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Post by True Patriot on May 21, 2009 6:48:41 GMT -5
You're single and available.
You meet a good-looking person.
He or she looks like a movie star.
Your conversation with them is simplistic and boring.
They ask if you'd like to go out sometime.
Would you?
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Trish
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Post by Trish on May 21, 2009 17:40:50 GMT -5
Of course.
I have gone out with everyone that has asked me.
( only a handful)
I absolutely prefer brains to looks though.
BUT
it's nice to have both
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Post by Evil Woman on Oct 18, 2009 9:35:02 GMT -5
Doesn't matter to me. I don't want anyone stinky or someone who has no brain whats so ever but I like people who enjoy life to the fullest and try new things. Looks don't matter.
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Birdie
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Love is Tweet!
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Post by Birdie on Oct 18, 2009 22:45:02 GMT -5
I probably wouldn't be attracted to someone with a big wart on their nose, but looks aren't that important to me. I think personality is more important, and someone who is kind and thoughtful. Sure, I'd accept a date and see what kind of person he was and go from there.
So, True, does this mean you're thinking about asking me for a date? 8-)
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Post by True Patriot on Oct 19, 2009 20:24:41 GMT -5
I probably wouldn't be attracted to someone with a big wart on their nose, but looks aren't that important to me. I think personality is more important, and someone who is kind and thoughtful. Sure, I'd accept a date and see what kind of person he was and go from there. So, True, does this mean you're thinking about asking me for a date? 8-) What? I don't have a wart on my nose! Sure, but I have a feeling all you'll want me for is to sit in the front seat with ear plugs at the drive-in and keep an eye out while you and the mister pretend to be teenagers again in the back. I hope you'll at least buy me some popcorn to enjoy while I'm watching the mirr...Movie. |
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Birdie
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Love is Tweet!
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Post by Birdie on Oct 19, 2009 22:50:45 GMT -5
I probably wouldn't be attracted to someone with a big wart on their nose, but looks aren't that important to me. I think personality is more important, and someone who is kind and thoughtful. Sure, I'd accept a date and see what kind of person he was and go from there. So, True, does this mean you're thinking about asking me for a date? 8-) What? I don't have a wart on my nose! Sure, but I have a feeling all you'll want me for is to sit in the front seat with ear plugs at the drive-in and keep an eye out while you and the mister pretend to be teenagers again in the back. I hope you'll at least buy me some popcorn to enjoy while I'm watching the mirr...Movie. Bring your honey, and we can make it a double date. Then she can go get popcorn for all of us. |
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Trish
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Post by Trish on Oct 20, 2009 9:01:10 GMT -5
When we were in our early 20's, my husband had a friend that wasn't cute in the slightest But the more I talked to him and the more he made me laugh...the cuter be became.
Then when we were all drunk and laughing and having a good time he picked up a guitar and started playing everyone's favorite songs....it was hot.
He started the night out as a 2 and by the end of the night he was a 12 at least.
I'm happy I learned that lesson early in life.
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Honeybee
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Post by Honeybee on Nov 7, 2009 12:40:13 GMT -5
Looks don't mean a thing if they are empty.
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