 02:08PM

Originally posted by Sleepy
Christ no, Guiness, Carlsberg or if it's available a good Heffe WeisBier.

Carlsberg .... oh no ..... discusting!!! Guinness yes... fab, great pint in my local -- that is the only thing that i'll drink by the pint..

Raz · 01-07-2004 02:10PM

Originally posted by ravenhead
Sounds sweet ..... did you help her with her line????:D

She needed absolutely no help whatsoever. Me on the other hand ....

Raz · 01-07-2004 02:11PM

Originally posted by Sarky
Heinekin? Pah!

I've swam in tastier sewage!

My Mom wouldn't like you.

ravenhead · 01-07-2004 02:11PM

Originally posted by Raz

She needed absolutely no help whatsoever. Me on the other hand ....

I bet it was all a ploy just to have your wicked way with her!!!:p

Raz · 01-07-2004 02:12PM

I wouldn't call it wicked

zervi2003 · 01-07-2004 02:23PM

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Sleepy:

I can't stand the new breed of dizzy, "I wanna marry a rich man", peroxide blonde, fake tanned, burberry/flavour of the month wearing, britney-speers-wannabe spanners that pass for Irish women. Yet, tbh, I'm not into the whole goth look either. So, until Kiera Knightly or Natalie Portman drop by, I think I'll be single for a while longer, unless some gorgeous, classy, intelligent, funny but warped enough to laugh at my jokes, soulful, cute, sensual, kind and sincere girl out there wants to prove me wrong about their existence in Ireland?

No, I thought not

and btw, ravenhead, Budweiser is a very poor imitation of a beer... :P
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I agree with you there sleepy.

Most girls, but graciously not all, in Ireland these days look and act like ejits.

I think they act like ejits cause of the stuff they wear. The more you bare the more you dare. Attitude change with

Seriously, River Island and Oasis are the breeding ground for these gals.

Usually with bellies hanging out.

Flipflops with turned up jeans. Fake nails. Fake streaky brown blond hair, usually tied up in a bun, fake tan (usually just on the calf of the leg-no higher!). Fake ugly plastic looking jewellry, colourful belts.

Do they not realise they all look the same?

Fake fake fake

Be yourself, not something fake.

Sarky · 01-07-2004 02:26PM

That's what I was trying to get at. Good first impressions are all very well, but when the entire first impression is based on someone basically wearing a big mask to cover something, whether it be a lack of depth, or BO, it becomes useless.

Stop trying to attract people with what are essentially lies.

ravenhead · 01-07-2004 02:28PM

Originally posted by zervi2003
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Sleepy:

I can't stand the new breed of dizzy, "I wanna marry a rich man", peroxide blonde, fake tanned, burberry/flavour of the month wearing, britney-speers-wannabe spanners that pass for Irish women. Yet, tbh, I'm not into the whole goth look either. So, until Kiera Knightly or Natalie Portman drop by, I think I'll be single for a while longer, unless some gorgeous, classy, intelligent, funny but warped enough to laugh at my jokes, soulful, cute, sensual, kind and sincere girl out there wants to prove me wrong about their existence in Ireland?

No, I thought not

and btw, ravenhead, Budweiser is a very poor imitation of a beer... :P
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I agree with you there sleepy.

Most girls, but graciously not all, in Ireland these days look and act like ejits.

I think they act like ejits cause of the stuff they wear. The more you bare the more you dare. Attitude change with

Seriously, River Island and Oasis are the breeding ground for these gals.

Usually with bellies hanging out.

Flipflops with turned up jeans. Fake nails. Fake streaky brown blond hair, usually tied up in a bun, fake tan (usually just on the calf of the leg-no higher!). Fake ugly plastic looking jewellry, colourful belts.

Do they not realise they all look the same?

Fake fake fake

Be yourself, not something fake.

I completely agree with you ... that's why I never shop in places like that - I would hate to go out for a nite & have nearly everyone in the pub looking the same as me -- no way I hate that... Thank god i'm dark at least that one other thing that's different!! Highlights go away!!

embee · 01-07-2004 02:38PM

I used to drink pints, but they fill you up too much (I used to drink pints of Guinness).

I have since moved onto drinking gin....

A lot of my female friends drink those poxy alcopops and they get raging hangovers the next day, whereas I drink gin and I am usually hangover free. All the sugar in those goddamn alcopops.... yuck.

Why is it a turn off for a woman to drink pints though?

