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Cleverkitten

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Msg: 12 (view)

pens or pencils........... Posted: 11/22/2009 2:52:34 PM
finn i thought you used a keyboard lol Which was too short an observation, and obviously too funny ha fekkin ha

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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pens or pencils........... Posted: 11/22/2009 2:48:01 PM
Must be based on area. I work in yr2 we encourage the use of fine motor control, joined up writing (aka cursive) and how pens help that. White boards are no help to left handers IMO

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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I think I've scared him big time, how to resolve this? Posted: 11/22/2009 11:43:50 AM
...the spelling mistake was quite amusing...I got it too!!! Made me grin...its no big deal Hanneke...just very funny... I found it hysterical too considering we are being asked to analyse something that is so obviously anal Are people so scared these days to have a laugh at anything for fear of reprisal?

Cleverkitten

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Buying women Lingerie Posted: 11/22/2009 11:13:09 AM
Do you take TKMaxx vouchers? Not for lingerie sweetie, walk this way with your credit card and be enlightened If it feels scratchy, she won't like it is a good rule

Cleverkitten

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I cannot get internet guy out of my head, I never met him. Posted: 11/22/2009 10:31:01 AM
Click the Esc button on your pc then unplug it from the wall, and get out in the real world. Some people are not suited to cyberworld, and should stick to licking windows in the real one

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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All or nothing…. or just settle for a companion Posted: 11/20/2009 2:15:59 PM
You obviously haven't met the right cat yet and FYI you can't buy them, they have to choose you

Cleverkitten

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All or nothing…. or just settle for a companion Posted: 11/20/2009 10:15:57 AM
I think my Dad's partner is only with him so as not to be alone. I can't see what benefit he gets as she is a bossy witch who usually does what she wants and leaves him on his own a lot. He is in his eighties and I think she is in her sixties. I'm going to stick with cats for company and toy boys for entertainment

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Self defence. Posted: 11/19/2009 3:40:21 PM
I always wear killer heels ...................... one of those to your instep certainly makes your eyes water I did a wonderful tai chi class once on self defence, it made a lot of sense but I got very distracted as the instructor was very cute

Cleverkitten

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Blair loses out in European Presidency Posted: 11/19/2009 3:34:25 PM
I am delirious with joy because we DON'T have to have that letter boxed mouth witch of a wife of his swanning about like Lady Muck

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Time wasting? Posted: 11/17/2009 12:46:13 PM
And sorry there is not always an alternative socially for some of us. working 12 hr shifts in a care home and teaching some evenings means that I go home and flake out. Pub and a pint... it must be three years since I had time for either. From that comment it doesn't sound as though you should be on a 'dating' site either, as where could you fit the date in? ......... I haven't looked at your profile to see what your 'needs' are in that department, so please don't bite my head off. It was only an observation on your post

Cleverkitten

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So, what's 'wrong' with The Daily Mail and those who read it? Posted: 11/17/2009 4:54:41 AM
I have decided to stop reading the Daily Mail as I don't agree with harpooning ......... I shall continue to buy it though and only look at the pictures

Cleverkitten

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Vanishing Users. Anyone Else Noticed? Posted: 11/16/2009 2:42:46 PM
I think I need to change my deoderant, I had three testimonials on my profile now I'm down to one and they didn't even say goodbye

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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X factor 2009 Posted: 11/15/2009 3:53:56 PM
Did any one else notice the lack of content Jedward got in the group song and in the 'final twelve' single? It's obvious they are there for the 'entertainment factor' and not their singing ability ............ not often I agree with Miss Aussie Botox. FFs they are like the pickle they put in a MaccyD that people pick out and throw away. I loved Jamie Afro at the beginning, but he can't change his style and that shows (although loved the change in his hair ) Lloyd will go next week if the tw@t twins don't imo.

