Can you really lose a relationship on a text message? - Page 3

Sara516 · Jul 3rd, 2009, 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by McPendo

Come on man, you can't really end a relationship on a text message. It has to be more than that. There has to be a solution this is silly!

jab talaQ kar sakte hain SMS se...why not breaking up?

lady_lama · Jul 3rd, 2009, 05:51 PM

mcpendu u sure ur talking about a 'friend' lol u seem so flustered about the whole situation :P

maroush · Jul 3rd, 2009, 06:08 PM

Everybody makes up/breaks up via text message... or FB...or Twitter..

C'mon, get with the times, it's the 21st century.... we don't believe in face to face conversations anymore!

tt01 · Jul 3rd, 2009, 06:14 PM

chris brown thought that it would be a joke too, and look what happened there.
a text message is never a joke

nadz123 · Jul 3rd, 2009, 06:36 PM

why on earth would you joke about this....how silly....esp to a girl....us girls are already stressed/tense/paranoid/insecure/fragile lol etc etc this is ridiculous..almost as stupid as joking about death.....

McPendo · Jul 3rd, 2009, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by lady_lama

mcpendu u sure ur talking about a 'friend' lol u seem so flustered about the whole situation :P

its just amazing to me!

McPendo · Jul 3rd, 2009, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by nadz123

why on earth would you joke about this....how silly....esp to a girl....us girls are already stressed/tense/paranoid/insecure/fragile lol etc etc this is ridiculous..almost as stupid as joking about death.....

ahahahahahahahah hahahahahahahahahah ahahahahahahahahahahah ahahahahahahahahah wow!

zobia · Jul 3rd, 2009, 07:32 PM

did she ask for the reason that why is he breaking up?
if no then the chances are your friend is already a psychotic jerk and she was looking for reasons to leave him, and he presented her a reason himself.

ask him to not mingle his personal life with the professional one and with that moral> move on.

redvelvet · Jul 3rd, 2009, 07:54 PM

McPendo,

Does your friend also jokingly pretend that he's dead? Does he jokingly pretend he'll take his life? Does he jokingly pretend he has a serious illness?

Hmm, your friend either has a strange sense of humor......OR......these little "tricks" of his ALSO reflect an underlying need for attention that could possible stem from insecurity.

Perhaps your friend jokingly told his girlfriend that the relationship was over...........because he secretly wanted to her her say "Noooooo.......Nahin..........please don't leave me. I love you so much.......I can't live without you. You mean the world to me. Don't ever say this to me again or I'll die. I'll never find such a charming and handsome guy like you. Don't leave me." And by reacting in such a manner.........the girl would have "boosted" your friend's ego. And he would secretly think to himself........."Wow, I am such a stud, this girl is crazy about me."......while trying to hide his flattered smile and attempting to calm her down.

^^^ And then it probably shocked your friend when she didn't react as he secretly hoped she would. OR.......I could be totally wrong here and your friend never had such twisted intentions............and simply has a bad sense of humor.

In any case, I suggest your friend contemplate on his sense of humor before inflicting it upon elephants and humans for that matter.

McPendo · Jul 3rd, 2009, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by redvelvet

McPendo,

Does your friend also jokingly pretend that he's dead? Does he jokingly pretend he'll take his life? Does he jokingly pretend he has a serious illness?

Hmm, your friend either has a strange sense of humor......OR......these little "tricks" of his ALSO reflect an underlying need for attention that could possible stem from insecurity.

Perhaps your friend jokingly told his girlfriend that the relationship was over...........because he secretly wanted to her her say "Noooooo.......Nahin..........please don't leave me. I love you so much.......I can't live without you. You mean the world to me. Don't ever say this to me again or I'll die. I'll never find such a charming and handsome guy like you. Don't leave me." And by reacting in such a manner.........the girl would have "boosted" your friend's ego. And he would secretly think to himself........."Wow, I am such a stud, this girl is crazy about me."......while trying to hide his flattered smile and attempting to calm her down.

^^^ And then it probably shocked your friend when she didn't react as he secretly hoped she would. OR.......I could be totally wrong here and your friend never had such twisted intentions............and simply has a bad sense of humor.

In this case, I suggest your friend contemplate on his sense of humor before giving the "constipated elephant" some imodium.

