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carson
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The mother
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Jun 27 08:30 UTC 1994 |
(You've been dating this woman for a couple of days. She decides it's time
for you to meet her parents. While meeting them, her mother makes several
passes at you. It becomes obvious to you where your girlfriend got her
looks from! During the course of the evening, her mother manages to find
herself alone with you. She offers to have a secret rendevous with you
that night.)
(do you accept?)
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park
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response 1 of 29:
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Jun 27 08:35 UTC 1994 |
Well....no, because i would be more devoted to the original girl
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canis
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response 2 of 29:
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Jun 27 14:00 UTC 1994 |
No, I keep my mind focused on the girl.
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dang
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response 3 of 29:
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Jun 27 17:06 UTC 1994 |
no.
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omni
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response 4 of 29:
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Jun 27 19:57 UTC 1994 |
absolutly not. It is not appropriate behavior to date your girlfriend's
mom.
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scg
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response 5 of 29:
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Jun 27 20:25 UTC 1994 |
Nope. If I already had one girlfriend (the daughter) I pretty certainly
wouldn't be that desperate. It would kind of mess up the relationship
between me and the mother, though.
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popcorn
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response 6 of 29:
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Jul 1 12:15 UTC 1994 |
This response has been erased.
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swa
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response 7 of 29:
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Jul 2 19:46 UTC 1994 |
I wouldn't either.
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mta
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response 8 of 29:
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Jul 5 01:57 UTC 1994 |
I'd probably thank her sweetly for flattering me, and then make like I
thought it was good humoured flirting. If the girl means that much to
me, I'd want to keep on her mother's good side as long as possible.
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dang
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response 9 of 29:
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Jul 5 03:53 UTC 1994 |
yes, but i'd make it clear that i wasn't going to accept, so it wouldn't
happen again.
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carson
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response 10 of 29:
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Jul 6 03:54 UTC 1994 |
(hell yes! obviously she'd have to be a hot little thing if she sired a
babe like the one I'm dating! Not only that, but she'd be more
experienced, experience I can put to use when I boff my sweetie! Sex is
sex! Why be picky?!?)
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srw
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response 11 of 29:
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Jul 6 05:52 UTC 1994 |
I liked the movie version of this item. "The Graduate, 1968, Dustin Hoffman"
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carson
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response 12 of 29:
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Jul 6 05:55 UTC 1994 |
re #11: (glad you noticed. That's exactly what inspired it.)
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jamie
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response 13 of 29:
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Jul 9 02:33 UTC 1994 |
Has anyone read _Time Enough for Love_ by Heinlein? It ahs a similar plot.
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vishnu
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response 14 of 29:
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Jul 12 08:16 UTC 1994 |
re#10: I gather from the question that the mother is married to someone, like
the father? Carson, it's called adultery.
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turtle
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response 15 of 29:
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Jul 13 17:28 UTC 1994 |
If you'd only been dating this woman for a couple of days, she probably
wouldn't mean that much to you. I'd probably tell her I wasn't comfortable
with the situation and get outta there fast. Unless of course I was one
of those guys who has a thing for older women...
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scg
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response 16 of 29:
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Jul 13 17:39 UTC 1994 |
I disagree very strongly with what seline said. I prefer to judge people
by their own actions, not the actions of their parents, so I would never
break up with somebody because of what their parents did.
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davel
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response 17 of 29:
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Jul 14 13:05 UTC 1994 |
Selene didn't seem to be judging the daughter. The *situation* is going to
lead to trouble no matter what you do. I too would prefer to be elsewhere,
for that reason in addition to any others.
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scg
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response 18 of 29:
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Jul 14 14:52 UTC 1994 |
Yes, but I think I could have a good realtionship with the daughter while
still avoiding being alone with the mother. Or maybe in time the mothier
would figure out that I wasn't interested in her in that way.
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carson
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response 19 of 29:
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Jul 25 02:25 UTC 1994 |
I think Steve just doesn't want to close his options. ;)
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y
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response 20 of 29:
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Aug 5 06:06 UTC 1994 |
no.
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carson
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response 21 of 29:
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Aug 8 02:21 UTC 1994 |
("no"?!? I think the Will Tarkington I know would jump into bed... wait a
minute... never mind.)
(I keep forgetting that we're not really playing Scruples here.)
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yagi
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response 22 of 29:
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Aug 13 16:56 UTC 1994 |
it'd probably be pretty *stupid* to go off with the mother if you're
trying to develop some sort of relationship with the daughter...
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carson
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response 23 of 29:
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Aug 13 17:11 UTC 1994 |
(not necessarily. by observing the mother, you can learn a lot about the
daughter.)
(not that I'm saying I *would*, because, quite frankly, in the situation
described, I *wouldn't*, but I can still see rationale for doing so.)
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y
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response 24 of 29:
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Aug 14 20:37 UTC 1994 |
I would not jump into bed. Well probably not anyway :)
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