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#21
04-10-2007, 06:38 AM
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Re: i\'ve officially stopped using \"hooked-up\"
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people just use it to sound cooler than "i made out with her but then i got the whiskey dick so i told her i felt sick and went home and passed out then jerked off in the morning" aka "i hooked up with this chick last night" [/ QUOTE ] what is wrong with "i made out with this chick last night"? 
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#22
04-10-2007, 06:44 AM
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Re: i\'ve officially stopped using \"hooked-up\"
People use this term to imply that more happened than actually happened to impress people out of their own insecurity. They don't want to completely lie, so they choose to use a phrase that sounds like something actually happened. When someone says "hooked-up" on an internet forum, it could refer to holding hands, watching from a distance, or possibly absolutely nothing.
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#23
04-10-2007, 08:37 AM
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Re: i\'ve officially stopped using \"hooked-up\"
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People use this term to imply that more happened than actually happened to impress people out of their own insecurity. They don't want to completely lie, so they choose to use a phrase that sounds like something actually happened. When someone says "hooked-up" on an internet forum, it could refer to holding hands, watching from a distance, or possibly absolutely nothing. [/ QUOTE ] I'm not as frustrated by the ambiguity of the term, but when people say hooking up here, it better be at least horizontal making out otherwise BAN PLZ.
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#24
04-10-2007, 11:46 AM
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Re: i\'ve officially stopped using \"hooked-up\"
Guys I'm not using the term "down" anymore because it has a lot of ambiguous meanings. Also I'm not using the word "sale" because it sounds just like "sail" and I don't want to confuse anyone.
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