...REAL 99 FACTS ABOUT GUYS THAT GIRLS DON'T KNOW!. SO GIRLS PLEASE READ THIS ** HERE'S 99 FACTS ABOUT GUYS 1. Guys don’t actually look after good-looking girls. They prefer neat and presentable girls. 2. Guys hate flirts. 3. A guy can like you for a minute, and then forget you afterwards. / 4. When a guy says he doesn’t understand you, it simply means you’re not thinking the way he is. / 5. “Are you doing something?” or “Have you eaten already?” are the first usual questions a guy asks on the phone just to get out from stammering. 6. Guys may be flirting around all day but before they go to sleep, they always think about the girl they truly care about. 7. When a guy really likes you, he’ll disregard all your bad characteristics. 8. Guys go crazy over a girl’s smile. / 9. Guys will do anything just to get the girl’s attention. 10. Guys hate it when you talk about your ex-boyfriend. 11. When guys want to meet your parents. Let them. 12. Guys want to tell you many things but they can’t. And they sure have one habit to gain courage and spirit to tell you many things and it is drinking! / 13. Guys cry!!! 14. Don’t provoke the guy to heat up. Believe me. He will. / 15. Guys can never dream and hope too much. 16. Guys usually try hard to get the girl who has dumped them, and this makes it harder for them to accept their defeat. 17. When you touch a guy’s heart, there’s no turning back. 18. Giving a guy a hanging message like “You know what? Uh…never mind!” would make him...
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...Al Shamsi 44166 Informative Speech Wanted: Prince Charming “The warm bronze sand feels like silk falling through my fingers. The sunset is so beautiful; the orange red sky looks make believe. The water is hitting the rocks so hard, yet the sound is so peaceful. As a breeze blows against me, my hair brushes along my shoulder causing me to shiver. He notices my goose bumps, he moves closer. I feel the thumps of his heartbeat against my back. He moves closer, so close I can actually feel his warm breath against me. I do not think there could be any better feeling. I am wrong. He comes closer; close enough I can hear him breathing in my ear. My mind is in a different world… I can’t hear the water anymore, I am now holding my breath, anticipating. And now, finally he whispers into my ear three magical words.” So, you must be thinking, how can a girl like me feel that? Its simple, I will give you the guideline on how to win your Prince, correct me if I am wrong gentlemen, so listen up Cinderella! Today I’ll be talking about the three factors that every woman should keep in mind when trying to win a guy, which is the external factor, the internal factor, and last but not least, her attitude. According to Crystal Mazzuca, its very easy to get any mans attention by the way you dress, especially since guys are visual. Therefore, dress to impress. Revealing clothes will get you attention, but will it get you the right kind of attention? A girl loves to feel that are all eyes are...
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...was this time I went out on a blind date. OK, not totally blind, because I'd met this guy on the Internet, and had sort of seen pictures. I thought it was a bit weird that when we were corresponding the guy kept on asking how tall I was, making a real big deal out of it. In one email he said he even got out a measuring tape to convert (I only knew in cm's and he only knew in feet). Well my question was answered when I arrived (a bit late) at the fancy restaurant he had booked for us - he was tiny. OK, not that I have a problem with short guys, but I'm short for a woman, and he wasn't much taller. That and the fact that the guy was old enough to be my grandfather - early 60's at least - I was in my early 20's. In emails prior to meeting up he'd said he was older, but didn't give out any specifics. I quite like older men, so it wasn't really something on the forefront of my mind, and I just assumed he'd be in the age category I had specified in my profile criteria. Well, let me just say this, there's older men and then there's just old. And this also has a lot to do with how much a guy looks after himself, his dress sense, his outlook on life etc. Well my question was answered when I arrived (a bit late) at the fancy restaurant he had booked for us - he was tiny. OK, not that I have a problem with short guys, but I'm short for a woman, and he wasn't much taller. That and the fact that the guy was old enough to be my grandfather - early 60's at least - I was in my early 20's. In...
