So I clicked on a friends Facebook profile not expecting any thing when there was a photo of her and her friends celebrating their last days of school by jumping into a pool in their uniforms, one even had her shoes on. I wasn't expecting it at all.

So my question or topic is, how do you handle it when you come across unexpected wam photos or videos? I ask because another person I know had a video of herself being dropped into a pool in her clothes. Again just popped up on my wall.

I tell her how hot she looks when she gets messy.
Then I ask her to do it again, but with better lighting and wearing white ankle socks.
Then I yell at her when it's not done to my specs.




...Oh no, wait, that's AntDX.
I just move along like a normal non-creepy person.

If you bring it up, it's likely that will be the last picture of that sort the person posts, ever. Because bringing it up is creepy and makes them feel uncomfortable.

By the way, your name isn't by chance Anthony, is it?

Generally I'll shamelessly jerk off to the picture/video and be on my merry way.

If you actually want to find out if what she's into, you might want to consider asking questions like:

"Would you like to join me for [Fun Activity] this weekend?"
Or
"Want to grab a coffee sometime?"

I usually start rubbing my pud, and they ask me to leave the library.

It's more of a "He's an awesome thing/ some thing we did" we no chance of making them do it again, if that makes sense. Like in both cases I'd say it was a spur of the moment thing and it's not some thing I'd approach any one over.

I might leave a message along the lines of "I'll bet you don't often go swimming with your clothes on!." and see if she responds to that!

Somehow, I've ended up with a pack of athletically-inclined cuties on my facebook, many of whom are either utterly mad about adventure races like Mud Hero, or local pastimes like mudsliding. I'm literally dying to ask a probing question or 2 of the ones who typically end up wallowing to the point of becoming unrecognizable, but for the most part, It's handled like this:

I always reply, "I'D HIT THAT!!!!" Just like that, all caps and four exclamation points. But since I reply to every Facebook post that way, it never seems creepy.

This reminds me of when the Ice Bucket Challenge was popular. All of a sudden all these girls I worked with, went to college and high school with are dumping buckets of water over there head. It was a great month for someone like me. However don't get me wrong ALS is a terrible disease and I think the IBC helped bring attention to it.

Jacking it to someone you know using something they did in a non-sexual way as material just don't sit right with me. So it's not something I have to contend with.

What's Facebook?


Robby
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