Cleverkitten

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Cats vs Dogs Posted: 11/14/2009 4:35:21 PM
Everyone always promotes the dog as the sensitive one 'man's best friend' and all that BUT ............. I had a cat that I re-homed after he had been rescued ( he was locked in a flat when his previous owners moved). He lived happily with me and then with me and my husband after our marriage. When my husband decided he no longer wanted to be married and left, said cat would leave the house if husband came round to discuss divorce etc and sit in the garden, only coming back in the house when he had left. To my mind he was making his point ;)

Cleverkitten

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What is meant by the 'left' and 'right'? Posted: 11/14/2009 5:20:46 AM
Your political compass Economic Left/Right: -2.62 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -2.26 I didn't understand half the questions as they weren't about shoes but I think I may be sitting on the fence in the diagram

Cleverkitten

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pre-marital sex? your thoughts Posted: 11/12/2009 11:22:05 AM
I have no intention of ever getting married again, but I have no intention of joining a nunnery either............................... sooooooooooooo any sex I have will not be pre-marital

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Brits are ugly and so say all of them............! Posted: 11/12/2009 11:11:59 AM
When you have a site of existing members voting who can be allowed to join you have a recipe for disaster and a total b!tch fest. The brittle 'beautiful' people are not going to allow anyone more beautiful in are they? Guys will be voting for beautiful girls who are voted against by the existing girls and vice versa. Who started the ball rolling anyway? Who chose the first 'beautiful person'? Would you really want to be with someone who was that arrogant? I'm off to join Dogs'R'Us .................... but do they accept Cats?

Cleverkitten

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Is there really a Santa Claus Posted: 11/12/2009 11:04:31 AM
I resented the fact that some fat, be-whiskered old guy with no dress sense got all the credit at Christmas, so my daughter had one present and a small stocking from Santa and all the rest came from Mummy Santa's present was wrapped in different paper to the rest of the presents and was usually the 'main' thing (you know the thing that you have to move heaven and earth to get and then the box is more interesting than the present) .................... but all the fun stuff that kept her amused and unwrapping all morning was from me. We always left food and drink for Santa and Rudolph, and the year she asked Santa for snow I went out at 3 in the morning with a can of fake snow to decorate the front garden She always knew that the shopping centre santa's were decoys because the 'real' Santa was too busy ........................ I feel sad for the children who aren't allowed to be children for long enough

Cleverkitten

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Cats vs Dogs Posted: 11/12/2009 10:53:09 AM
well anything that craps in a box in your living room, Not very pleasent is it? So put the litter box somewhere else then .............. how about the bathroom, it's where you take a crap isn't it? Or do you do 'it' on the pavement like a million dogs do? to the responsible dog owners who poopa-scoop, but I could lynch the ones that don't

Cleverkitten

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Cats vs Dogs Posted: 11/10/2009 1:22:02 PM
have never seen a cat do anything usefull You obviously don't know any elderly or housebound people for whom a cat is a source of great comfort and companionship then? Wasn't there a study done on how beneficial stroking an animal can be? Which is why animals were taken into hospitals as 'therapy' ............ and who loves being stroked more than a cat ?

Cleverkitten

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being honest with yourself? Posted: 11/9/2009 4:22:10 PM
i would of whent the other way kitten as told him, that way he knows the score and can save part of life waiting for a second bite so to speak. Not all men have your sensitivity and intelligence badge, to accept the truth Some men will get nasty if they see a direct knock back, and in the same vein some ladies will be gutted at the cavalier attitude of some pof men

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Women the superior sex Posted: 11/9/2009 4:11:03 PM
We've seen the mistakes of the past, why are we still nitpicking over trivialities? Because we are genetically disposed to. A while back we had the Alpha male/Alpha female thread, I haven't checked to see if it is still around or confined to the POF graveyard in the ether But we are designed, like all animals, to create the strongest strain of the species that we can ........... so Alpha will get Alpha etc etc. The fun comes in finding out who is 'Alpha' enough

Cleverkitten

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being honest with yourself? Posted: 11/9/2009 3:56:44 PM
I fully admit to being politely dishonest when the need arises I am totally in agreement with that post Had a date with a guy a while back, it was enjoyable but no spark ............ I certainly could not have seen myself taking it up to a sexual level. He enthused the next day about how much fun it had been and hoped we would do it again soon. Should I have said .................. " I can't imagine us having sex? So it ain't gonna happen" I was honest with myself, but let him down gently IMO.

