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<blockquote data-quote="Kenny Coyote" data-source="post: 23286" data-attributes="member: 102"><p>How could he be cheesy? He didn't even like to eat quiche (cheese pie) LOL Seriously though, would you provide a couple examples of him being cheesy? "Cheesy" is one of those words I've never quite understood the meaning of in this context. Maybe if you could cite a couple examples of when he was cheesy and say why it was cheesy of him, I could finally better understand what cheesy is supposed to mean when used in this context. Understand how a song or TV show might be cheesy, but I don't quite comprehend how it applies to actual people. Thanks!</p><p></p><p>I suppose much like beauty, charm is in the eye of the beholder. To Presea, Mark had charm and to you, I suppose he didn't. I'm a man so my opinion doesn't really count on this kind of stuff (I know women often say about other women "Oh, she's so pretty" but guys don't say about other guys "Oh he's so attractive and charming") LOL!!! All I can say is Mark strikes me as basically a good guy. By my ethics he made his move on Pam a little soon but then again she didn't mind to too much - after all, she could have told him never come back and she didn't.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kenny Coyote, post: 23286, member: 102"] How could he be cheesy? He didn't even like to eat quiche (cheese pie) LOL Seriously though, would you provide a couple examples of him being cheesy? "Cheesy" is one of those words I've never quite understood the meaning of in this context. Maybe if you could cite a couple examples of when he was cheesy and say why it was cheesy of him, I could finally better understand what cheesy is supposed to mean when used in this context. Understand how a song or TV show might be cheesy, but I don't quite comprehend how it applies to actual people. Thanks! I suppose much like beauty, charm is in the eye of the beholder. To Presea, Mark had charm and to you, I suppose he didn't. I'm a man so my opinion doesn't really count on this kind of stuff (I know women often say about other women "Oh, she's so pretty" but guys don't say about other guys "Oh he's so attractive and charming") LOL!!! All I can say is Mark strikes me as basically a good guy. By my ethics he made his move on Pam a little soon but then again she didn't mind to too much - after all, she could have told him never come back and she didn't. [/QUOTE]
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