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Aug 28, 2005 10:04

Which is more embarrassing? To be embarrassed in front of a relative whom you respect and look up to, or to be embarrassed in front of someone you've recently befriended?

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jhanactus_zurin August 28 2005, 15:03:26 UTC
The former, easily.

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light_of_x August 28 2005, 15:09:38 UTC
Even if the latter is someone you very much wish to impress?

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jhanactus_zurin August 28 2005, 15:34:39 UTC
Tough call then. Probably the latter, in that case. You'll always have another chance with family unless you make a major mistake, but only so many chances to impress someone new.

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light_of_x August 28 2005, 15:37:15 UTC
*nods* True.

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pogo_boy August 28 2005, 15:10:58 UTC
*considers the question, answers a bit shyly, keeping his armor in data storage* The second. Family knows you better, so if you mess up they usually know how much of it is something you meant and how much of it is just things going wrong. Someone you just met, they wouldn't know you that well. And it's hard fix things when people get a bad impression of you.

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light_of_x August 28 2005, 15:12:59 UTC
But what if the cause for your embarrassment is that you did something to embarrass someone close to the family member you respect?

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pogo_boy August 28 2005, 15:21:42 UTC
*he has a bit of trouble with this. the family member he respected the most wasn't particularly social, and his answer is uncertain* Apologize so they won't be mad?

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light_of_x August 28 2005, 15:22:45 UTC
I'm not asking what to do - that part is obvious, and your answer there is correct. I'm merely curious as to which one you would find more embarrassing.

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oohshinyobjects August 28 2005, 15:59:22 UTC
Getting embarassed in front of relatives. They always know just how to make the situation more embarassing from practice. **nods**

OMFG.. You look shiny. May I scan you? Please? It's totally non-invasive and I don't know why everyone's paranoid about me doing it..

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light_of_x August 28 2005, 16:03:57 UTC
Er... hello, Gate. >.>

Yes, family can definitely know which buttons to push. Close friends, too. And some of them seem to get enjoyment from increasing the embarrassment.

Uh, no, I don't think that's a good idea.

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oohshinyobjects August 28 2005, 16:06:25 UTC
Exactly! At least people you're relatively new to don't know how to tigger exponential embarassment increases!

Spoilsport.

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light_of_x August 28 2005, 16:20:22 UTC
I prefer to think of it as wise, given that you know next to nothing about cyber elf technology and my systems are having enough problems as it is. =P

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panthalassa August 28 2005, 16:54:15 UTC
Another version of X, I presume?

You seem to have...shrunk. *blink*

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light_of_x August 28 2005, 16:56:39 UTC
It's a long story. -_-

Hello, Gate. It's been a long time since I saw you. Er... what was the last thing you remember doing before you came here? *trying to get a feel for when exactly Gate is from*

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panthalassa August 28 2005, 17:08:08 UTC
...exactly one what one of the Alias here said when I asked her the same question. It still seems like an interesting story, if a long one.

...the sixth uprising has already happened for me, if that's what you're wondering.

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light_of_x August 28 2005, 17:13:04 UTC
I see. >.> Interesting, long, and probably revealing more about the future than I want you to know. Let's just say that something happened to my old body and someone in my universe used the cyber elf technology to keep me from disappearing completely.

Does that mean that you're still Maverick?

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wise_wings August 28 2005, 20:40:29 UTC
The first.

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light_of_x August 28 2005, 22:09:26 UTC
*slight wince*

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