21st Century Fox Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 You could ask any of the 6 people I have tied up in my basement and they'd all say I was a good person, if they knew what was good for them.
Zingari Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 i'm so good i can read a book at night just by the light from my halo.
Finnegan Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 i'm so good i can read a book at night just by the light from my halo. Sounds like you spent too long in Chernobyl researching your conspiracies.
Parafox Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 a pissed up work colleague from Wolverhampton called me a "top top geezer". so I think that answers the question I regularly get told that I'm someones best friend and they admire me and my job and they love me and they are eternally grateful and they think I'm really great and where would they be without me (and my kind)... It's usually accompanied by e stench of stale alcohol and fags though... and frequently some blood.
Zingari Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 From a female point of view, I think being 'gentlemanly' is really important. Not in a completely overt 'sucking up' kinda way, but just through thoughtful/respectful manners. that's odd , because i think women ought to be ladylike and show respect in a sucking up way
Parafox Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 I'd like to think I am, yes... Been complimented many times, I still enjoy getting 'gentleman' comments. Had that many times from girls; I do hold doors for them etc. Yeah okay and how much fanny is that getting you? Not as much as he thought it would. i'm so good i can read a book at night just by the light from my halo. I can go one better... If I bend over I can light the whole room
Mike Oxlong Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 Bad to the bone. I laugh at other people's misfortune
Voll Blau Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 See the life I've had, can make a good man bad...
Zingari Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 Not as much as he thought it would. I can go one better... If I bend over I can light the whole room not without a match or other type of naked flame though
jonthefox Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 I'd say yes, but i suppose its not for me to say.
whoareyaaa Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 If you treat people like they treat you then there shouldn't really be a problem. Of course you can say the wrong things but thats just life.
Guest Bilo Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 I'm a reasonably decent bloke, but have bouts of passive aggression and sarcasm that mean I'm not the pushover I was years ago. I'm fundamentally decent though, polite and empathetic towards the people I give a shit about and a bit of a twat to anybody who pisses me or my friends/family off.
Rincewind Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 I don't go out my way to be good but I try my best to respect and have empathy for others. If I was religious I hope I would get the nod from St Peter at the pearly Gates. edited
Captain... Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 Had similar thoughts around the break up of my last relationship, it's tough and you do and say things that you don't necessarily mean, and sometimes you say things that you think will make her feel better, that you think is a little white lie but that makes things worse. Then when you are honest with her you know you will hurt her, but sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind, other times you end up releasing all this pent up frustration and say something you don't mean. I wouldn't beat yourself up over it, break ups suck, especially when you are living together, or god forbid have kids, and raking over them is only going to keep the pain fresh, all you can do is learn from it and not make the same mistakes in your next relationship.
Alf Bentley Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 I don't go out my way to be good but I try my best to respect and have empathy for others. If I was religious I hope I would get the not from St Peter at the pearly Gates. Is that a typo where you've written "not", Mr. Rince? I expect you meant that you'd get "not him!"......er, er, I mean "the nod"!
Bettsj2 Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 I'm an arsehole. Didnt used to be, in fact, I ised to be a really decent guy. I can see it happening as time goes on i'm becoming more and more unpleasent.
Captain... Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 I'm an arsehole. Didnt used to be, in fact, I ised to be a really decent guy. I can see it happening as time goes on i'm becoming more and more unpleasent. Did that correspond with joining foxes talk? Are you suffering from knee jerk reactions, and will argue anything with anyone, do you find yourself labelling everyone you meet as a happy clapper/bummer/WUM/hater, serisouly losing faith in the human race? I think you may be suffering from Foxestalkitis. (Or just growing old and into a grumpy git.)
FoxesAreBlue Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 I try to be fair and nice to everyone, even then every one get one chance too. Fvck that up and I can become the Mayor of Cvnttington.
foxfanazer Posted 9 December 2013 Author Posted 9 December 2013 Had similar thoughts around the break up of my last relationship, it's tough and you do and say things that you don't necessarily mean, and sometimes you say things that you think will make her feel better, that you think is a little white lie but that makes things worse. Then when you are honest with her you know you will hurt her, but sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind, other times you end up releasing all this pent up frustration and say something you don't mean. I wouldn't beat yourself up over it, break ups suck, especially when you are living together, or god forbid have kids, and raking over them is only going to keep the pain fresh, all you can do is learn from it and not make the same mistakes in your next relationship. Thanks for that
Samilktray Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 Yeah okay and how much fanny is that getting you? I am amused
Rincewind Posted 9 December 2013 Posted 9 December 2013 Is that a typo where you've written "not", Mr. Rince? I expect you meant that you'd get "not him!"......er, er, I mean "the nod"! yes its nod not not
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