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Machie wrote:
> Woo Cheltenham :D sorry my town tend to support them, though I've
> never been to a match. Congratulations on winning a GAD though :D
>
> I wonder if your rival likes her boyfriend for reasons other than he
> can buy her lots of stuff. Girls aren't that shallow are they @ngel?
> *grin*
So you from Cheltenham? Another local lad. Come and join us gasheads - we have a whale of a time. (Well, I wouldn't turn your back on your home team). The match was pretty even, just that goal swung it near the end. Oh well.
I don't know to be honest about her. She is a quite shallow person - very quick to put others down and make herself look big. She never does it to me though. I think she likes me but she's tied into a serious relationship. He's also in the marines - so I can tell you, he's going to ditch her pretty soon. I can be sure of that.
> Woo Cheltenham :D sorry my town tend to support them, though I've
> never been to a match. Congratulations on winning a GAD though :D
>
> I wonder if your rival likes her boyfriend for reasons other than he
> can buy her lots of stuff. Girls aren't that shallow are they @ngel?
> *grin*
So you from Cheltenham? Another local lad. Come and join us gasheads - we have a whale of a time. (Well, I wouldn't turn your back on your home team). The match was pretty even, just that goal swung it near the end. Oh well.
I don't know to be honest about her. She is a quite shallow person - very quick to put others down and make herself look big. She never does it to me though. I think she likes me but she's tied into a serious relationship. He's also in the marines - so I can tell you, he's going to ditch her pretty soon. I can be sure of that.
Cong_Man wrote:
> Yep, I still think living together is a more important step than
> marriage. Every since the day we moved in together, I can't imagine
> spending a single day without her. My life revolves around her and I
> always think of her first when making even the smallest of decisions.
> In a way the marriage had no effect on that, as I would still feel the
> same if we lived together unmarried. But, I now see our marriage as a
> suitable way of declaring to the world how we feel about each other,
> even though most of the world only got to see the photos.
Aww that sounds great, yes I think that it was it's like for most people when they get married, especially when you're already living together. I guess it's a huge change if you arent.
> Yep, I still think living together is a more important step than
> marriage. Every since the day we moved in together, I can't imagine
> spending a single day without her. My life revolves around her and I
> always think of her first when making even the smallest of decisions.
> In a way the marriage had no effect on that, as I would still feel the
> same if we lived together unmarried. But, I now see our marriage as a
> suitable way of declaring to the world how we feel about each other,
> even though most of the world only got to see the photos.
Aww that sounds great, yes I think that it was it's like for most people when they get married, especially when you're already living together. I guess it's a huge change if you arent.
Machie wrote:
> Woo Cheltenham :D sorry my town tend to support them, though I've
> never been to a match.
I remember Cheltenham coming to Peterborough a few weeks ago. Memorable match in that Mark Wright had just been sacked and London Road seemed determined to roar the players on with as much vocal support as possible. I remember distinctly several chants of "You can stick your [censored] Racecourse up your [censored]" and "You're Welsh and you know you are".
> Woo Cheltenham :D sorry my town tend to support them, though I've
> never been to a match.
I remember Cheltenham coming to Peterborough a few weeks ago. Memorable match in that Mark Wright had just been sacked and London Road seemed determined to roar the players on with as much vocal support as possible. I remember distinctly several chants of "You can stick your [censored] Racecourse up your [censored]" and "You're Welsh and you know you are".
Just because i won't be marrying them doesn't mean you can have them :-D
Kawada wrote:
> I'll never get married, not without a pre-nup that is stacked heavily
> in my favour
Woo more japanese girls for me!
> I'll never get married, not without a pre-nup that is stacked heavily
> in my favour
Woo more japanese girls for me!
Borat §agdiyev wrote:
> Shouldn't matter though really should it. You personality, wit,
> charm and dashing good looks ought to speak for themselves ...
*I wish. Us south-westies (well, the gals anyway) only seem to care about one thing, £££.
