One thing I've enjoyed saying is that guys around here either have a car or class -- one or the other. But I guess I found one that has neither.

So Clingy...he left a message for me on MSN while I was away. When I came back, he was all over me like a fat kid on a Smartie. Why do people say that? I think it's kind of mean. Right away, he was like, "why don't you return my messages?"

I said, "you mean the messages you leave when I'm away from my desk?" He clarified that he meant the voice mail messages. I don't know where his head's at...but he left me one message Saturday night, also saying to call him back when I had a moment. 

I think the only time I will ever return a call right away if it's not personal. With personal calls, I'll do it when I have a huge stretch of time. That way I can focus on the conversation and not have to cut it short.

So...there he was giving me a hard time about that, and I had had enough! I told him he was too clingy and demanding, and when he asked me how, I explained to him. I did not, however, add "too clingy and demanding for someone I barely know and someone who barely knows me." I had told him I was busy!

Then I told him I didn't think we should get together anymore. But he still kept going on...and on...and I repeated myself. Why should I even had to say it twice? He said I was rude and that it didn't take much time to call someone.

The best part was, "my friend who is 10 times busier than you calls me twice a day." I'm not sure what that was supposed to prove...#1, I'm not his friend. #2. I don't really care about the nature of their friendship at this point in time. #3. How did he know it was 10 times and not 9? or 11? Man, I can't stand presumptuos people.

And the conversation ended with him saying "Fuck you."

BWAHAHAHA Why do guys swear at me when I turn them down?? Mind you, this is only the second time I've been sworn at for that reason. Other times, they just try to generally insult me. "You're a flake!"

Is class really overrated these days, or am I demanding too much? I'll just roll my eyes now.