Jenny lusted after one of the popular guys at her high school for months before he finally asked her out. "I spent hours getting ready for our date," she admits. But their love was not to be. "He picked me up and drove straight to a McDonald's and walked to the counter and ordered his food, without bothering to ask if I wanted anything." Strike one.
"Then he sat down and started eating without even waiting for me," she says. Strike two.
After he finished scarfing down food, he drove Jenny home. "When he realized that my parents weren't at home, he actually asked me if he could come in for a quickie! I was stunned! I told him exactly what I thought of him and then I told the rest of the school. It was a long time before he got another date." Strike three and you're O-U-T.
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Monday 28 December
By lc
Reminds me of a "joke " that happened on my wedding day. My fiance and his attendants, all dressed in tuxes, drove through McDonalds, in a limo, on our wedding day. I'm no sure how many laughs they got, but I sure wasn't laughing when they showed up 45 minutes late for the preceremony photos.
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Thursday 31 December
By Diane
When I was in Eight Grade, I had this huge crush on this popular guy. Back then (and through all of high school, really), I was not one of the popular kids that most guys want to date.
Anyway, I was incredibly shy, and it took me MONTHS to work up the courage to ask him out. When I did, he told me that he wouldn't date me because I would "ruin his reputation."
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