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Red Flutterby

Random thoughts, whinging and whatnot from yours truly.

 

Part 1: Fickle

Let's say hypothetically you're single and ready to mingle, then suddenly within the space of a month, you meet 5 brand new people that are attractive. They are all equally unfamiliar but equally attractive in their own way and there's potential with any one of them.

Out of these 5 individuals, which one would you ask out, if any?
How do you select which one to get to know better and take a chance on? Would you systematically use process of elimination and work your way through all of them? Or would you get to know more about each one, bit by bit, then make a selection? In which case, how do you set up situations and circumstances that allow you to do so?

This is looking complicated already.

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Blogger karan Says: Saturday, September 22, 2007 4:38:00 pm  

Get all of 'em in a room, and fuel with alcohol. Whoever comes out on top is the winner.

 

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