RE: If for chicks, you might have to think big deal of yourself in the first place

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prd1

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Joined: Jul. 11 2007

RE: If for chicks, you might have to... (in reply to Ruphus)

Ahhhhhh....I understand.

The galline anthropomorphic references are used across both sides of the gender divide...to support your observation, the lady I sit next to at work read your post and simply replied "what a cock".

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 15 2011 15:58:00

Ruphus

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Joined: Nov. 18 2010

RE: If for chicks, you might have to... (in reply to prd1)

Please inform her that it wasn´t me who invented colloquial routines.
Even if intended, I really wouldn´t know how to reach billions of people.

( Crow!!)

Ruphus

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 15 2011 16:35:59

Adam

Posts: 1156
Joined: Dec. 6 2006
From: Hamilton, ON

RE: If for chicks, you might have to... (in reply to avimuno)

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ORIGINAL: avimuno

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There seriously are girls who like flamenco/classical guitarists? In my life there were very few girls that were I think interested after they heard me play. I can count them on my right hand's tremolo fingers.

Hahaha... it's also my experience of the female gender's appreciation of flamenco guitarists (except for dancers of course).
I remember a girl asking me "Do you know how to play likeeee a John Mayer song?!' after I played her a Granaina... I just stood up and left... there really isn't any answer to that! lol

Come on dude, have more fun with it.

"What, you didn't recognize that? That was like his most famous song! I do know some more of his stuff, do you know this one?"

And play a seguiriya

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Feb. 16 2011 15:32:42