Anyone got backissues of 17 magazine?

Question

cuz at the doctrs office he had the May 2008 issue and it said write the flirtiest yearbook message he'll find it too adorable for words. if you will type in that page about it, please please please, that would be great. :-)

Please?????????????

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write the flirtiest yearbook message he'll find it too adorable for words

Answer 1

Okay..

Example:

Hey you![this is the perfect mis of personal and informal]

After a whole year of arguing with you about Fall Out Boy in English Lit, I can't believe you're still not a fan...! Let's get together soon and find other bands to fight over, okay?[ask him in a funny way to hang out, so there's no pressure] (unless you'd prefer to discuss The Crucible! Ha!)

XO, Me [feeling brave? 77% of guys say they'd love it for you to leave your number too!]

* the stuff in brackets are the little notes Seventeen wrote in there

1. USE A BRIGHT COLOR: Purple or green ink will stand out in a sea of blue-- yet it's more guy-friendly than pink.

2. KEEP IT SHORT: Three sentences max! He'll lose interest by the end of a long note, but a quickie will make him smile.

3. MAKE AN INSIDE JOKE: A funny memory only you two will get is a cool way to highlight your bond.

4. PLAN A "DATE": Telling him you want to see him this summer will give him the idea that you should hang out.

Guys said these messages were hot:

"My crush wrote her number, which gave me the guts to call her- and we've been dating ever since!"

"One class officer joked she'd by my secretary for the summer.  The yearbook is good for bold flirting."

And.. this was NOT:

"A girl taped in her photo and drew hearts around it- then wrote 'Tear this out, and hang it up!' Weird."

Decode His note

"whenever I see a frog, I'll remember that one time in bio when you.."

What it means: Recalling specific details shows he thinks you're special- not just a random classmate.

"I'm glad we got to know each other better this year."

What it means: This canned comment says he barely cares (or he would have been more creative).

"Give me a call this summer."

What it means: Sounds promising, but i's really a cop-out-- he still wants you to do the work.

Kay, that's it!!