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CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Random bad jokes Posted: 8/29/2008 7:30:01 PM
I wanted to be a comedian ........................................ But everyone laughed at me!?!

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Funny pick up lines Posted: 8/29/2008 7:12:43 PM
I used "The only thing your eyes haven't told me is your name." line a few times, worked fairly well lol... Used these on some of my ex's; " I'll keep buying you drinks. You tell me when I get good looking. " "Let's play Titanic. When I say iceberg, you go down " "My name doesn't matter because all you'll be saying later is, "Oh my God" lmao...Pickup lines are always so fun...Its not about 'picking' up someone I think its just humor is always such a good icebreaker!

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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worse thing anybody said to you before they broke your heart. Posted: 8/29/2008 6:08:46 PM
I was 18 and was about to up and move my entire life for someone I was head over heals for. Anyways I move, I get off the bus, all my boxes and cases with me...I remember seeing her car pull into the bus depots parking lot. Inside the car she's sitting with some dude. She comes out. Looking like her bestfriend died. So she says to me " You need to get back on the bus........" I ask her why and whats wrong. She replies "....I'm pregnant...And its not yours" Which of course would make sence cause I hadn't seen her for 5 months...Anyways it was a long sad bus ride home.....LOL...Ah the heartaches of youth :) So ...I don't move unless 'they' move WITH me heh.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Friends or Lovers? Posted: 7/9/2008 10:37:39 AM
Throughout my entire life I have always had female friends, many in fact. My SO hasn't. We broke up for half a year because she doesn't know how to be just friends with the opposite sex. So I thought I'd be ok with her trying to be friends with some guys from her work. The problem is, I'm getting my old gut feeling that somethings aren't what they seem again. I've been getting the signs, erasing her tracks, text's and emails are blank now, when they use to accumulte in her inbox for weeks. Shes more willing to pick fights, arguments, and conflicts these last couple weeks and Closes/minimizes internet browser or IM screens when I walk into the room.Today is our anniversary. I planned to make her a wonderful candle lit dinner...Except she forgot about it and forgot to mention she has plans with her "friend" from work. She has 'graciously' canciled plans with the friend from work and is coming over for dinner. She didn't sound pleased. In fact i'm not pleased...I hate feeling like an idiot for trusting her but at the same time I feel like a paranoid jealous BF, which she has accused me of recently. Not sure what to do here as I have no actual proof, but just signs. Am I really just being paranoid or is my spidey sence tingling for a reason?

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Favourite movie lines! Posted: 6/30/2008 12:53:01 PM
[as the plane prepares to take off] #1: "Nervous?" #2: "Yes." #1: "First time?" #2: " No, I've been nervous lots of times. " _____________________________ #1: "Surely you can't be serious. " #2: "I am serious... and don't call me Shirley." ------------------------------------------------------ "Do you know what it's like to fall in the mud and get kicked... in the head... with an iron boot? Of course you don't, no one does. It never happens. It's a dumb question... skip it." All from 'Airplane!', love that movie lmao

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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What food gets you in the mood? Posted: 6/24/2008 11:07:30 AM
I recently came to the conclusion that a lot of my past partners and my SO included get into the mood after we dine in certain foods. Last night we went for dinner and she tore my cloths off once we got in the apartment. I was just curious what gets some of you in the mood after food? Personally spicy food can get me frisky for some reason lol.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Should we celebrate our anniversary? Posted: 6/9/2008 7:03:22 PM
:P sigh can't wait to get past the drama of being 24 and in love BTW an update, my SO thinks its silly to celebrate 2 annies a year....SOOO think i'll suprize her by doing it twice anyways

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Do you know what you've lost when its gone? Posted: 6/9/2008 7:00:59 PM
Sounds like your hurting, take your time...after a breakup, I've always figured you gotta grieve. Especially if that lucky women has a chance to get all the good things you have to offer them.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Anyone else into hugging? Posted: 6/9/2008 6:53:57 PM
Share the hugs! Seriously a good hug can make the worst days seem like nothing, when I get home after a rotten day, a hug can lift my spirit fairly high...I agree that hugging is an intimate thing at times, I don't hug strangers very often lol. But I do think human beings are physical creatures that crave to be touched. Its a way of showing 'acceptible' gestures of caring and compassion in many societies...

