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what is the most romantic thing you've ever done for someone else, that was totally not appreciated so you dumped their ungrateful a$$ cuz they didn't deserve you?

(yeah so these are getting harder)

k, so i changed the question under topic "take 2"

what would you consider to be a romantic gesture if you could be the recipient of it....

i don't have any either... can't really think of any girl i've been with that was remotely reciprocal...

i always dated the high maintenance gimme gimme kind, so it was pretty much high maintenance, low return kind of relationships...

welcome diddly do da day :D

and uhhhh that would be called trolling.... yup

hi.
i thought for a random change i'd not goof about and actually ask a real question...

what is the most romantic experience you have been the recipient of so far in your life? the one that stands out as the most memorable :)

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i dunno, i spent most of my life traveling and working and well, there are pro's and con's to both...

relationship wise was never a concern at all to me, though now i'm staying put for a few years, and suddenly it matters...

odd huh?

not bad dude! you did your homework :)

i'm a christian, and yes, there are explantions entirely as to why, however the fact of the matter is that you're not going to get an informed or educated answer from anyone that is a bible thumper, for one specific reason. Most of what you have there, they've never even heard, because pastor bob that waves the book around on sunday, doesn't talk about it, and won't talk about it, because they can't control joe pew warmer on sunday, and get that collection plate money to send buffy and biff to summer camp on a kibutz in Israel...

i can.

i wish i had more time, cuz right now, i'm about to fire off to a meeting, however, if you are cool with it, i'll touch base with you on this after ok?

what i tell you might freak you out, but its not consumable for the masses...
:)

isn't that a compulsive dychotomy though? since most topics degrade into a non-topic, it seems almost surreal that a non-topic would regress or digress into a topic, inspite of it being no topic at all. Which just goes to show that no topic is the topic after all!

Mountain: Isn't it amazing? you'd think that would occur in a topical thread, and not a non-topical thread, but i bet that if i start another thread the same people will show up declaring the insanity that they're declaring.

of course you'd have to search through the previous topical topology to see that certain linear proof. So it was interesting starting a non-topic to see if perhaps there was a theme to it, and if there was at all going to be any way of testing the perpetual dysfunction of the noticable stress and stalking within the topical threads, the only way to really do that, is of course, to have a non-topical thread.

though all things being equal, you've likely noticed that most topical threads do digress to non-topical threads eventually. :)(

hey criptic! welcome to the non-topical discussion topic! how are you finding your way through JSH and all its topics that end up as non-topics? isn't it nice to have a non-topic from the beginning of the topic to save all the topical stuff that ends up as a non-topic anyway?

wow! this thread is still going? and look! it hasn't digressed into a non-topic ! amazing!

well, carry on... don't let me disturb you heh

so that ends the non-topic of nothing, are there any other topical non-topic paradigms that we can not talk about?

rozey2680: did you know that you can't actually be lost in a non topic?
after all think of all the other topical threads that end up as non-topics the more people respond to the initial topic! after all, each of the topics in their intention, if you trace them suddenly become non-topics without any real reason as to the degradation of the topical non-topic motion.


so, as this is a non-topic from the onset, it is actually impossible to be lost :D as there isn't a topic at all from the onset :D

have you ever noticed that on some topics that are non-topics, those that are participating in the topic or non-topic at hand, really haven't anytihng to contribute to either? other than condescending inability to follow either the topic, or the non-topoic?