送交者: AI 于 2006-1-04, 16:59:42:

• To LiKe people the answer is none. More interesting question should be: - skipper3 (63 bytes) 2006-1-04, 17:34:13
• define "date" first. - Enlighten (0 bytes) 2006-1-04, 17:01:14
  • It is hard to define. Simply /= kissing, is too mechanic. - AI (51 bytes) 2006-1-04, 17:06:13
    • I think the keyword is "hard". :0) - 无知 (0 bytes) 2006-1-04, 17:09:44
      • that's to broad, if hard is defined as a date. - steven (0 bytes) 2006-1-04, 17:50:46
        • In LiKe term, a date is defined as integration of hardware and software. - skipper3 (33 bytes) 2006-1-04, 18:16:38
        • Hard 1st, then broad - 乱劈材 (0 bytes) 2006-1-04, 18:08:56
        • "broad" is another key word. :0) - 无知 (0 bytes) 2006-1-04, 17:57:37
          • too broad is not a good thing. - steven (0 bytes) 2006-1-04, 19:06:13
  • 两银看过电影就算。 - Latino2 (0 bytes) 2006-1-04, 17:05:21
    • 那村里没来过放映队的就不算chinese了？ - 笑笑 (0 bytes) 2006-1-04, 17:10:30

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