>90s FMV

Hot Wheels Stunt Track Driver

Dude that nostalgia all over my face. That game was amazing.
I wonder if I could find a good .iso somewhere. I'll have to poke around.

oh fuck yeah, this was the shit, that pool room one was tough

every time I hear this it takes me back to when I used to play the first few Crash Bandicoot games

Smooth so far. She's fun, shares a good 80% of my humor, she already knew how I am because I hung out with her brother for so long, loves films (which is important to me), and though I could go on, probably not what you want to know exactly.

As stupid as it might sound, I intentionally avoided having a relationship up til this point, because since I started caring about girls, I've had to work and study, so I figured I didn't want to take away anymore time from my personal interests. Honestly, nobody I'd met was worth the hassle of staying up late to do homework.

Then I started to chat with her 4ish months ago. I'm glad to say that's a great thing.

For context:
She didn't get accepted to the school she filed to get into (uni works a bit weird in mexico) and she got diagnosed with a heart condition in the same week. I found out when I delivered some bread to her younger sister (Family bakery, she sells our bread once a week)

I felt kinda bad when her mom brought up the fact that she didn't even bother changing out of her pajamas the day before, I've been there, it's not too pretty.

So I tried to be the friend that I didn't have back then, and just with the simple "whenever I don't have homework, let's go out for a walk" she'd never know when to expect me, so she'd have to keep herself from looking like a slob.

Once I got to know her over about 3 and a half weeks, I realized that I liked her, so I asked her out on a proper date, not just walking to the local plaza and getting ice cream.

So we kinda bonded over her brokeness, I've helped her study and she's been my critic for the scripts and videos I make for my career.
I don't imagine that's your situation, so if you were searching for tips, sorry.

Although, I have found that really being yourself is great. You don't feel any different than talking to a good friend and there isn't any "you're not yourself anymore" later down the line. If you think it's funny, do/say it as long as there's no voice in your head saying "this is wrong" , if she's worth a lick o salt, she'll (eventually) laugh at it too. If she's too stupid or doesn't share your humor, at least she'll be a confidence booster and experience for you to do better when you find the one that isn't. No offence or bad luck intended, I'm just being honest, rare as that may be .

Also, sorry I took so long to respond, I was discussing terrorism with an individual on this thread of replies /Murica+fuck+yeah/funny-pictures/5767430/21#21

Now I'd like to know how you think your first date went.

I meant the infant you forced yourself upon, faggot.

I started dating (for the first time) a girl I met six and a half years ago. 3 months ago I realized I'd met her, hung out with her brother, delivered bread to her house weekly for years, spent nights over when she invited mutual friends, etc. I'd never spoken with her though, turns out we have a lot in common.

Smooth so far. She's fun, shares a good 80% of my humor, she already knew how I am because I hung out with her brother for so long, loves films (which is important to me), and though I could go on, probably not what you want to know exactly.

As stupid as it might sound, I intentionally avoided having a relationship up til this point, because since I started caring about girls, I've had to work and study, so I figured I didn't want to take away anymore time from my personal interests. Honestly, nobody I'd met was worth the hassle of staying up late to do homework.

Then I started to chat with her 4ish months ago. I'm glad to say that's a great thing.

For context:
She didn't get accepted to the school she filed to get into (uni works a bit weird in mexico) and she got diagnosed with a heart condition in the same week. I found out when I delivered some bread to her younger sister (Family bakery, she sells our bread once a week)

I felt kinda bad when her mom brought up the fact that she didn't even bother changing out of her pajamas the day before, I've been there, it's not too pretty.

So I tried to be the friend that I didn't have back then, and just with the simple "whenever I don't have homework, let's go out for a walk" she'd never know when to expect me, so she'd have to keep herself from looking like a slob.

Once I got to know her over about 3 and a half weeks, I realized that I liked her, so I asked her out on a proper date, not just walking to the local plaza and getting ice cream.

So we kinda bonded over her brokeness, I've helped her study and she's been my critic for the scripts and videos I make for my career.
I don't imagine that's your situation, so if you were searching for tips, sorry.

Although, I have found that really being yourself is great. You don't feel any different than talking to a good friend and there isn't any "you're not yourself anymore" later down the line. If you think it's funny, do/say it as long as there's no voice in your head saying "this is wrong" , if she's worth a lick o salt, she'll (eventually) laugh at it too. If she's too stupid or doesn't share your humor, at least she'll be a confidence booster and experience for you to do better when you find the one that isn't. No offence or bad luck intended, I'm just being honest, rare as that may be .

Also, sorry I took so long to respond, I was discussing terrorism with an individual on this thread of replies /Murica+fuck+yeah/funny-pictures/5767430/21#21

Now I'd like to know how you think your first date went.

How old?

I meant the infant you forced yourself upon, faggot.

I started dating (for the first time) a girl I met six and a half years ago. 3 months ago I realized I'd met her, hung out with her brother, delivered bread to her house weekly for years, spent nights over when she invited mutual friends, etc. I'd never spoken with her though, turns out we have a lot in common.

Smooth so far. She's fun, shares a good 80% of my humor, she already knew how I am because I hung out with her brother for so long, loves films (which is important to me), and though I could go on, probably not what you want to know exactly.

As stupid as it might sound, I intentionally avoided having a relationship up til this point, because since I started caring about girls, I've had to work and study, so I figured I didn't want to take away anymore time from my personal interests. Honestly, nobody I'd met was worth the hassle of staying up late to do homework.

Then I started to chat with her 4ish months ago. I'm glad to say that's a great thing.

For context:
She didn't get accepted to the school she filed to get into (uni works a bit weird in mexico) and she got diagnosed with a heart condition in the same week. I found out when I delivered some bread to her younger sister (Family bakery, she sells our bread once a week)

I felt kinda bad when her mom brought up the fact that she didn't even bother changing out of her pajamas the day before, I've been there, it's not too pretty.

So I tried to be the friend that I didn't have back then, and just with the simple "whenever I don't have homework, let's go out for a walk" she'd never know when to expect me, so she'd have to keep herself from looking like a slob.

Once I got to know her over about 3 and a half weeks, I realized that I liked her, so I asked her out on a proper date, not just walking to the local plaza and getting ice cream.

So we kinda bonded over her brokeness, I've helped her study and she's been my critic for the scripts and videos I make for my career.
I don't imagine that's your situation, so if you were searching for tips, sorry.

Although, I have found that really being yourself is great. You don't feel any different than talking to a good friend and there isn't any "you're not yourself anymore" later down the line. If you think it's funny, do/say it as long as there's no voice in your head saying "this is wrong" , if she's worth a lick o salt, she'll (eventually) laugh at it too. If she's too stupid or doesn't share your humor, at least she'll be a confidence booster and experience for you to do better when you find the one that isn't. No offence or bad luck intended, I'm just being honest, rare as that may be .

Also, sorry I took so long to respond, I was discussing terrorism with an individual on this thread of replies /Murica+fuck+yeah/funny-pictures/5767430/21#21

Now I'd like to know how you think your first date went.