I love the girls who claim their "old fashioned"JKosprey wrote:Pretty much, HTRN.

My usual response is "really? How big is the dowry?"

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I love the girls who claim their "old fashioned"JKosprey wrote:Pretty much, HTRN.
Roger that. I've been married twice before and finally found the right one and so did she (but it's her first marriage), but that just proves that people first impressions are quite frequently WRONG.Bob K wrote:skb,
Hey pal, nobody said it was going to be easy.
I had my heart broken more than once. Then I met this girl, and initially, we were oil and water. We dated on and off for seven years. Decided to live together, and if we didn't kill each other we'd marry in a year. Well, that was 29 years ago. Sometimes it's easy, sometimes it ain't. Sometimes it's fun, sometimes it ain't.
But when you find the right one (when you both find the right one) you'll both know it.
I wish no ill on those who broke my heart. I hope they are as happy as I am.
Termite wrote:She will be an awful wife, and a terrible mother.skb12172 wrote:I think it does nothing more than explain why she is 35 and has never been married, despite desperately wanting to be a wife and mother.
I've always wondered how ironclad the 3rd date rule is. Is it open to negotiation or interpretation? What exactly constitutes a date? Is it possible to have a partial date? Can partial dates add up to whole dates? Does going on a single date with one genetically identical twin and then another count as one or two dates? Does a date count if one of the parties does not remember it? Is some sort of evidence required in this case for the date to count? Do previous dates not count towards the total after a certain amount of time? If so what is this time? Do they degrade into partial dates first or do they stop counting completely once this time is reached?HTRN wrote:Third date rule.JKosprey wrote:she wanted to call me the boyfriend but didn't want to kiss me or even hold hands...
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Dude, that's sick. When did you meet my mother, and why didn't anyone tell me? (And don't get me started about her temper. Oh, boy. And people wonder why I say redheads are *not* desireable... because they're fucking psychotic.)AlaskaTRX wrote:I have an x-gf like the one you dated. Eventually it got to the point where it was no matter how I answered, it was wrong. Very controlling and demeaning, and it got old.
It's a foolish rule of thumb designed to save people from the need for thinking or exercising judgement.Kommander wrote:I've always wondered how ironclad the 3rd date rule is. Is it open to negotiation or interpretation? What exactly constitutes a date? Is it possible to have a partial date? Can partial dates add up to whole dates? Does going on a single date with one genetically identical twin and then another count as one or two dates? Does a date count if one of the parties does not remember it? Is some sort of evidence required in this case for the date to count? Do previous dates not count towards the total after a certain amount of time? If so what is this time? Do they degrade into partial dates first or do they stop counting completely once this time is reached?HTRN wrote:Third date rule.JKosprey wrote:she wanted to call me the boyfriend but didn't want to kiss me or even hold hands...
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Is the "Third Date Rule" consistent across all genders, sexualities and species? If not is there a formula that can be applied to figure out the number of dates required for a given set of sexualities, genders, and species? Is the rule altered if there is more than two people in the relationship? Is there a formula for this as well? What are the precise actions required on the third date? Are said actions determined ahead of time or improvised? If third date obligations are not met is litigation possible? In the event of third date impregnation what possible recourse may the parties take?
As you can see these are important questions that need answers and frankly I am quite bothered by the number of people who go into third dates without making sure that these, and many other questions, have been answered.
Other than the seat belt thing, is it weird that I've never been a cop and always do every one of those things?308Mike wrote:Just like any typical cop habit that gets so ingrained they do it off-duty, and even years after leaving the force because that's what's comfortable - and they don't like people walking behind them, [strike]don't put on their seat belt until AFTER the vehicle engine is running, and take off their seat belt a block before arriving at their destination[/strike].
Much of the other habits have to do with maintaining awareness, like checking reflections in windows, on cars, watching nearby shadows, not walking next to building doorways and openings, etc., etc.
Me either. Here's a YouTube video explaining my position.Bob K wrote:I wish no ill on those who broke my heart. I hope they are as happy as I am.
The Piety of our membership never ceases to give me the warm fuzzies.
I like this one: LINKY.
Ironic. The lead singer's older brother is a very good and very old friend of mine. Small world.Me either. Here's a YouTube video explaining my position.