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...I went to my first class. And guess what? The teacher was boring me to death. I wished this semester was over because of her. I sighed. Then someone from behind me tapped my shoulders. “Yes?” I said as I turned to look at the person. Oh, a girl. “Sighing on the first day? That’s not good.” Then she smiled. Okay. That was weird. I was like ‘are we close or something?’, though I didn’t tell her that straight to her face. I just laughed. I’m not good with talking to girls, especially those who are prettier or cuter than me, even though I’m a girl too. I get intimidated by them. I’m the kind of girl that’s more comfortable with guys. “Is there someone sitting beside you? Is it okay if I sit there?” “It’s okay, I don’t mind” “Thank you!” and then she sat. We didn’t talk the whole time after she sat beside me. Maybe she doesn’t like me. I didn’t want to talk to her anyway. She seemed like a bitch. I sighed again, and then the teacher dismissed us. I was in a hurry to get out of that room but someone tapped my shoulders, again. And it was her, again. “What’s your next class?” she asked. “Its Business Communication, but I still have a 2-hour break before it starts. What about you?” “That’s my next class too; I think we have the same schedule. Mind if I look at your schedule?” “Sure.” Then I gave it to her. After a few scans, she gave it back to me. “You want to hang for a while? I’m kind of new here so I don’t know anyone. We have the same schedule anyway. Or am I bothering...
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...people think of you? I think that other thought of me as a douche as well as a comedian. Since I can make them laugh and make them laugh again with dirty jokes. Also, other people think of me as annoying and loud because they look at me as a nuisance since I'm too noisy sometimes. Many people think of me as a jolly and kind guy, probably. I do things I have to do and have my own rule to myself. The funny guy in me is what people usually see. They laugh at my jokes and they appreciate it. Some people think I'm scary because I don't look good and probably I look bad on their eyes. Although I don't care about that. I'm not the kind of guy who can be easily handle since I do weird and dumb things with my friends. They think of me as a tall guy obviously. I'm about 6 ft. as of now. Most people think of me as a shallow one because that's what I show to them. A few of who knows me the deepness of my thoughts. Although I don't really show the deep side because it's deep and probably complicated. Some people wonder about my identity such as my nickname because it's kind of catchy and I won't and I'll never tell anyone the meaning of it. I'm a caring person and I know people can see that because most of the times I help them. Sometimes people think I'm a bad guy. My image on other people is a bit jumbled because I chose people and what part of me suits them. But overall, people think of me as a funny and friendly man. 2. What do you really think of yourself? I think of myself as a...
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...how important it was to get my texting game down and handled.The reality of beautiful women When a guy first sees a girl, before speaking to her he is definitely attracted to the way she looks. The thing is, what is attractive to him can also be attractive to other guys, so some girls tend to get hit on A LOT. Think of the girl who gets “cat-called” when she walks down the street, or awkwardly started at by unconfident guys in a bar who are too scared to start up a conversation. Let’s say these types of interactions happen to her at least seven times a week (though it could...
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...about this guy that tries to pick up a girl for the night. The poem does not tell about the setting I assumed that it is in a bar, because of the way he talked to her and that is where most guys go to pick women for the evening. The readers are seeing everything in the poem through the eyes of the guy, by doing this Marvell lets his readers have a look into his mind and what he is thinking. This helps to bring the reader into the poem. It allows them to get into his mind as the poem goes along. They begin to see the guy develop his words more and more until eventually by the third stanza he is pretty desperate. In the first stanza Marvell sets the tone, we see the guy begin to make a move on the women. He tell the mistress all these sweet lines about how he could spend eternity with her. For instance, he says on line 11, "My vegetable love should grow vaster than empires, and more slow...,” In these two lines he is trying to tell her how his love will grow deeper every time he will see her and how he will love her until the end of time. A few lines later he continues to talk about his everlasting love. He begins to divide his love up between her body parts. He promises to her that he will dedicate a hundred years to her eyes. Then he tells her that he would dedicate two hundred to each breasts. Here you begin to see how his mind begins to shift toward sex. He begins to shift his thoughts from her eyes to her body. He is very nonchalant about it. The guy is only out...
