z*9
2 楼
交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
况？？
同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
况？？
R*i
3 楼
刚看到新闻上的，觉得挺有意思。不知道贴过没有。
原始LINK在这里：
http://www.quora.com/Steve-Jobs/What-are-the-best-stories-about
===================================================================
Steve Jobs: What are the best stories about people randomly meeting Steve
Jobs?
If so, tell us about the situation and describe the experience?
I'm particularly curious to know what he was like outside of Apple Inc. He
had a reputation for being "difficult" to work with, or work for. I want to
know about what he was like as "the guy buying coffee...", or "the customer
who stepped into an Apple Store..."
===================================================================
Tim Smith, Principal, Applied Design Group
3399 votes by Greg Price, Jack Webb-Heller, Irv Kanode, (more)
I dated for years a young woman whose father was Steve Jobs' neighbor in
Palo Alto. I thus found myself in the neighborhood often, at dinners, or
parties, etc. We would see the Jobs come and go – they have a “normal”
house, no gates, no guards, no high fences, not even a big lot. Often,
leaving a party at my girlfriend’s house late at night I would drive past
their house and you would actually see Steve sometimes, working on a Mac.
One afternoon I attended a party, driving an old Sunbeam Alpine sports car I
had the misfortune to own at the time http://www.passthespanner.com/?c.... After the party, I started the Alpine, pulled away from the curb, and – as classic British sports cars will oft do – the electrical system blinked out and I coasted gracefully to a stop, directly in front of the Jobs’ driveway.
Their cars weren’t there, which was a relief to me, because I was sure they
would consider me some weird stalker. So I got out, popped the hood and
tried to quick-fix the electrical to at least move further away – and call
AAA.
Within about 15 minutes, of course, I heard two cars pull in behind me, and
into the Jobs’ driveway – the Jobs were home. I huddled under the hood of
the Alpine and hoped they wouldn’t notice – although I was the only other
car on the street. They went inside, with kids, thankfully, without saying
anything. So I closed the hood and prepared to walk back next door to my
girlfriend’s parents house to call AAA.
As I was putting my jacket on, I heard a call from across the street behind
me – the Jobs’ driveway – “British or Italian?”. It was Jobs’ lovely
wife Laurene. “British,” I said, “and acting like it.” “You want a beer
?,” she said. I tried to decline (shocked I guess at first), but she
insisted, said “you’re not going anywhere”, and walked back in the house
– only to return with two bottles of beer.
I was determined not to let on that I knew exactly who I was talking to – I
was so afraid of being cast a stalker – but the scene was already getting
weird for me, standing by my broken car having a beer with Steve Job’s wife
. So it got weirder.
“You know, we have a friend who knows all about these Sunbeams. We should
call him.”
I begged her not to, that I’d call AAA and be on my way. She left her beer
and went back in the house for a minute, only to return saying, “they’re
on their way out, but said they would drop by to take a look.”
By this point I am fully resigned to whatever story is going to play out. It
was starting to dawn on me that these were not just Silicon Valley elite –
they were real people, just helping a poor guy out. It was just unexpected,
given what you might think about people like this: it would have been so
easy for them to just ignore me. Or call the police.
Within about 15 minutes a very long, very black car I won’t identify pulled
up and – Felini could not have directed this – a handsome gentleman in (I
think) a tuxedo, and a beautifully formally dressed wife emerged, to
examine my car. This was Laurene’s friend, the Sunbeam mechanic.
I protested, all was ignored. The tuxedoed man (who to this day I have no
idea who he was – I’ll call him James Bond) took off his jacket, opened
the hood of my car, and commenced to fishing around inside, while we all
visited amicably.
So Steve comes out.
At which point – being an admirer of Jobs for many years – I guess I knew
was inevitable, and I both dreaded and anticipated it. He ambled over. I
think he had a beer too. And asked what was going on. He was joined by one
of the kids.
The Jobs’ made small talk and joked with their friends – dressed to the
nines, repairing my car – while I politely thanked them over and over and
tried not to throw up at the insanity of the scene. And then of course it
got even weirder, or funnier, depending on whether you were me or not.
James Bond told someone to try to crank the car. I was talking with Laurene,
so Jobs actually sits down in the Alpine and tries to crank it – with his
kid sitting behind him. To no avail.
So I have to stop here – it’s a Kodak moment – something you want to
remember. It’s a beautiful Fall evening in Palo Alto. Your car’s broken. A
formally dressed close friend of Steve Jobs is under the hood working on
your engine. You are talking with Steve’s absolutely lovely and down to
earth wife. Steve is in the car, with his kid, trying to crank it.
