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Lorna at Vicenza Aug 24th 2010 9:50 am

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I haven't dated for a long time but I was shocked out of my skin when my married muslim neighbour made a pass at me the other night.

Millhouse Aug 24th 2010 9:51 am

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Originally Posted by Lorna at Vicenza (Post 8798998)
I haven't dated for a long time but I was shocked out of my skin when my married muslim neighbour made a pass at me the other night.

maybe the sugar rush just went to his head.

Lorna at Vicenza Aug 24th 2010 9:55 am

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That and my sundress I think ... and perhaps the fact that his wife has gone home to Tunisia for a month.
I can't look at him in the same light anymore though.

kittycat1 Aug 24th 2010 10:58 am

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Thank you Norsk/Ethos,

You have made me look at this in a different light, shagging/dating is like shopping, I'm an impulsive shopper, I see something I like I buy it, (I may regret it later but generally i have good taste so don't want to return things) but I don't hesitate at the store. But when its a big investment in I way up the pros and cons and think about it being very cautious to put my impulsive instints at bay, unless I reallly really REALLY love it and can't resist buying it now matter what it costs!

I wonder if shopping habits actually show how someone is going to be in the sack... hmm interesting- first date we're going shopping lol

Millhouse Aug 24th 2010 11:01 am

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Originally Posted by kittycat1 (Post 8799135)
I wonder if shopping habits actually show how someone is going to be in the sack...

You might be right - When I go shopping, I sit in the coffee shop doing nothing and let Lisa get on with it...

kittycat1 Aug 24th 2010 11:03 am

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Millhouse, but what if your shopping for something you like?

Millhouse Aug 24th 2010 11:07 am

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Originally Posted by kittycat1 (Post 8799143)
Millhouse, but what if your shopping for something you like?

I point to it in the Argos catalogue and she gets it.

only kidding, if it's for me then I'm good for 45mins before I just give up and buy the first thing in front of me.

Bahtatboy Aug 24th 2010 11:10 am

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Originally Posted by norsk (Post 8798791)

most cars i have ever bought i knew the second i saw it that it was the perfect car for me. i look, think for a while, discuss with the salesman and take it for a spin. then i spend anything from 2 hours to a week mulling it over (time spent depends on the odds of it going to someone else in the meantime). saying that there have been times i have really liked the car, gone through the motions and then changed my mind later on.

At the risk of getting slapped, how do you ladies go about buying an expensive handbag?

Grace O Malley Aug 24th 2010 11:12 am

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Originally Posted by Bahtatboy (Post 8799161)
At the risk of getting slapped, how do you ladies go about buying an expensive handbag?

Depends how expensive?

weescot Aug 24th 2010 11:16 am

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Originally Posted by Bahtatboy (Post 8799161)
At the risk of getting slapped, how do you ladies go about buying an expensive handbag?

At the risk of getting slapped, men are sometimes like handbags - they look good on your arm but best changed every season....

BurpusMe Aug 24th 2010 11:17 am

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I don't think your analogy works at all --

I park near the entrance. Race to the store I'm interested in. Buy exactly what I came for. Exit the mall and drive away as quickly as possible. It's over in 5 minutes or less.

Just ask my missus.


Originally Posted by kittycat1 (Post 8799135)
I wonder if shopping habits actually show how someone is going to be in the sack...


Bahtatboy Aug 24th 2010 11:19 am

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Originally Posted by BurpusMe (Post 8799185)
I don't think your analogy works at all --

I park near the entrance. Race to the store I'm interested in. Buy exactly what I came for. Exit the mall and drive away as quickly as possible. It's over in 5 minutes or less.

Just ask my missus.

Was that you I saw dashing in and out of the Ally Pally?

Bahtatboy Aug 24th 2010 11:20 am

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Originally Posted by Grace O Malley (Post 8799169)
Depends how expensive?

So would you go to be with me for 10 million quid?

BurpusMe Aug 24th 2010 11:20 am

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Women are like country & western songs ––
They're annoying, they all sound alike, but if you really listen to them you'll get depressed and drink a lot.


Originally Posted by weescot (Post 8799180)
At the risk of getting slapped, men are sometimes like handbags - they look good on your arm but best changed every season....


Bahtatboy Aug 24th 2010 11:21 am

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Originally Posted by BurpusMe (Post 8799194)
Women are like country & western songs ––
They're annoying, they all sound alike, but if you really listen to them you'll get depressed and drink a lot.

And I thought I was at risk of getting slapped.


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