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Cliches, arse ennui, new year hangovers and glancing at the sweet trolley. Dating thread 34!

999 replies

lubeybooby · 01/01/2013 17:54

New thread time! Great timing with it being new years day...

Most of you know what to do... off you go!

Just in case you don't... just chit chat all your dating related stuff here. If you are new, just jump right in to the blethering. More the merrier!

HAPPY NEW YEAR! :o

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BantaBaby · 02/01/2013 12:52

yeah he probably thinks winding you up will make you realise how witty he is. But it does have the unfortunate side effect of making you think he smells like rotten fish, which is not a good thing in a man, generally (or tbh a woman)

48howdidthathappen · 02/01/2013 14:13

That full english hit the spot

MsArsebiscuit · 02/01/2013 14:18

You probably needed the protein ..

48howdidthathappen · 02/01/2013 14:20

I did Will be able to walk dog now. Just.

Yogagirl17 · 02/01/2013 14:25

My doggy's not well. Swithering whether to pone emergency vet or just keep an eye on him.

MsArsebiscuit · 02/01/2013 14:27

What's the matter with him/her Yoga ?

48howdidthathappen · 02/01/2013 14:33

Aww. Whats the problem, any idea.

Yogagirl17 · 02/01/2013 14:54

He's not eating. Tried making him some rice & egg and he took a bit off the spoon but won't eat from his dish.

lubeybooby · 02/01/2013 15:00

Awww get well soon yogadog

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MsArsebiscuit · 02/01/2013 15:08

Is he likely to have stolen anything - chocolates, a toy from a cracker ? ( my halfwit mongrel has previous for this ). It's a bank holiday again for you today, isn't it ? I'd probably call the out of hours vet if he's not drinking or not passing urine/faeces or looks distressed or becomes difficult to rouse.

Yogagirl17 · 02/01/2013 15:12

yogadog - I like that. :)

No, really don't think he's eaten anything he shouldn't, he doesn't really do that. The only things he's ever tempted by are cheese, sausages and pizza! Phoned the out of hours vet just for advice but if I need to take him in it's £124 plus treatment! Hopefully he will pick up, if not will go to normal vet first thing tom.

MsArsebiscuit · 02/01/2013 15:24

Bloody Nora, they make a fortune. If he's just off his food rather than anything else then he probably will be ok to wait.

Mine is a rescue dog, who was very skinny when we got him and appears to have had to steal food to survive, unfortunately he's never got out of the habit and once stole half a homemade chocolate birthday cake ( made with 70% cocoa solids chocolate ) from the kitchen work surface - he was a very poorly, and very sorry for himself, dog after that little misdemeanour.

Poppysquad · 02/01/2013 15:32

A slightly belated happy new year to all. I've been laid low with a shocking cold, chest infection and now a secondary ear infection which has left me deaf in my left ear. Despite all this, I managed to spend new year with SugarDaddy, as my DS decided he wanted to go over to a friends house.

DS is still lovely and very attentive. It's my 52nd birthday tomorrow and he's planning to take me out.

I have known him a whole three weeks now and it feels pretty intense. We have met and talked loads. I am not worried as the feelings are mutual, we both seem as keen as each other. Just need to try and take it as it comes.

Poppysquad · 02/01/2013 15:33

DS? Meant SD. I blame the ear infection

MirandaWest · 02/01/2013 16:31

Just marking my place (am marking exam papers)

KirstyWirsty · 02/01/2013 16:48

Well Mr Cheeky got quite drunk last night and sent me a lot of drunken rambling texts .. The last one said 'think I luv you' .. He is absolutely mortified today .. Feels as though I somehow have now got the power of the relationship .. I have noticed him getting increasingly mushy over the last couple of weeks so wasn't really a shock.. I really like him but it is far far too soon for all this stuff .. And we are not really in ideal situations with me living at mum's and him lodging with his pal!!

MsArsebiscuit · 02/01/2013 17:04

Poor Mr Cheeky but he thinks you've now 'got the power in the relationship ' ? Is that what he said ? because if he has, that's the kind of thing that makes me feel uncomfortable ( that might just be me, though ) .

Movingforward123 · 02/01/2013 17:05

Hi everyone

Well I'm not sure if you remember next door neighbour guy, just noticed on his Facebook he is in a relationship, so I guess that's our date blew out the water

I really want to meet a new guy, I'm seriously thinking about going back online!

Should I just go back on pof? Or has anyone got any other ideas? But only free sites

48howdidthathappen · 02/01/2013 17:05

Healing vibes for your poorly dog Yoga

poppy Sounds good

KW Feel I am maybe in a similar boat with Mr R&R, think he nearly let the L word slip out Tells me I am the sort of woman he has always wanted.
He asked me if I thought of him as my boyfriend. I said My crazy sex maniac.
Never easy is it

Movingforward123 · 02/01/2013 17:12

48 has your crazy sex manic got any similar friends? I would love one of those

MsArsebiscuit · 02/01/2013 17:20

Join the queue, Moving ...

KirstyWirsty · 02/01/2013 17:24

MsArse no he didn't say that in so many words .. He is lovely

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48howdidthathappen · 02/01/2013 17:33

Do men get lust and love confused?

MsArsebiscuit · 02/01/2013 17:37

That's alright then, Kirsty

48, I think we need Banta, Bill or Bunny to answer that one.

48howdidthathappen · 02/01/2013 17:42

Yes it would be useful to have a male perspective.

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