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Subject: Answer to that question - BEEN THERE DONE THAT! about asking him out,,,

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<:) frazzled pink duck

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Date Posted: Tuesday, April 29 2003, 19:24:25 GMT ( - 8 )
In reply to: James 's message, "how did you get to be so right? :p" on Tuesday, April 29 2003, 14:52:33 GMT ( - 8 )

stop dwelling on it - stop thinking about it - stop psyching yourself up over it

JUST FUCKING DO IT

From the sounds of it you have already sent him sufficient signals as to your infatuation - so you've probably given yourself away just a bit - so

either he knows your very interested and is wondering why you never say anything

or

he things your very strange and perhaps a blithering idiot

geez now you tell me that the only guys you are out too are also his mutual friends - you don't think they've told him -
get over yourself guaranteed they have -

You may think you are only out to 2 friends but from the way you been acting every time Russel is about - won't be long til the entire campus knows!

If not a movie then the next time you see him just ask him if he would like to go to ----- for a cup of that stuff you call tea or for a what do you call it a pint at the local pub whatever - or leave your jacket where he is apt to find it again (boy did you blow that one bigtime - perfect opportunity to invite him in for a cup of tea and me (meaning you)

GOOD LUCK JAMES

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Trevor/TJ
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Date Posted: Wednesday, April 30 2003, 22:14:00 GMT ( - 8 )

And yet, he played cards with you, asked you over to get your coat (not dropped it by your room) so he isn't avoiding you. And with all those glances etc it really sounds like he is "receptive" to you making the first move. Just my uninformed opinion, but like duck said, doing something doesn't necessarily have to be "a date" - but will give you a chance to get to know him better and vice versa. Maybe he'll even "not avoid you even more" if you know what I mean! If it turns out he isn't your perfect soulmate, it might still be great to have a new friend you can be yourself around, maybe do some group things with, etc. Good luck.

Quack - Hi Ed - haven't been here in ages! Politics scares me off, but plenty there to legitimately whine about these days!

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