| sourdick ( @ 2009-02-10 08:31:00 |
I consider myself a rational erudite
I’ve been paged in the middle of the night 4 times in three days. Twice last night alone, once at 11PM; and another at 3:50AM, I’m racked.
Completely unrelated, I have a good friend who hasn’t had a girlfriend in a while. Hes in his early 20s, and has been talking to his best friends sister on IM for a few weeks. She’s just turned 15. He hasn’t said anything to me, but its clear they are getting along. When the ‘older brother’ told me his sister was feeling sick and would probably take the day off school, on the same day no-girlfriend-guy has no classes, flags were raised.
How can I broach the subject with this guy without asking outright? Why are people so dumb? If you’re going to have sex with a teenager, do it with a 19 year old like a normal person does.
I saw Polytechnique (in English) on Saturday night at the Pepsi AMC Forum, it was my first time there, and its nice, and the parking was pretty cheap too.
I cried (twice).
I’ve been paged in the middle of the night 4 times in three days. Twice last night alone, once at 11PM; and another at 3:50AM, I’m racked. Completely unrelated, I have a good friend who hasn’t had a girlfriend in a while. Hes in his early 20s, and has been talking to his best friends sister on IM for a few weeks. She’s just turned 15. He hasn’t said anything to me, but its clear they are getting along. When the ‘older brother’ told me his sister was feeling sick and would probably take the day off school, on the same day no-girlfriend-guy has no classes, flags were raised.
How can I broach the subject with this guy without asking outright? Why are people so dumb? If you’re going to have sex with a teenager, do it with a 19 year old like a normal person does.
I saw Polytechnique (in English) on Saturday night at the Pepsi AMC Forum, it was my first time there, and its nice, and the parking was pretty cheap too.
Set in Montreal, Quebec and based on the École Polytechnique Massacre (also known as the Montreal Massacre), the film documents the events of December 6, 1989 through the eyes of two students who witness a gunman murder fourteen young women before committing suicide.The film is absolutely brutal in its depiction of one of the worst school shootings in modern times, and the absolute insanity of a man blaming woman for all of his personal problems in life to the point where he causes this kind of terror. I strongly urge all Montrealers to go see this movie.
I cried (twice).