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October 21, 2005

The Philosophy of Dating

I recently had a talk with a friend of mine about the perceptions of dating. Tell me, what would you answer him? Were he and "Bob" out on a date?

him: for instance, if I went out with Bob here, and bob thought it was a date and I did not

him: would YOU consider that a date

me: it's a pefect example.

me: i would say bob was on a date, but you were not.

him: but then bob was on a date with me.

me: yes, but you werent on a date with him.

me: two people can be in the same place and process it as a different experience.

me: bob experienced a date, you experienced an outing.

him: right, but from the perspective of waiter...are we on a
date?

me: the waiter doesn't have enough information to determine what it was, lest he knew your intentions.

him: right, he is completely independent.

me: right, he doesn't have enough information to assess what
the event was.

him: so if someone asked him at gunpoint "are those 2 on a date". the honest answer woudl be?

me: he could assume, but he could never know.

me: or, he may have a different definition of date

him: hrm...interesting

me: maybe two people sharing a meal is a date, regardless of their intentions.

him: that is true...I find the definition swings wildly

me: it does.

Posted by lysa at 12:55 PM | Comments (10)

October 5, 2005

i got nothing.

No, really, stop reading now. I have nothing of interest to report, comment on or rant about.

I don't know how I've done on my Biology test.
I don't know if I am able to switch my art class.
I don't know what school I am going to next semester, if I will going in the day of the evening or what I will be doing for money.
I do not know when I am getting married.
I certainly do not know if I am having kids, never mind when.

Please, get off the BPC and the MPC, and if you don't know what these are, don't ask.

I haven't finished my song,
My cats scream at night and I don't know why.


Really, drive through.

Posted by lysa at 10:40 PM | Comments (4)