Thread: Is my sister right?
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Old 04.09.2007, 01:22 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead
It doesn't really matter though, the girl in question I asked out all shyly and dorkily last thursday and she told me she just wanted to be friends.

But the thing was she and her mother came over for dinner last night, so my sisters were teasing me about it before they showed up.

My littler sister told this girl that she should marry me so she can get a green card (this girl is going back to Poland at the end of the summer). I was so fricking embarassed.

Oh and my sister was like, "if you meet a guitar who keeps asking you to play things for her on the guitar, she probably likes you," which this girl did. Plus I offered to lend her a movie and she said she could just come over and watch it sometime. So I think my sister was kind of right. Oh well :/

well if you ask her dorky of course... i think your sister's advice is good if you don't take it literally. if you already had this girl in constant contact you should have cornered her against a tree or something.
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