Is negging still a thing?
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By notafatlump - 02/02/2011 05:07
well, did you?
seems like a logical conclusion.
I think it's best not to worry what an intoxicated and homeless person has to say, and I would avoid conversations with the homeless who are intoxicated if I were you.
he just wanted someone to talk to. no big deal.
I don't think talking to the homeless in general is dangerous, but intoxicated can ( like anyone ) be dangerous. Most homeless are irrational already due to mental illness and drugs. You just always have to be careful and avoid dangerous situations
Is it ok to talk to drunk bums again? Maybe we can give hitch-hiking another try and letting kids go outside to play.
Was he referring to the cheeks on your face or the cheeks on your ass?
This is one of those times when FML needs a "so what?" button...
That's okay, my GF's cheeks usually look puffy when she has nuts in her mouth.
He's asking the REAL questions here!
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I think it's best not to worry what an intoxicated and homeless person has to say, and I would avoid conversations with the homeless who are intoxicated if I were you.
seems like a logical conclusion.