Post: #1

So when I was 14-15, there was a girl I went to school with. She was an 8. Thin, brunette. We used to talk dirty on AOL all the time...like 14 year olds do. One of her best friends ended up being my gf for a year or so during high school and we never got around to making our AOL chats a reality.

13 years later...I find out she's in my city for a few days thanks to facebook. After she sends me some xxx text messages, it's clear that we have unfinished business. On her last night in town she comes over and we 'have it out' as she put it.

She's still an 8. Great body. The sex itself wasn't stellar, but the satisfaction of finishing unfinished business was mutual.

Classic example of how laying the foundation can reap rewards, even years later. It required zero effort on my part, it just HAD to happen, as far as she was concerned. May not ever see her again...but she did leave a hairband...so you never know.

Post: #2

Congrats. That's a very interesting way to have gotten a notch.

I only graduated 2 years ago. I cleaned up a lot of my facebook and deleted a lot of not all of my high school contacts.

I want to keep some mystery for when I do re-encounter some of these girls.

Did you reconnect with your high school friends on facebook, or was this by chance?

Post: #3

Never give up on a play. This story deserves its own voiced-over "Great Moments in Notch History" movie.

Starts @0:40:

Post: #4

congrats man, i remember when i was 15 or 16 i met this chick, didnt see eachother for years and finally got the bang at 21. good stuff

Post: #5

Something very similar happened to me just this last winter while in the states.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #6

It's called a retro-bang. El mechanico coined the term a while ago.
It's pretty much all Facebook is good for. Congrats

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Post: #8

I had one recently too, but because I quit Facebook. After the whole account deletion process was over, I got an email from this girl I met about 3 years ago. She said she'd always enjoyed my silly posts and asked if I was ok. I said I was fine and that I'd just gotten tired of Facebook. We ended up meeting and I got the bang.

Post: #9

This would be a good RVF challenge.

I have one on my FB that I haven't seen in 23 years that is a definite wall survivor....