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Could it be? no way! Posted: 6/9/2008 6:42:13 PM
I listen to strangers....lol ...sounds funny when I say that out loud, but ya...sometimes the best advise comes from a complete stranger...like...idk ...reading a book? Don't know the author of any books, but some have really relevent advise, ideas etc. :P....I've never had a problem with this OP...see a doc? could be lots of reasons...i.e.; emotional stress, psychological, hormones, high blood pressure...etc.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Women's Sexual Power Posted: 6/9/2008 3:44:24 PM
I disagree...I always thought that in a way that love moves the world, to an extent....You can say money, power, sex etc. But if you think about it, its the Love of money, the love of power, the love of sex ;) ...etc.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Promiscuity and confidence Posted: 6/9/2008 3:29:09 PM
As I matter of fact I don't mind if my partner has slept around the block...in fact I posted about it not to long ago. http://forums.plentyoffish.com/10017202datingPostpage3.aspx I don't think its wrong, I did it. I have no regrets about it. Somehow I doubt I'll regret all the great sex i've had. Fond memories. I made my choices and am responsible for only my actions. I hope when I have a daughter, I can impart the importance of taking responsibility for your own sexual actions. Of course, that may be due to the liberal and open minded environment I grew up in.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Why do girls usually tend to hide and Guys want to show off how many people they have slept with? Posted: 6/9/2008 2:52:23 PM
Its funny cause every serious partner i've had has always brought up how many women i've been with. Yet when I ask them its usually a response of "its in the past, it doesn't matter"...I don't brag about how many women i've been with. Its not important. But it does make me wonder when a women's elusive after asking me this question. My SO bugged me for a week, until I finally told her, give or take a few I forgot or don't remember. I let it drop, and thankfully its never been brought up again. As for why guys brag... Never really understood it tbh...And well never really understood why women hide it. I suppose some would think a high number would signify them as a slut or something. As a guy...well I guess that tells other guys and women that they are a sexual lion. To me it just means more experience coming my way. I'm not a jealous type though. So ya...Should not really be an issue.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Promiscuity and confidence Posted: 6/9/2008 2:36:35 PM
I have a few female friends that are very promiscuous, and tbh so what? One told me she loves to have Sex. Thats it thats all. Didn't want the emotional baggage. Just wanted to get her rocks off with someone new once in a while. Some people choose not to have a relationship, it doesn't mean there less of a person....Can't remember where I was going with this as someone phoned while I was typing this soo......ya...Nothing wrong really wrong with a women sleeping with multiple partners....

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Why do we men have this incessant urge to check women out? Posted: 6/9/2008 2:17:30 PM
Wow...thats so corny it may work! Tuck that away in the ol'excuse bin

CoyotePrince

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Clean-Up afterwards...disturbing???!!!!??? Posted: 6/9/2008 1:46:00 PM
I don't think he's saying that she was offended by him getting a cloth as such but more that he thought that she was dirty. But then again, I guess it comes down to how comfortable you are with your partner. All about the comfort zone.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Should we celebrate our anniversary? Posted: 6/9/2008 12:40:35 PM
Hmm the thing is we don't know if we should celebrate the date we got back together, or the original time we got together ...Sensational...I remember my SO and I had to sit down and discuss when our official anniverary date would be...Like your SO, I had a different time in my head ( 4 months different in fact) but we narrowed it down to the first weekend we spent together...Try and find a mutual milestone. Now we have 2 major milestones and not sure which to go with?....haha we could do both...that way if we forget one, we have the other to fall back on ....hmm. Think I just figured it out lol...Now to see if she'll go with it :P ...still interested in others opinions though :D As this idea may not pan out

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Why do we men have this incessant urge to check women out? Posted: 6/9/2008 12:22:10 PM
I have friends that get freaked out by guys doing that too(not like we have a tube, lots of buses though :P) ...Personally I think even if its biological or because were "animals" , as an intilligent individual I can rise above my base instincts to 'snort and paw' around women and be civilized.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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How long should you wait before sex? Posted: 6/9/2008 11:38:19 AM
I haven't read the previous posts, but IMO, it all comes down to how bad both want it :D My SO and I hooked up on are 1st date. Kept coming back for more. In the past I've waited months... Depends on chemistry and ...well hornyness I suppose lol

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Name those bits Posted: 6/9/2008 11:24:20 AM
For some reason when people talk about what to call their respective genetalia I always think of that Monty Python song..."Penis Song"...funny as oh hell when I first heard it.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Should we celebrate our anniversary? Posted: 6/9/2008 10:55:31 AM
My SO and I are wondering if we should celebrate our anniversary, as we split up for 6 months and got back together a few months ago....We were together for 3 years and ...well I guess this July would be our 4th year...but ...were both confused if we should celebrate it lol...What do you all think?

