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WCDT: 2031-2035 (10-14 October 2011)

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akronnick:
Question: What's Padma's angle? She wants one last fling before the big move.  3 (4.5%)
She just wants to dance.  32 (48.5%)
She's never had a long distance relationship and wants to give one a try.  0 (0%)
She really has to pee.  3 (4.5%)
She has lost the ability to form short term memories and literally doesn't know what she was just talking about.  21 (31.8%)
She wants waffles. Really bad  7 (10.6%)

Total Voters: 66

New poll is up.

I could have gone on, but I was afraid there might be more options than voters.

Paranoid:
Wow.  And I thought I had a sheltered upbringing.  I'm guessing you never roughhoused with your siblings as a kid, stoutfiles (assuming you had/grew up with siblings)?  Don't get me wrong, I don't think anyone's asking you to condone all slapping and other physical force (I'm certainly not), we're just asking you to accept that some groups of people have a different tolerance level than others, especially when there is no intended malice behind it (and let's face it, as douchy as Steve gets at times I just don't see him as being actively malicious).

Also, I find it hilarious how serious some people take issues like slapping and 'squeaking' in a comic where outright violence was once the accepted norm.

jwhouk:
It's been a LONG time since that comic.

akronnick:
They've indeed come along way from that to this!

danuis:

--- Quote from: stoutfiles on 13 Oct 2011, 07:42 ---


Slaps to the back of the head are demeaning.  Any head slapping, knocking, etc is demeaning.  "Hello? McFly? Anyone home?". That's what I think of.  Now Steve wasn't going that far, but he could make his point without hitting his friend.  Like I said before, Steve would be in a crumpled heap if he did that to me.  There's joking around, and then there's the "I think you're dumb so I'm going to hit you" that I wouldn't tolerate.  I hope no one here accepts being hit.  Look at Marten slunched over afterwards.  Grow a spine.

Actually, it is a normal reaction given the situation.  He's getting attached to a girl that's leaving.  By going dancing he's just making it worse.  He needs to find a girl who is not leaving.  He also needs to find a guy friend that isn't a douche, but one thing at a time.



--- End quote ---

Friendship levels can be measured on how much of a jack you can be to each other.

Male friends, especially. This was not a punch, Marten has seen and gotten this [dope slap], and so have I, and I have given it. It just means 'Yo, clear your head, this is something AWESOME!' I can understand if they just met, but they've been friends for years. And even if it was a new person, Marten wouldn't go to fisticuffs, he'll investigate, and most likely set a line, that's all.

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