A really large tank of imodium.

McPendo · Jul 3rd, 2009, 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by zobia

did she ask for the reason that why is he breaking up?
if no then the chances are your friend is already a psychotic jerk and she was looking for reasons to leave him, and he presented her a reason himself.

ask him to not mingle his personal life with the professional one and with that moral> move on.

I guess its hard being a comedian every where.

redvelvet · Jul 3rd, 2009, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by McPendo

I guess its hard being a comedian every where.

^True-dat!

Common sense is not commonly found..........it's hard to find it everywhere.

Your poor friend. He is fortunate that at least YOU are a devoted and defensive fan of his humor. You truly are a good friend, McPendo. I applaud your loyalty..........such loyalty takes courage! You truly deserve the "Best Friend of the Year" award. And to cheer up your friend........I think you both should tour the country and do stand-up comedy together. You could be the Two Stooges. And to increase your animal viewer ratings..........you both might want to practice at the zoo first. Start with the elephants. They might toss you both a few peanuts.

McPendo · Jul 3rd, 2009, 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by redvelvet

^True-dat!

Common sense is not commonly found..........it's hard to find it everywhere.

Your poor friend. He is fortunate that at least YOU are a devoted and defensive fan of his humor. You truly are a good friend, McPendo. I applaud your loyalty..........such loyalty takes courage! You truly deserve the "Best Friend of the Year" award. And to cheer up your friend........I think you both should tour the country and do stand-up comedy together. You could be the Two Stooges. And to increase your animal viewer ratings..........you both might want to practice at the zoo first. Start with the elephants. They might toss you both a few peanuts.

You have the potential Redvelvet of being the 3rd Stooge. What comedic genius ehmm, brilliant.

redvelvet · Jul 3rd, 2009, 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by McPendo

You have the potential Redvelvet of being the 3rd Stooge. What comedic genius ehmm, brilliant.

Oh Pendu Ji............you are way too kind. But why invite a third party at all to steal your thunder? You know the saying, "Three's a crowd."

And besides......I do not possess the comic genius that you and your buddy have been blessed with. Seriously, I'm not good at comedy. One should at least understand comedy if they are going to to be a stand-up comedian. And poor me.........I can't even understand the humor in your friend's joke. Was that a joke? Or was it a trick? Was it acting? Was it a psychological disorder? See....what I mean? I'm way too analytical; I'll just end up butchering the "joke." I have yet to understand the dynamics of this much-appreciated art. I don't have the potential to be a comedian.

But nevertheless, i will encourage you. The show must go on, Moe and Curly.

Gizzy · Jul 3rd, 2009, 09:23 PM

How come you're always posting threads for your friends?

McPendo · Jul 3rd, 2009, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Gizzy

How come you're always posting threads for your friends?

This is the first one, enlighten me about my previous friend threads?

Straight_up · Jul 3rd, 2009, 09:47 PM

What's a smart guy like you doing - wondering about such a basic thing.

McPendo · Jul 3rd, 2009, 10:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Straight_up

What's a smart guy like you doing - wondering about such a basic thing.

Because its fascinating that women would make up such a big fuss about something so little. I mean he jokes are jokes its not like was having fights for 2 weeks and then send her a text. Women man so immature.

McPendo · Jul 3rd, 2009, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by redvelvet

Oh Pendu Ji............you are way too kind. But why invite a third party at all to steal your thunder? You know the saying, "Three's a crowd."

And besides......I do not possess the comic genius that you and your buddy have been blessed with. Seriously, I'm not good at comedy. One should at least understand comedy if they are going to to be a stand-up comedian. And poor me.........I can't even understand the humor in your friend's joke. Was that a joke? Or was it a trick? Was it acting? Was it a psychological disorder? See....what I mean? I'm way too analytical; I'll just end up butchering the "joke." I have yet to understand the dynamics of this much-appreciated art. I don't have the potential to be a comedian.

But nevertheless, i will encourage you. The show must go on, Moe and Curly.

The show can't go on without larry.

Straight_up · Jul 3rd, 2009, 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by McPendo

Because its fascinating that women would make up such a big fuss about something so little. I mean he jokes are jokes its not like was having fights for 2 weeks and then send her a text. Women man so immature.

You'll get over her.