mali
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^Similar here. "You spend too much time with your laptop(insert between lines:"and too little time with me") bla bla" *sigh*
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Gerix
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My ex-girlfriend is the same way.
"Can you stop looking at that board and help me with my programming assignment?"
"...it isn't that funny."
or the classic, "I decided I wanted a laptop, so I went to the store and bought one. How's it going since you decided to buy a Pandora?"
edit: That reminds me. She promised me cheeseburgers if I helped her with her programming. She still knows the way to my heart.
"Can you stop looking at that board and help me with my programming assignment?"
"...it isn't that funny."
or the classic, "I decided I wanted a laptop, so I went to the store and bought one. How's it going since you decided to buy a Pandora?"
edit: That reminds me. She promised me cheeseburgers if I helped her with her programming. She still knows the way to my heart.
WizardStan
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Dude, my female friends (not even girlfriend) complains that I don't spend enough time hanging out with them! I am quite convinced that the chief purpose of women is to tell men they're spending too much time on something.
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Why not all 4? That's what I do.PandoraSpouse said:andora2ut4: Sigh ... still waiting. :rolleyes:
I would like to say, though, that geek men are AWESOME! A great untapped market, many diamonds in the rough! Now that I know I tell all my single girlfriends. Every time my geek man pines for his Pandora, I remind myself that all over the world there are men pining for bimbo porn stars, hard drugs or a girl to mooch off of financially. Hell, I know -- I dated a couple of 'em before I found my geeky prince. :lol:
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Bosbeetle
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Haha my girlfriend starts to "sssssssshhhh" me whenever I mention the pandora. Coversations go something like this:
BB: "So the case of the pan.."
GF: "sssssssssssssssssssssshhh, oh shut up"
BB: "..." *clicks forum one more time in silence
BB: "So the case of the pan.."
GF: "sssssssssssssssssssssshhh, oh shut up"
BB: "..." *clicks forum one more time in silence
mali
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:lol:
PandoraSpouse said:
I would like to say, though, that geek men are AWESOME! A great untapped market, many diamonds in the rough! Now that I know I tell all my single girlfriends. Every time my geek man pines for his Pandora, I remind myself that all over the world there are men pining for bimbo porn stars, hard drugs or a girl to mooch off of financially. Hell, I know -- I dated a couple of 'em before I found my geeky prince. :lol:
Wow, can you write me a reference?
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PhonicUK
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Gerix said:
Down your throat? Might be a problem...
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PandoraSpouse
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:rolleyes: We had a long talk last night about the Pandora. This was after I had made him BBQ cheddar buffalo burgers. BUT, he washed this dishes afterwards. <_<
He spoke about its continued prospects, the perils of Chinese manufacture on a small organizational budget & the importance of high-quality vacuum molding.
I confessed to him I had no doubt that those who have done the whole pre-order wire transfer thing will get their product eventually (luckily he is one of those), but what about others? He delivered a convincing argument about the relative ease of manufacturing a large number of units once prototypes are perfected & the dies have been (quite literally) cast.
Also, he stated how much forward he's looking to the opportunity for frequent updates & modifications of this, that & the other with this type of device. This is a totally foreign concept to me as a non-geek. If I purchase a product I want it to be finished; predictable & consistent. Maybe that's why I'm still fighting him about trying to replace my beloved Photoshop CS. :rolleyes:
We briefly spoke about his late lamented GP2X ... which I bought him from Korea (I believe it was) a couple Christmases back .... Sadly, a mere 4 months later I was to learn firsthand the meaning of the term 'bricked.'
p.s. To all the geeks out there wishing for a devoted Pandora spouse, I would only ask, are you doing for your partner what you would have her [him] do for you? :huh: That is, are you in 45% seem like foolish fancy? If 'no', ask what seeming folly you can meet with better forbearance & enthusiasm. Reciprocity will get your far. :rolleyes: If 'yes', but your fondest wishes are still being considered with undignified scorn, then you are being badly used & totally deserve better!
He spoke about its continued prospects, the perils of Chinese manufacture on a small organizational budget & the importance of high-quality vacuum molding.
I confessed to him I had no doubt that those who have done the whole pre-order wire transfer thing will get their product eventually (luckily he is one of those), but what about others? He delivered a convincing argument about the relative ease of manufacturing a large number of units once prototypes are perfected & the dies have been (quite literally) cast.
Also, he stated how much forward he's looking to the opportunity for frequent updates & modifications of this, that & the other with this type of device. This is a totally foreign concept to me as a non-geek. If I purchase a product I want it to be finished; predictable & consistent. Maybe that's why I'm still fighting him about trying to replace my beloved Photoshop CS. :rolleyes:
We briefly spoke about his late lamented GP2X ... which I bought him from Korea (I believe it was) a couple Christmases back ....
Sadly, a mere 4 months later I was to learn firsthand the meaning of the term 'bricked.' p.s. To all the geeks out there wishing for a devoted Pandora spouse, I would only ask, are you doing for your partner what you would have her [him] do for you? :huh: That is, are you in 45% seem like foolish fancy? If 'no', ask what seeming folly you can meet with better forbearance & enthusiasm. Reciprocity will get your far. :rolleyes: If 'yes', but your fondest wishes are still being considered with undignified scorn, then you are being badly used & totally deserve better!
