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with no social skills
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MarkoDaGeek
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Re: Sometimes "No" doesn't cut it.
Posted 17 May 2005 - 02:36 PM
hah, It doesnt matter how good your social skills are, you will still get hung up on, screamed at or people trying to play head games with you... But I believe having that experience has actually helped me in some life situations.
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Re: Sometimes "No" doesn't cut it.
Posted 17 May 2005 - 06:03 PM
i was talking about getting used to being rejected.
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Re: Sometimes "No" doesn't cut it.
Posted 18 May 2005 - 08:18 AM
I know someone who always answers a telemarketer with the most bizzare statements ever!
He once spoke all his sentences in reverse order,
asked me to laugh as loud as I can near the speaker,
answered as Luigi's pizza,
put the phone near an ESG so crazy static can be heard (it almost fried the phone if it was any closer),
and tried to sell the telemarketer something,
and finally, asked a million questions.
He once spoke all his sentences in reverse order,
asked me to laugh as loud as I can near the speaker,
answered as Luigi's pizza,
put the phone near an ESG so crazy static can be heard (it almost fried the phone if it was any closer),
and tried to sell the telemarketer something,
and finally, asked a million questions.
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