That’s the moment. You don’t often get close to people like the Jobs, much
less in a ridiculous situation like this, where you realize that they are
just really good people. They’re normal, funny, charitable, real people.
Not the people the press talks about. Steve is not the maniacal business and
design despot the media loves to portray – well he is, but not always.
These were real, nice, people.
But still Steve Jobs. The car didn’t start. James Bond got his tuxedo back
together, apologized to me (!) for not being able to fix it. Said it was the
electrical (of course). They said their goodbyes and departed in their
giant silent black car. Steve said something like “piece of shit” as he
got out, and walked back into the house. Classic Steve – he was right.
Laurene said “come inside and use the phone”. Still rolling with it at
this point, I followed her into the house, stepping over the dirty laundry
you find in everyone’s real house http://9to5mac.com/2011/03/07/ho..., and into the kitchen where she pointed me to a phone with god knows how many lines on it. I called AAA, thanked Laurene profusely (for the 50th time) and left quietly. I never acknowledged I had any idea who they were.
A week later, I dropped a six pack of beer off at the Jobs’ door, with a
note saying thanks. Like anyone would have done I guess.
I’m an Apple follower. I own a fair amount of Apple stock. You can’t avoid
the public persona and reputation of Steve Jobs – the media stories. But,
as with the other vignettes some have posted, we don’t hear about or
appreciate the personal side of Jobs and his family. They deserve their
privacy, and it must be hard to maintain I’m sure, but the flip side of
that is that most never see how frankly normal they are. I purchased the bio
that came out last Fall but have not started it. I hope that, on balance,
it is as much about what a decent, probably brilliant, real, caring
individual Steve Jobs is: a husband, father, neighbor – and CEO. Tortured
probably, in his brilliance. I saw him in his most personal element –
family and friends – around a broken down car in Palo Alto one night, just
by chance. I was lucky – and I was delighted.
It’s one of my fondest memories.
原始LINK在这里：
http://www.quora.com/Steve-Jobs/What-are-the-best-stories-about
===================================================================
Steve Jobs: What are the best stories about people randomly meeting Steve
Jobs?
If so, tell us about the situation and describe the experience?
I'm particularly curious to know what he was like outside of Apple Inc. He
had a reputation for being "difficult" to work with, or work for. I want to
know about what he was like as "the guy buying coffee...", or "the customer
who stepped into an Apple Store..."
===================================================================
Tim Smith, Principal, Applied Design Group
3399 votes by Greg Price, Jack Webb-Heller, Irv Kanode, (more)
I dated for years a young woman whose father was Steve Jobs' neighbor in
Palo Alto. I thus found myself in the neighborhood often, at dinners, or
parties, etc. We would see the Jobs come and go – they have a “normal”
house, no gates, no guards, no high fences, not even a big lot. Often,
leaving a party at my girlfriend’s house late at night I would drive past
their house and you would actually see Steve sometimes, working on a Mac.
One afternoon I attended a party, driving an old Sunbeam Alpine sports car I
had the misfortune to own at the time http://www.passthespanner.com/?c.... After the party, I started the Alpine, pulled away from the curb, and – as classic British sports cars will oft do – the electrical system blinked out and I coasted gracefully to a stop, directly in front of the Jobs’ driveway.
Their cars weren’t there, which was a relief to me, because I was sure they
would consider me some weird stalker. So I got out, popped the hood and
tried to quick-fix the electrical to at least move further away – and call
AAA.
Within about 15 minutes, of course, I heard two cars pull in behind me, and
into the Jobs’ driveway – the Jobs were home. I huddled under the hood of
the Alpine and hoped they wouldn’t notice – although I was the only other
car on the street. They went inside, with kids, thankfully, without saying
anything. So I closed the hood and prepared to walk back next door to my
girlfriend’s parents house to call AAA.
As I was putting my jacket on, I heard a call from across the street behind
me – the Jobs’ driveway – “British or Italian?”. It was Jobs’ lovely
wife Laurene. “British,” I said, “and acting like it.” “You want a beer
?,” she said. I tried to decline (shocked I guess at first), but she
insisted, said “you’re not going anywhere”, and walked back in the house
– only to return with two bottles of beer.
I was determined not to let on that I knew exactly who I was talking to – I
was so afraid of being cast a stalker – but the scene was already getting
weird for me, standing by my broken car having a beer with Steve Job’s wife
. So it got weirder.
“You know, we have a friend who knows all about these Sunbeams. We should
call him.”
I begged her not to, that I’d call AAA and be on my way. She left her beer
and went back in the house for a minute, only to return saying, “they’re
on their way out, but said they would drop by to take a look.”
