What Do You Do When You Want To Go Out

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mryellow2

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Go to the bookstore get a large coffee and read a book. Or fly solo to a bar and make some new friends :p
 

montanafan

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Go out anyway.

Go see that movie that you want to see, but probably won't be able to get your friends to want to go to.

Go for a bike ride.

Go to the bookstore, get a latte, and browse.

Go window shopping. For a guy I guess that would mean go to a car dealership and test drive something cool, etc.

Don't sit here and be insulted by people for putting a little effort into your typing.
 

casper114

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I go to there house and annoy them untill they go out... or get them drunk and call a cap for them to come out with.
 

cavemanmoron

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Originally posted by: MisterCornell
I want to do something tonight, but I called up my friends and none of them are up for going out.

I usually don't mind sitting at home and watching a movie with the 'rents, but I really wanted to do something tonight. :(

Suggestions? :confused:

you rent a movie?

wtf is rents?
 

BrokenVisage

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Originally posted by: cavemanmoron
Originally posted by: MisterCornell
I want to do something tonight, but I called up my friends and none of them are up for going out.

I usually don't mind sitting at home and watching a movie with the 'rents, but I really wanted to do something tonight. :(

Suggestions? :confused:

you rent a movie?

wtf is rents?

LOL, I'm sure he means parents, but it would be 100x funny if you actually didn't know what he meant. :D
 

knyghtbyte

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stop whining, get ya jacket, go to the Pub, get lathered up, stagger home with the help of another bloke who was on his lonesome in the bar, say nyte nyte to him, throw up, go to bed...problem solved :)
 

Leros

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Originally posted by: LolaWiz
i shop.
even just window shop. its better because you can take time and shop at your own pace!
i love going to big book stores and just browsing.

But you're a woman
 

cavemanmoron

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Originally posted by: BrokenVisage
Originally posted by: cavemanmoron
Originally posted by: MisterCornell
I want to do something tonight, but I called up my friends and none of them are up for going out.

I usually don't mind sitting at home and watching a movie with the 'rents, but I really wanted to do something tonight. :(

Suggestions? :confused:

you rent a movie?

wtf is rents?

LOL, I'm sure he means parents, but it would be 100x funny if you actually didn't know what he meant. :D

:eek:

ok,thnx for the translation.
I get some shorthand/aim speak,
like ttyl,brb,etc.

Some stuff tho i just have to say, WTF?? :laugh:
 

Joseph477

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Are there any local popular hangouts? Go there. If you can't think of any you can go to a bar/restaurant and then to a movie.
 

mattocs

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Go for a nice drive.

Get out the camera and take some cool pictures.

Go for a hike.

Ride a bike.

Go to the mall.

:-/
 

Ornery

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Oct 9, 1999
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Originally posted by: xSauronx
Originally posted by: MisterCornell
Originally posted by: tami
Why Are Your Thread Titles Always Like This?
I was taught to capitalize titles in elementary school. :confused:
welcome to the internet.
we dont do that here.
Speak for yourself, numbnuts.


Which words in a typical American-English title do you write with the first letter in upper-case, and which in lower-case?
  • There are many different ways in using capitalization in titles.
    Three of the most common ways are:


    • 1. The "The Chicago Manual of Style" says the following about
      capitalization in titles:
      "
      -Always capitalize the first and the last word.
      -Capitalize all nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, and
      subordinate conjunctions ("as", "because", "although").
      -Lowercase all articles, coordinate conjunctions ("and", "or", "nor"),
      and prepositions regardless of length, when they are other than the
      first or last word.
      -Lowercase the "to" in an infinitive."

      Source: WritersBlock.ca
      http://www.writersblock.ca/tips/monthtip/tipmar98.htm

      2. "Capitalize in Heading and Title:
      -First and last word
      -Nouns, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives
      -Subordinating conjunctions (for example: before, after, when...)
      -Hyphenated compound words
      -First word following a colon

      Do Not Capitalize:
      -Articles (a, an, the)
      -Coordinating conjunctions (and, but, or, nor, so)
      -The word 'to' when it precedes a verb
      -Prepositions with fewer than five letters."

      Source: Capitalization of Headings and Titles
      http://www.tc-forum.org/topicmai/ml03capi.htm

      3. "-Capitalize all nouns, verbs (including is and other forms of to be),
      adverbs (including than and when), adjectives (including this and
      that), and pronouns (including its).
      -Always capitalize the first and last words, regardless of their part
      of speech ("The Text to Look For").
      -Capitalize prepositions that are part of a verb phrase ("Backing Up Your Disk").
      -Do not capitalize articles (a, an, the) unless an article is the
      first word in the title.
      -Do not capitalize coordinate conjunctions (and, but, for, nor, or).
      -Do not capitalize prepositions of four or fewer letters.
      -Do not capitalize to in an infinitive phrase ("How to Format Your Hard Disk").
      -Capitalize the second word in compound words if it is a noun or
      proper adjective or the words have equal weight (Cross-Reference,
      Pre-Microsoft Software, Read/Write Access, Run-Time). Do not
      capitalize the second word if it is another part of speech or a
      participle modifying the first word (How-to, Take-off)."

      Source: Capitalization of Headings and Titles
      http://www.tc-forum.org/topicmai/ml03capi.htm

    A more simple method is the following:
    "...that the first word and all the 'main' words in a title should
    have initial capitals, and all the 'joining' words should be left in
    lower case, e.g.:
    To Be, or Not to Be, That is the Question.
    Business Case for Selling Fridges to Eskimos."

    Source: Capitalization of Headings and Titles
    http://www.tc-forum.org/topicmai/ml03capi.htm

    Finally, the following bit of advice:
    "There are many modern style guides and they are much more liberal
    than the traditional ones: you can make your own decision what you can
    do, what you want to do - but once you have, stick to it!"

    Source: Capitalization of Headings and Titles
    http://www.tc-forum.org/topicmai/ml03capi.htm
 

oogabooga

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I play world of warcraft. The problem though is that has turned me into one of the people who doesn't wanna go out :p