Henchman999
Experienced
- Joined
- Feb 11, 2013
- Posts
- 54
First, it's impossible to get a reply.
Second, if it's not impossible, the
target is off-line.
Third, if the target is on-line, the
one responding is off-line, which
is odd because how could she be
off-line if responding?
Later, three days, the original ad
has a response, but the respond-
er is off-line, but the ad maker
doesn't know the responder is off-
line because the ad-maker is off-line
too.
Any way, as much as I wanted the above to
look like a hypothetical syllogism, I didn't make
it.
In a perfect world an ad maker will be on-line
when he gets a response from a gorgeous girl
also on-line. They trade 8 or 9 messages and
agree to meet in Vegas next week where they
will marry, have kids, grow old in Missouri and
come back to Vegas for a reprise-- this, after
50 years of wedded harmony
All because they were both on-line at the same
time.
Henchman999
Second, if it's not impossible, the
target is off-line.
Third, if the target is on-line, the
one responding is off-line, which
is odd because how could she be
off-line if responding?
Later, three days, the original ad
has a response, but the respond-
er is off-line, but the ad maker
doesn't know the responder is off-
line because the ad-maker is off-line
too.
Any way, as much as I wanted the above to
look like a hypothetical syllogism, I didn't make
it.
In a perfect world an ad maker will be on-line
when he gets a response from a gorgeous girl
also on-line. They trade 8 or 9 messages and
agree to meet in Vegas next week where they
will marry, have kids, grow old in Missouri and
come back to Vegas for a reprise-- this, after
50 years of wedded harmony
All because they were both on-line at the same
time.
Henchman999