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McManked
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I guess they get points for trying though, right?Noooo rip silf
Also it is hilarious to see people (my friends) try with a girl even though they don't have a chance
Takes balls.
Good on them.
YouGotAStuGoing
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I'd rather try with a hundred girls who are deemed by society to be out of my league than not -- the law of averages indicates that you may get lucky (in more ways that one, giggity.)
Pro tip: never tell yourself someone's out of your league. Make them find a reason not to hook up with you; don't do it for them.
Pro tip: never tell yourself someone's out of your league. Make them find a reason not to hook up with you; don't do it for them.
18Hossa
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Also if the ocean was the friendzone, he would be in mariana's trench
But idgaf really im only 15
Noooo rip silf
Also it is hilarious to see people (my friends) try with a girl even though they don't have a chance
Yeah, can't blame them for trying. Not like I can do it
McManked
Ooh to be a Gooner
I sucked with women. That's why I decided to be gay.
Also, in response to HAWT, I've seen you use that advice before, and it legitimately works. Realize too that sometimes people don't have "mainstream" likes/attractions. I always thought the really good looking guy (looks like Niall from One Direction except better) on my residence was out of my league. Turns out he's into big "manly"
laugh men, and that apparently I fit the bill (except the whole tattoo thing).
Straight males, just play the girls game, seriously. A little subtle flirting isn't really that tough and you can pass it as just being friendly if she's not interested. If she flirts back, at least you know she's somewhat interested (unless she's one of those habitual flirters).
Also, in response to HAWT, I've seen you use that advice before, and it legitimately works. Realize too that sometimes people don't have "mainstream" likes/attractions. I always thought the really good looking guy (looks like Niall from One Direction except better) on my residence was out of my league. Turns out he's into big "manly"
laugh men, and that apparently I fit the bill (except the whole tattoo thing). Straight males, just play the girls game, seriously. A little subtle flirting isn't really that tough and you can pass it as just being friendly if she's not interested. If she flirts back, at least you know she's somewhat interested (unless she's one of those habitual flirters).
McManked
Ooh to be a Gooner
Saabman0508
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McManked
Ooh to be a Gooner
Harry can be the best or worst, depending on the haircut.
My straight friend yesterday saw a picture of the guy and said "Well done". So yeah. Not so bad after all.
saskriders
Can't Hold Leads
A somewhat awkward question for me to ask because it could be taken as rude, but how do you tell if other guys are gay? Just by asking? I imagine that would be annoying though having to always ask
McManked
Ooh to be a Gooner
It's not an awkward question I had to hide who I was for a half-decade, I like when people ask me questions. It shows they are interested/care.
As for your question, it's a struggle. Even more so for me. The guys who you CAN tell are gay are the ones that I am not attracted to. I support and love effeminate dudes, I'm just not into them. Unfortunately, that means that it's really difficult to find other gay guys.
I would never go up to someone I didn't really know and ask them if they're gay. Even though it shouldn't be taken offensively, the fact of the matter is that it could upset someone to be asked that, and at the very least make them uncomfortable. The number one way to find other gay guys is online. Because we live in a society where people are assumed straight, online is the best way to find other gay guys that have similar interests. There's definitely a much higher percentage of young (<25) gay guys who have online profiles than there would be straight guys. Kind of within that online category is an app called Grindr, which honest to God practically every openly gay male uses. It sorts by distance and is for gay guys only.
Apart from online, then it goes to gay "scenes". That can be a gay bar, club, hockey league, a LGBT group, anything.
And then finally, there's just honesty. If there was a guy that I was really unsure of if he was gay, I'd make sure he knew that I was and then gauge whether or not he was from that. If we were getting "close" and I told him I was gay and he didn't say "Oh me too", that's enough of a clue for me to assume not and just focus on that person as a friend.
Thanks for tuning in to this episode of "Ha Gheyyyyyyy!", with your host Manked the Majestic.
GreatStateofHockey
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Quick question, plans fell through with someone I was going to see the game with, but still itching to see a hockey game, and will possibly be heading up tomorrow night. What's the best section for atmosphere as someone going alone, as well as a good Sens bar for before the game. Thanks!
YouGotAStuGoing
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Can't help much RE: section -- it's almost always just luck of the draw. 319 is pretty consistently good, though.
As far as a pre-game bar goes, The Senate is fantastic. Good game-day deals, friendly and engaged crowd, and I'm pretty sure they have a shuttle going to CT Centre. Try the Turducken sandwich, it's tasty.
McManked
Ooh to be a Gooner
Go someplace in Kanata before the game so your close.
The 3 Brewers just opened up in Centrum and I love it there. It's quite the place. Then make your way over to the SBP. I'd try and find tickets anywhere in the mid 300s. It's where the loudest fans are, and it still offers a good sightline.
The lower you go, the quieter you go.
EDIT: Yes, the Senate offers a $5 shuttle to the games. It's fantastic, absolutely love it there.
The 3 Brewers just opened up in Centrum and I love it there. It's quite the place. Then make your way over to the SBP. I'd try and find tickets anywhere in the mid 300s. It's where the loudest fans are, and it still offers a good sightline.
The lower you go, the quieter you go.
EDIT: Yes, the Senate offers a $5 shuttle to the games. It's fantastic, absolutely love it there.
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GreatStateofHockey
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Thanks guys, I think I'll choose the Senate just because I plan on drinking and will probably stay downtown, and the ride makes it very convenient. Looking forward to a Sen's win and a fun night.
Iconoclast
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There's a word for those kinds of people: boring.
Also someone explain to baffled Iconoclast over here how anyone finds One Direction to be attractive in any way, shape or form.
They're like the most un-masculine guys ever.
MainDotC
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Probably just as difficult as hitting on chicks at work. You never know when they're going to pop the ol' "oh I'm meeting my boyfriend later" remark. The way they just slip it in there like it's all part of the show.
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