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Should I go out with him or not?
There is a guy who really likes me! Although I think he is kind of cute im not really attracted to him, his personality is nice and he is fun to be around. Again I am not really attracted to him, but he REALLY likes me. He has asked me out on a date, but im not sure what to say. I don't "like" him but I do like him and maybe if we went out I would end up liking him. But I'm worried if I do go and don't end up liking him more than a friend it would hurt him. What should I do?
Go for it, If you like him, Congrats, If you dont like him just act normal like a friend or tell him you just wanna be friends.
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Why is the Obama family going to vacation in Maine? Why not vacation on the gulf and send out a good message?
Oh yeah because Obama is a douche bag, that's why.... never mind.
It may be that they enjoy the finer things in life and Maine lobster is readily available, without having to have it flown in to Washington, DC. The president, on his last (fourth) visit to the Gulf coast declared that the seafood there was safe to eat. Clearly, he has no intention of touching the stuff again.
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He’s not “strong second amendment,” he’s a centrist. He’d upset too many people. Also, democrats are spineless. When was the last time they did anything drastic in the last 20 years? For fuck’s sake, we voted them in in 2006 on an “end the war” ticket, and we’re *still* not out of Iraq. They absolutely *gutted* the health care reform bill and made it useless to appeal to republicans and get votes they didn’t need. Universal health care would be 100000x easier to get through than gun control, and it hasn’t happened yet. Gun control would look bad from a ton of points.
Raving ravens! Drunken ravens stumbling around Circus Serpentine, become more outgoing by the moment. Enchanteur is rolling around in mirth and merriment.
But dear me! Fancy that little donkey being such a flagrant liar. Of course there are serpents at the House of the Serpents. This is the home of the Gorgons for goodness sake.
But it will be alright! They are all very friendly!
There were no such things as countries, the earth was one whole country. It has just adapted and expanded as it is today. The UK was connected to France, India was connected to Australia, it was one huge country at one point.