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2013-02-19 11:37 AM in reply to: #4628377 |
Champion 7136 Knoxville area | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 spudone - 2013-02-19 12:15 PM Leegoocrap - 2013-02-19 8:39 AM After an extended stay from the sites, I think I'll reactivate my PoF and OKC accounts, much to my Xbox and couches disdain. It's ok to trash the old one, you'll be upgrading to an Xbox 720 soon Maybe I'll spring for the extended warranty on that one |
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2013-02-19 11:39 AM in reply to: #4628190 |
Champion 14571 the alamo city, Texas | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 lisac957 - 2013-02-19 10:59 AM I have a 3rd (really 2nd - he doesn't count the movie since we didn't get to talk) date tonight with the married parole violator. the parole thing might be a legit theory - all of your dates have been weeknights, no? sometimes people are allowed to serve a jail sentence on weekends only so they can keep their jobs. maybe THAT'S why his weekend was booked up.... |
2013-02-19 11:44 AM in reply to: #4628434 |
Alpharetta, Georgia | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 mehaner - 2013-02-19 11:39 AM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 10:59 AM I have a 3rd (really 2nd - he doesn't count the movie since we didn't get to talk) date tonight with the married parole violator. the parole thing might be a legit theory - all of your dates have been weeknights, no? sometimes people are allowed to serve a jail sentence on weekends only so they can keep their jobs. maybe THAT'S why his weekend was booked up.... LOL he actually lives 3 hours away but works all week in the city I live in. So he drives home on the weekends. Allegedly. |
2013-02-19 11:48 AM in reply to: #4628444 |
Master 5557 , California | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 lisac957 - 2013-02-19 9:44 AM mehaner - 2013-02-19 11:39 AM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 10:59 AM I have a 3rd (really 2nd - he doesn't count the movie since we didn't get to talk) date tonight with the married parole violator. the parole thing might be a legit theory - all of your dates have been weeknights, no? sometimes people are allowed to serve a jail sentence on weekends only so they can keep their jobs. maybe THAT'S why his weekend was booked up.... LOL he actually lives 3 hours away but works all week in the city I live in. So he drives home on the weekends. Allegedly. Different wife and family in each city? Edited by spudone 2013-02-19 11:49 AM |
2013-02-19 12:06 PM in reply to: #4628444 |
Champion 7136 Knoxville area | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 lisac957 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM mehaner - 2013-02-19 11:39 AM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 10:59 AM I have a 3rd (really 2nd - he doesn't count the movie since we didn't get to talk) date tonight with the married parole violator. the parole thing might be a legit theory - all of your dates have been weeknights, no? sometimes people are allowed to serve a jail sentence on weekends only so they can keep their jobs. maybe THAT'S why his weekend was booked up.... LOL he actually lives 3 hours away but works all week in the city I live in. So he drives home on the weekends. Allegedly. secret agent... had to fly to Moscow |
2013-02-19 12:14 PM in reply to: #4162190 |
Pro 3730 NorCal | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 Anyone ever go out with someone and then have that person ask you for feedback? Yesterday met up for a quick coffee; first he didn't open the door for me (yes I can open the door but this guy claimed to be chivalrous), then I order a coffee and he didn't pay (once again, he claimed to be chivalrous) and during our chat he checked his phone 3x! First 2 things I can deal with but checking your phone with no apology, is just rude. After he texts me "so what did you think?". My parents raised me well enough to take the high road and I just said "nice meeting you but that romantic spark just isn't there" |
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2013-02-19 12:29 PM in reply to: #4628503 |
Alpharetta, Georgia | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 AbbieR - 2013-02-19 12:14 PM Anyone ever go out with someone and then have that person ask you for feedback? Yesterday met up for a quick coffee; first he didn't open the door for me (yes I can open the door but this guy claimed to be chivalrous), then I order a coffee and he didn't pay (once again, he claimed to be chivalrous) and during our chat he checked his phone 3x! First 2 things I can deal with but checking your phone with no apology, is just rude. After he texts me "so what did you think?". My parents raised me well enough to take the high road and I just said "nice meeting you but that romantic spark just isn't there" I don't think I've ever had anyone ask for feedback. I've had guys text right after the date saying how much they enjoyed it and I'm terrible - I just don't respond if I didn't. I need to get better about that. Personally I wouldn't mind a guy not paying, but not even offering for just a coffee or latte? Yeah. |
