Buying Pink Feather + Red Pinwheel

[Hyoshido]

Grats on the Red Feather, Amissa!!

Also burpin' thread for u

 

[Amissapanda]

bump

Thank you!

Grats on the Red Feather, Amissa!!

Also burpin' thread for u

Haha, thanks, Brogy. On both counts.

 

[Zulehan]

Haha, thanks, Brogy. On both counts.

For some reason I imagined Patrick Warburton (Joe Swanson on Family Guy) reading that line.

 

[Amissapanda]

For some reason I imagined Patrick Warburton (Joe Swanson on Family Guy) reading that line.

Not familiar with him, but thanks for the bump. XD

 

[Amissapanda]

Boop <3

Man, I had the greatest laugh today. I got a serious "nice guy" in my inbox on one of my tumblr sub-blogs. It was the funniest thing I have ever read. I'm baffled that there are real men in this world who think that "being nice" makes them entitled to a women's affection, intimacy, and beyond. And that being her friend is worth nothing if he doesn't "achieve" that status.

 

[Amissapanda]

Bipple-boople-boopity-boop!

 

[Karminny]

bump~

 

[Amissapanda]

bump~

Thank you!

 

[Zulehan]

Boop <3

Man, I had the greatest laugh today. I got a serious "nice guy" in my inbox on one of my tumblr sub-blogs. It was the funniest thing I have ever read. I'm baffled that there are real men in this world who think that "being nice" makes them entitled to a women's affection, intimacy, and beyond. And that being her friend is worth nothing if he doesn't "achieve" that status.

Reminds me of a comic I saw depicting a woman lamenting the lack of 'nice' men in the world, as her male 'friend' (presumably the comic artist himself) listens. In subsequent scenes, the male tries to gain her affection, to no avail, and she instead falls into the arms of the biggest a-hole out there, while the male looks on with increasing anger, eventually throwing his arms up in exasperation at what he sees as the woman's hypocrisy.

Never mind that if the male was really her friend, you would think he would be concerned with looking out for her (e.g., if the guy she hooks up with is really the world's greatest a-hole, perhaps you should let her know), rather than thrashing about for failing to 'win' her.

The 'protagonist' of that comic did not seem that nice of a guy to me.

 

[Amissapanda]

Reminds me of a comic I saw depicting a woman lamenting the lack of 'nice' men in the world, as her male 'friend' (presumably the comic artist himself) listens. In subsequent scenes, the male tries to gain her affection, to no avail, and she instead falls into the arms of the biggest a-hole out there, while the male looks on with increasing anger, eventually throwing his arms up in exasperation at what he sees as the woman's hypocrisy.

Never mind that if the male was really her friend, you would think he would be concerned with looking out for her (e.g., if the guy she hooks up with is really the world's greatest a-hole, perhaps you should let her know), rather than thrashing about for failing to 'win' her.

The 'protagonist' of that comic did not seem that nice of a guy to me.

Yeah, that's sadly a very common approach to that situation, even in reality.

 

[Chibi.Hoshi]

Bump~

 

[Amissapanda]

Bump~

Thanks~

 

[Amissapanda]

Birthday bump~

 

[Amissapanda]

Another little boopie~

 

[Zulehan]

*waves a magic wand*

*watches as the topic becomes first place*

*eats the magic wand because it is made out of chocolate, and the taste of the chocolate is what is magical about it*

 

[Chibi.Hoshi]

Bump~

 

[Amissapanda]

I'm just gonna close this. Thanks for the bumps and everything, guys.