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#20, #2 wasn't saying switch the words smart ass. he was saying you don't use stench to describe something in a loving way
aha damn, that's a word I usually only reserve for my exes after I dump them, or to joke around with my g/f so I can comfort her later and get make-up sex....... why the hell would you think that would actually make her happy? hahahaha just tell her what you meant to say, and she should be OK with it. be like, i meant to say you smelled really good, but i was so busy being mezmerized by your eyes that it came out wrong! she should understand. lol and for the record, he's not a d**chebag, just a typical guy like the rest of us. we do some stupid sh*t, cant lie
#28, i totally agree with you... he is not a d-bag. i am curious to know what the girlfriend said to that, and if she took it to seriously then that is dumb. she should know that he meant it to be nice.
My sympathies and any excuses you might have aside, you really messed that one up.
first of all...baby???? i'm sorry, i hate it when guys call me pet names. but honestly, if a guy would have said that to me, i probably would have just laughed really hard and said WHAAATTT?? are you kidding??? in which case you say... yes. yes i was.
jeeze, quit calling the guy a douchebag, he just messed up a word. How does that make him a douchebag?
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Us guys can never catch a break huh?
So I take it English isn't your first language? Why would anyone use the word "stench"? to "lovingly" describe someone?