soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
#21
10-18-2006, 02:24 AM
RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
A sister in law's half sister is totally fair game. It is no where close to a real family relation. There's no blood line there. Your kids won't start to look like members of the Brit royal family or anything.
The problem is that #1 - she is dating someone else, so she has not really made herself available to you and #2 - she is dating a friend of yours. That's the relation you have to worry about.
The problem is that #1 - she is dating someone else, so she has not really made herself available to you and #2 - she is dating a friend of yours. That's the relation you have to worry about.
#22
10-18-2006, 02:28 AM
RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
yaeh just play your cards good becasue shes could be involved in your life for as long as you live. things can get weird if something goes wrong ya know.
#23
10-18-2006, 02:29 AM
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RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
ORIGINAL: sneakerpro
unfortunately she is..
unfortunately she is..
#24
10-18-2006, 02:34 AM
RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
these are wise words Jazz, you should follow this man
ORIGINAL: AWDaholic
No. She's not. You're, what, 18? 19? You have NO IDEA how much PU$$Y will pass your way, over the next 5-10 years. More that you can imagine, even for a dickweed 'burg like Homer. The number of real, true friends you'll have, in your LIFETIME is pretty much limited to the fingers you have, or less. DFIU. She AIN'T worth it. Not even if it was gold-plated and flowed liquid sunshine.
ORIGINAL: sneakerpro
unfortunately she is..
unfortunately she is..
#25
10-18-2006, 02:36 AM
RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
ORIGINAL: AWDaholic
No. She's not. You're, what, 18? 19? You have NO IDEA how much PU$$Y will pass your way, over the next 5-10 years. More that you can imagine, even for a dickweed 'burg like Homer. The number of real, true friends you'll have, in your LIFETIME is pretty much limited to the fingers you have, or less. DFIU. She AIN'T worth it. Not even if it was gold-plated and flowed liquid sunshine.
No. She's not. You're, what, 18? 19? You have NO IDEA how much PU$$Y will pass your way, over the next 5-10 years. More that you can imagine, even for a dickweed 'burg like Homer. The number of real, true friends you'll have, in your LIFETIME is pretty much limited to the fingers you have, or less. DFIU. She AIN'T worth it. Not even if it was gold-plated and flowed liquid sunshine.
lol anyway, wize WORDZ!@
#26
10-18-2006, 02:38 AM
RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
what jazz says is true, your young and u got alot of life to experiance ahead of yourself, and when i say life i mean gurls
#27
10-18-2006, 02:42 AM
RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
ORIGINAL: AWDaholic
Not even if it was gold-plated and flowed liquid sunshine.
Not even if it was gold-plated and flowed liquid sunshine.
that was hilarious
and ya i agree with jazz
#29
10-18-2006, 03:35 AM
RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
ORIGINAL: pturbo
A sister in law's half sister is totally fair game. It is no where close to a real family relation. There's no blood line there. Your kids won't start to look like members of the Brit royal family or anything.
The problem is that #1 - she is dating someone else, so she has not really made herself available to you and #2 - she is dating a friend of yours. That's the relation you have to worry about.
A sister in law's half sister is totally fair game. It is no where close to a real family relation. There's no blood line there. Your kids won't start to look like members of the Brit royal family or anything.
The problem is that #1 - she is dating someone else, so she has not really made herself available to you and #2 - she is dating a friend of yours. That's the relation you have to worry about.
yes yes yes...
I agree. . no matter if shes your bro's fiance's half sister... its the fact shes dating ur buddy & then
it slips out that shes secretly feelin' you?
I'd let it be & just start fishing somewhere else...
my humble opinion
#30
10-18-2006, 04:44 AM
RE: soon-to-be sister in-law's half-sister?
I'd let it be & just start fishing somewhere else...