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Clean-Up afterwards...disturbing???!!!!??? Posted: 6/9/2008 10:50:45 AM
My GF was the one that always wanted to get clean after, I was never offended in the least tbh. In fact we started a whole shower together ritual...which usually ends in us having to take another shower lol

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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The sex lasts too long....he doesn't like to be rushed? He's wearing me out! Posted: 6/9/2008 10:07:44 AM
Personally when I was "single" I was somewhat like this, would go often and for a while, tried to be a marathon man, in retrospec think it had to with insercurities about not really pleasing the women I was with enough. Now after being with my partner for 3 years we've learned to have a nice balance of quickies, and being really late for meetings ;) She said something along the lines of what the OP has said. I remember my SO saying "Its just no fun wincing everytime I sit down at work, people always ask if i'm alright"

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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do some guys really like a really big AZZ? Posted: 6/9/2008 9:25:32 AM
My brothers GF has a really large ass, I teased him one day about it (we were both venting a bit about our SO's) he just lit up with a big grin and said he likes them big. Said he just loves the way they fill out her jeans. His one complaint was that it sometimes got in the way (can't do certain ...positions lol). My SO has more than enough to be appealing Personally I don't mind a women with Ass-ets.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Why do we men have this incessant urge to check women out? Posted: 6/9/2008 9:11:38 AM
LOL... I've had to train myself not to check out women all the time, I have a SO and the funny thing is that my SO doesn't really care. She actually points out other really attractive women to me. I've asked her why she does that and she just shrugs and says its just looking(part of me always thinks its some sort of test or something lol). I've always been told its wrong to check out other women when your with another woman. Makes sence, you know, being sensitive and all. Maybe its hard wired in us, but I guess it has to happen or people wouldn't ever really get together. I mean you usually have to be physically attracted to a person to iniciate anything more than a look right?

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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41 ways to melt a woman's heart Posted: 5/23/2008 2:21:13 PM
Put the lid down on the toilet Still mastering that Late at night I forget once in a while, to the annoyance of my other half

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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18 Things a Grown Man Should Never Have ...... Posted: 5/22/2008 9:19:36 PM
Come on! No secret handshakes??? WTH...I guess I missed that meeting

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Why are you here? Posted: 5/22/2008 9:14:49 PM
I like the forums...Seriously I do, sometimes the comments crack me up, and others make me think. I suppose I could do that in any other site, but ...for some reason it seems more "real" when I'm reading from people in Manitoba for some reason...lol...That sounds silly to me. But ya.. Thats about it

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Does LOVE exist...or do we just want it to so bad? Posted: 5/22/2008 9:06:52 PM
I did ask if " anyone thinks love for an ex should be non-existant." and if it was ultimately wrong to express your plutonic feelings about an ex to 'your' partner?I thought it to be a reasonable and honest question. At which point I gave infomation as to what happened, as its been said Tempt, my profile had nothing what so ever, to do with what I asked. Also, was your advice meant to "incite"me (pretty sure that has something to do with riots)? Because sir, it'd be nice to be polite and not demean me by calling me "boy" for one thing. Also more importantly you say I choose to have relationships with women who I do not have very deep feelings for. Wow...thats quite a statement. As for my inconsistency and contradictions in my explanations, and profile and relationship. One, What inconsistency? My profile says whats important, that friends are ok, that i'm not single, and i'm TAKEN. Thats all that needed to be said, if you wanna get down to the nitty gritty....You know, I've lost total interest in trying to explain myself to you. Advice is more than welcome, and since i've wrote, I've taken some sound opinions (Thanks to Tender, Fly, Single, and everyone else who had something constructive to say) I've since discussed this more with my significant other. We're successfully working things out. I think in a way, this is on topic, because its about an adult relationship, where love is involved and committment is absolutely present, or I wouldn't care about trying to get over this issue. Love isn't all about the bubbly feelings, sometimes its hard work trying to share your life with a total stranger, who you grow to become and they, you. Love exist for me, cause I get to see it everytime she looks into my eyes. Things like this happen once in a while, it allows us to hopefully grow closer. Peace and thanks again.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Does LOVE exist...or do we just want it to so bad? Posted: 5/21/2008 5:03:42 AM
Well...so much to try to reply back to...My GF and I have been together for the last 3 years, we split up for a few months last year though(Thats when I found POF). I try to keep our relationship open when it comes to actually maintaining it, meaning I try to be open about our past and present. I am usually very tactful, sensitive and honest. Although, I know its no excuse, alchohol was the deciding factor in what I said to her, when I said it. In all honesty, I don't think I was wrong in saying what I said, but I agree that timing is REALLY important and saying something like that while drunk wasn't the best of timing. My relationship with her, is not new, so when I blurted out that I still care about my ex, I really didn't expect that much of a reaction from her, as she seems more than able to talk freely about her past relationships. I think its ok to be friends with an ex that shared about 6 years in my life. Especially since I'm with my GF, only her and thought she was secure in how I feel for her. I've since tried to talk to her about it, and she said I want my ex back, which is really unreasonable. I've never talked about my ex with her really, and suddenly she thinks i'm going to pick up my life and move away to try to win my ex back...Its just silly. I forgot where I was going with this, so i'll end this novel by saying that it was wrong to tell her this when drunk, but I don't believe I was wrong in saying something such as saying I care about an ex-partner in a non-romantic plutonic sense.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Special if given a chance Posted: 5/19/2008 9:52:10 AM
"I wanna know, if you've ever seen the rain.... coming down, on a sunny day" Ahhh good ol CCR

