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Blue_Inigo 08/22/21 10:25:43 PM #1:	Proceeded to open the door next to me. Why do I even bother --- "This is your last dance." <cite>Blue_Inigo posted [p:957346618] in Held a doo... [t:79627065]...</cite> <quote>Proceeded to open the door next to me. Why do I even bother </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
No_U_L7 08/22/21 10:27:32 PM #2:	He thought it was a trap --- https://imgur.com/QPgN9 <cite>No_U_L7 posted [p:957346681] in Held a doo... [t:79627065]...</cite> <quote>He thought it was a trap</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Another_Voice 08/22/21 10:27:34 PM #3:	Did he ask you to open the door for him? That's not a request. He said "Open the door!" which is a request. And we, as people, also say "Can you help me?" which is also a request. If we say, "Thank you", then we are being a good friend. Not the people we say "thank you" to. The person who opened the door for me was not being a "good friend", because he opened the door for me, and that is being a good friend. Keep in mind, this person did not ask me to open the door for him. When he said "Can you help me?" he was not saying "Can you open the door for me?" He was not saying "Open the door for me?" Dude, I think we are all pretty much agreeing with your conclusion that it is more of a request than a statement. There is a difference between a request and a statement, okay? <cite>Another_Voice posted [p:957346682] in Held a doo... [t:79627065]...</cite> <quote>Did he ask you to open the door for him? That's not a request. He said "Open the door!" which is a request. And we, as people, also say "Can you help me?" which is also a request. If we say, "Thank you", then we are being a good friend. Not the people we say "thank you" to. The person who opened the door for me was not being a "good friend", because he opened the door for me, and that is being a good friend. Keep in mind, this person did not ask me to open the door for him. When he said "Can you help me?" he was not saying "Can you open the door for me?" He was not saying "Open the door for me?" Dude, I think we are all pretty much agreeing with your conclusion that it is more of a request than a statement. There is a difference between a request and a statement, okay? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lokison 08/22/21 10:32:31 PM #4:	I've done it. Were you standing behind the door, or were you like, still in the way? --- Word from the wise: Don't run in the shower. <cite>Lokison posted [p:957346831] in Held a doo... [t:79627065]...</cite> <quote>I've done it. Were you standing behind the door, or were you like, still in the way? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YoungMan 08/22/21 10:33:16 PM #5:	He didn't want to owe you sex --- It's amazing how adding a single word can improve things: gamefaqs.GAMESPOT.com - PRESIDENT Trump <cite>YoungMan posted [p:957346848] in Held a doo... [t:79627065]...</cite> <quote>He didn't want to owe you sex </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
David1988 08/22/21 10:33:56 PM #6:	He just wanted to show you he could do it too --- "Let's be honest...I'm everybody's type. I just gotta highlight the parts that appeal to her the most" - No_U_L7 <cite>David1988 posted [p:957346865] in Held a doo... [t:79627065]...</cite> <quote>He just wanted to show you he could do it too </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
R1masher 08/22/21 10:36:41 PM #7:	People that open doors around here want money --- R1R1R1R1R1R1 <cite>R1masher posted [p:957346948] in Held a doo... [t:79627065]...</cite> <quote>People that open doors around here want money </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Blue_Inigo 08/23/21 12:11:40 AM #8:	Another_Voice posted... Did he ask you to open the door for him? That's not a request. He said "Open the door!" which is a request. And we, as people, also say "Can you help me?" which is also a request. If we say, "Thank you", then we are being a good friend. Not the people we say "thank you" to. The person who opened the door for me was not being a "good friend", because he opened the door for me, and that is being a good friend. Keep in mind, this person did not ask me to open the door for him. When he said "Can you help me?" he was not saying "Can you open the door for me?" He was not saying "Open the door for me?" Dude, I think we are all pretty much agreeing with your conclusion that it is more of a request than a statement. There is a difference between a request and a statement, okay? --- "This is your last dance." <cite>Blue_Inigo posted [p:957349187] in Held a doo... [t:79627065]...</cite> <quote>Another_Voice posted... </cite> <quote>Did he ask you to open the door for him? That's not a request. He said "Open the door!" which is a request. And we, as people, also say "Can you help me?" which is also a request. If we say, "Thank you", then we are being a good friend. Not the people we say "thank you" to. The person who opened the door for me was not being a "good friend", because he opened the door for me, and that is being a good friend. Keep in mind, this person did not ask me to open the door for him. When he said "Can you help me?" he was not saying "Can you open the door for me?" He was not saying "Open the door for me?" Dude, I think we are all pretty much agreeing with your conclusion that it is more of a request than a statement. There is a difference between a request and a statement, okay?</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Wii_Shaker 08/23/21 12:25:49 AM #9:	YoungMan posted... He didn't want to owe you sex M'lady. --- "He busted in, blessed be the Lord Who believe any mess they read up on a message board" -MF DOOM 1970-2020 (G.O.A.T.) <cite>Wii_Shaker posted [p:957349468] in Held a doo... [t:79627065]...</cite> <quote>YoungMan posted... </cite> <quote>He didn't want to owe you sex</quote>M'lady. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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