2013-02-19 12:42 PM in reply to: #4628503 |
Master 5557 , California | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 AbbieR - 2013-02-19 10:14 AM Anyone ever go out with someone and then have that person ask you for feedback? Yesterday met up for a quick coffee; first he didn't open the door for me (yes I can open the door but this guy claimed to be chivalrous), then I order a coffee and he didn't pay (once again, he claimed to be chivalrous) and during our chat he checked his phone 3x! First 2 things I can deal with but checking your phone with no apology, is just rude. After he texts me "so what did you think?". My parents raised me well enough to take the high road and I just said "nice meeting you but that romantic spark just isn't there" Sorry I thought of this right away haha |
2013-02-19 12:44 PM in reply to: #4628444 |
Master 2500 Crab Cake City | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 lisac957 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM mehaner - 2013-02-19 11:39 AM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 10:59 AM I have a 3rd (really 2nd - he doesn't count the movie since we didn't get to talk) date tonight with the married parole violator. the parole thing might be a legit theory - all of your dates have been weeknights, no? sometimes people are allowed to serve a jail sentence on weekends only so they can keep their jobs. maybe THAT'S why his weekend was booked up.... LOL he actually lives 3 hours away but works all week in the city I live in. So he drives home on the weekends. Allegedly. I am not single so I dont comment on this thread but I read it everyday. IMHO, This would be of concern to me. He works all week in the City you live but lives 3hours away and goes home on weekends? Why does he not move to the city where he works? I work in a county with a large military base that employes tens of thousands of people and alot of them work all week and go home to NJ on the weekends. The reason they do that is because they are married and have children to go home too and sacrifice seeing them during the week so they dont have to uproot their entire family. I am not saying this is what is going on but it doesnt make sense why he just doesnt move to where he works. To pay to live in 2 places is kind of pointless unless there is a really strong reason not to move from your original home. Obviously you have talked to him and know him better then me and probably know other variables involved (how long has he been working in the area, does he plan to move, etc.) but it seems kinda fishy to me. I would suggest (if you havent already) trying to get more info about why the travel. But like I said, thats just my opinion. |
2013-02-19 12:51 PM in reply to: #4628550 |
Alpharetta, Georgia | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 dmbfan4life20 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM mehaner - 2013-02-19 11:39 AM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 10:59 AM I have a 3rd (really 2nd - he doesn't count the movie since we didn't get to talk) date tonight with the married parole violator. the parole thing might be a legit theory - all of your dates have been weeknights, no? sometimes people are allowed to serve a jail sentence on weekends only so they can keep their jobs. maybe THAT'S why his weekend was booked up.... LOL he actually lives 3 hours away but works all week in the city I live in. So he drives home on the weekends. Allegedly. I am not single so I dont comment on this thread but I read it everyday. IMHO, This would be of concern to me. He works all week in the City you live but lives 3hours away and goes home on weekends? Why does he not move to the city where he works? I work in a county with a large military base that employes tens of thousands of people and alot of them work all week and go home to NJ on the weekends. The reason they do that is because they are married and have children to go home too and sacrifice seeing them during the week so they dont have to uproot their entire family. I am not saying this is what is going on but it doesnt make sense why he just doesnt move to where he works. To pay to live in 2 places is kind of pointless unless there is a really strong reason not to move from your original home. Obviously you have talked to him and know him better then me and probably know other variables involved (how long has he been working in the area, does he plan to move, etc.) but it seems kinda fishy to me. I would suggest (if you havent already) trying to get more info about why the travel. But like I said, thats just my opinion. He owns a house in the other state and his work is contract - so long term but not permanent. Plus they pay for his hotel and gas mileage so he makes money driving every week. That's what he says anyway... he's said multiple times he would move here if he met the right person, but supposedly it's not worth it right now. |
2013-02-19 1:07 PM in reply to: #4628288 |
Member 522 Saint Paul, MN | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 Leegoocrap - 2013-02-19 10:39 AM After an extended stay from the sites, I think I'll reactivate my PoF and OKC accounts, much to my Xbox and couches disdain.
