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#192
11-21-2007, 11:33 AM
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Re: Ask the losers why they are so loserish and lost thread
Do you ever go to the Whole Foods across the river (by Mass General) ? If so, I think I saw you there last week.
Also, definitely go to the Sam Adams brewery in J.P. if you haven't been yet. You'll get yourself some free (well a buck to a charity) beer. 
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#193
11-21-2007, 11:34 AM
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Re: Ask the losers why they are so loserish and lost thread
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Do you ever go to the Whole Foods across the river (by Mass General) ? If so, I think I saw you there last week. Also, definitely go to the Sam Adams brewery in J.P. if you haven't been yet. You'll get yourself some free (well a buck to a charity) beer. [/ QUOTE ] Nope. I'm rarely across the river just in general. I'm going to the brewery this weekend in fact.
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#194
11-21-2007, 11:49 AM
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Re: Ask the losers why they are so loserish and lost thread
Sorry to hear you'll be joining the Alone For Thanksgiving Club. I've been a member of the Ithaca chapter for a few years now. Your list needs mac and cheese imo.
I read in the nomination thread that you're 6'1". Do you prefer guys you date to be shorter or taller? If taller, by how much? I ask because I'm 6'9" and I've always wondered how tall women feel about dating much-taller guys. Is it a plus because they make you feel shorter, or a minus because they draw even more attention to you?
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#196
11-21-2007, 11:53 AM
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Re: Ask the losers why they are so loserish and lost thread
Sweet. Go to Centre Street Cafe for brunch before the tour (it's right down the street, about a 5-10 min walk from whatever orange line stop you get off on) and you will be happiest person alive. Best brunch in Boston IMO.
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#197
11-21-2007, 11:58 AM
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Re: Ask the losers why they are so loserish and lost thread
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Sorry to hear you'll be joining the Alone For Thanksgiving Club. I've been a member of the Ithaca chapter for a few years now. Your list needs mac and cheese imo. I read in the nomination thread that you're 6'1". Do you prefer guys you date to be shorter or taller? If taller, by how much? I ask because I'm 6'9" and I've always wondered how tall women feel about dating much-taller guys. Is it a plus because they make you feel shorter, or a minus because they draw even more attention to you? [/ QUOTE ] Nonono, I'm 6'1" in those heels. I'm 5'9" flat footed. And I much prefer taller guys. Actually, back in my hometown I'm the shortest one on that side of my family. It's not so much because they make me feel shorter, I think it's a protective feeling. I think most women agree that they prefer guys to be taller. It's a manly trait. But obviously the taller ones among us have to be willing to compromise on occasion. So advice for guys who are shorter than their gals. Walk around like a pimp with a model on your arm like you see on the red carpet. The confidence is key, and it makes us feel special.
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#199
11-21-2007, 12:00 PM
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Re: Ask the losers why they are so loserish and lost thread
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Sweet. Go to Centre Street Cafe for brunch before the tour (it's right down the street, about a 5-10 min walk from whatever orange line stop you get off on) and you will be happiest person alive. Best brunch in Boston IMO. [/ QUOTE ] I think we're driving but I'll try to remember the suggestion. [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] brunch.
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