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Playoff time and my oppositions projected stats are far better than mine. Which combination do you think is more likely to have a stand out for me and get me into the title game (I need one RB and one WR)?

OK I have been interested in a girl at work and I recently asked her out for a drink (via a telephone call) and she said yes. The girl is aware that I am interested in her and have been asking one of her work colleges about her but I'm not sure she knows who I am (I wouldn't say it was a blind date but more a visually impaired one LOL).

My question is should I give this girl flowers, or flower, when I see her on the date?

I don't want her to feel uncomfortable or embarrassed but I would also like her to feel special and appreciated and furthermore enhance the possibilities of a second date.

Hi, I have a dilema. There is a girl who I have seen in my work place whom I have never actually spoken too that I would like to ask out on a date. Unfortunately of late, due to differnet work schedules and other circumstances, our paths have not crossed. I have been testing the water so to speak by asking one of her work colleges whom I am also friends with about her (the girl is slightly younger than me and is single).

The friend (I guess you could say she is an older woman-kind of like a mother figure if that makes sense) that I have been talking to now says stuff like "Dont be a sissy just go down there (here work area) and ask her out for coffee or take her to dinner or something."

My thing is, I guess I am kind of shy (well not kind of, I am) and I really think just walking into her workplace would make her feel somewhat uncomfortable which I dont want to do. I would rather casually talk to her in the workplace to make things more comfortable before I ask her out but dont know that there will be too many opportunities in the near future.

I have decided that my best approach is to call her at work just before she finishes (so that if she does feel uncomfortable and work colleges make fun of her she will be able to go home shortly after to escape the situation) and attempt to casually ask her out. My plan would be to appologise for calling her at work, explain the circumstance briefly and then ask if she would be interested in getting coffee or a drink one afternoon the following week? (I believe that the girl does know of my interest through the lady I have been talking to but is not able to put a name to a face to know I am).

My plan for the first outing would be something like going to a local popular bar for a drink and during the date suggest something like playing some pool. If things were to go nicely and we were getting along I would then casually ask if she wanted to get something to eat (There is a nice balconey resteraunt at the bar which overlooks the city), I would pay obviously.

What do you think of my plan and do you have any suggestions, from a womans point of view, on how I could approach this situation in a better way?

I would like to make a good impression and would also like to make sure I dont make the girl feel uncomfortable and ensure she has a good time also.

Please help.

My buddy has offered me a trade in our fantasy league, he is offering me Michael Turner for Steven Jackson (I have Jackson). I live in Australia and dont have the exposure he does in the USA to inside info. On paper it looks a good trade but Jackson's numbers are improving. Is there something in the remaining schedules of each that suggests I should'nt trade? Bottom line is this a good deal for me or is my extremely competitive buddy trying to screw me over?

Does anyone know if satellite radio is available in Australia, and if so where can I buy the receiver and the subscription from?

In the beginning of "Stuart Little 2" movie George wakes up and turns of the alarm on his steam train clock which also blows steam. The train is yellow. Does anyone know where I could buy one from for my little boy?

I married a woman from the USA and we had a son born in the USA. We then moved back to Australia when the child was 2 months old, with the intent of living here permanently and have even signed contracts to build a home. My son has citizenship by decent as I am his biological father and is now 18 months old. Myself and now ex wife were married here in Australia early last year but now the marriage has ended. My Ex wants to move back to the USA with my son and her two other children from a previous American relationship (the father signed over full custody to her before we left and is a dead beat). My son is here in Australia on an Australian passport not a US one. Since our seperation my wife has made visitation very difficult and reneged on several visitation agreements made through mediation and I have commenced legal proceedings to re establish maximum visitation. I have played a major role in his life prior to seperation and still play as big a part as possible.