Pulling birds in Toronto
Sep 24th 2009 | 1:08 pm
#16
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 6,609
From: Ontario
Re: Pulling birds in Toronto
Hi,
I'm moving to Toronto as a skilled worker in a few weeks. I'm 27 and have always been pretty good with the ladies IMHO but my GF of some 5 years very recently decided that she will not be joining me (due to her ill Dad) and we've decided to go our separate ways which means I am young free and single. This leaves me with the prospect that I am most likely going to find my next lady (my wife even) in Canada. Can anybody give me a heads up? Do they like British men or will I be seen as an immigrant? How does one pull a Canadian girl? WHat strengths should I play to - what should I avoid? How do they differ from English ladies? Any experiences you want to share - good or bad - would be very much appreciated. Truth is that I am freaked out about going there alone now but still intend to. But, like most guys, I am better when I am all loved up than when I am all on my Sweeny Todd. I like the idea of an exotic foreign bird and I do OK with women but I was wondering if anyoine could give us a few tips or some advice. Cheers
Mike
I'm moving to Toronto as a skilled worker in a few weeks. I'm 27 and have always been pretty good with the ladies IMHO but my GF of some 5 years very recently decided that she will not be joining me (due to her ill Dad) and we've decided to go our separate ways which means I am young free and single. This leaves me with the prospect that I am most likely going to find my next lady (my wife even) in Canada. Can anybody give me a heads up? Do they like British men or will I be seen as an immigrant? How does one pull a Canadian girl? WHat strengths should I play to - what should I avoid? How do they differ from English ladies? Any experiences you want to share - good or bad - would be very much appreciated. Truth is that I am freaked out about going there alone now but still intend to. But, like most guys, I am better when I am all loved up than when I am all on my Sweeny Todd. I like the idea of an exotic foreign bird and I do OK with women but I was wondering if anyoine could give us a few tips or some advice. Cheers
Mike
Sep 24th 2009 | 1:10 pm
#17
kopites are gobshites
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 628
From: sitting on the right hand of good
Re: Pulling birds in Toronto
im still stunned that
a) people from Leeds can type
b)see a
a) people from Leeds can type
b)see a
Sep 24th 2009 | 1:16 pm
#19
kopites are gobshites
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 628
From: sitting on the right hand of good
Re: Pulling birds in Toronto
Leeds tho?
when do u have to return the PHD?
this is a wind-up right?
when do u have to return the PHD?
this is a wind-up right?
Sep 24th 2009 | 1:20 pm
#20
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 11,272
Re: Pulling birds in Toronto
Hi,
I'm moving to Toronto as a skilled worker in a few weeks. I'm 27 and have always been pretty good with the ladies IMHO but my GF of some 5 years very recently decided that she will not be joining me (due to her ill Dad) and we've decided to go our separate ways which means I am young free and single. This leaves me with the prospect that I am most likely going to find my next lady (my wife even) in Canada. Can anybody give me a heads up? Do they like British men or will I be seen as an immigrant? How does one pull a Canadian girl? WHat strengths should I play to - what should I avoid? How do they differ from English ladies? Any experiences you want to share - good or bad - would be very much appreciated. Truth is that I am freaked out about going there alone now but still intend to. But, like most guys, I am better when I am all loved up than when I am all on my Sweeny Todd. I like the idea of an exotic foreign bird and I do OK with women but I was wondering if anyoine could give us a few tips or some advice. Cheers
Mike
I'm moving to Toronto as a skilled worker in a few weeks. I'm 27 and have always been pretty good with the ladies IMHO but my GF of some 5 years very recently decided that she will not be joining me (due to her ill Dad) and we've decided to go our separate ways which means I am young free and single. This leaves me with the prospect that I am most likely going to find my next lady (my wife even) in Canada. Can anybody give me a heads up? Do they like British men or will I be seen as an immigrant? How does one pull a Canadian girl? WHat strengths should I play to - what should I avoid? How do they differ from English ladies? Any experiences you want to share - good or bad - would be very much appreciated. Truth is that I am freaked out about going there alone now but still intend to. But, like most guys, I am better when I am all loved up than when I am all on my Sweeny Todd. I like the idea of an exotic foreign bird and I do OK with women but I was wondering if anyoine could give us a few tips or some advice. Cheers
Mike
Sep 24th 2009 | 1:24 pm
#22
kopites are gobshites
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 628
From: sitting on the right hand of good
Re: Pulling birds in Toronto
god moves in mysterious ways,even in Leeds it seems.
could have put it in a better way - "I'm good with the ladies IMHO"
Sep 24th 2009 | 1:27 pm
#24
Thread Starter
Just Joined
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 14
From: Oxford
Re: Pulling birds in Toronto
LOL well we're not all thick as f*** and I have degrees from Cambridge and Manchester - but yes, I agree we are all really just retards underneath this thin veneer. My 5 year relationship fizzled out rather than blew out, and I was heartbroken, but we're good mates now and moving on so I dont see the point in dwelling on feelings in this topic (hey that's another forum - this is about Canada right?).
Please don't give me such incredibly sensible advice such as "all women are the same - ebony and ivory etc" - I need an illiusion of some sort - one based on actualities or at least well meant lies!
Anybody with experience of dating in Canada?
Please don't give me such incredibly sensible advice such as "all women are the same - ebony and ivory etc" - I need an illiusion of some sort - one based on actualities or at least well meant lies!
Anybody with experience of dating in Canada?
Sep 24th 2009 | 1:30 pm
#25
kopites are gobshites
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 628
From: sitting on the right hand of good
Re: Pulling birds in Toronto
ahhhh bless!
Sep 24th 2009 | 1:37 pm
#27
kopites are gobshites
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 628
From: sitting on the right hand of good
Re: Pulling birds in Toronto
or anything that rhymes...............
Sep 24th 2009 | 1:41 pm
#30
little snowy owl
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 6,921
Re: Pulling birds in Toronto
here's a serious answer .... they'll likely think your accent is "cute" - after that it's up to you! 