I recently reactivated my accounts, but have yet to get any disdain from my couch. |
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2013-02-19 1:33 PM in reply to: #4628562 |
Master 2500 Crab Cake City | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 lisac957 - 2013-02-19 1:51 PM dmbfan4life20 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM mehaner - 2013-02-19 11:39 AM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 10:59 AM I have a 3rd (really 2nd - he doesn't count the movie since we didn't get to talk) date tonight with the married parole violator. the parole thing might be a legit theory - all of your dates have been weeknights, no? sometimes people are allowed to serve a jail sentence on weekends only so they can keep their jobs. maybe THAT'S why his weekend was booked up.... LOL he actually lives 3 hours away but works all week in the city I live in. So he drives home on the weekends. Allegedly. I am not single so I dont comment on this thread but I read it everyday. IMHO, This would be of concern to me. He works all week in the City you live but lives 3hours away and goes home on weekends? Why does he not move to the city where he works? I work in a county with a large military base that employes tens of thousands of people and alot of them work all week and go home to NJ on the weekends. The reason they do that is because they are married and have children to go home too and sacrifice seeing them during the week so they dont have to uproot their entire family. I am not saying this is what is going on but it doesnt make sense why he just doesnt move to where he works. To pay to live in 2 places is kind of pointless unless there is a really strong reason not to move from your original home. Obviously you have talked to him and know him better then me and probably know other variables involved (how long has he been working in the area, does he plan to move, etc.) but it seems kinda fishy to me. I would suggest (if you havent already) trying to get more info about why the travel. But like I said, thats just my opinion. He owns a house in the other state and his work is contract - so long term but not permanent. Plus they pay for his hotel and gas mileage so he makes money driving every week. That's what he says anyway... he's said multiple times he would move here if he met the right person, but supposedly it's not worth it right now. Well that answers that. I dont know how he does that each week! |
2013-02-19 1:43 PM in reply to: #4162190 |
Extreme Veteran 2263 Ridgeland, Mississippi | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 I forgot how feast or famine online dating can be. I'm fortunately on the better end of that spectrum for now. There's got to be a pattern to this that I need to figure out. |
2013-02-19 2:01 PM in reply to: #4162190 |
Elite 3770 | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 I dated a guy for a year that I would drop off at the airport Monday am and pick up Thursday pm. He flew on the company's dime and stayed there with a rental car! I visited with him for two weeks and it was actually a great relationship, till his mom got ill and he moved to another state. It happens quite a bit that people do this, I'd see the same people at the airport doing the limo service like I did. I loved having Monday - Thursday "off" |
2013-02-19 2:28 PM in reply to: #4628655 |
Veteran 348 Houston, TX | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 dmbfan4life20 - 2013-02-19 1:33 PM Yeah, I don't buy it. Everything about him owning a house and the contract work may be true, but why make the drive every weekend? I'm sure the company wouldn't have an issue letting him stay in the hotel for the weekend, if they save the gas mileage. It is essentially a wash. The travel reinbursement is $0.57/mile now, so 400 miles roundtrip is about $225, which is plenty for two nights at a hotel. Plus you can get better hotel rates if you stay a whole week.lisac957 - 2013-02-19 1:51 PM dmbfan4life20 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM mehaner - 2013-02-19 11:39 AM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 10:59 AM I have a 3rd (really 2nd - he doesn't count the movie since we didn't get to talk) date tonight with the married parole violator. the parole thing might be a legit theory - all of your dates have been weeknights, no? sometimes people are allowed to serve a jail sentence on weekends only so they can keep their jobs. maybe THAT'S why his weekend was booked up.... LOL he actually lives 3 hours away but works all week in the city I live in. So he drives home on the weekends. Allegedly. I am not single so I dont comment on this thread but I read it everyday. IMHO, This would be of concern to me. He works all week in the City you live but lives 3hours away and goes home on weekends? Why does he not move to the city where he works? I work in a county with a large military base that employes tens of thousands of people and alot of them work all week and go home to NJ on the weekends. The reason they do that is because they are married and have children to go home too and sacrifice seeing them during the week so they dont have to uproot their entire family. I am not saying this is what is going on but it doesnt make sense why he just doesnt move to where he works. To pay to live in 2 places is kind of