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2013-03-15 1:43 PM
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Teejaay - 2013-03-15 1:41 PM

I went to the store after the gym last night.  I was in my spandex, sweating and had chalk all over me .. as I walked by these 2 "gentlemen" one said (after I passed) "mama, back that thing back up over here".  I just kept walking.  I ran into them at the checkout and they invited to "party" with them.

They had a cartload of hot dogs, ice cream and beer.  Man it was a tempting offer. 

Sounds similar to the offers I get. And those are the viable ones.

2013-03-15 1:45 PM
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Teejaay - 2013-03-15 1:41 PM

I went to the store after the gym last night.  I was in my spandex, sweating and had chalk all over me .. as I walked by these 2 "gentlemen" one said (after I passed) "mama, back that thing back up over here".  I just kept walking.  I ran into them at the checkout and they invited to "party" with them.

They had a cartload of hot dogs, ice cream and beer.  Man it was a tempting offer. 

 

You sure are letting the good ones slip away! 

2013-03-15 2:17 PM
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jlruhnke - 2013-03-15 1:45 PM
Teejaay - 2013-03-15 1:41 PM

I went to the store after the gym last night.  I was in my spandex, sweating and had chalk all over me .. as I walked by these 2 "gentlemen" one said (after I passed) "mama, back that thing back up over here".  I just kept walking.  I ran into them at the checkout and they invited to "party" with them.

They had a cartload of hot dogs, ice cream and beer.  Man it was a tempting offer. 

 You sure are letting the good ones slip away! 

I think this has just inspired my new dating strategy!

2013-03-15 2:18 PM
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turtlegirl - 2013-03-15 11:07 AM Tonight I think would be third time out this week for him. During the week that's a little much. For my liking anyways.

I take it he's not very athletic, eh?

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2013-03-15 3:41 PM
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Teejaay - 2013-03-15 3:14 PM
julio26pt2 - 2013-03-15 12:17 PM
jlruhnke - 2013-03-15 1:45 PM
Teejaay - 2013-03-15 1:41 PM

I went to the store after the gym last night.  I was in my spandex, sweating and had chalk all over me .. as I walked by these 2 "gentlemen" one said (after I passed) "mama, back that thing back up over here".  I just kept walking.  I ran into them at the checkout and they invited to "party" with them.

They had a cartload of hot dogs, ice cream and beer.  Man it was a tempting offer. 

 You sure are letting the good ones slip away! 

I think this has just inspired my new dating strategy!

If they had had cool ranch Doritos in the cart ....I would have said yes!!!

 

Maybe they were going to swing through the drive thru at Taco Bell on the way to the party and get some cool ranch tacos.

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2013-03-16 7:56 PM
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Had my Saturday night plans cancel on me.  She said that she has a stomach bug, so I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt.  I don't have an XBOX, but I'd rather someone not puke on my PS3 =P
2013-03-18 1:52 PM
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If she was willing to come over and play video games on a first date, she surely deserves a second chance!

2013-03-18 2:28 PM
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Zero2Athlete - 2013-03-18 1:52 PM

If she was willing to come over and play video games on a first date, she surely deserves a second chance!

Yeah. We rescheduled for next weekend.  I'll be in Baltimore this week for job training.  Should be fun.



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I ended up telling the guy I thought perhaps he drank too much for what I do (I don't want to be called a stick in the mud, but I've never been a get drunk once a week girl. Maybe once every 2-3 months ..). Anyways he assured me it was unusual and asks what I'd like to do otherwise. I said its fine, just a drink will still work. Well, it's 6:00 Friday, don't know where exactly, just the general area and time. I'm annoyed, so I made plans with my friend to at least go to dinner with a friend and told him to meet me there after of he wanted to (I wanted to just bail but my mom told me it was rude!). So I hear back that he thought I had called it off earlier...weird. And we'd try again soon. No thanks, I prefer guys that communicate.
2013-03-18 4:39 PM
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julio26pt2 - 2013-03-15 2:17 PM
jlruhnke - 2013-03-15 1:45 PM
Teejaay - 2013-03-15 1:41 PM

I went to the store after the gym last night.  I was in my spandex, sweating and had chalk all over me .. as I walked by these 2 "gentlemen" one said (after I passed) "mama, back that thing back up over here".  I just kept walking.  I ran into them at the checkout and they invited to "party" with them.

They had a cartload of hot dogs, ice cream and beer.  Man it was a tempting offer. 

 You sure are letting the good ones slip away! 

I think this has just inspired my new dating strategy!

I am just going to go to the grocery store, fill my cart with Doritos, cruise the ice cream aisle and just wait for the ladies to throw themselves at me. 