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Cats vs Dogs Posted: 11/9/2009 2:21:15 PM
Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should just relax and get used to the idea That is on my profile so you can see where my allegiance lies

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Can Haye Win ? It seems he did lol Posted: 11/8/2009 4:56:22 PM
It seems if you hit a meat head in the head you break your hand but win on points............... way to go Brains will always win over Brawn it seems

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Apart From Metal. Posted: 11/8/2009 4:43:27 PM
If I thought for one second you were at all serious in any of the above, I might have actually answered your queries in an honest and sensible manner. However your own puerile manner in which you asked the question leads me to believe you are just trying to get a rise....and it hasn't worked. And it strikes me ....................... that the same responses keep getting thrown at any question raised that disagrees with your view. The whole point surely is that people WILL disagree on Art and Music. They will always like what they like and associate a 'look' with a genre ........................ it has happened for years (even more than the OP has lived for ) and will continue to do so for millennia. Agree to disagree and live in peace

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Women the superior sex Posted: 11/8/2009 2:55:49 PM
I didn't want to play the intelligent card when I try so hard to prove I am blonde but here goes The neural pathways that connect the left brain to the right brain are four times thinner in men than women, meaning it allows womento access the bigger picture and men are more single minded. The reason behind this being that............ way back when men had only one role in life ....................... to provide lunch!!!!!!!!! they had to be single minded hunters, and what a fantastic job they did Women on the other hand had to tend the fire, look after the children, watch out for enemies/predators/randy neighbours so developed their peripheral vision and ability to multi task. Women cannot reverse parallel park because they can see the bigger picture................. thereby spotting the parking space they can drive straight in to

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Babylon Lounge ~ Hove ~ 6th November 2009 ~ Pictures and Comments Posted: 11/8/2009 8:44:40 AM
You had quality over quantity Chippy, keep up the good work I was sorry not to have seen the Babylon Lounge buzzing at it's best but I had a very agreeable night all the same. Was good to see a few familiar faces and for them to recognise mine. Special thanks to my feline friend who makes my appearance at these events possible

Cleverkitten

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is being great, natural for a human being? or their downfall? Posted: 11/8/2009 8:39:00 AM
A lot of the time 'celebrities' or famous people are surrounded by sycophants who like to bathe in the reflected glory and therefore never say no to said famous person for fear of removal from the inner sanctum. There is no voice of reason to provide balance, and they believe they are above and beyond the law, and above and beyond the bounds of normal,decent behaviour with regard to their fellow man.

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Sense of humour bypass..or just trying to help? Posted: 11/5/2009 5:04:05 PM
... and why cant I access my mail box ??!! Its overflowing with ladies that I cant access ... !!! Sorry, it was that special offer they had on pork luncheon meet (sic) .................. I don't use it myself but it was such a bargain I sent it to you My sense of humour is alive and well and residing on my profile page (shame the tw@t I just blocked after an e-mail exchange didn't know what humour was )

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Apart From Metal. Posted: 11/5/2009 4:04:30 PM
Wake up all you wishy washy sadoes Yep, that is going to get you a lot of converts to your cause .................. don't ya think? Not everyone who is not a fan of all things metal calls it shyte, or is wishy-washy, or is a saddo daddyo We have a choice to like what we like without being insulting to those that like other things .................... seems to me that some 'metallists' need to chill out a little 1,2,3 ...................... and breathe

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Christmas Dinner Posted: 11/5/2009 3:44:43 PM
Oh, and I normally help out with Crisis at Christmas. Crikey you must be busy then, with all the OMG I forgot to defrost the turkey will we get sam'n'ella poisoning?........... I forgot to buy Little Jimmy the X-Box and games he asked Santa for (and that Santa bloody promised ) what shall I do? .................. or sh!t forgot to get the wife her Channel Number Five knockoff perfume from that geezer dahn the pub can you help? Hope you all survived Bonfire Night, Enjoy Christmas before it gets cancelled on Elf and Safety grounds

