Dealing with breakup, advice? - Page 4

Nostril Cheese · 11-07-2006, 06:34 PM

It doesnt really mean anything. Was listening to The Dead Milkmen at the time. Thanks for the laughs

Aerkuld · Aerkuld's Garage

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Originally posted by Nostril Cheese
It doesnt really mean anything. Was listening to The Dead Milkmen at the time. Thanks for the laughs

Suddenly everything becomes clear(er)...

OK, continue.

Nostril Cheese · 11-07-2006, 06:45 PM

Lol, she wasn't punk. Although I will say some of the best times....

Rick Lee · Rick Lee's Garage

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Originally posted by Aerkuld
Not wishing to change the subject, but it is kind of relevant...

What's the quickest 'turn around' time anyone has ever managed? I think in order to count you can't claim being dumped then pulling out the 'T-car' so-to-speak.

I once managed to get dumped by one girl in the pub, and the same night managed to acquire another young lady - in the very same pub - and took her home. Total turn around time of about 6 pints or 3 hours. Unfortunately I still don't know how I did it, otherwise I'd gladly pass on the information!

(still no explanation of the 'punk rock girl' thing. Have any of you guys ever met the Cheese'ster and care to shed any light on the situation?)

Very similar thing happened to me. Best friend (and now boss) took me out to celebrate a few hrs. after I got dumped. We met two hot Asian girls at the bar and he ended up marrying one of them. I got a year of great sex and big headaches from the other one and just found out that she's separated after three weeks of marriage and now in psych. care. So I guess it could have been worse for me.

I was pretty bummed when my engagement went south and then I trashed the 993 on the track while that was still going on. Things get better. Get a pipeline of hot ladies, so you always have a piece to tag when another one is busy or falls out of rotation. And then when you find one you just can't lie to, stick with her.

johnco · 11-07-2006, 09:19 PM

been dealing with a painful breakup for about six months now after I was tossed out after 6 years with just my clothes packed in garbage bags . had all kinds of retribution planned but ended up sitting here (not always quietly) watching her world fall apart.. she's losing the business I built for her, spending most of my time and money on for 1 1/2-2 years, losing her house, and from what I hear from many, losing her mind. After she receives the papers from my lawyer when I try to recover compensation for all the money I loaned her and all the work I've done for her over the last 6 years, she might just fall over the edge.. but being the nice guy I am, I offered to buy her a one way ticket back home to England after she's lost everything she owns. hehehe I'm amazed how much money I have now since I don't "loan" it all to her helping keep her business open. I get such a good feeling inside everytime I hear her utilites have been disconnected again. or that she's written another hot check and I don't have to cover it. I smiled for a week when her liquor license was pulled for nonpayment on a wine order. I still laugh when I think about how her new much younger boyfriend quit his job thinking he had found a wealthy sugar mama.... As they sit there listening to the phone ring constantly from all the collection agencies. well, before it was disconnected recently. nahh, I'm not bitter at all. I actually feel sorry for her... yeah.. right now I just need to sleep with one of her friends. or a few. and she has the nerve to call me vindictive?