She smiled at me the other day though - but I'm probably making too much of it. It's begining to get a bit sad really - I only go into Tescos on her shift. Walk to the checkouts, go bright red when she looks at me and then I walk to the adjacent checkout and buy my stuff.
I was going to ask her out one day (well that's my plan every time) but I chciken out every time.
*I think I'm being a tad harsh here - it's not at all true.
> Shouldn't matter though really should it. You personality, wit,
> charm and dashing good looks ought to speak for themselves ...
*I wish. Us south-westies (well, the gals anyway) only seem to care about one thing, £££.
She smiled at me the other day though - but I'm probably making too much of it. It's begining to get a bit sad really - I only go into Tescos on her shift. Walk to the checkouts, go bright red when she looks at me and then I walk to the adjacent checkout and buy my stuff.
I was going to ask her out one day (well that's my plan every time) but I chciken out every time.
*I think I'm being a tad harsh here - it's not at all true.
hippyman wrote:
> Back to my rival - I spent the evening of valentines day hearing
> about what she got from her boyfriend and how wonderful he is.
> Didn't make my v. day! In fact come to think of it, that was a very
> strange day. My team lost at home to Cheltenham, but found out I won
> a GAD. Weird how things sort themselves out.
Woo Cheltenham :D sorry my town tend to support them, though I've never been to a match. Congratulations on winning a GAD though :D
I wonder if your rival likes her boyfriend for reasons other than he can buy her lots of stuff. Girls aren't that shallow are they @ngel? *grin*
> Back to my rival - I spent the evening of valentines day hearing
> about what she got from her boyfriend and how wonderful he is.
> Didn't make my v. day! In fact come to think of it, that was a very
> strange day. My team lost at home to Cheltenham, but found out I won
> a GAD. Weird how things sort themselves out.
Woo Cheltenham :D sorry my town tend to support them, though I've never been to a match. Congratulations on winning a GAD though :D
I wonder if your rival likes her boyfriend for reasons other than he can buy her lots of stuff. Girls aren't that shallow are they @ngel? *grin*
I'll never get married, not without a pre-nup that is stacked heavily in my favour
Machie wrote:
> Ah that's great so how'd married life, I remember you did a thread
> about it and not feeling anything different after the wedding. Well I
> hope it wasnt a total waste you got married on your honeymoon which I
> think is great :D though still think she sould have worn white, black
> just looked well not tradiational I guess ^^
Yep, I still think living together is a more important step than marriage. Every since the day we moved in together, I can't imagine spending a single day without her. My life revolves around her and I always think of her first when making even the smallest of decisions. In a way the marriage had no effect on that, as I would still feel the same if we lived together unmarried. But, I now see our marriage as a suitable way of declaring to the world how we feel about each other, even though most of the world only got to see the photos.
> Ah that's great so how'd married life, I remember you did a thread
> about it and not feeling anything different after the wedding. Well I
> hope it wasnt a total waste you got married on your honeymoon which I
> think is great :D though still think she sould have worn white, black
> just looked well not tradiational I guess ^^
Yep, I still think living together is a more important step than marriage. Every since the day we moved in together, I can't imagine spending a single day without her. My life revolves around her and I always think of her first when making even the smallest of decisions. In a way the marriage had no effect on that, as I would still feel the same if we lived together unmarried. But, I now see our marriage as a suitable way of declaring to the world how we feel about each other, even though most of the world only got to see the photos.
hippyman wrote:
> For now, the person I'd love to hang out with works at a checkout in
> Tesco. Maybe now I have a certain future, I may let her in on how
> much I could be earning...
Shouldn't matter though really should it. Your personality, wit, charm and dashing good looks ought to speak for themselves ...
Of course I would say that, I get paid in carpet tacks .... :P
> For now, the person I'd love to hang out with works at a checkout in
> Tesco. Maybe now I have a certain future, I may let her in on how
> much I could be earning...
Shouldn't matter though really should it. Your personality, wit, charm and dashing good looks ought to speak for themselves ...
Of course I would say that, I get paid in carpet tacks .... :P
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