Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ August 4 2008, 2:16 PM BSTWell I was sat down, so it was kind of a half dancing. I don't know that that counts!
Yeah it does. As long as some dancing is going on.
Mr Your On Fire Mr
by Liars
What are you listening to now? Page 317
Dancing?! Are you trying to blow your reputation? First it was the not-being-too-bad-around-people-after-all, now this! 
Aaron!
Quote: Aaron @ August 4 2008, 2:22 PM BSTDancing?! Are you trying to blow your reputation? First it was the not-being-too-bad-around-people-after-all, now this!
It's my sisters fault. She made up a silly dance and I had to follow suit. It livens up dull car journeys.
Colourful Nickels
by Black Moth Super Rainbow
Quote: PhQnix @ August 4 2008, 2:27 PM BSTIt's my sisters fault. She made up a silly dance and I had to follow suit. It livens up dull car journeys.
Colourful Nickels
by Black Moth Super Rainbow
Elliot you coming to the meetup???
Quote: Gavin @ August 4 2008, 2:30 PM BSTElliot you coming to the meetup???
Am I going to be made to dance?
I'm not sure how "I'm going up to London to meet a bunch of strangers from the internet" will go down with my parents...
Quote: PhQnix @ August 4 2008, 2:27 PM BSTIt's my sisters fault. She made up a silly dance and I had to follow suit. It livens up dull car journeys.
*looks at Elliot suspiciously*
Quote: PhQnix @ August 4 2008, 2:32 PM BSTAm I going to be made to dance?
Well I won't be.
Quote: PhQnix @ August 4 2008, 2:32 PM BSTI'm not sure how "I'm going up to London to meet a bunch of strangers from the internet" will go down with my parents...
That's almost exactly what I just said to Aaron!
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ August 4 2008, 2:38 PM BST
There's the possibility of lying. But I tend to tell them stuff in the end, they may/may not get angry.
That's the problem I have. I don't want to lie, and then when I do; I always crumble and tell them everything. They don't usually care, but with some things, they've never found out - so I can't be sure of the reaction.
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ August 4 2008, 2:44 PM BSTThat's the problem I have. I don't want to lie, and then when I do; I always crumble and tell them everything. They don't usually care, but with some things, they've never found out - so I can't be sure of the reaction.
Tatoo?
I did something similar when I was younger, I met someone who I'd been introduced to through MSN. I realise now that was far more dangerous. I was, like, 14. They didn't seem to be so upset about that.
It's hard to rebel when your parents are so understanding. 
Quote: PhQnix @ August 4 2008, 2:46 PM BSTTatoo?
I did something similar when I was younger, I met someone who I'd been introduced to through MSN. I realise now that was far more dangerous. I was, like, 14. They didn't seem to be so upset about that.
It's hard to rebel when your parents are so understanding.
That a yes then?
Quote: PhQnix @ August 4 2008, 2:46 PM BSTTatoo?
I did something similar when I was younger, I met someone who I'd been introduced to through MSN. I realise now that was far more dangerous. I was, like, 14. They didn't seem to be so upset about that.
It's hard to rebel when your parents are so understanding.
Nope! They wouldn't care about that though, because it would make my dad a hypocrite if they did.
I think I've heard that story. Didn't your dad say "Yeah...you probably shouldn't do that..."?
Quote: Gavin @ August 4 2008, 2:48 PM BSTThat a yes then?
It probably depends on where you guys are going as well, I dunno really.
Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ August 4 2008, 2:48 PM BSTNope! They wouldn't care about that though, because it would make my dad a hypocrite if they did.
I think I've heard that story. Didn't your dad say "Yeah...you probably shouldn't do that..."?
That would be the one! I still know the girl now, so it would've been worth it even if I did get into trouble.
The meet-up has flooded so many threads now!