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*** Official Weekend Singles' Thread - May 30 to June 1 - Crushes ***
May 30, 2008

Posted on 05/30/2008 6:04:37 PM PDT by WFTR

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I would like to know more about fun activities to ask someone on for a first date. I have heard about making it lunch, no drinking, etc... Walk in the park sounds too????
I am not atheletic, but don't mind bowling or pool. Is that too old fashioned for today's dating world? And I am bad at both, could beat Obama, but then my grandson could too. :)


*** Official Weekend Singles’ Thread - May 30 to June 1 - Crushes ***
Saturday, May 31, 2008 8:35:09 AM · 65 of 100
Fighter@heart to mcsparkle
“does that apply to woman these days too?” Most assurredly!! I by no means am an “expert” in dating, however my rationale has always been “just ask.” A yes is a great answer. A maybe can be changed to a yes & a no can possibly be changed to a maybe!! The rest is all up to me.

Now as far as “growing a set” I would discourage ya on this!! Just get the nerve up to ask someone you’re interested in to join ya in a fun activity & see where it goes. You’ll do just fine..Best wishes.

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101 posted on 06/05/2008 8:15:50 PM PDT by mcsparkle
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Ping? I meantioned your post to me, wanted to know more...

Thanks,
Still learning the ropes here.


102 posted on 06/05/2008 8:18:59 PM PDT by mcsparkle
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