By this point I am fully resigned to whatever story is going to play out. It
was starting to dawn on me that these were not just Silicon Valley elite –
they were real people, just helping a poor guy out. It was just unexpected,
given what you might think about people like this: it would have been so
easy for them to just ignore me. Or call the police.
Within about 15 minutes a very long, very black car I won’t identify pulled
up and – Felini could not have directed this – a handsome gentleman in (I
think) a tuxedo, and a beautifully formally dressed wife emerged, to
examine my car. This was Laurene’s friend, the Sunbeam mechanic.
I protested, all was ignored. The tuxedoed man (who to this day I have no
idea who he was – I’ll call him James Bond) took off his jacket, opened
the hood of my car, and commenced to fishing around inside, while we all
visited amicably.
So Steve comes out.
At which point – being an admirer of Jobs for many years – I guess I knew
was inevitable, and I both dreaded and anticipated it. He ambled over. I
think he had a beer too. And asked what was going on. He was joined by one
of the kids.
The Jobs’ made small talk and joked with their friends – dressed to the
nines, repairing my car – while I politely thanked them over and over and
tried not to throw up at the insanity of the scene. And then of course it
got even weirder, or funnier, depending on whether you were me or not.
James Bond told someone to try to crank the car. I was talking with Laurene,
so Jobs actually sits down in the Alpine and tries to crank it – with his
kid sitting behind him. To no avail.
So I have to stop here – it’s a Kodak moment – something you want to
remember. It’s a beautiful Fall evening in Palo Alto. Your car’s broken. A
formally dressed close friend of Steve Jobs is under the hood working on
your engine. You are talking with Steve’s absolutely lovely and down to
earth wife. Steve is in the car, with his kid, trying to crank it.
That’s the moment. You don’t often get close to people like the Jobs, much
less in a ridiculous situation like this, where you realize that they are
just really good people. They’re normal, funny, charitable, real people.
Not the people the press talks about. Steve is not the maniacal business and
design despot the media loves to portray – well he is, but not always.
These were real, nice, people.
But still Steve Jobs. The car didn’t start. James Bond got his tuxedo back
together, apologized to me (!) for not being able to fix it. Said it was the
electrical (of course). They said their goodbyes and departed in their
giant silent black car. Steve said something like “piece of shit” as he
got out, and walked back into the house. Classic Steve – he was right.
Laurene said “come inside and use the phone”. Still rolling with it at
this point, I followed her into the house, stepping over the dirty laundry
you find in everyone’s real house http://9to5mac.com/2011/03/07/ho..., and into the kitchen where she pointed me to a phone with god knows how many lines on it. I called AAA, thanked Laurene profusely (for the 50th time) and left quietly. I never acknowledged I had any idea who they were.
A week later, I dropped a six pack of beer off at the Jobs’ door, with a
note saying thanks. Like anyone would have done I guess.
I’m an Apple follower. I own a fair amount of Apple stock. You can’t avoid
the public persona and reputation of Steve Jobs – the media stories. But,
as with the other vignettes some have posted, we don’t hear about or
appreciate the personal side of Jobs and his family. They deserve their
privacy, and it must be hard to maintain I’m sure, but the flip side of
that is that most never see how frankly normal they are. I purchased the bio
that came out last Fall but have not started it. I hope that, on balance,
it is as much about what a decent, probably brilliant, real, caring
individual Steve Jobs is: a husband, father, neighbor – and CEO. Tortured
probably, in his brilliance. I saw him in his most personal element –
family and friends – around a broken down car in Palo Alto one night, just
by chance. I was lucky – and I was delighted.
It’s one of my fondest memories.
m*n
4 楼
请教！ 只会用 centos 6.
谢谢！
谢谢！
S*i
5 楼
你是说许常德吗？
他说过曾轶可强过张靓颖
他说过曾轶可强过张靓颖
i*n
6 楼
帅就好，其它都不重要，你自己主动点吧。。。。
a*l
7 楼
非常典型的steve的作风.其实以他的财力,马上拍出个一万块,随便叫个托车公司马上拖
走一周内修好送回来,然后租辆车给车主开着一周,不久全解决了?车坏的人有车开,小企
业主能做到一个非常赚钱的买卖,他也马上接触了堵门口的车,每个人都开心,事情解决
的又快又好,当然也就没什么故事了.
to
customer
【在 R*******i 的大作中提到】
: 刚看到新闻上的，觉得挺有意思。不知道贴过没有。
: 原始LINK在这里：
: http://www.quora.com/Steve-Jobs/What-are-the-best-stories-about
: ===================================================================
: Steve Jobs: What are the best stories about people randomly meeting Steve
: Jobs?