Sarky · 01-07-2004 02:39PM

Is it?

Why didn't anybody tell me these things?

Honey, it's not you, it's your preferred drink size...

Sleepy · 01-07-2004 02:43PM

Originally posted by embee
Why is it a turn off for a woman to drink pints though?

It's not exactly a turn-off, it was just considered un-ladylike by generations before us. In fairness, a pint glass is hardly the most feminine of accesories.

ravenhead · 01-07-2004 02:45PM

Originally posted by embee

Why is it a turn off for a woman to drink pints though?

Not all men find it a turn off but speaking from a girls point of view - it really doesn't look well. you go to all the trouble of getting dressed up & then spoil it by having this massive pint in your hand!!

SheroN · 01-07-2004 02:48PM

Not all men find it a turn off but speaking from a girls point of view - it really doesn't look well. you go to all the trouble of getting dressed up & then spoil it by having this massive pint in your hand!!

Ah sure a couple of hours later they have something else in hand.

Sarky · 01-07-2004 02:49PM

Pavement.

ravenhead · 01-07-2004 02:49PM

Originally posted by SheroN
Ah sure a couple of hours later they have something else in hand.

& What might that by Sheron?

SheroN · 01-07-2004 02:50PM

A big hard penis.

ravenhead · 01-07-2004 02:51PM

Originally posted by SheroN
A big hard penis.

Self praise is no praise!!:p

embee · 01-07-2004 02:55PM

Originally posted by ravenhead
Not all men find it a turn off but speaking from a girls point of view - it really doesn't look well. you go to all the trouble of getting dressed up & then spoil it by having this massive pint in your hand!!

What?
WHAT?!

Are you telling me there are women out there who go out of an evening and deliberately MATCH their drinks to their outfits?

What has the world come to.....

Originally posted by Sleepy
It's not exactly a turn-off, it was just considered un-ladylike by generations before us. In fairness, a pint glass is hardly the most feminine of accesories.

Generations before us also believed that when you were marrying a girl, you had to ask her fathers permission first. You also weren't allowed to eat meat on a Friday. Women weren't really meant to go to pubs. Holding hands with a man in public labelled you as a "brazen hussy" etc...

Times change, people change. The "generations before us" thing doesn't ring true for 2004. A pint glass has no feminine qualities? Look at the shape of a pint glass.... Its a lot more feminine than a tumbler.

joe_chicken · 01-07-2004 03:01PM

hahaha....

as long as there not drinking toilet duck... who gives a f*ck

Exit · 01-07-2004 03:02PM

Originally posted by embee
Times change, people change. The "generations before us" thing doesn't ring true for 2004. A pint glass has no feminine qualities? Look at the shape of a pint glass.... Its a lot more feminine than a tumbler.

Only if you're an opera singer.

ravenhead · 01-07-2004 03:02PM

Originally posted by embee
What?
WHAT?!

Are you telling me there are women out there who go out of an evening and deliberately MATCH their drinks to their outfits?

What has the world come to.....

All I'm saying is that from a girls point of view it really doesn't look good - grand if your at a concert or something like that, knock yourself out but on a sat nite out, on the pull, dressed to the nines ... that pint kind of puts a dint in the look!

Sarky · 01-07-2004 03:03PM

But if "the look" is an illusion anyway, what does that matter? I'd far prefer to see the real someone behinde the make up and shiny tacky accessories.

embee · 01-07-2004 03:05PM

Originally posted by ravenhead
All I'm saying is that from a girls point of view it really doesn't look good - grand if your at a concert or something like that, knock yourself out but on a sat nite out, on the pull, dressed to the nines ... that pint kind of puts a dint in the look!

Oh God.

"On the pull"?!

/me cries

Raz · 01-07-2004 03:05PM

Originally posted by Exit
Only if you're an opera singer.

lol

Sleepy · 01-07-2004 03:16PM

Embee, like I said, it's not something that'd put me off a girl, I just think it's a little more elegant when they don't and personally, elegance is something I like in women. I know I'm not explaining myself well here... start again:

If a girl was drinking from a pint glass, that fact wouldn't stand out to me. If I noticed a girl drinking from, say a wine glass or tall half pint glass, that would stand out to me as a positive. It's a cherry on top for me, not a requirement or anything like it.

Sarky · 01-07-2004 03:19PM

What if she was drinking wine from a pint glass?

Girlie or Not???

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