sometimes I judge people by their face

[Herr Floyd - PEGIDA]

it's not nice and I will stop it. I've been disliking some bloke and wanting to punch him in the face just cos he looks annoying. Turns out he is a really nice bloke.

[The Rob2]

and you never even tried :cry:

[Harry Balls]

[the splendor of antigone]

it's not nice and I will stop it. I've been disliking some girl and wanting to berate her just cos she has a terrible personality. Turns out she is really hot. :love:

[Harry Balls]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

this decision.

It's about kindness, you see. Kind people have kind faces.

I suspect you have a hard, lumpy, ugly face, reflecting the poison within you. I don't mean that to sound rude, naturally.

[Herr Floyd - PEGIDA]

[Herr Floyd - PEGIDA]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

It's what's on the inside that's important. A beautiful spirit shines through, and vice versa.

[Berni]

It was chicken and vegetables boiled in stock. It wasn't thickened at all. :-(

I ate it all up very quickly and didn't have seconds, which she said was a dead giveaway that I didn't like it. She was right, of course (not that I told her that), but I still maintain that she had no right to draw that conclusion.

I really wanted to like it, but she must never, ever cook for me again. How do I arrive at this situation without sounding rude or ungrateful? :-(

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

You'll just have to suck it up - quite literally in the case of this 'casserole'.

I can only offer you my sympathies, old chap.

[PSRB]

although maybe I went to places that encouraged that sort of behaviour :rubchin:

[Berni]

I've cooked something else.

She's bound to twig, though, isn't she? :-(

I can't take another meal like last night. It was essentially the sort of thing they used to give concentration camp inmates, but with more bits in.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

"My love, chicken and vegetables boiled in stock makes stock, not dinner."

Like that. Subtle.

[the splendor of antigone]

satisfactory.

Can't you be honest with her without throwing her into hysteria? Then you're probably better off without her.

[Berni]

without sex in order to make that point, though. :rubchin:

Would it help if I gave her flowers and then told her she was a terrible cook, do you think?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Can't go wrong. £2.50 bunch of daffodils and wade in :thumbup:

[Berni]

[the splendor of antigone]

The absolute avoidance of making each other sad by telling the truth?

[Berni]

Plus, of course, I am exaggerating to some degree for comic effect.

[the splendor of antigone]

[Berni]

during sex.

[the splendor of antigone]

[Berni]

[Snin]