pointless unless there is a really strong reason not to move from your original home. Obviously you have talked to him and know him better then me and probably know other variables involved (how long has he been working in the area, does he plan to move, etc.) but it seems kinda fishy to me. I would suggest (if you havent already) trying to get more info about why the travel. But like I said, thats just my opinion. He owns a house in the other state and his work is contract - so long term but not permanent. Plus they pay for his hotel and gas mileage so he makes money driving every week. That's what he says anyway... he's said multiple times he would move here if he met the right person, but supposedly it's not worth it right now. Well that answers that. I dont know how he does that each week! I used to work in field service for an engineering company, so I know the life. I can see the temptation to go home when you don't know anyone - it can get real boring on the road over the weekend. However, when you start to make friends and have dates, it gets a lot better, so the drive wouldn't be worth it. Edited by chris00nj 2013-02-19 2:29 PM |
2013-02-19 2:35 PM in reply to: #4628772 |
Alpharetta, Georgia | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 chris00nj - 2013-02-19 2:28 PM dmbfan4life20 - 2013-02-19 1:33 PM Yeah, I don't buy it. Everything about him owning a house and the contract work may be true, but why make the drive every weekend? I'm sure the company wouldn't have an issue letting him stay in the hotel for the weekend, if they save the gas mileage. It is essentially a wash. The travel reinbursement is $0.57/mile now, so 400 miles roundtrip is about $225, which is plenty for two nights at a hotel. Plus you can get better hotel rates if you stay a whole week.lisac957 - 2013-02-19 1:51 PM dmbfan4life20 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM mehaner - 2013-02-19 11:39 AM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 10:59 AM I have a 3rd (really 2nd - he doesn't count the movie since we didn't get to talk) date tonight with the married parole violator. the parole thing might be a legit theory - all of your dates have been weeknights, no? sometimes people are allowed to serve a jail sentence on weekends only so they can keep their jobs. maybe THAT'S why his weekend was booked up.... LOL he actually lives 3 hours away but works all week in the city I live in. So he drives home on the weekends. Allegedly. I am not single so I dont comment on this thread but I read it everyday. IMHO, This would be of concern to me. He works all week in the City you live but lives 3hours away and goes home on weekends? Why does he not move to the city where he works? I work in a county with a large military base that employes tens of thousands of people and alot of them work all week and go home to NJ on the weekends. The reason they do that is because they are married and have children to go home too and sacrifice seeing them during the week so they dont have to uproot their entire family. I am not saying this is what is going on but it doesnt make sense why he just doesnt move to where he works. To pay to live in 2 places is kind of pointless unless there is a really strong reason not to move from your original home. Obviously you have talked to him and know him better then me and probably know other variables involved (how long has he been working in the area, does he plan to move, etc.) but it seems kinda fishy to me. I would suggest (if you havent already) trying to get more info about why the travel. But like I said, thats just my opinion. He owns a house in the other state and his work is contract - so long term but not permanent. Plus they pay for his hotel and gas mileage so he makes money driving every week. That's what he says anyway... he's said multiple times he would move here if he met the right person, but supposedly it's not worth it right now. Well that answers that. I dont know how he does that each week! I used to work in field service for an engineering company, so I know the life. I can see the temptation to go home when you don't know anyone - it can get real boring on the road over the weekend. However, when you start to make friends and have dates, it gets a lot better, so the drive wouldn't be worth it. Yep what a scum bag. Look I'm getting tired of defending this guy. I'm not going to judge his decision to drive back and forth - since I've done the EXACT same thing when I worked in another state away from home base. Granted I only did it for a month, but still. With family, friends, and a HOME - who wants to live in a hotel in a strange city longer than you have to? He's said so many times he's interested in moving here but with selling a house he'd need more incentive than a temporary job. Call me crazy but I'm okay with that thought process. Thanks for all your input and theories. |
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2013-02-19 2:38 PM in reply to: #4628785 |
