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Ok, Faith seems to have a pretty reasonable excuse to txt herself or use a "get out clause"...
However if i was on a date, and the woman bored me to a near coma, i would just try to enjoy the rest of the night and politely strike her name off the list of women id date in the future.
I think leaving somone mid way through a date for the simple reason that they bored you is a little harsh.
Just my opinion
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Yeah it's not really fair to leave in the middle (unless you've got a lecherous Italian's tongue in your ear
). You can always use it as a learning experience.....e.g. learn to yawn with your mouth closed. This trick can be used in several situations, so it's well worth mastering. 0 -
i had a date with a guy i meet out for dinner one night with a group of friends (he was a friend of a friend). anyway, he was charming, full of life and had a real cheeky streak to him. We swapped numbers and went out on a date. Now he didnt drink, so i brought my car with me and didnt drink either. It turned out to the be the most boring date of my life, he had nothing to say for himself and kept asking me "do i still look nervous", "what about now". Anyway, i stuck it out for 3 hours, and then he insisted on walking me to my car, where is proceed to stick his tongue down my throat and i literally mean stick it down my throat. He phoned me the next day to meet up again and i told him that i really didnt think it would work out. He then told my friend i was frigid - nice
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i had a date with a guy i meet out for dinner one night with a group of friends (he was a friend of a friend). anyway, he was charming, full of life and had a real cheeky streak to him. We swapped numbers and went out on a date. Now he didnt drink, so i brought my car with me and didnt drink either. It turned out to the be the most boring date of my life, he had nothing to say for himself and kept asking me "do i still look nervous", "what about now". Anyway, i stuck it out for 3 hours, and then he insisted on walking me to my car, where is proceed to stick his tongue down my throat and i literally mean stick it down my throat. He phoned me the next day to meet up again and i told him that i really didnt think it would work out. He then told my friend i was frigid - nice
He sounded like such a nice guy. You were mad to let him walk out of your life 0 -
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Me too.
I had a panic attack in the middle of a tunnel because I couldn't see my way out and my overzealous classmates started pushing me, and I was convinced I was going to suffocate/be crushed to death.
I think it happened a lot tbh - hense the smell of pee in the tunnels where kids had freaked out!0 -
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Dear jeebus help me, but am I the only one saw innuendo in this?monkeyfudge wrote: »This is why I miss the wax museum.
I used to take dates there all the time. If there girl didn't seem all that great or was perhaps one of 'those sorts' who thinks it's a bit weird that you've taken them to a wax museum, well at least I'd still have lots of fun crawling through the furry tunnels...In 6th year, I got asked out by this mind-bogglingly gorgeous Italian guy. After he kept trying to get me to come to his place, we agreed to meet for coffee in the afternoon in town. When we met, he brought me down to the furthest away, completely empty, darkest corner in the whole place and proceded to be really lecherous. He had absolutely nothing to say for himself other than ask me why I wasn't wearing the miniskirt I'd had on the night we met (in a club). I resorted to asking him questions that we learnt the answers to for our French oral - "What music do you like" and "What are your interests" type questions. He didn't like music and didn't have interests :pac:.
After he revoltingly stuck his tongue in my ear, I escaped and ran to the bathroom, where I rang my best friend and told her to ring me back in 2 minutes, pretending to be my mum. She did, and as I was making my excuses to leave, my actual mum rang! I just pretended that it was really urgent that I leave and pegged it.
God, that was awful!
TBH you should have told the guy where to go, and to his face. There's no excuse for that kind of behaviour.0 -
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i'd like to think i'd be mature, state my reasons and get on my way. fact is though, some men don't take rejection too well, and i have been insulted before when telling a guy after a couple of dates that 'it's not really working for me' or something similar.
And they wonder why it's not working for you? ha ha ha
Some men as pussies my dear, nothing you can do about that except point and laugh. 0 -
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Yep... It was just off Parnell Square.
There was rumours of them reopening in Smithfield... but I think the days of the furry tunnels are numbered.
I'm a sucker for wax museums though... always try and find one when ever I'm on holiday in a new place.
Most recently I was at the Barcelona one.. it was pretty cool... can't find my photos from it though.. boo...0 -
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monkeyfudge wrote: »This is why I miss the wax museum.
I used to take dates there all the time. If there girl didn't seem all that great or was perhaps one of 'those sorts' who thinks it's a bit weird that you've taken them to a wax museum, well at least I'd still have lots of fun crawling through the furry tunnels...
I actually met and kissed a girl in those tunnels when i was about 13/14. Never even seen her face or anything, just knew her by her voice. She had somehow managed to turn around and was coming back out the way she'd come in 'cos she was scared. I convinced her to backtrack to the part where she'd turned (still don't know how she managed it. 'twas at a corner) and turn back around and continue on out.
She said i was nice and got a few quick kisses before she turned. She made me wait at the end for a few seconds cos her da would "be raging" that it took her so long to get to the end and he'd make a show of her if he saw her coming out with some boy.I got lost in one of those tunnels when I was a kid. i crawled in and couldn't find my way out and I got scared and started to cry. This nice older boy helped me out, but not before my dad had crawled in the other end to get me.
No.....no, it wasn't Watna.SarahSassy wrote: »With a guy like this you are 100% right to just walk out... His manners were bad and his staring offensive.
TBH, if you sneak out on a decent, well meaning guy whom you may not fancy but he is doing his best to give you a good night out, then I think it is the height of ignorance....
Agree wholeheartedly with both of your points.DamoElDiablo wrote: »Dear jeebus help me, but am I the only one saw innuendo in this?
heh heh, "Furry Tunnels" indeedmonkeyfudge wrote: »There was rumours of them reopening in Smithfield... but I think the days of the furry tunnels are numbered.
There was a story in the meejia a while ago about how they were storing a lot of the models in some warehouse in the quays/docklands area, and somebody organised a rave in a neighbouring warehouse.
Predictably, they broke in and robbed loads of the models and they cost a fortune so i think they were talking about a delay or maybe even cancelling the new one.
The old one is now a poxy hotel and it kills me everytime i pass it.
Link: http://www.tribune.ie/2007/08/05/99454.html0 -
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