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Black Magic wrote:I must say that everyone I met at HG I would have classified as decent too (although I do believe that if I had arrived a night earlier it may have been a very different story! )

huh?

Everyone i there on both nights i considered decent... (even MR maniac)

Well thanks for the compliment, Dave - I think

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Everyone i there on both nights i considered decent... (even MR maniac) [/quote]

Let me rephrase - rumour has it that there were some decent people exhibiting indecent behaviour.

(In saying that I wasn't there on Friday night, the stories about our dear Robyn may have been all falsified! )


We loves ya Rob!

Indecent behaviour or not...

I just had dinner with 3 of KSRC's finest! Stallion's... Stallions being a massive understatement...

ZXRobyn wrote:Indecent behaviour or not...

I just had dinner with 3 of KSRC's finest! Stallion's... Stallions being a massive understatement...

Case in point! They are certainly not extinct!

Mmmmmmm what can I say, but . . . . . . . . seriously, GIDDY UP ! !

A close, 33 y.o. friend recently married a wonderful, NORMAL guy. What's the big deal, you might all say? Well, she is an attractive, fun, intelligent, out-going girl. But she was single an awful lot of the time..and when she wasn't single, she was dating a creep, a tosser, a meglomaniac or a pathological liar. She was sending out all the wrong vibes, she was desperate for a partner, and finding all the imagined flaws in herself projected all of this out to the male population in the social circle in which we moved. All the good guys were either running away or turned away, and the pricks she hooked up with basically took advantage of her. So, why am I typing all of this? It took her a couple of serious years of singledom, acceptance of the beautiful person she is, a review of her standards in her ideal man, and the hardest of all, a move out of our regular social circle to meet her now-husband. They are exceedingly happy, nesting, and pregnant, and we couldn't be more happy for her

I know this is easy to type from where I sit, happily married. So girls (and guys) don't think I am preaching to the perverted please However, maybe maybe a move out of your comfort zone might help in finding someone?

Anyway, best of luck to all of you

esie wrote: maybe a move out of your comfort zone might help in finding someone?

Damn it and i been waiting at home for someone to knock on the door all this time

Life is like a box of chocolates....











When you're hungry, even the coffee creams get eaten

photomike666 wrote:Life is like a box of chocolates....











When you're hungry, even the coffee creams get eaten

coffee creams ewwwww thats just sick dude!!!

esie wrote:A close, 33 y.o. friend recently married a wonderful, NORMAL guy. What's the big deal, you might all say? Well, she is an attractive, fun, intelligent, out-going girl. But she was single an awful lot of the time..and when she wasn't single, she was dating a creep, a tosser, a meglomaniac or a pathological liar. She was sending out all the wrong vibes, she was desperate for a partner, and finding all the imagined flaws in herself projected all of this out to the male population in the social circle in which we moved. All the good guys were either running away or turned away, and the pricks she hooked up with basically took advantage of her. So, why am I typing all of this? It took her a couple of serious years of singledom, acceptance of the beautiful person she is, a review of her standards in her ideal man, and the hardest of all, a move out of our regular social circle to meet her now-husband. They are exceedingly happy, nesting, and pregnant, and we couldn't be more happy for her

I know this is easy to type from where I sit, happily married. So girls (and guys) don't think I am preaching to the perverted please However, maybe maybe a move out of your comfort zone might help in finding someone?

Anyway, best of luck to all of you

Thats what I was trying to say Esie, I just wasnt very ummmmm tactful about it.