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January 21, 2007 |
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Jeep
FOUND by Andrew Meeker
in Greenville, South Carolina
I was at the park yesterday and found this GNC business card on the ground. Not only was it discarded by 'Jeep' but 'Nils' wrote on a GNC card, which somehow implies that he or she is fit and buff...except don't call them at work.
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Yeah, that "plz" will really get 'em.
missed connections break my heart
For some reason I thought that this was written about a guy. Then I saw the Nils and was like, "Cool, he's gay." And only then I realized that it could be meant for a girl. I wonder why I thought that...
Oooo! Crash and burn!
She MEANT, "i THOUGHT you were cute, but then i saw your love handles. Here ya go..."
i wonder if the recipient called him?
Even guys with enormous pectorals and complete chain amino acids need love.
I love the "plz!"... looks like someone needs a date, but not so badly that they couldn't spell please out right.
I wish I was so hot that strangers did stuff like that to me!
To "tom in MI": My impression is also that Nils is gay, and left the message for someone who, sadly for him, is straight.
i live in greenville weird to see this i was at the mall today
Well shit, I thought that said "piz".
Spy - Maybe someone already did! (*dun dun duuuuunnnn!*)
the "plz" almost seems like an afterthought, like he wrote out the imperative "give me a call" and backed off of it after giving it a second thought.
...when you got back in the jeep I thought you were ugly? When you were driving I wasn't sure?? I love that the person qulaifies the moment when said hottie became attractive. Classic!
For some reason, I feel this was written by a guy..... for another guy....
Why is everyone getting a gay vibe from this? How on earth can you tell?
Yeah I tried this once when I saw a cute girl...never heard from (or saw) her again...then again, wasn't arrested for general creepiness either.
I didn't know anyone was named Nils anymore. How quaint n' Scandinavian.
I too got the gay vibe from this. Think it's sweet they've left this note, rather than the obvious cruise that usually happens.
Maybe people expect a guy to get out of a Jeep, not a girl. That could be were the gay-vibe comes from?
Everyone I know that drives a jeep is a cute girl. I have yet to see a man in a jeep. In CA there are few men that buy a jeep because it is considered a "chick car."
Plz is used is emails and texting all the time. Why is OK to use plz when texting and in emails but not OK when leaving a note? I am puzzled by the number of people who are critical of the "plz" and ripping into the poor man who left the note. At least he had the guts to try! How many people actually have the guts to put themselves out there and attempt to get to meet a stranger they consider to be attractive? Not many! How many of you would have the guts do what this man did? Very, very few of you would try something like this. Stop mocking the man. I think he is brave to leave a note like this. At least he is attempting to connect with another person when most of allow opportunities like this to pass us by. Most of us, myself included, do not have the courage to approach a stranger we find attractive. This man makes me pause and think. Why do I not have the courage to approach a man I find attractive? Men approach me so why do I not approach men? I am chicken just like the rest of you.
I agree with Tina. I think Nils was really brave! I wish I had the courage to do that.