Cleverkitten

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Proper dates please Posted: 11/4/2009 5:42:20 PM
I would like to see you spell this well after several large drinks. I was. I also like to wind folk up from time to time to soothe my boredom. And what was that adding to the debate? Flaming or Baiting? I am never sure of the terminology perhaps you could enlighten me? CK trip traps to the naughty step

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Proper dates please Posted: 11/4/2009 5:23:59 PM
Sometimes doing something outside your comfort zone can bring sursprising and refreshing results. I have probably done more things outside your 'comfort zone' than you , as I am somewhat older and can spell 'surprising' Do not assume that others have not, just 'cos they don't shout about it I don't just speak for myself, but plenty of oldies have been there, done that, and bought the t-shirt

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Proper dates please Posted: 11/4/2009 4:40:59 PM
John Boy .................. I once met a guy on a Greek Island, he invited me back to his house...................... to meet his family...........................to see the way he lived. He actually lived in a cave house, and I was honoured that he wanted to show me his home and meet his parents with no hidden agenda other than a cultural exchange. He was actually engaged to an American girl at the time. We understood it was friendship nothing else, and nothing untoward occurred. I believe not all encounters between members of the opposite sex have to be sexual, and my life is enriched because of that

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Christmas Dinner Posted: 11/4/2009 4:30:05 PM
FFS badge your Redditch girlies think lambrini is champers 'cos it has bubbles Plus them girls unlock the doors and go to Morris0ns for Lambrini and Wotsits in their P'J's lol

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Proper dates please Posted: 11/4/2009 4:24:54 PM
Clearly a guy asks you to his house he is a creep/criminal/potential rapist? Internet safety rule number one..........................DO NOT MEET AT HIS HOUSE. Sorry if that sounds harsh, but was a teenager recemtly found dead after meeting a guy from the net unbeknownst to her parents ? This may be a free site, but follow the rules of the paid sites ....................... tell a friend where you are going, and don't meet at your house. Unless you like the danger element...................... which is your choice of course

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Are we becoming Androgynous? Posted: 11/4/2009 3:55:42 PM
I can use a drill but don't own one .......................... how many men can say that about feminine 'tools' Get your minds out of the gutter lads I was talking about hair straighteners and epilators

Cleverkitten

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Christmas Dinner Posted: 11/4/2009 3:49:36 PM
Having not eaten meat since '84 and not had to pretend I enjoyed cooking a Christmas dinner for 'him indoors' since '98 I love NOT doing Christmas dinner I fill the fridge with goodies and champagne, exchange and don the Christmas pyjamas with my daughter on Christmas Eve, lock the door and we graze until the day after Boxing Day We eat what we want , when we want and if we want, and never answer the door Christmas Bliss

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Proper dates please Posted: 11/4/2009 3:18:39 PM
I'm pretty much with Mitzie above me on this one. I arrange 'dates' for myself not 'meets' .................. because I arrange 'meets' for another site, as in chat meets aka social functions aka events If I am meeting someone of the opposite sex on a one-to-one basis it is a date, pure and simple .............. ok sometimes it is not pure and sometimes it is not simple but that may be waaaaaaaay off topic BUT (the big but is back ) to me whether it is a short date i.e coffee, a longer date i.e lunch or a longer date .......... dinner in Paris (yeah, I know dream on ) it is still a date 'cos I marked it on the calendar or in the diary. One of the best dates ever was lunch that turned into a cultural afternoon at the Tate Modern followed by dinner, a walk along the river and then dessert .................. and I went home alone, by choice. Another 'date' with someone else was coffee and I could hardly wait for it to be cool enough to drink, so I could leave I like to be flexible

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Babylon Lounge ~ Hove ~ 6th November 2009 ~ 9pm-2am Posted: 11/4/2009 9:56:29 AM
Having conferred with my feline friend and finally managed to print off a flyer (not sure who is more blonde, me or my printer ) it would seem that my killer kitten heels will be making an appearance at the Babylon Lounge for the first time