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2013-03-18 7:11 PM
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Teejaay - 2013-03-18 5:06 PM
jlruhnke - 2013-03-18 2:39 PM
julio26pt2 - 2013-03-15 2:17 PM
jlruhnke - 2013-03-15 1:45 PM
Teejaay - 2013-03-15 1:41 PM

I went to the store after the gym last night.  I was in my spandex, sweating and had chalk all over me .. as I walked by these 2 "gentlemen" one said (after I passed) "mama, back that thing back up over here".  I just kept walking.  I ran into them at the checkout and they invited to "party" with them.

They had a cartload of hot dogs, ice cream and beer.  Man it was a tempting offer. 

 You sure are letting the good ones slip away! 

I think this has just inspired my new dating strategy!

I am just going to go to the grocery store, fill my cart with Doritos, cruise the ice cream aisle and just wait for the ladies to throw themselves at me. 

You may have to comment creepily on their booty ....that's what got my attention!!!

Well that is a given. I do that every where I go. Laughing

2013-03-26 8:13 AM
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Bringing this back to page 1.  How's everyone doing?  I went out with my kickball teammate, and I think we may have a good thing going.  It's funny that despite all my efforts with online dating, my best prospect has been someone that I met unintentionally.

I think there's a saying that goes along the lines of "when looking for something, stop, and you'll find it".



2013-03-26 9:48 AM
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msteiner - 2013-03-26 9:13 AM

Bringing this back to page 1.  How's everyone doing?  I went out with my kickball teammate, and I think we may have a good thing going.  It's funny that despite all my efforts with online dating, my best prospect has been someone that I met unintentionally.

I think there's a saying that goes along the lines of "when looking for something, stop, and you'll find it".

 

This ^^

I'm waiting... but the attractive physically fit motivated intelligent women without psychological issues are not exactly lined up around the block... I am beginning to think there is a better chance of a unicorn being struck by lightning in my back yard than meeting someone I find worthy of dating...

After my last couple dates I have really appreciated the drama free existence I live... so peaceful, so stress free.

So ya, Hi every one! :-)

2013-03-26 9:54 AM
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Meh. My foot has been broken since something like October or November (un-diagnosed until January, not _really_ treated until last week). So, my normally active lifestyle has been seriously on hold all winter. In turn, since I am pretty sure no one finds a woman in an air cast super titillating (and if someone did, I'd seriously question their mental state), there's been no dating for me. 6-8 more weeks in the cast, at least. Fingers crossed that some day I will run again. And, some day I'll feel like dating again, too.
2013-03-26 10:01 AM
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msteiner - 2013-03-26 8:13 AM

I think there's a saying that goes along the lines of "when looking for something, stop, and you'll find it".

Eeeh... I think there might be a balance of being open to finding someone and continuing to live life the way you want.

Whenever I "stop looking" I am single for like a year. It sucks. When I "start looking" again or am more open, I find excellent prospects.

Maybe it's just me.

2013-03-26 10:17 AM
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I stopped looking for about 3 years.

I've also been single for about 3 years

2013-03-26 10:18 AM
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lisac957 - 2013-03-26 10:01 AM
msteiner - 2013-03-26 8:13 AM

I think there's a saying that goes along the lines of "when looking for something, stop, and you'll find it".

Eeeh... I think there might be a balance of being open to finding someone and continuing to live life the way you want.

Whenever I "stop looking" I am single for like a year. It sucks. When I "start looking" again or am more open, I find excellent prospects.

Maybe it's just me.

I can agree with that.  I personally have a tendency of looking too hard sometimes, if that makes sense.  It does suck being single sometimes, and as a result I can invest more effort than I should into finding someone, which often leads to disappointing results.



2013-03-26 10:20 AM
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Leegoocrap - 2013-03-26 8:17 AM

I stopped looking for about 3 years.

I've also been single for about 3 years

How long have you had that hair cut for?

 

2013-03-26 10:25 AM
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msteiner - 2013-03-26 6:13 AM

Bringing this back to page 1.  How's everyone doing?  I went out with my kickball teammate, and I think we may have a good thing going.  It's funny that despite all my efforts with online dating, my best prospect has been someone that I met unintentionally.

I think there's a saying that goes along the lines of "when looking for something, stop, and you'll find it".

Still single - Still no dates (from any online dating site).. 

The updated (funny) profile I "borrowed" had zero impact.  Tried another profile since then - nothing.  Have now switched to 

"Keeping it simple here. Long drawn out profiles take away the fun of dating and learning about each other.

The basics:

Very active, adventurous, and spontaneous triathlete with a sense of humor.

The important things:

- I am an atheist - but you don't have to be. I'm not a militant, anti religion atheist (those people bug me)
- I don't want kids, and I don't want to date anyone that has young children.
- I am very active and in shape - you MUST be too.
- I am mentally healthy, with good communication skills. You should be too.
- I LOVE swimming, biking, and running and do 1 or 2 of these things 5-6 days per week. If you do any of these 3 sports, that's a plus in my book.

