Reading Alexis's journal

Today i was talking to my brother as he played chess on the internet. He was talking to some guy from saudi arabia, i think, and once my brother told him that i pulled him away from the computer, this guy had tons of questions about me. If i was pretty, how tall i am, my color hair, if i'm skinny, if i'm a virgin, and what my bra size is. Why must people ask those stupid questions? To stop him from continuing to ask my borther those questions we lied and told him i have a boyfreind. The arabian guy than asked how my brother knew that my 'boyfriend' and i hadn't had sex!! If someone could explain the pupose behind these questions i would greatly appreciate it. Or is there no explination, and you shouldn't do it? I would've slapped any guy that i know for asking me my bra size. What makes it ok on the internet, but not in normal everyday etiquette?

Good friends'll bail you out of jail.Best friends'll be sittin with you sayin;'Damn, we f*cked up'.

Men are pigs, and when shrouded by the ambiguity that the interneet offers, they show thier pink muddy skin even more so. I beleive it was magnifico that said it first, though, he was pretty anonymous at the time. :)

I'm sorry that some douches seem to think that sex chat is okay. I for one don't mind a bit of flirting, but damn. Being that risque? And it's really only okay between those that know what you mean by it all. I for one can chat and be totally out there with people like Saqqara, but if I tried that with somebody I didn't know, like <random-newbie>, I'd prolly get charges pressed. :(

I guess all things in moderation and wisdom. Never too much, and never at the wrong time. (one could live by those words alone)

I should be ashamed of myself.

The phenomenon you've been experiencing might be related to John Gabriel's Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory.

'Yeah, That's what Jesus would do. Jesus would bomb Afghanistan. Yeah.' - snowlion