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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He forgot my name!?! Posted: 11/3/2009 1:42:27 PM
I don't tend to sign my 'proper' name, I usually just put In defence of the OP's gentleman friend, I could say that the latter part of her username may have prompted him to call her Louise not Lucy, as it is the more obvious (in my mind) option. If he were an american he may even have called her Louella or some such nonsense I would say it's no big deal. The only things guys call me is a cab ................... only joking

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Why is it that apparently any type of music is deemed as acceptable apart from metal Posted: 11/1/2009 6:41:46 PM
I worked for a while in a venue that promoted a 'grunger' type night, allowing young bands to showcase their talents for a very small or non-existent price. Having been around the music scene a long time and seen a lot of bands ........... rich, famous, poor and infamous I am tolerant of, and enjoy many kinds of music........ however the thrash metal that these kids seemed to play made my ears want to bleed. And that comment comes from someone who went home deaf from being too near the speakers at a Thin Lizzy concert and my first live gig was T.Rex just after they shortened from Tyrannasaurus Rex

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Stratford Meet pictures and comments Posted: 11/1/2009 12:11:23 PM
What a purrfect night A fabulous evening, with fabulous friends old and new, the venue was great, the dj rocked as did my fave new toy boy ................ who I will adopt if his Mother signs the papers Heartfelt thanks to Jan for her warmth, friendship, hospitality, a great after-meet party and a superb breakfast to send us on our way. Stratford Rocks.

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Dating people you haven't met online Posted: 10/29/2009 4:53:00 PM
This breaks forum rules but wink wink msg 32 I guess it did as he is ex-directory now I have just spent a couple of days out and about with my gorgeous, darling daughter. Despite the vast difference in our ages and shoe size, she frequently comments on recently purchased clothes of mine with " I am sooooooooo borrowing that" and she does I trust her judgement, if she thinks I look less than good she will say and always has done, but if she thinks I look good she will tell me that too. The last couple of days she has commented on 'guys checking me out' ........... I am oblivious to that fact if we are shopping as my radar is programmed for shoes If we were sat together in a bar I would have thought the dirty perves were checking her out

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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Political Correctness Posted: 10/29/2009 12:27:42 PM
Today in the Daily Mail (yeah I know boo, hiss, string me up ) an article about parents being banned from supervising their own children in an adventure playground unless they are CRB checked. It seems play rangers (fully qualified and CRB checked) patrol the two adventure playgrounds which caters for kids aged 5-15. Sooooooo you can let your five year old into a fenced in area and be 'patrolled' not supervised .......... anyone else a little un-comfy with that? Oh and you have to give them your contact details before they let them inside .............. in the event of an accident. How about letting the parents inside and prevent the bl**dy accident

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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New Feature: send a quick message Posted: 10/28/2009 6:08:56 PM
A friend just did a 'test' on this. a) sent a message via the 'quick message' option then b) sent the same message via the normal 'reply' option as we were 'live' at the time on the phone he heard the audible response to his messages from my pc, no difference in real time receiving messages quick or otherwise

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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~New venue~London West End~Cocktail Club(At The Arts Theatre)-Leicester Square Sat November 28th~ Posted: 10/28/2009 5:27:19 PM
Hams I walked past the venue last night (nice re-vamp it's had) but the sign on the door said 'members only' ................... do we have to join something to enter?

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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When do we stop looking Posted: 10/28/2009 5:24:19 PM
Some people join dating sites and meet the one ........................ unfortunately ex number of months, weeks or days later the one turns into just another player/shark/shyte/or any description you want to put. Original member of POF isthen back on the site more cynical/disillusioned/jaded than before, soooooooooooooo new members of the opposite sex have to try EVEN harder to impress. Good Luck and happy

Cleverkitten

Joined: 5/17/2008

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SUGGESTING A DATE Posted: 10/28/2009 4:33:16 PM
I had talked to a guy for a while who was only interested in friends (I was happy with that as he made me laugh and had a very quick wit).......... one day I was moaning about a guy who had arranged a date (time wise) and then forgot to mention to me the exact details of 'said date'. Mr 'I want to be friends' said "if you want to meet up sometime would be cool". I said " what you doing tomorrow?". We had one of the best 'first dates' ever and even had a second, if he ever asked again (which is very unlikely) I would have no problems with a third

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