Champion 14571 the alamo city, Texas | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 lisac957 - 2013-02-19 3:35 PM chris00nj - 2013-02-19 2:28 PM dmbfan4life20 - 2013-02-19 1:33 PM Yeah, I don't buy it. Everything about him owning a house and the contract work may be true, but why make the drive every weekend? I'm sure the company wouldn't have an issue letting him stay in the hotel for the weekend, if they save the gas mileage. It is essentially a wash. The travel reinbursement is $0.57/mile now, so 400 miles roundtrip is about $225, which is plenty for two nights at a hotel. Plus you can get better hotel rates if you stay a whole week.lisac957 - 2013-02-19 1:51 PM dmbfan4life20 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM mehaner - 2013-02-19 11:39 AM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 10:59 AM I have a 3rd (really 2nd - he doesn't count the movie since we didn't get to talk) date tonight with the married parole violator. the parole thing might be a legit theory - all of your dates have been weeknights, no? sometimes people are allowed to serve a jail sentence on weekends only so they can keep their jobs. maybe THAT'S why his weekend was booked up.... LOL he actually lives 3 hours away but works all week in the city I live in. So he drives home on the weekends. Allegedly. I am not single so I dont comment on this thread but I read it everyday. IMHO, This would be of concern to me. He works all week in the City you live but lives 3hours away and goes home on weekends? Why does he not move to the city where he works? I work in a county with a large military base that employes tens of thousands of people and alot of them work all week and go home to NJ on the weekends. The reason they do that is because they are married and have children to go home too and sacrifice seeing them during the week so they dont have to uproot their entire family. I am not saying this is what is going on but it doesnt make sense why he just doesnt move to where he works. To pay to live in 2 places is kind of pointless unless there is a really strong reason not to move from your original home. Obviously you have talked to him and know him better then me and probably know other variables involved (how long has he been working in the area, does he plan to move, etc.) but it seems kinda fishy to me. I would suggest (if you havent already) trying to get more info about why the travel. But like I said, thats just my opinion. He owns a house in the other state and his work is contract - so long term but not permanent. Plus they pay for his hotel and gas mileage so he makes money driving every week. That's what he says anyway... he's said multiple times he would move here if he met the right person, but supposedly it's not worth it right now. Well that answers that. I dont know how he does that each week! I used to work in field service for an engineering company, so I know the life. I can see the temptation to go home when you don't know anyone - it can get real boring on the road over the weekend. However, when you start to make friends and have dates, it gets a lot better, so the drive wouldn't be worth it. Yep what a scum bag. Look I'm getting tired of defending this guy. I'm not going to judge his decision to drive back and forth - since I've done the EXACT same thing when I worked in another state away from home base. Granted I only did it for a month, but still. With family, friends, and a HOME - who wants to live in a hotel in a strange city longer than you have to? He's said so many times he's interested in moving here but with selling a house he'd need more incentive than a temporary job. Call me crazy but I'm okay with that thought process. Thanks for all your input and theories. i lived in a hotel for about 8 weeks and it is LAME. i left town every single weekend because who wants to live in a hotel all alone all weekend? it's super depressing. if i were him i would go home too. maybe consider a friday night date every once in a while, but not even LISA C is worth staying alone in a hotel for 3 days. i liked this better when we were coming up with ridiculous things like parole and weekend jail. |
2013-02-19 2:41 PM in reply to: #4162190 |
Master 5557 , California | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 i liked this better when we were coming up with ridiculous things like parole and weekend jail. We need to all put money in a pool and give the winnings to the person who comes up with the correct theory |
2013-02-19 3:02 PM in reply to: #4628792 |
Champion 11989 Philly 'burbs | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 mehaner - 2013-02-19 3:38 PM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 3:35 PM chris00nj - 2013-02-19 2:28 PM dmbfan4life20 - 2013-02-19 1:33 PM Yeah, I don't buy it. Everything about him owning a house and the contract work may be true, but why make the drive every weekend? I'm sure the company wouldn't have an issue letting him stay in the hotel for the weekend, if they save the gas mileage. It is essentially a wash. The travel reinbursement is $0.57/mile now, so 400 miles roundtrip is about $225, which is plenty for two nights at a hotel. Plus you can get better hotel rates if you stay a whole week.lisac957 - 2013-02-19 1:51 PM dmbfan4life20 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM mehaner - 2013-02-19 11:39 AM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 10:59 AM I have a 3rd (really 2nd - he doesn't count the movie since we didn't get to talk) date tonight with the married parole violator. the parole thing might be a legit theory - all of your dates have been weeknights, no? sometimes people are allowed to serve a jail sentence on weekends only