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Dating in Galway

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    #32
    balu
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    PopeBuckfastXVI wrote: »
    This thread is useless without pics
    lol so right.

    I need to know if it's worth it to write a PM.


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    #33
    biko
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    PopeBuckfastXVI wrote: »
    This thread is useless without pics

    2189568405_c1003315b0.jpg


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    #34
    fatgav
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    Pingu wrote: »
    Nothing like a slow set after a bag of Tayto!!!:pac:

    oh god ya, and feelin slightly light headed after a can of scrumpy jack!


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    #35
    ScumLord
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    scrumpy jack comes in cans?


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    #36
    fatgav
    Registered Users Posts: 627 ✭✭✭fatgav


    it did when i was a lad. thankfully i've moved on since then


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    #37
    gaeilgegrinds
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    Clubs are soul destroying. Pubs all the way, have had three dates this month cos I asked guys out. Maybe they could start doing the same?


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    #38
    brianthebard
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    Pfft, if girls are already asking guys out why would guys bother doing the work??


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    #39
    Creachadóir
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    Well I'm in my mid-20's and of late I've had a Galway guy ask me out via a mutual friend:rolleyes: and I mean the mutual friend was texting on his behalf and stuff. And now come to think of it, he's older than me, in his late 20's. Ya, think us girls are going to have to have a bit of back bone when it comes to these things in Galway....


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    #40
    gaeilgegrinds
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    Hmm... I rest my case!


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    #41
    brianthebard
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    Btw ladies, I'm free tomorrow night if you want to treat me to a few drinks....form a line now...


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    #42
    [Deleted User]
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    I was (by accident) at a junior chamber of commerce meeting recently. Plenty of fine looking young women there. I'm thinking of joining.

    Or you could sign up for some class or other? This is the time of the year.
    Or toastmasters or whatever.

    Or just come work in the big technology company I work for: the men are mostly young (25-35) and outnumber the women 10:1


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    #43
    moonlight06
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    Ya, unfortunetly i work in a predominantly female workplace so i might just start hanging around industrial estates, see what i see... Joke... Not that bad.... Yet :)


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    #44
    chrussell
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    gaeilgegrinds wrote: »
    Clubs are soul destroying.

    its a bit dramatic......


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    #45
    DRakE
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    PopeBuckfastXVI wrote: »
    This thread is useless without pics
    Stop stealing my gimmick.


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    #46
    ScumLord
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    brianthebard wrote: »
    Btw ladies, I'm free tomorrow night if you want to treat me to a few drinks....form a line now...
    You can treat him like **** too, he doesn't mind.


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    #47
    brianthebard
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    ScumLord wrote: »
    You can treat him like **** too, he doesn't mind.

    absolutely, I have very low standards and expectations.


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    #48
    moonlight06
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    Ha ha right up my street then :)


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    #49
    fatgav
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    - - -


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    #50
    brianthebard
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    moonlight06 wrote: »
    Ha ha right up my street then :)

    Score just name the time and place.


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    #51
    ScumLord
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    brianthebard wrote: »
    Score just name the time and place.
    2pm tomorrow, Eyre square. That way we can all watch.

    Boards perv tomorrow?


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    #52
    PopeBuckfastXVI
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    DRakE wrote: »
    Stop stealing my gimmick.

    Thread was 30 posts in and you'd even posted before without it.

    drake, if you're not going to do your focking job I'll have to do it for you... :pac:


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    #53
    ukgalwaymcguire
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    Creachadóir wrote: »
    Well I'm in my mid-20's and of late I've had a Galway guy ask me out via a mutual friend:rolleyes: and I mean the mutual friend was texting on his behalf and stuff. And now come to think of it, he's older than me, in his late 20's. Ya, think us girls are going to have to have a bit of back bone when it comes to these things in Galway....

    NOOOOO
    the man ... aka man
    is in his late 20s, and getting someone else too text for him and ask you out...
    oh dear no.. does his mammy wipe his bum for him as well..
    no way!!! thats what teenagers of 15 do!!
    thats no man


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    #54
    Creachadóir
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    Ya. Can't figure out if he's shy or not actually interested and the friend is just stirring. I wouldn't mind so much except I get on really well with him and was hoping he was interested and he seemed interested. But ya, don't know if I could deal with someone who had their friend sort out their love life. Should I take this to PI :pac: Worst thing is I've kissed him a few times. Men!


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    #55
    brianthebard
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    Clearly galway men have no balls.


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    #56
    moonlight06
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    Brian, you are so right, they have no balls. On my way out the door. Heres to a good nite hopefully. :)


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    #57
    DRakE
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    post hot drunken photo's when you get back

    xx


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    #58
    brianthebard
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    moonlight06 wrote: »
    Brian, you are so right, they have no balls. On my way out the door. Heres to a good nite hopefully. :)

    Let us know what happens!


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    #59
    ukgalwaymcguire
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    Creachadóir wrote: »
    Ya. Can't figure out if he's shy or not actually interested and the friend is just stirring. I wouldn't mind so much except I get on really well with him and was hoping he was interested and he seemed interested. But ya, don't know if I could deal with someone who had their friend sort out their love life. Should I take this to PI :pac: Worst thing is I've kissed him a few times. Men!


    kiss him again, and tell him if he wants more of this he better tell you himself.. , i retract what i said earlier ( me judgemental cow!!)
    sound like a bit of potential there, go for it..
    this is 2008 and if us women want equal rights then we have too play a equal game, so make a move and ask him

    as for galway men have no balls i dont belive that, but i have yet too experience !!! but i have seen plently of teabags, and i have too say barrys are good!!!


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    #60
    fatgav
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    lucky barry! lol.

    going to defend us men here. we've got balls....well, this one does anyways


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    #61
    pseudonym1
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    ukgalwaymcguire wrote: »
    stop looking. all the time you look you will never find,
    open yourself too possibilities yes join new gropus widen your circle, but never actually look!!
    things happen when they happen , could be in a supermarket anywhere
    but clubs worldwide by the veyr nature arent the place really
    grab and shag shops lol
    have fun socialising :)


    I totally agree and have to say in comparasion to lots of places people in Galway are approachable and freindly!

    Being single allevates you from obligations and responsibilities to anyone but yourself - and if your looking it not only seeps of desperation but stunts you from enjoying what are possibly the best days of your life.

    If your searching for it too much chances are you ll end up with someone thats unworthy. Go out have fun and if your really into meeting someone join a dating site- have on good authority they work!

    imo at the risk of being positively annoying worse places and things in the world then being single in galway! :)


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