04 Feb 2016, 5:39 pm
nerdygirl wrote:
Idealist wrote:
nerdygirl wrote:
In the end, who cares? My method is to "test the door-knob." If it turns, open the door and see what's behind it. If it doesn't turn, no harm done. That is why I mentioned my joking answer...it is a bit of a knob-turning thing. It's a bit of bait. Will he bite? If yes, he's interested. If not, it was sort-of a joke and you don't have to worry about looking stupid.
Nerdygirl! ... My-my-my...
So, what? You just reach out and give it a twist? And here I thought that I was the outrageous here on of the Forums.
Also, how exactly would you turn that into a joke? And after grabbing and twisting it, how do you walk away without looking stupid?
I'm speaking metaphorically. Are you? There is nothing literal to turn. Maybe something is lost in translation in writing?
Are you sure?
It really looked like "test the door-knob" was a euphemism for "grope his nether regions".
Though if that really isn't what you meant, then fair enough.
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04 Feb 2016, 8:45 pm
Idealist wrote:
nerdygirl wrote:
Idealist wrote:
nerdygirl wrote:
In the end, who cares? My method is to "test the door-knob." If it turns, open the door and see what's behind it. If it doesn't turn, no harm done. That is why I mentioned my joking answer...it is a bit of a knob-turning thing. It's a bit of bait. Will he bite? If yes, he's interested. If not, it was sort-of a joke and you don't have to worry about looking stupid.
Nerdygirl! ... My-my-my...
So, what? You just reach out and give it a twist? And here I thought that I was the outrageous here on of the Forums.
Also, how exactly would you turn that into a joke? And after grabbing and twisting it, how do you walk away without looking stupid?
I'm speaking metaphorically. Are you? There is nothing literal to turn. Maybe something is lost in translation in writing?
Are you sure?
It really looked like "test the door-knob" was a euphemism for "grope his nether regions".
Though if that really isn't what you meant, then fair enough.
I can see why you would think that, but I am not THAT forward!! !! !! !
Yikes. Text is not communicating what I wanted...
05 Feb 2016, 5:07 am
Idealist wrote:
It really looked like "test the door-knob" was a euphemism for "grope his nether regions".
OMG!! !
Maybe that's a good way to find out! (kidding)