so they can keep their jobs. maybe THAT'S why his weekend was booked up.... LOL he actually lives 3 hours away but works all week in the city I live in. So he drives home on the weekends. Allegedly. I am not single so I dont comment on this thread but I read it everyday. IMHO, This would be of concern to me. He works all week in the City you live but lives 3hours away and goes home on weekends? Why does he not move to the city where he works? I work in a county with a large military base that employes tens of thousands of people and alot of them work all week and go home to NJ on the weekends. The reason they do that is because they are married and have children to go home too and sacrifice seeing them during the week so they dont have to uproot their entire family. I am not saying this is what is going on but it doesnt make sense why he just doesnt move to where he works. To pay to live in 2 places is kind of pointless unless there is a really strong reason not to move from your original home. Obviously you have talked to him and know him better then me and probably know other variables involved (how long has he been working in the area, does he plan to move, etc.) but it seems kinda fishy to me. I would suggest (if you havent already) trying to get more info about why the travel. But like I said, thats just my opinion. He owns a house in the other state and his work is contract - so long term but not permanent. Plus they pay for his hotel and gas mileage so he makes money driving every week. That's what he says anyway... he's said multiple times he would move here if he met the right person, but supposedly it's not worth it right now. Well that answers that. I dont know how he does that each week! I used to work in field service for an engineering company, so I know the life. I can see the temptation to go home when you don't know anyone - it can get real boring on the road over the weekend. However, when you start to make friends and have dates, it gets a lot better, so the drive wouldn't be worth it. Yep what a scum bag. Look I'm getting tired of defending this guy. I'm not going to judge his decision to drive back and forth - since I've done the EXACT same thing when I worked in another state away from home base. Granted I only did it for a month, but still. With family, friends, and a HOME - who wants to live in a hotel in a strange city longer than you have to? He's said so many times he's interested in moving here but with selling a house he'd need more incentive than a temporary job. Call me crazy but I'm okay with that thought process. Thanks for all your input and theories. not even LISA C is worth staying alone in a hotel for 3 days.
Alone with Lisa would be damn worth it |
2013-02-19 3:52 PM in reply to: #4628797 |
Champion 7136 Knoxville area | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 spudone - 2013-02-19 3:41 PM i liked this better when we were coming up with ridiculous things like parole and weekend jail. We need to all put money in a pool and give the winnings to the person who comes up with the correct theory Ohh Ohh I want to change mine then. I'm going with Male Stripper. I had a friend that used to travel a couple of hours every weekend to a different city to do that. |
2013-02-19 3:58 PM in reply to: #4628963 |
Master 5557 , California | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 Leegoocrap - 2013-02-19 1:52 PM spudone - 2013-02-19 3:41 PM i liked this better when we were coming up with ridiculous things like parole and weekend jail. We need to all put money in a pool and give the winnings to the person who comes up with the correct theory Ohh Ohh I want to change mine then. I'm going with Male Stripper. I had a friend that used to travel a couple of hours every weekend to a different city to do that. Lisa, when he offers to pay for dinner, does he have a bunch of 1s? |
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2013-02-19 3:59 PM in reply to: #4628963 |
Veteran 513 Chicago (Old Town) | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 Leegoocrap - 2013-02-19 3:52 PM spudone - 2013-02-19 3:41 PM i liked this better when we were coming up with ridiculous things like parole and weekend jail. We need to all put money in a pool and give the winnings to the person who comes up with the correct theory Ohh Ohh I want to change mine then. I'm going with Male Stripper. I had a friend that used to travel a couple of hours every weekend to a different city to do that. I want the square for "travels home to take his laundry to his mother each week because he doesn't trust anyone else with his dedicates." |
2013-02-19 4:07 PM in reply to: #4162190 |
Veteran 513 Chicago (Old Town) | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 In all seriousness, I was a road-warrior for 4 years. On the road 45 weeks each year (mostly to different cities each week). The best feeling in the world was to be in my own bed over the weekend. It really is a rough life. Sometimes, if I had a few weeks in a row around the Pacific Northwest, I'd ship my bike to Portland or Idaho and make either my weekend home. That was neat.. I totally get where this guy is coming from. And 2 1/2 dates is way too soon to even start to think about (or at least talk about) major life changes/relocation.. Good luck with this suitor, Lisa! |
2013-02-19 4:11 PM in reply to: #4628792 |