CoyotePrince

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Does LOVE exist...or do we just want it to so bad? Posted: 5/19/2008 9:48:18 AM
I've been "in love" so many times in my life, I've had in easy time being in love, but have a hard time staying in love. So imo it does exist, but as its been said here, its often present as different degrees, my last ex was much more into "us" than I was. Hence why she's an ex. BTW does anyone think love for an ex should be non-existant. One drunken night, I blurted out that a part of me would always love and care for an old partner, I explained to my GF that it wasn't in the romantic sense, but just as someone that shared a very long time in my life...She made me feel guilty, as if I was wrong to care for an ex in anyway.

CoyotePrince

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First Date Posted: 5/19/2008 9:35:35 AM
I once took a first date Horseback riding...hilarity insued, as she never went horseback riding before, even though she had said she had :P Anyways ya, it was pretty unique in my mind as i've never taken a date riding before...At least on a 1st date... lol...was one i'm sure either of us will not forget. hehehe...the 1st ten minutes of 3 of us trying to get her on the horse, still brings tears to my eyes hahaha

CoyotePrince

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Why did you choose your name ? Posted: 5/15/2008 6:30:09 AM
When I was 8 my nick name was Coodie as in the incurible child disease lol Then I took karate, then it was Karate Coodie, followed by the teenage drinking age, where I'd do a wolf call thing before I actually started partying lol ...So dorky thinking back on it. Then it became Coodie the Karate Coyote ...lol...decided to drop the first and add something a little ...less dorky? lol hence Coyote Prince heh

CoyotePrince

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The nicest thing anyone has ever said to you Posted: 2/1/2008 8:33:27 AM
"I know were not family, but your the closest thing I've ever had to a big brother." said from a friend I've made in the last year. Made my eyes pretty misty lol

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Valentine's Day just 13 days away! Posted: 2/1/2008 8:07:47 AM
I "plan" on having a date(anyone interested :P), maybe go skating along the river, followed by hot chocolate, then dinner, bottle of wine, and a nice time sitting in front of a roaring T.V. fire( Do they still have that fireplace channel on 101?).

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Guy's and Gal's Personal Traits Posted: 2/1/2008 7:56:52 AM
I would want a Women to be hilarious with me. I seem to always crack people up, but not many make me laugh till I cry :P Aww to find that other special goof ball to laugh with :)

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Pool Tournament~Triple B's Scurfield Location Posted: 2/1/2008 7:42:32 AM
Sounds like fun, I might just show up, haven't gone to shoot pool in a long while.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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What if the first impression just went down the tubes? Posted: 1/7/2008 10:33:23 AM
I've had friends that litterly approach like a job interview....Usually the 1st date is...In a way just that...You talk about what you do, who you are, what your interested in, etc...Like you would for an interview, the difference I've come to understand is its like being interviewed (hopefully) by someone who feels just like you do! Everyone hates rejection, and if you can see that you both might feel the same, then it might just make things a little more relaxed, and then you'd start to enjoy yourself... Remember, if it is like an interview, its one that goes both ways ;)

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Do girls just look at a guy for looks or what? Posted: 1/7/2008 10:25:42 AM
Well let me tell you OP, at 1st, yes. No one and I mean no one looks at another person for the 1st time and says "Wow....He has such nice Morals!" It is at 1st always about looks...At first mind you. I personally don't go introduce myself to someone I don't find attractive. Yet there have been many situations where unexpected great women, I would never have approached somehow do or say something that throws whatever I originally thought, right out the window....So the short answer I think, is Yes, then hopefully later, no.

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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What do guys think about a girl contacting them first? Posted: 1/7/2008 10:01:14 AM
I agree with all the post saying its a good thing to contact 1st...To be honest, I never really know exactly how to break the ice online...In person I don't find it to difficult, but online you have time to think about what you want to say, then try to express it in a way that grabs the attention of whoever I'm writing...Mainly cause there are about 20+ other guys trying to do the same thing...So to put it simply...I wish more women would do this :D

CoyotePrince

Joined: 11/2/2007

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Just curious about my profile Posted: 1/7/2008 9:06:51 AM
Well I don't come on too often, but I do like to view other peoples profile, as I'm really not all that sure about how to make a good one for myself. I am wondering if anyone thinks i'm on the right track :P Any help would be appreciated...I do have a number of people look at my profile but not many ever write me (lol) So again, am I not doing something right? So I guess this would be a profile review, pls be gentle but honest ;) As with anything it can change

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