[reply][reply][reply]I had a blind date with a “cute” girl that turned out to be only cute to her mom. It was at a girls dorm and after about 10 minutes I said I had to “go to the bathroom” so that I could leave. She said that guys had to be escorted to the bathroom in the dorm and that she had to guard the door. Made sense I guess since it was a girls dorm. But, of course, that messed up my plan. Luckily, there was a window that I could open in the bathroom and luckily it was on the first floor. I wondered how long that “cute” girl guarded the door before she checked on me. That’s what she gets for lying.
She sort of got me back by having her friend call me at 3AM telling me it was campus police and that they needed to talk to me. I didn’t really buy it though, so I called back to campus police to see if they needed anything from me and they said no. I didn’t have caller ID at the time to know who was calling.
This sounds like a sub plot of an 80s teen sex comedy…[/reply]
Man
Also sounds like some chickenshit shit…[/reply]
Definitely. I never said I was proud. :)[/reply]
I’ve done worse. So, since we’re talking about acting less than chivalrous . . . .
A night of drinking and shooting pool with my homie ended up with this other friendly fellow hanging out with us. He ended up coming back to my apartment with us so we could keep on partying.
Well, he ended up being a little TOO friendly and tried to get frisky with me. I was drunk and NOT in the mood to be sexed up by some gay dude, as flattering as that might typically be, so I reciprocated by shouting at him and telling him he needed to get the eff out before I beat him to death. My buddy was kind of apologetic like, “Sorry, Man”, but he told the guy straight up that there was really nothing that could be done when I snap like that. So he left.
The next day when I woke up I found the dude’s backpack of stuff in my apartment, along with some keys, both of which had obviously been forgotten during the chaos.
So I did what any respectful 20-something jackass would do . . . . tossed them in the dumpster.
That was probably not the best move (I suppose I could have just left them outside my door for a day or two in case he came by) especially considering he knew where I lived and could easily set my place on fire or murder me.
I think he must have been properly terrified, though, as I never saw or heard from him again.