At 08:29 AM 12/26/02 -0500, Kevin Tarr wrote:
At 05:52 AM 12/26/2002 -0600, you wrote:Alright, see this is what happens when you try to add just little info. (I'm joking, even if no one else is.) She's not crazy. Any family has dynamics, at least I know this family on both sides. She is nice enough unless something dramatic has happened in the last two years. If she wasn't I wouldn't consider it. (Cue the Shallow Hal references).Kevin wrote: > At 12:07 AM 12/26/2002 -0500, you wrote: > >On Wed, Dec 25, 2002 at 11:56:08PM -0500, Kevin Tarr wrote: > > > But seriously, I have some questions. I got a forceful suggestion that I > > > e-mail someone, from her aunt. Practically a command. I've seen this girl > > > twice in the last four years, and maybe spoken ten words to her. The aunt > > > wasn't offering any help, she just said, 'I'll get you her e-mail, you o > > > the rest.*snippage* > No. nononono. nada, zip, no way jose. If I even thought there'd be a > glimmer of that or if aunty would suggest she'd first make an overture, > then I would I'd have no trouble writing to her. Aunty was drunk, she > started talking about her family (laughing the whole time) and the idea > popped into her head. Nothing wrong with the girl, but aunty wants to get > her away from her sister who is holding onto the apron strings too much > (and the girl is letting it happen). Good God, no. Looks like a setup (possibly not intentional) to get involved in family dynamic issues. I'd sooner stick my hand in a bowl of scorpions that do that. Adam C. Lipscomb
I was just asking: What would be a good possible opening e-mail? Would a women consider this a fair opening move? I know not all women have the same likes and the way they want wooed, just a general yes or no if you received such an e-mail or call, and how you'd like it phrased.
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