3/23 Are there any basic expression between "I like you" and "I love you"
other than the Dumb and Dumber line "I like you a lot".
\_ I'll suck but I won't swallow
\_ Hard to say this to a woman if you're a man.
\_ "I'm very fond of you". "I adore you". "You really mean a lot
to me". "I care very much for you". "I'm really glad we're
friends". Or even, "I love you dearly", which, oddly, means
less than just "I love you". --Cyrano
\- You brain/body has been classified as: loveworthy.
\_ Most of these sound really icky. Like cringe-worthy icky.
\_ Do you know who Cyrano is? Read a book once in a while.
\_ Isn't he the guy with the schnoz who came up with "hey
baby, nice cans"? -John
\_ "I'm full of like for you."
\_ Let's fuck.
\_ You forgot: "Nice shoes"
\_ That's ``Nice boots''
\_ That's "Nice boobs".
\_ I propose "I loke you" -- Loke is defined as a noun, but I don't
think there is a verb yet ... Other languages have sayings for
something more than like but less than love ... Why not loke
\_ Dont start sentence with "I ..." Talk about her instead. You...
or honey...
\_ ya, that's all good and nice too, but was looking for an "I"
statement to balance all the "Nice tits, wanna fuck" statements.
\_ I want to slip you the hot beef injection, I want to play
'hide the salami' with you, you're a Cal student, take it
from there. Display some goddamm adaptability, son. |
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