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...From my opinion , It depends. There are a lot of reasons for war. It depends on why the war is being fought, who is fighting the war, and how the war is being fought. These are three big reason's that come to mind when I think about war and peace. Let's look at the first issue of war and that is why the war is being fought. There are many reasons for war. War is normally started by conflicting Idea's. If you look at the two major wars in American history, the Revolutionary and Civil war, you will see that they both were started because of conflicting idea's. Let's first look at the Revolutionary war which brought Independence to America. The reason it was fought was not for this reason only, but one of the major reason's was the colonies didn't want to be taxed without representation, which conflicted with the idea's of the British Empire. Did this war bring peace? Well it depends on which side of the war you were on. If you were on the colonies side then yes the Revolutionary war brought independence and more peace than there was before the war except for the lose of lives, which is always a factor of war. If you were on the British Empire side then no the war did not bring peace. The war was lost along with the 13 colonies and lives were lost. Now lets look at the Civil war. Another war that was fought over conflicting idea's. The North wanted to end slavery which conflicted with the South idea of wanting to keep slavery. After the war was fought slavery was ended...
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...GUYS VS. MEN DAVE BARRY Dave Barry (b. 1947) is a syndicated columnist for the Miami Herald, where he won a Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1988. He is the author of twenty-three humor books, including Dave Barry's Complete Guide to Guys (1995), the introduction of which is included here. Despite its title, "Guys vs. Men" is not a comparative study of these two basic types of males. Men and manhood have been written about far too much already, says Barry. But guys and guyhood are neglected topics, and even though he "can't define exactly what it means to be a guy," Barry's essay lays out "certain guy characteristics" that distinguish his quarry from other warm-blooded animals in the field. ______________________________________________________________________________ This is a book about guys. It's not a book about men. There are already way too many books about men, and most of them are way too serious. Men itself is a serious word, not to mention manhood and manly. Such words make being male sound like a very important activity, as opposed to what it primarily consists of, namely, possessing a set of minor and frequently unreliable organs. But men tend to attach great significance to Manhood. This results in certain characteristically masculine, by which I mean stupid, behavioral patterns that can produce unfortunate results such as violent crime, war, spitting, and ice hockey. These things have given males a bad name. And the "Men's Movement," which is...
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...Guide to Guys (1995), the introduction of which is included here. Despite its title, "Guys vs. Men" is not a comparative study of these two basic types of males. Men and manhood have been written about far too much already, says Barry. But guys and guyhood are neglected topics, and even though he "can't define exactly what it means to be a guy," Barry's essay lays out "certain guy characteristics" that distinguish his quarry from other warm-blooded animals in the field. This is a book about guys. It's not a book about men. There are already way too many books about men, and most of them are way too serious. Men itself is a serious word, not to mention manhood and manly. Such words make being male sound like a very important activity, as opposed to what it primarily consists of, namely, possessing a set of minor and frequently unreliable organs. But men tend to attach great significance to Manhood. This results in certain characteristically masculine, by which I mean stupid, behavioral patterns that can produce unfortunate results such as violent crime, war, spitting, and ice hockey. These things have given males a bad name. And the "Men's Movement," which is supposed to bring out the more positive aspects of Manliness, seems to be densely populated with loons and goobers. So I'm saying that there's another way to look at males: not as aggressive macho dominators; not as sensitive, liberated, hugging drummers; but as guys. And what, exactly, do I mean by "guys"? I don't...
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...should. Student is also very high on my list of elements because I like to take pride in my schoolwork, even though sometimes I can get lazy. I also have friendly as an element of myself concept, I don’t have a lot of friends but the circle of friends I do have we are very close almost like brothers. I’m a happy guy; I always look to have a good time and not be negative during the day no matter what happens. I like to try and live a healthy lifestyle that doesn’t always mean I’m a gym rat or all I eat is salad more like I don’t smoke, drink or do drugs. I wrote down loving and caring because I’m a guy with a big heart. I really believe I’m an intelligent person to my core I know knowledge about things that no one could think of, does that make me a genius of course not. I have religious as element; I went to 12 years of catholic school I’m very faithful to my religion and attend church every Sunday morning. Talent is something that everyone has so of course I included that as an element talent can come from anywhere u may even think you don’t have one but you really do. I have been socially accepted which is obvious I believe everyone who is in the right state of mind should be accepted. I think I’m a fast learner I pick up on things very quickly and can adjust to different learning styles. I of course have high-self-esteem I’m not a shy person I won’t be put down by a person my self-esteem is too...
