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Points: 65760 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 09 2010 at 15:58
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That is tough, but I can relate.  I am quite extroverted around friends and family and within familiar surroundings, but I am really quiet within groups of people that I am not familiar with.

I'd be lying if I said I wasn't shy.
As I said. I can relate.  From reading the forums, I think that many of us can relate.  I've always been really shy myself.  As I've gotten older I have gotten better, but I still have "panic" attacks when I have to go to meetings with clients that I am not familiar with, or if I go to business society meetings. 

I know what you mean. I guess we do have more than Rush in common.
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Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

That is tough, but I can relate.  I am quite extroverted around friends and family and within familiar surroundings, but I am really quiet within groups of people that I am not familiar with.

I'd be lying if I said I wasn't shy.
As I said. I can relate.  From reading the forums, I think that many of us can relate.  I've always been really shy myself.  As I've gotten older I have gotten better, but I still have "panic" attacks when I have to go to meetings with clients that I am not familiar with, or if I go to business society meetings. 
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Haven't listened to the Cow in ages.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

That is tough, but I can relate.  I am quite extroverted around friends and family and within familiar surroundings, but I am really quiet within groups of people that I am not familiar with.

I'd be lying if I said I wasn't shy.
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That is tough, but I can relate.  I am quite extroverted around friends and family and within familiar surroundings, but I am really quiet within groups of people that I am not familiar with.
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I'm vouching for the Italians for the World Cup. Screw England! 
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Matt, I assume from your previous comments that you are quite introverted .
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Nachos sound good.
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I think that I have only had wings there once.  I usually either get their burgers, their nachos, or their pulled pork slammers.
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I don't like wings though. 
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I suppose I should have also said (c) eat more chicken wings, but I guess that was a given.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

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If I had cable I might care a little more about sports, but since I can't even see them unintentionally I am completely free of caring about them.
You just need to get out to Buffalo Wild Wings more often so that you can (a) see more sports and (b) meet women.

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Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

If I had cable I might care a little more about sports, but since I can't even see them unintentionally I am completely free of caring about them.
You just need to get out to Buffalo Wild Wings more often so that you can (a) see more sports and (b) meet women.
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If I had cable I might care a little more about sports, but since I can't even see them unintentionally I am completely free of caring about them.
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Sorry.  The World Cup is barely a blip on the radar here in the USA.  It will be curious to see how far the US goes in the World Cup.  It'll be interesting that if the USA were to make it to the semifinals or finals if there would be giant upsurge in interest, or if it would just go largely unnoticed.
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Originally posted by jampa17 jampa17 wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

It is your signature that I was referencing.  I've been pretty much anti-Lakers since 1988.  Although, I've probably been anti-Celtics since 1986 so in other words, I could really care less who wins, as I hope that both teams lose. 
 
My words... I'm anti lakers all my life and I do not enjoy Celtics playing, but who is thinking about Basket ball two days before the World Cup...?
 
I didn't knew there was a Resident Evil movie made up in CG technology... I will rent it tomorrow... they used the same graphics than in the original games... great to hear that..!!! Clap

What World Cup?
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

It is your signature that I was referencing.  I've been pretty much anti-Lakers since 1988.  Although, I've probably been anti-Celtics since 1986 so in other words, I could really care less who wins, as I hope that both teams lose. 
 
My words... I'm anti lakers all my life and I do not enjoy Celtics playing, but who is thinking about Basket ball two days before the World Cup...?
 
I didn't knew there was a Resident Evil movie made up in CG technology... I will rent it tomorrow... they used the same graphics than in the original games... great to hear that..!!! Clap
Change the program inside... Stay in silence is a crime.
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Points: 66538 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 09 2010 at 14:54
I don't have a problem with KoS being a Lakers' fan.  He is from SoCal.  There is absolutely nothing wrong with being a fan of your hometown/home state team.  For me personally, there is just not very much likable about the Lakers, other than maybe Derek Fisher.  He seems to be a nice guy.
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