: If so, tell us about the situation and describe the experience?
: I'm particularly curious to know what he was like outside of Apple Inc. He
: had a reputation for being "difficult" to work with, or work for. I want to
: know about what he was like as "the guy buying coffee...", or "the customer
走一周内修好送回来,然后租辆车给车主开着一周,不久全解决了?车坏的人有车开,小企
业主能做到一个非常赚钱的买卖,他也马上接触了堵门口的车,每个人都开心,事情解决
的又快又好,当然也就没什么故事了.
to
customer
【在 R*******i 的大作中提到】
: 刚看到新闻上的，觉得挺有意思。不知道贴过没有。
: 原始LINK在这里：
: http://www.quora.com/Steve-Jobs/What-are-the-best-stories-about
: ===================================================================
: Steve Jobs: What are the best stories about people randomly meeting Steve
: Jobs?
: If so, tell us about the situation and describe the experience?
: I'm particularly curious to know what he was like outside of Apple Inc. He
: had a reputation for being "difficult" to work with, or work for. I want to
: know about what he was like as "the guy buying coffee...", or "the customer
m*d
8 楼
为什么要在路由器上装
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 请教！ 只会用 centos 6.
: 谢谢！
【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
: 请教！ 只会用 centos 6.
: 谢谢！
s*c
9 楼
音乐人许常德携自己的新书《爱的100个提醒》来蓉做宣传，此书就写了一个主题：婚
姻很可怕。谈到快女比赛，许常德称：“我看好曾轶可！”对于曾轶可的创作才华，许
常德格外赞赏：“她的歌词写得很好，很打动人。”曾轶可的创作才华有不少人认同，
但想不到大家嗤之以鼻的“绵羊音”，许常德也很认同：“从专业角度来讲，做流行音
乐最重要的就是声音的辨识度，单凭这一点，曾轶可强过张靓颖。”
下次把话说完整
【在 S*****i 的大作中提到】
: 你是说许常德吗？
: 他说过曾轶可强过张靓颖
姻很可怕。谈到快女比赛，许常德称：“我看好曾轶可！”对于曾轶可的创作才华，许
常德格外赞赏：“她的歌词写得很好，很打动人。”曾轶可的创作才华有不少人认同，
但想不到大家嗤之以鼻的“绵羊音”，许常德也很认同：“从专业角度来讲，做流行音
乐最重要的就是声音的辨识度，单凭这一点，曾轶可强过张靓颖。”
下次把话说完整
【在 S*****i 的大作中提到】
: 你是说许常德吗？
: 他说过曾轶可强过张靓颖
c*1
10 楼
不靠谱
l*0
11 楼
徐老师有水平，一下贬损了倆
【在 s********c 的大作中提到】
: 音乐人许常德携自己的新书《爱的100个提醒》来蓉做宣传，此书就写了一个主题：婚
: 姻很可怕。谈到快女比赛，许常德称：“我看好曾轶可！”对于曾轶可的创作才华，许
: 常德格外赞赏：“她的歌词写得很好，很打动人。”曾轶可的创作才华有不少人认同，
: 但想不到大家嗤之以鼻的“绵羊音”，许常德也很认同：“从专业角度来讲，做流行音
: 乐最重要的就是声音的辨识度，单凭这一点，曾轶可强过张靓颖。”
: 下次把话说完整
【在 s********c 的大作中提到】
: 音乐人许常德携自己的新书《爱的100个提醒》来蓉做宣传，此书就写了一个主题：婚
: 姻很可怕。谈到快女比赛，许常德称：“我看好曾轶可！”对于曾轶可的创作才华，许
: 常德格外赞赏：“她的歌词写得很好，很打动人。”曾轶可的创作才华有不少人认同，
: 但想不到大家嗤之以鼻的“绵羊音”，许常德也很认同：“从专业角度来讲，做流行音
: 乐最重要的就是声音的辨识度，单凭这一点，曾轶可强过张靓颖。”
: 下次把话说完整
y*n
12 楼
谁主动谁负责。。
他见到你了，你要是有性趣就联系他。反正他不是认真的。
要注意别得病就好。
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
他见到你了，你要是有性趣就联系他。反正他不是认真的。
要注意别得病就好。
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
I*e
13 楼
Hmm...there's one obvious possibility...not sure if you've considered it.