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...not called to douse the fire; they were called to start them. Guy Montag was a fireman; he loved the sense of burning fires and the smell of kerosene, until the day he met a girl named Clarisse McClellan. Montag’s eyes were opened, he began to think and feel. The world around him changed and his opinion about books had changed. After meeting Clarisse, Guy Montag began to question things in ways he's never done before. Guy becomes determined to question things, gain more knowledge, and find a greater significance in his life. He realized that books were not all evil and he joined the band of book "hobos" in the hope to spread knowledge and get people aware that books aren't bad. In the beginning, Montag is a mindless servant who simply went about his business as a fireman and did as he was told. He did not question his role in his marriage or as a fireman and he does not even second-guess his own thoughts. Guy states that, "it was a pleasure to burn"; he wanted to "shove a marshmallow on a stick" in front of the burning house, and went to bed with a "fiery smile still gripped by his face muscles." Montag begins to change after he meets Clarisse McClellan. She is the one who gets Montag to begin...
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...mental attachment is referred to as a "bond." Which the two main characters named Lissa being a Moroi and Rose being a Dhampires. Lissa and Rose having this bond , where Rose can see inside her mind with not being close to her at all, Rose can also feel what she feels , it's not always a good thing , because Lissa has a boyfriend . We all know what happens when a girl and a boy live together , Rose can not control when to go inside her head. Throughout the book she learns how to control her mind , to use that “bond” . More in depth , in the story , they well go in battle and fight to be together ....
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...never puts her in a good light, such as this quote, “‘I seen ‘em poison before, but I never seen no piece of jailbait worse than her. You leave her be.’”(Steinbeck 32) After meeting Curley’s wife, George knows right away that she is trouble, especially for Lennie, since all he notices is how beautiful she is. Even though George tells Lennie to stay away from her, it does not help in the end when Lennie accidentally kills Curley’s wife. She becomes a real pain for the men and is described in this quote(is this ok?), “Her presence is planned and provocative, and she enjoys flirting with the men when Curley is absent.” (Bloom 15) Curley’s wife is seen as possession to Curley and so she is always trying to get away from him and hangs out with the guys to avoid being with Curley or stuck in their house. By the end of the book, Curley’s wife finally confesses how depressed she is about her life and how she wished it turned out better,“‘I get lonely,’ she said. ‘You can talk to people, but I can’t talk to nobody but Curley. Else he gets mad… I don’t like Curley. He ain’t a nice fella.’” This quote shows how controlling Curley is and that he doesn’t allow her to actually live a good life. She is also never allowed to tell her feelings to anyone until Lennie came, because she doesn’t have any family or friends...
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...with her this evening. 9:18 a.m. – Turn on TV. Become engrossed in episode of Judge Mathis. 10:12 a.m. – Decide I must get up. Strip off tee shirt and panties and throw them on the floor. 10:13 a.m. – Change television channel. Become engrossed in episode of Tony Danza while au natural. 10:24 a.m. – Motel maid bursts through door without knocking catching me in all my glory. She apologizes profusely in Spanish and exits. 10:25 a.m. – Decide to get in shower. Scream as cold water hits me. Water warms up. Ahhhhhhh, Heaven. 10:48 a.m. – Get dressed and head to café around the corner for coffee and a sweet roll. 11:56 a.m. – Back at motel. Sit down and turn TV back on. Oooo, “Hunter” is on. 12:01 p.m. - Get on computer to look for job. Sign up for “My Space” instead. 4:23 p.m. – Wake up to sound of cell phone playing theme from The Flintstones. Candy is calling to confirm plans for the evening. 4:26 p.m. – Cocktail hour! 4:26 ½ p.m. - Realize, as I try to shake the cobwebs from my brain, that I haven’t consumed anything except 3 cups of coffee and a cinnamon roll earlier this morning. Perhaps I should wait until later to have that Gin & Tonic. 4:28 p.m. - It is technically later. Pour Gin & Tonic into a somewhat clean coffee mug. Then pour Gin & Tonic into me. Ahhhhhh, Heaven. 4:31 p.m. – First Gin & Tonic was so good assume a second one would be...
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