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Zach said:
For as long as my hair is, I've been able to shower at least a half hour before I leave to go somewhere, get out 10 minutes later, dry up, put clothes on and leave. I just hope my hair doesn't get messed up while still wet though.

But that right there is procrastination at its finest.
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I feel you. My hair is always messed up tjo because people feel the need to mash it up and play with it.
 
®ock§mashGod said:
I'd rather go to a Six Flags than some cartoon-themed movie park. Real roller coasters built around themselves and not some character.
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But... but you can shake hands with Mickey Mouse!

As someone who dislikes rollercoasters, the magic of Disneyland makes it more worthwhile than any other theme park. Plus the finance the parent company, Disney, can supply allows mass expansion making a bigger, better park.
 
Not only shake his hand but also talk to him sometimes.
 
I loooooooooooooove rollercoasters. If I had a girlfriend, I'd go all the time just so I have an excuse to hold her hand ;)
 
I really enjoyed going to DisneyWorld earlier this year. It definitely is a magical place.
 
BlahISuck said:
I loooooooooooooove rollercoasters. If I had a girlfriend, I'd go all the time just so I have an excuse to hold her hand ;)
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you don't need an 'excuse' to hold your hypothetical girlfriend's hand. d:
 
Just go listen to the Beatles I want to hold your hand over and over and that should help.
 
I really wish the DCC was always this much fun. But then again maybe I just like seeing John getting absolutely destroyed. 8)

sorry john ilu kinda
 
Razor Leaf said:
I really wish the DCC was always this much fun. But then again maybe I just like seeing John getting absolutely destroyed. 8)

sorry john ilu kinda
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Teehee, it's always fun to tear down close friends.
 
Lol poor John ;P

I really love roller coasters as well. I've been to the one at Universal Studios Singapore called Battlestar Galactica where it's two tracks intertwined with each other - one with the cars in a normal upright position and the other with the cars hanging down from the rails. Both of them start at the same moment and last about 45 seconds each round, but it's the most exhilarating ride ever. Personal recommendation. <3

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Apparently if I girl's heartrate is increased, such as through fear or excitement, they can mix it up with an increased heartrate due to the person they're with, causing them to feel closer to them.

Also, hugging releases something from you that builds trust with the person hugging you.

And talking to a stranger about deep stuff, like really emotional and all that, for half an hour then staring into their eyes for four minutes has a very high chance of making you two fall in love.

So, for a first date:
Invite her to a scary movie or theme park.
Before you set off, tell her about the time your dog died and how you had a hard time in school, then ask her for her heartbreak stories. Then just stare into her eyes and say nothing. Once she gets creeped out, hopefully after the four minutes, just hug her. Make sure it's more than twenty seconds, that'll help. That'll help her trust you and therefore she won't think you're a serial killer, which removes the creepiness of staring into her eyes. Then go to said scary movie or theme park, make her poop herself with fear, and there you go.

A wife.
 
Apparently the "make yourself vunerable for half an hour then stare in silence for four minutes" thing was done by scientists, and over half the couples (who were strangers) got married or at least fell in love.

Managing to do that with someone in a real life setting, however, may be far more impractical and weird.
 
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