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 Author Thread: TGIF ~ Get LUCKY Party ~ Friday, May 13th, Eton House Tavern, 8pm
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TGIF ~ Get LUCKY Party ~ Friday, May 13th, Eton House Tavern, 8pm
Posted: 5/9/2011 7:00:19 PM
Is there a cover charge? If so, what is it?
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Butt Rhettler's May 9th 2009 Party 9pm
Posted: 5/6/2009 7:26:20 PM
Hey jawnson,

Chances are I'll be going and I live in Hamilton. I'd be willing to give you a ride. I don't know how we would contact each other to make plans to meet, since guys can't send messages to other guys. Is there some way of e-mailing without showing our e-mail addresses to everyone?
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It's his birthday - so why am I bummed?
Posted: 3/23/2009 1:54:47 PM
Here's something to understand about men. To many guys, a birthday is nothing special, and it's just another day. It's just a reminder that we're all getting older. A lot of guys would forget what day is their birthday if they weren't reminded-mostly by women. Guys almost never get each other cards and gifts. Birthdays are viewed as special occasions for Hallmark and restaurants. When guys are asked what they want for their birthday and what do they want to do, the response is usually: "I don't care".

Is your boyfriend really excited that his birthday is coming up soon? I'm betting he's not too excited. It could be just another day to him like any other. That could explain why he's not treating it like a national holiday.
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is hairloss a turnoff?
Posted: 3/13/2009 10:38:24 AM
One thing I find that looks goofy is bald men who wear baseball caps all the time. Why make it obvious that you're ashamed of your lack of hair, and trying to hide the fact?

On the flip side of the hair appearance issue; I've seen lots of profiles of miidle-aged women (let's say in their 40's and up), and it is very rare that I see a posted picutre of a woman with any gray or white hair. I think it's safe to say that many of these women's hair color comes in a box-especially the much older women. If women are hiding their hair color with chemicals, they shouldn't be objecting to bald men who happened to send them a flirt.
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The instant chemistry demand
Posted: 3/8/2009 3:06:20 PM
It's funny to see how many people saying that there must be instant chemistry as soon as they meet in order to date to some one-sparks flying, rockets going off, bombs bursting in air, etc., etc. The point is, almost everyone in POF is divorced, separated, or was in some other way in a serious relationship that's now over. My guess is when you met your (now) ex, there was probably instant chemistry when you had all of those firworks going off and you were in euphoria, but now you're an ex. What happened to the instant chemistry? Back to the lab Dr. Jekyll.
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Who's calling your phone?
Posted: 3/2/2009 7:58:33 PM
Here's a solution: get rid of the cell phones and get a land line phone (remember those phones?). That way, nobody is hiding calls.
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Msg: 68 (view)
 
Can a Serious Christian Fall in Love with a Serious Atheist?
Posted: 2/15/2009 2:02:50 PM
I would think a major stumbling block/deal breaker is if and when the couple gets serious and take it the next level, and discuss wedding plans. A religous person would want to get married in a church and get "God's blessing". How could an atheist go along with that? And vice versa-atheist wanting to get married at city hall or at a tourist resort in the Bahamas with a justice of the peace with no religous connotations.
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Is seeking my soulmate in a profile a turnoff for you?
Posted: 2/11/2009 6:31:04 PM
Everyone has the meaning all wrong. What some people are looking for is a SOLE mate-someone they can kick around or kick to the curb with the sole of their shoe when the other person ticks them off.
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Girlfriend has a GUY friend..... what do you think?
Posted: 2/9/2009 8:08:45 PM
It sounds like not only does Peachsplitter have concerns about the guys intention, but so does his wife-and she supposedly doesn't know of this get-together.

There's a simple solution to this: ask the guy to go with his wife to Vegas for the weekend, and meet up with Peachsplitter and his gf, and the four of them can hang out together. Anyone's fear of any wrondoing will be alleviated.
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Cleaning up previous messes before entering a new relationship...
Posted: 11/5/2008 6:48:16 PM
(Slightly Off Topic)
On the topic of changing name back to maiden name, I wonder what the women here would do in the following scenario. There's a trend now to combine the last names of both people when marrying (i.e. Bob Smith and Mary Jones get married, and they change their names Mr. & Mrs. Smith-Jones). Subsequently, their kids' last names are Smith-Jones. Fast forward to a few years later: they get divorced. If you're Mary Smith-Jones, would you keep your last name as Smith-Jones because your kids have that name, or would you go back to being Mary Jones because your kids have the Jones part in their name?

For people who do the combined name thing and decide to have kids; Do they think of how complicated a name could be? What I'm referring to is if a person with two last names marries another person with two last names and they do the combo name deal, they'll end up with four last names, and their kids could potentially end up with eight last names and so on.
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My best friend is a girl.
Posted: 11/3/2008 5:29:35 PM
Just curious-what do your parents think of you and sis sharing the same bed, and then having a third person come in competing for spot number two? Doesn't the sister have her own room and bed? I tend to agree with daynadaze-this post sounds like BS.
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Are we all expecting too much ?
Posted: 10/2/2008 6:38:13 PM
Does anyone remember the days before the internet? Believe it or not, there was a time in the history of the universe when the internet did not exist. If you don't believe me, google it.

If you think you're having problems hooking up with a date now with a total stranger, what do you think it was like pre-internet days? The options were: the bar scene, posting or replying to a newspaper ad in the personal section, joining one of those dating services. The first two options can be pricey and the third option (joining a dating service) can be very pricey. Be thankful that you're not paying to be here. Rejection on this site is free of charge.
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St Catharines, Ontario Montebello POF picture 9/26/08
Posted: 9/27/2008 7:57:05 AM
Did you put up any kind of sign so people could find the group or did you rely on people recognizing each other? Just wondered how you found people in a big crowd.
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Why are men so darn... respectful?
Posted: 5/23/2008 8:09:26 AM
I'm surprised nobody mentioned one other possibility. Maybe the guy is "taken". He might have a girlfriend or a wife. If a guy is biking by himself, that doesn't mean he's single and available. Also, if you were a 90 year old woman or a man, he might have done the same thing-he's sees a person who might be in distress and asks if they're OK. I think there's too much being read into this short encounter.
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WELLAND
Posted: 5/13/2008 7:27:56 PM
Log onto the Pulse Niagara magazine/newspaper at www.pulseniagara.com. It's a weekly paper that's an entertainment guide, listing things going on in the Niagara region. It lists events, a bar guide-what band or dj is at what bar, and type of music. The listing is for the whole Niagara region-Welland, St. Catharines, Niagara Falls, and surrounding towns.

This is similar to the View magazine for the Hamilton area and there are others for other regions.
 
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