discoprophet:


Did you have a rough childhood?

STFUareyouG0d:
you ever heard about Google? Try www.google.com

discoprophet:


Lol. I'm not saying anything

numericalguy:



At 35 years...

Rexhenrex:
yea am the henry!

SouthieGirl:


Hmm... I'm not quite sure about that.

xendra:
mehn....you get problem o

Rexhenrex:
was absolutely teasing even though he is my name sake....i hope he is cute *winks

SouthieGirl:


Nope, I'm not. I can see where you got that though.

You don't have to be above 30 to have an ATM card right? Or a job? Or know how to drive

adaksbullet:
Hmmmm am not liked to be no in nl that I'm hery, well shattygilr, d ways u do me on today his not cool buh am forgaved u am steel seen ur faze wen am rich aos sha




Pm me for huk up, I we live potacurt tomao tho

STFUareyouG0d:
This one just realised she's missed another chance to have husband at 35.

Too late ma'am

STFUareyouG0d:
I will. I promise

SouthieGirl:


Yeah? Cool. Are all Henrys' cute
Can't remember what he looked like though, just that he was taller than me, which is tall.

SouthieGirl:
Okay, so I had a pretty busy day at work and couldn't wait to be out of the office. It had rained heavily earlier and everywhere was partly flooded with traffic fast building up so you can imagine my rush to get home ASAP.

On the way out I realised I had promised to give someone some money and a quick check in my wallet showed I was low on cash. I actually groaned aloud but still took a detour to the nearest bank ATM. Silently praying for no queue as well as evaluating my day and some work I had to catch up on later, I barely noticed a young man standing by the gate of the bank.

Anyways, I'm on the queue (thankfully just one dude there), still musing and watching the traffic building upon the expressway, when said young man walks up to me. I was lost in thought just watching him absentmindedly before I realised he was talking to me. He actually politely introduced himself and paid me a compliment. Nice guy. Unfortunately before I could say anything the dude ahead of me was done and my mind was on autopilot to make my withdrawal and take off. So all I could do was mumble a thank you, ignore his introduction (although I caught his name) and turned away to the ATM. By the time I was done and realised how rude I must have seemed, the young man had disappeared.

I drove home worried about it and I'm still worried. Now, one may wonder why I worry. I put a lot of effort normally not to appear rude or stuck up. Thing is on a normal day I appreciate how much it takes for someone to walk up to a working class young lady, with a slight frown on her face and still pay her a nice compliment... and I mean while completely behaving like a gentleman. Plus the compliment actually brightened up my otherwise stressful day.

So.. here goes nothing. If your name is Henry and you were at a GTBank ATM today between 4.30 and 5.00pm and this story sounds familiar, here's me apologising and saying thank you again. If you're on NL, feel free to say hello again.

Chicent:




And if henry is not on NL what happens What a beautiful world filled with wonderful (sc) people.

adaksbullet:
Hmmmm am not liked to be no in nl that I'm hery, well shattygilr, d ways u do me on today his not cool buh am forgaved u am steel seen ur faze wen am rich aos sha




Pm me for huk up, I we live potacurt tomao tho

SouthieGirl:


Haha, not with those tenses, no!

SouthieGirl:


A long shot, I know. At least I'l feel less guilty for trying to apologise.

SouthieGirl:


Haha, not with those tenses, no!

SouthieGirl:
Okay, so I had a pretty busy day at work and couldn't wait to be out of the office. It had rained heavily earlier and everywhere was partly flooded with traffic fast building up so you can imagine my rush to get home ASAP.

On the way out I realised I had promised to give someone some money and a quick check in my wallet showed I was low on cash. I actually groaned aloud but still took a detour to the nearest bank ATM. Silently praying for no queue as well as evaluating my day and some work I had to catch up on later, I barely noticed a young man standing by the gate of the bank.

Anyways, I'm on the queue (thankfully just one dude there), still musing and watching the traffic building upon the expressway, when said young man walks up to me. I was lost in thought just watching him absentmindedly before I realised he was talking to me. He actually politely introduced himself and paid me a compliment. Nice guy. Unfortunately before I could say anything the dude ahead of me was done and my mind was on autopilot to make my withdrawal and take off. So all I could do was mumble a thank you, ignore his introduction (although I caught his name) and turned away to the ATM. By the time I was done and realised how rude I must have seemed, the young man had disappeared.

I drove home worried about it and I'm still worried. Now, one may wonder why I worry. I put a lot of effort normally not to appear rude or stuck up. Thing is on a normal day I appreciate how much it takes for someone to walk up to a working class young lady, with a slight frown on her face and still pay her a nice compliment... and I mean while completely behaving like a gentleman. Plus the compliment actually brightened up my otherwise stressful day.

So.. here goes nothing. If your name is Henry and you were at a GTBank ATM today between 4.30 and 5.00pm and this story sounds familiar, here's me apologising and saying thank you again. If you're on NL, feel free to say hello again.

PierreSizzl:


I love you already. I could be Henry for you..