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1/20/2015 7:49:07 AM
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I turned down an unapealing female
Her name is Crystal, she was in the same class I enrolled in to learn CAD. She's Chinese, 5'2", slightly chubby, incapable of speaking fluent English, has these rashes on her belly and a disgusting black spot on one of her toenails.
She's slow witted and doesn't seem determined to learn - whenever we're being taught, she's always make these [i]clueless noises[/i] (I would describe it like that noise donkey's make)
I received a friend request on FB from her a few months after I completed the course, she PM'd me [i]heyy :)[/i] and 'liked' almost everything I posted/shared, from that moment I knew something was up.
I had a small conversion with her and she ended up asking me if I would be interested in helping her make a project for the Sydney Film Festival, she added everyone else from that class on FB and asked if they can film as well but they turned her down, I told her [i]I doubt I'll be able to help you in time, work has been keeping me busy[/i].
She's always posting statuses and sharing pictures about love and relationships which I found nauseating.
On the day she asked me again [i]can you film?[/i], I replied [i]Nope[/i].
Soon after she made a status [i]cant believe im more invested in it then you are[/i]
I'm thinking this pleb should have taken grammar lessons instead of CAD.
Once I had enough of the shit she posted, I deleted her and haven't heard from her again ever since.
Discussion? Post about times you brushed off an incompetent female.
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Edited by Snowblaze: 1/23/2015 5:59:03 AMSome girl at my 8th grade graduation asked to dance. She'd been a complete bitch the past 3 years I'd known her and she was expecting a dance. She was 5'3(?) VERY out of shape, and had a lazy eye. I plainly told her "No", and continued with my evening. Being that it was a middle school graduation, some parents were there as supervisors. So, this girl seeks out my mom and asks to dance with me though [i]her.[/i] My mom brings her over, I look at them, then say "No", turn around and walk away. No regrets, haven't had to talk to her since, save that time I passed her in the quad and she said "Hi", which I replied with a glance and a turn of my head in the other direction (I rustled her jimmies with that).[spoiler]I wasn't too rude about it, while it may seem so my "No", was simple and I kept the confrontation short to minimize her disappointment.[/spoiler]