Veteran 348 Houston, TX | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 mehaner - 2013-02-19 2:38 PM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 3:35 PM chris00nj - 2013-02-19 2:28 PM dmbfan4life20 - 2013-02-19 1:33 PM Yeah, I don't buy it. Everything about him owning a house and the contract work may be true, but why make the drive every weekend? I'm sure the company wouldn't have an issue letting him stay in the hotel for the weekend, if they save the gas mileage. It is essentially a wash. The travel reinbursement is $0.57/mile now, so 400 miles roundtrip is about $225, which is plenty for two nights at a hotel. Plus you can get better hotel rates if you stay a whole week.lisac957 - 2013-02-19 1:51 PM dmbfan4life20 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 12:44 PM mehaner - 2013-02-19 11:39 AM lisac957 - 2013-02-19 10:59 AM I have a 3rd (really 2nd - he doesn't count the movie since we didn't get to talk) date tonight with the married parole violator. the parole thing might be a legit theory - all of your dates have been weeknights, no? sometimes people are allowed to serve a jail sentence on weekends only so they can keep their jobs. maybe THAT'S why his weekend was booked up.... LOL he actually lives 3 hours away but works all week in the city I live in. So he drives home on the weekends. Allegedly. I am not single so I dont comment on this thread but I read it everyday. IMHO, This would be of concern to me. He works all week in the City you live but lives 3hours away and goes home on weekends? Why does he not move to the city where he works? I work in a county with a large military base that employes tens of thousands of people and alot of them work all week and go home to NJ on the weekends. The reason they do that is because they are married and have children to go home too and sacrifice seeing them during the week so they dont have to uproot their entire family. I am not saying this is what is going on but it doesnt make sense why he just doesnt move to where he works. To pay to live in 2 places is kind of pointless unless there is a really strong reason not to move from your original home. Obviously you have talked to him and know him better then me and probably know other variables involved (how long has he been working in the area, does he plan to move, etc.) but it seems kinda fishy to me. I would suggest (if you havent already) trying to get more info about why the travel. But like I said, thats just my opinion. He owns a house in the other state and his work is contract - so long term but not permanent. Plus they pay for his hotel and gas mileage so he makes money driving every week. That's what he says anyway... he's said multiple times he would move here if he met the right person, but supposedly it's not worth it right now. Well that answers that. I dont know how he does that each week! I used to work in field service for an engineering company, so I know the life. I can see the temptation to go home when you don't know anyone - it can get real boring on the road over the weekend. However, when you start to make friends and have dates, it gets a lot better, so the drive wouldn't be worth it. Yep what a scum bag. Look I'm getting tired of defending this guy. I'm not going to judge his decision to drive back and forth - since I've done the EXACT same thing when I worked in another state away from home base. Granted I only did it for a month, but still. With family, friends, and a HOME - who wants to live in a hotel in a strange city longer than you have to? He's said so many times he's interested in moving here but with selling a house he'd need more incentive than a temporary job. Call me crazy but I'm okay with that thought process. Thanks for all your input and theories. i lived in a hotel for about 8 weeks and it is LAME. i left town every single weekend because who wants to live in a hotel all alone all weekend? it's super depressing. if i were him i would go home too. maybe consider a friday night date every once in a while, but not even LISA C is worth staying alone in a hotel for 3 days. i liked this better when we were coming up with ridiculous things like parole and weekend jail. Yes, agreed. That's why I said "I can see the temptation to go home when you don't know anyone - it can get real boring on the road over the weekend. However, when you start to make friends and have dates, it gets a lot better, so the drive wouldn't be worth it." This really translates into: Go home on the weekend, unless you have a possibility to go on a date on a Friday or Saturday night with Lisa C. However perhaps he's playing it cool. Only 3rd date, don't want to seem too interested. I get it. |
2013-02-19 7:38 PM in reply to: #4162190 |
Expert 1028 Detroit, MI. Kinda. | Subject: RE: Triathlon Dating Thread Ver 2.0 I'd sequester myself for a weekend if it got me a date with Lisa! I really hope I was wrong about him being a serial killer.
I'm proving that my online dating method is 100% reliable - I set up my match profile, browsed for a couple days, sent my minimum 2 messages, and now have real world prospects from each of my 3 gyms. I bet if I went as far as to mail order a Russian bride, I'd find my soul mate while she was in transit. Edited by Zero2Athlete 2013-02-19 7:41 PM |
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