The rest you can learn about me on a date. I am very open and honest. Have a question - just ask."

I'm pretty much done with online dating.  I think it sucks.

I guess I should say - no matter what profile I have up, I do get "hits" from women that want to meet me.  

EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM IS OVERWEIGHT AND CLEARLY DID NOT READ MY PROFILE.  

2013-03-26 10:44 AM
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Muskrat37 - 2013-03-26 10:25 AM
msteiner - 2013-03-26 6:13 AM

Bringing this back to page 1.  How's everyone doing?  I went out with my kickball teammate, and I think we may have a good thing going.  It's funny that despite all my efforts with online dating, my best prospect has been someone that I met unintentionally.

I think there's a saying that goes along the lines of "when looking for something, stop, and you'll find it".

Still single - Still no dates (from any online dating site).. 

The updated (funny) profile I "borrowed" had zero impact.  Tried another profile since then - nothing.  Have now switched to 

"Keeping it simple here. Long drawn out profiles take away the fun of dating and learning about each other.

The basics:

Very active, adventurous, and spontaneous triathlete with a sense of humor.

The important things:

- I am an atheist - but you don't have to be. I'm not a militant, anti religion atheist (those people bug me)
- I don't want kids, and I don't want to date anyone that has young children.
- I am very active and in shape - you MUST be too.
- I am mentally healthy, with good communication skills. You should be too.
- I LOVE swimming, biking, and running and do 1 or 2 of these things 5-6 days per week. If you do any of these 3 sports, that's a plus in my book.

The rest you can learn about me on a date. I am very open and honest. Have a question - just ask."

I'm pretty much done with online dating.  I think it sucks.

I guess I should say - no matter what profile I have up, I do get "hits" from women that want to meet me.  

EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM IS OVERWEIGHT AND CLEARLY DID NOT READ MY PROFILE.  

I get the dates that start out well, but end up fading after two weeks.  I literally have had the last three girls I've taken out end up this way.  

As a side rant, I get that the most painless way to end dating someone is to just not call/message and let it pass, but it's pretty brutal to be on the receiving end of that.  I know rejection is never an easy thing to take, but having to guess whether you're rejected or not is even worse.

2013-03-26 11:00 AM
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msteiner - 2013-03-26 8:44 AM
Muskrat37 - 2013-03-26 10:25 AM
msteiner - 2013-03-26 6:13 AM

Bringing this back to page 1.  How's everyone doing?  I went out with my kickball teammate, and I think we may have a good thing going.  It's funny that despite all my efforts with online dating, my best prospect has been someone that I met unintentionally.

I think there's a saying that goes along the lines of "when looking for something, stop, and you'll find it".

Still single - Still no dates (from any online dating site).. 

The updated (funny) profile I "borrowed" had zero impact.  Tried another profile since then - nothing.  Have now switched to 

"Keeping it simple here. Long drawn out profiles take away the fun of dating and learning about each other.

The basics:

Very active, adventurous, and spontaneous triathlete with a sense of humor.

The important things:

- I am an atheist - but you don't have to be. I'm not a militant, anti religion atheist (those people bug me)
- I don't want kids, and I don't want to date anyone that has young children.
- I am very active and in shape - you MUST be too.
- I am mentally healthy, with good communication skills. You should be too.
- I LOVE swimming, biking, and running and do 1 or 2 of these things 5-6 days per week. If you do any of these 3 sports, that's a plus in my book.

The rest you can learn about me on a date. I am very open and honest. Have a question - just ask."

I'm pretty much done with online dating.  I think it sucks.

I guess I should say - no matter what profile I have up, I do get "hits" from women that want to meet me.  

EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM IS OVERWEIGHT AND CLEARLY DID NOT READ MY PROFILE.  

I get the dates that start out well, but end up fading after two weeks.  I literally have had the last three girls I've taken out end up this way.  

As a side rant, I get that the most painless way to end dating someone is to just not call/message and let it pass, but it's pretty brutal to be on the receiving end of that.  I know rejection is never an easy thing to take, but having to guess whether you're rejected or not is even worse.

I don't even get the date to begin with.  Not sure what's up, but I also don't really care.  I love being single, and I'm back into full on IM training mode right now.  What I need is a part time girlfriend that is cool hanging out every other week or so.  

Side note specific response:  

I don't know if that is the most painless way to end dating someone... I would call it the most chicken sh*t way to end dating someone.  How hard is a simple text?  "I don't feel it's working out, but it was nice getting to know you"  Hell - I even got that from the Lesbian I dated.  

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