misstyrios

You are kick-ass; you will kick ass.

You are the Red Sox, the prosecution are the Devil Rays.

You'll be great.

Have a good time in NYC. The vacation will do you good.

So glad I got to meet you!

In that case...thank you!

I got worried because there was nothing else indicating who they were from on the packing slip, so it was a little erm....weird. But I'm glad it was you

And she's still awake!

Go to bed.

Sure. I'll probably talk to him sometime tomorrow. I'm sure he'll be happy to talk to you.

i dunno if i could live in NYC, i didn't mind visiting it... maybe I take Yankees fans too serious. That, and the overwhealming feeling i'm walking with androids.. but maybe that's the best part?

sometimes it's hard to let people help you. i know i have built a wall and won't let in anyone though i wish i would. glad you are feeling better.

i was wondering if you still wanted to catch a game at hooters? my schedual is going to clear up a lot after this week. or at least until school starts in september. so if it is something you still want to do cool. if not i understand.

aahhh that sucks! but...being single is fun sometimes i hope you feel better!

i hope all is as well as it can be... and that we are still up for saturday. do you want to hang out before/after the game?

fine I guess I will take that

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Here's a few pics to motivate you!

i'm sorry to hear about your grandfather ...

I am really sorry about your loss. I'm sure your Gramps is looking down on you with a proud smile.

P.S. You're far hotter than Meg White.

Cripes. I'm so sorry to hear that. That is never a good situation to be in.

Honestly, the smart thing to do would've been to take the friendly couple up on their offer and wait for the next train. It is always better to be safe than sorry. I used to teach rape awareness / women's self-defense seminars with my martial arts instructor in Pennsylvania and the cornerstone of all of that teaching was to try your best to avoid being in those situations in the first place or to get out of them as fast as possible.

Your instincts were pretty dead on though, finding a public spot with a lot of people is the best thing you can do. You could have also considered getting off at a very public stop (but there may not have been any if thats the line I think it is). It can be a hard thing to break that "T Silence" like Felicia says, but you can also try to just ask for help with your eyes, people can usually understand body language and (I'd like to think) most people would step in and help in that situation.

Also, this is kind of a last ditch, last resort, thing to do. But if you ended up in that situation of being alone in a bad situation with a potential predator (like if you couldn't beat him off the train or find a conductor) then your best option is to grip your keychain in your palm, with the keys sticking out between your fingers while you make a fist. If, as terrible as this sounds, you are about to be vicitimized, then your best bet is to punch the fucker in the face or throat.

(They actually make a key chain weapon for this purpose, I bought one for my ex- when she went to Penn State).

I'm glad you got home safe, it was very cool to meet you, hopefully we'll run into one another again.

Glad you made it safely. (That reminds me of a bad experience in the D.C. subway, although it's a little different for women I'm sure.)

Alas, the UWS will be way out of my price range, I'm afraid. (One of the profs in the department bought a 3-story brownstone near the Natural History Museum for $100,000--ah, to have started teaching in the 70s.) I can see ending up in Brooklyn or Queen's for a few years, which is OK. I am looking forward to it, though.

You met Brie--I am so jealous! (Of both of you, of course.)

Wow.
I don't think a smell has every done that for me.
Work is depressing. People want a lot of stuff, but they sure don't want to pay more taxes.