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06.01.2007, 22:00 quote

Anonymous

Cazzabee wrote:
redoctober wrote:
missme7 wrote:
cheekyeyes wrote:
i dont mind being called a chick ??? why would it upset you Karen ??


I dont mind either. Chick,bird,babe,honey, whatever its just an expression and I've no clue why it bothers people... Confused
still not keen on 'bird', but that's a personal thing. The rest are fine. Infact (must be my age!) but i think chick is kinda cute


Gotta say Red - Your spot on - I hate been referred to as a bird. Dont know why it's just one of those things. Dont really mind any of the other pet names though. Often say O'rite chick as a term to my mates as well
That's a lovely new pic you have Carrie

 

16.01.2007, 17:25 quote

Anonymous

*mental note not to call Caz a bird to avoid getting kicked in the Gulags Very Happy

 

26.01.2007, 18:38 quote

Anonymous

wickedsoulnotts wrote:
Where else can u chat up gorgeous people, be yourself etc, wearing your crappiest clothes,no make-up and hungover to the max? Razz


outside any club on a saturday morning around 3-5am and on sunday mornings at the same sort of time i guess Razz

 

06.02.2007, 15:37 quote

Anonymous

There are not that many people using internet dating it just seems like there are. At anyone time there are only about something like 80,000 people registered with internet dating sites across the whole of the UK out of a population of 6O million. Internet dating sites lie about the number of members they have got because they include lapsed members. So they claim they have got hundreds of thousands of members when in reality only a fraction of that number are currently active.

A few years ago most of those people who are now using internet dating sites were using newspaper personal adds and singles clubs. They were better really because you only got to meet local people. I can remember in the eighties almost everywhere had at least one singles club. And loads of places such as pubs used to put on singles nights. There was even a TV sitcom about a singles club in the late eighties called Dear John.

 
 
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