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
D*M
14 楼
Well
也有可能是有家室的
MM别太上心了
也有可能是有家室的
MM别太上心了
z*9
15 楼
我就在想，是见面没看上我？还是一开始就不打算认真找的？
唉，我的理智也告诉我不靠谱，不过他的条件真的很诱人，要是真心的就好了。。。
自己老大不小了，必须认真找个人settle down，玩不起了。
可是又不甘心这样算了，是否应该直接问他到底什么意思，也好move on？
唉，我的理智也告诉我不靠谱，不过他的条件真的很诱人，要是真心的就好了。。。
自己老大不小了，必须认真找个人settle down，玩不起了。
可是又不甘心这样算了，是否应该直接问他到底什么意思，也好move on？
k*e
16 楼
不用问了，肯定不是认真的。赶快move on.
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 我就在想，是见面没看上我？还是一开始就不打算认真找的？
: 唉，我的理智也告诉我不靠谱，不过他的条件真的很诱人，要是真心的就好了。。。
: 自己老大不小了，必须认真找个人settle down，玩不起了。
: 可是又不甘心这样算了，是否应该直接问他到底什么意思，也好move on？
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 我就在想，是见面没看上我？还是一开始就不打算认真找的？
: 唉，我的理智也告诉我不靠谱，不过他的条件真的很诱人，要是真心的就好了。。。
: 自己老大不小了，必须认真找个人settle down，玩不起了。
: 可是又不甘心这样算了，是否应该直接问他到底什么意思，也好move on？
S*a
17 楼
给你看什么证？帅哥证？
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
S*N
18 楼
显然给剩女一个完成自己梦想的一次性交机会而已。
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 我就在想，是见面没看上我？还是一开始就不打算认真找的？
: 唉，我的理智也告诉我不靠谱，不过他的条件真的很诱人，要是真心的就好了。。。
: 自己老大不小了，必须认真找个人settle down，玩不起了。
: 可是又不甘心这样算了，是否应该直接问他到底什么意思，也好move on？
a*y
19 楼
见面没干别的？
交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
况？？
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
况？？
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
d*o
20 楼
正常的男的不会有那么多时间总想一个女人吧，哪怕是LP。 所以就是出来玩的
S*a
21 楼
SG固然比较有诱惑力，但是不靠谱的是大多数。
一颗深爱你的心更重要。
Move on吧
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
一颗深爱你的心更重要。
Move on吧
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
l*a
22 楼
看上去像是找ons的，这种廉价到极点的嘘寒问暖你也接？？？不知道一天给多少个网
上找的女孩发这种短信，谁上钩算谁，你竟然还以为他“喜欢”你？orz了
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
上找的女孩发这种短信，谁上钩算谁，你竟然还以为他“喜欢”你？orz了
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
L*e
23 楼
你约他出去吧，自己弄清楚，省得瞎猜，浪费时间
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
【在 z****9 的大作中提到】
: 交友网上联系我的某帅哥，一开始每天发短信说挺喜欢我，嘘寒问暖+要求见面，因为
: 同城就短暂的见了一面，人跟照片基本一样帅，开的车和打扮都不俗，他还把证件拿出
: 来给我看了。见面之后的几天，就跟之前一样一天几遍短信的说想我，继续重复嘘寒问
: 暖，但不给我打电话，也没约我出去。感觉他的问候一直就像例行公事，或者群发的，
: 都是他一个人在独白，看不出要我和交流互动，加深了解的意思。我都不想回他千篇一
: 律的短信了。这样应该不太正常吧，又说不准他心里是怎么想的。谁能知道这是什么情
: 况？？
z*9
24 楼
大家说得对。不回他了，让他找别人去吧。move on。
c*e
25 楼
ONS很可怕么? 如果是帅哥LZ也不亏吧......
【在 l**a 的大作中提到】
: 看上去像是找ons的，这种廉价到极点的嘘寒问暖你也接？？？不知道一天给多少个网
: 上找的女孩发这种短信，谁上钩算谁，你竟然还以为他“喜欢”你？orz了
【在 l**a 的大作中提到】
: 看上去像是找ons的，这种廉价到极点的嘘寒问暖你也接？？？不知道一天给多少个网
: 上找的女孩发这种短信，谁上钩算谁，你竟然还以为他“喜欢”你？orz了
B*o
26 楼
得病怎么办?
【在 c*******e 的大作中提到】
: ONS很可怕么? 如果是帅哥LZ也不亏吧......
【在 c*******e 的大作中提到】
: ONS很可怕么? 如果是帅哥LZ也不亏吧......
o*n
27 楼
真理啊。。。
【在 S***a 的大作中提到】
: SG固然比较有诱惑力，但是不靠谱的是大多数。
: 一颗深爱你的心更重要。
: Move on吧
【在 S***a 的大作中提到】
: SG固然比较有诱惑力，但是不靠谱的是大多数。
: 一颗深爱你的心更重要。
: Move on吧
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