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  1. Originally posted by iTim:[..]

    Sorry, but I don't think we'll see a Rattle and Hum reissue. I'd love one as much as you, but I can't see it.

    I know... I'm just hoping for it.
  2. Even though it was hugely successful... I wouldn't be surprised if the CD was reissued. I could see that happening. Wouldn't be at all surprised if it was in 2013!
  3. Anyone know a good price for a good backpack? The 20 dollar one my grandmother got me when I started college is tearing already, and I want to go all or nothing on the replacement. I was hoping 40-60 bucks but i might go higher.
  4. Back too my love life: I've realized that I want to tell her she has pretty eyes. Whats a good way to do it without sounding creepy or cheesy?
  5. Originally posted by wtshnnfb01:Back too my love life: I've realized that I want to tell her she has pretty eyes. Whats a good way to do it without sounding creepy or cheesy?

    There's NO WAY in the world that you can tell a girl she's got wonderful eyes without sounding cheesy or, most probably, really creepy. Anyway, being natural is the way to go in this ocassions, so just tell her. Like this "You know something? I've lately realized that you've got a pair of sweet, wonderful eyes. Just wanted to tell you". She will be incredibly ashamed and probably will go red and stop talking to you for some hours/days/weeks, but she will love it (inwardly) anyways.
  6. Well than, whats the best way to sound more cheesy than creepy? I'm known for doing cheesy things sometimes. Shes aware of this fact, and I think she likes it about me. Depending on how I handle it, I think I could make it work.

    Common consensus I've found is its best to say it in a conversation about something else. During a pause look in her eyes, and say it in a way that is sincere but humorous.
  7. Yeah, by all means AVOID sounding creepy or your chances will go down on the toilet. Bringing it up in a normal conversation is actually what I suggested, that's the way to do it I think. Anyway, be ready to get pretty shy yourself, and she to blush and maybe go away Whatcha think Tim?
  8. Shes opened up to me recently. Nothing important, but the kind of stuff you dont tell a random guy. I want to open up to her, but I have a pretty guarded personality. I figure this could help with that.
  9. Originally posted by wtshnnfb01:Shes opened up to me recently. Nothing important, but the kind of stuff you dont tell a random guy. I want to open up to her, but I have a pretty guarded personality. I figure this could help with that.

    I first read "I want to open her up" and laughed hard xD Yeah, that's always nice. Getting slightly closer, becoming good collegues, then becoming good friends. Then try to open her up haha
  10. I realized after I made that post that someone was going too take it that way. Like I posted previously though. I'm not looking for sex. I'm looking for a meaningful long-term relationship. Sex is an afterthought for me.

    Also I had a hilarious thought: Woulnd't it be funny if I started dating her, and I found out that she overanalyzed everything I said, and asked her net friends for advice? Stranger things have happened.
  11. It's probably easier to sound cheesy than creepy. Obviously don't just walk up to her and say "Hey, you have pretty eyes". If, for some reason, it comes up in conversation, take the chance to tell her. Otherwise, I'd wait until 'a moment' arises, such as sitting over a coffee together or having a quiet chat alone, where you can look into her eyes and see how she reacts. If she says "What are you staring at?" or you make her think she has something on her face, look away and apologise. Easy to do if you're listening to what she has to say. If she's happy to just look back into your eyes, GO!

    When I was chasing a certain somebody, it took me a while to complement her appearance. If she says, as women do, "I hate my lips" (for example), that was permission to complement. Only when we were actually together did I take it upon myself to complement her without prompt. Personality is always a key ingredient anyway, talk to each other, share your lives and soon, you'll come together naturally. Be there for her, be the one person she knows she can turn to for anything.

    Anyway, the point is, don't push things unnaturally. Situations will occur where you can make small little moves that build up to the big moment.
  12. One thing I've been doing. Bring up issues from previous conversations, in current conversations. I've heard many women like this as it shows you listened to them. For instance, last Thursday she came in late, because her laptop died, and she was seeing what was wrong with it. First thing I asked her today was if she got it fixed(its down for two weeks). On that same Thursday, she recommended a book too me. When we talked later that day, I made it a point of telling her that I looked up the plot, and said it sounded intresting (she told me I could borrow it. I turned her down as I had plans for the weekend, but told her I may take her up on it in the future.)
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