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    Quote Originally Posted by Dori View Post
    NO! Then I wouldn't know where to find things.
    Oh no trust me, I'm very efficient when I want to be... I'd organize everything you own into a particular order (of your choice ) and I'd even label things just to make it more user friendly.

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    Dori, one of these days you may get a girl to come into your room and one look at that and she's going to run away as fast as she can. So you see it's important to keep it at least managable.
    Exactly
    One LadyW in a messy room ---> One scarily spotless room to make a girl happy. Job done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LadyW View Post
    Oh no trust me, I'm very efficient when I want to be... I'd organize everything you own into a particular order (of your choice ) and I'd even label things just to make it more user friendly.
    Don't you mean less user friendly? I'm used to where everything is right now; if someone were to rearrange everything, it would take weeks for me to get used to it!

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    Exactly
    One LadyW in a messy room ---> One scarily spotless room to make a girl happy. Job done.
    I don't think you would be capable of cleaning my room.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dori View Post
    Don't you mean less user friendly? I'm used to where everything is right now; if someone were to rearrange everything, it would take weeks for me to get used to it!
    Well, that's what the labels will be for until everything sticks. It'd be pure heaven... clear floor, everything stored in labelled boxes (contents alphabetical/size/colour coded), everything layed out at a perfect angle with perfect distance between each object. Oh, and a nice plant just for the hell of it

    Quote Originally Posted by Dori View Post
    I don't think you would be capable of cleaning my room.
    Oh Dori...so naive
    Believe me, I'm like a whirlwind
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    Dori, you look like thirteen or fourteen. I thought you to be much older than that.

    Interesting pictures, djy78usa!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pensive View Post
    Dori, you look like thirteen or fourteen. I thought you to be much older than that.

    Interesting pictures, djy78usa!
    Sixteen (17 in 2 months), actually.
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    Yay! Dori is a fellow runner! *high fives*
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    Ok,here goes...I've been told a have a nice smile,although I'm not sporting one in this picture

    The quality of the pic is not much,but I don't have too many pictures of me,so please bear with it:
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    Quote Originally Posted by johann cruyff View Post
    Ok,here goes...I've been told a have a nice smile,although I'm not sporting one in this picture
    Hmmm, I think you should enlighten us all with this "nice smile"
    "Then I feel, Harry, that I have given away my whole soul to someone who treats it as if it were a flower to put in his coat, a bit of decoration to charm his vanity, an ornament for a summer's day"
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    Johann, I warn you now LadyW is a terrific flirt. LOL! You have the slight beginning of a smile though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Antiquarian View Post
    You're very, very handsome!
    He is!
    I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading! How much sooner one tires of anything than of a book! When I have a house of my own, I shall be miserable if I have not an excellent library.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Antiquarian View Post
    You're very, very handsome!
    Quote Originally Posted by LadyW View Post
    Hmmm, I think you should enlighten us all with this "nice smile"
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    He is!
    If these were directed to me,thank you very much.If not...Well,I'm going to pretend they were

    Quote Originally Posted by B-Mental View Post
    Johann, I warn you now LadyW is a terrific flirt. LOL! You have the slight beginning of a smile though.
    Well,from what I've seen,LadyW has every reason to be a terrific flirt...
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    Quote Originally Posted by B-Mental View Post
    Johann, I warn you now LadyW is a terrific flirt. LOL!
    Hahaha, really now? How so?
    B-mental you have just made my morning; I suddenly feel very mischevious...

    Quote Originally Posted by johann cruyff View Post
    Well,from what I've seen,LadyW has every reason to be a terrific flirt...

    Johann, I'll have to be careful what I say here... I could start to sound too flirtatious
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    Quote Originally Posted by johann cruyff View Post
    Ok,here goes...I've been told a have a nice smile,although I'm not sporting one in this picture

    The quality of the pic is not much,but I don't have too many pictures of me,so please bear with it:
    I like that pic, Johann. You're very good looking. And I wanna see the nice smile, too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Weisinheimer View Post
    I like that pic, Johann. You're very good looking. And I wanna see the nice smile, too.
    Thank you very much.As for the smile,I don't think it's that nice anyway,nothing worth seeing...
    Noću, u intimnom, poluglasnom razgovoru sa samim sobom, nikako ne mogu zapravo logički opravdati zašto se u posljednje vrijeme toliko uzrujavam zbog ljudske gluposti.

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