What rules does everyone know that they had to learn from experience and couldn't just take everyone else's word for it?
I know one of mine was "Don't bother hitting on the bartender, she's not interested."
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What rules does everyone know that they had to learn from experience and couldn't just take everyone else's word for it?
I know one of mine was "Don't bother hitting on the bartender, she's not interested."
I've learned through out this year alone that you can't force something to change, if it's meant to happen. You also have to learn that things happen, even if it's for no apparent reason andor not fair. Things just happen, thats life.
That no rule is absolute.
So what's that bartender's name anyway?:D
I don't even remember, I learned that particular lesson years ago. Just thought of it last night is all.
I've watched so many dudes hit on female bartenders over the years, it's hilarious! And alot of times the bartender will feed into it because she knows she'll get better tips that way. Then, of course, they'll come the time where the guy finally asks for her number and she'll be like, "Oh, sorry, sweetie, I already have a steady boyfriend." The look on the dudes face after giving her big tips all night is priceless.
Everyone is crazy.
No matter how awesome or enlightened you think your idea is there will always be someone that thinks your full of shit and will fight you on it for the sole reason of wanting to fight.
People will probably not (ever) do what they say they will do when they say they will do it. I have a hard time learning that my friends and co-workers may never match my level of commitment. I dont really consider completing the tasks you agree to as a high standard, but it certainly feels like I beat my head on the wall trying to find people who have a relationship with their brain-to-mouth.
I learned long ago - and have never forgotten, nor will ever forget - that the average human being will go to extraordinarily violent lengths just to reject personal accountability.
1. Metal in your hand/touching your body + electricity is not good. Also, always disconnect/turn off power to whatever electrical device being worked on....
2. Never forget to tip bartenders. Unless of course you want to be ignored when you're trying to get another drink.
3. Be nice to the wimpy/nerdy guys. They'll save you a lot of trouble or money at some point.
Oh, and I have picked up a couple bartenders, with only mild flirting and without extra tipping.
1. The stripper doesn't love you
2. Make it clear to your roommate that you DON'T want her to hang her underwear all over the bathroom to dry BEFORE you sign the lease.
3. Babies can projectile vomit at ANY moment so always be prepared.
So can drunk people.Quote:
Originally Posted by V Echoes
Yeah, I had to learn that one the hard way too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ajax Knucklebones
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Of course drunk people don't usually sit there looking adorable beforehand...
Yeah, but any who projective vomit at me damn well better be trying. :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by V Echoes
The ones in short skirts and low-cut tops do...Quote:
Originally Posted by V Echoes
too many :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rockwulf
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Really? To me they look pretty gross at that point. They have that weird sheen of sweat across their face and there not doing much.. That's the worst, when they're just sitting there. It's almost like they're plotting.
Actually it's worse when they're walking around or dancing.
Are we still talking about drunk chicks or zombies?
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Originally Posted by Rockwulf
Don't try to split hairs.
I've learned the hard way that, while making friends is the easiest thing in the world, finding among those friends any actual peers is like finding a sugar crystal in a salt shaker.
Amen to that one.
So true. Money has been a good indicator for me. As soon as I stop spending money I see who sticks and who bounces away.