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Depends how you define a "nice" girl really
My advice is never judge a book my its cover.
Not all nice girls wear a twin set and pearls.
I'm as rough as a badgers bottom, swear like a trooper when i'm stressed and am not backward about coming forward... but have a heart of gold, something my long term partner and soulmate took the time to find out.How does a brown cow give white milk, when it only eats green grass?0 -
talksalot81 wrote: »Im going to be a pain and warn.... dont take too long! It is easy for someone to get attached to someone based on online conversations. It is easy to 'fill in the blanks' that you do not know when online and can be a real shock (and disappointment) when you meet them for real.
I have never done it via facebook (mainly due to being married when FB became popular!). Do you just surf for pictures or words in their profile and send them a message?
I joined facebook as I felt too old for bebo and I wanted to keep in touch with my friends who where off travelling around Austailia, theres a new application on it called Zoosk, basically you look through other zoosker's and you can wink at them or flirt with them, it's specifically a flirting application. I think it's a good idea if your shy, and it gives you a chance to chat without seeming like a weirdo :rotfl:
Our very own Martin Lewis is on facebook, and lots of other mse'ers, I've a few of them as friends and we chat regularly.
Are you ever online in the evenings in the moneysavingarms, it's good craic, I've met lots of people after chatting in there
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miserly_mum wrote: »as rough as a badgers bottom.
How does everyone know that a badgers bottom is rough?
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miserly_mum wrote: »I'm as rough as a badgers bottom, swear like a trooper when i'm stressed and am not backward about coming forward... but have a heart of gold.
Damn shame your married, my type of girlI bet you call a spade a spade too :T
I am trying, honest;) very trying according to my dear OH:rotfl:0 -
miserly_mum wrote: »Well first find a nice badger, drinks,dinner,maybe a box of chocolates.........:D
Hmmm... Any Badgers out there? :rotfl:0 -
Surely he's looking for beaver rather than badger?:cool:
"You have enemies? Good. That means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life." Winston Churchill
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Tell me can any one recommend were you could find a nice decent single girl,l have to admit it so so hard trying to meet a nice down to earth one,come on any idea's
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On a serious note to Duckie78, decent ,nice girls are everywhere.
If you just take the time to get to know women as people first and potential girlfiends second.
Also if you try not to have a "type" .
My OH was so NOT physically my type when we first met. But his personality, sense of humour and wonderfully caring nature bowled me over.
Its a strange thing, but the more i got to know and like him as a person the more attractive he became to me. Now I can't keep my mitts off himHow does a brown cow give white milk, when it only eats green grass?0
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