The Great 'Cheap Date' Hunt

FieryBlondeScot

i say a free nite out at UCI courtesy of Velvet loo roll :-)

i signed up to loopylove.com to get 60 r-points and before i knowit there are heaps and heaps and heaps of blokes sending me messages to my email i cant keep up so if anybody wants some blokes....... ;D

ocemeer

' if you're into sport, suggest training together '

well worked for me, I got taken to the local sports centre for circuit training as a first date, he must have impressed me as I'm marrying him next week ;D

ps hes not taken me out on a date since

Loaded_Bachelor

This thread is all well and good but then...... what about cheap engagement parties, cheap weddings and cheap divorce lawyers

Things just aren't as simple as you all make it out!

P.S. I think swimming or cycling are good options.

Travelqueen

Just got sent this - might be worth a look for London based gastronomes, I, sadly, will be sanding my floors next weekend..






Calling all restaurant lovers!

The makers of Chemistry are delighted to bring you a brand new event for London. Taste of London is a fabulous, new, four day festival, celebrating the Capital's diverse restaurant and entertainment scenes. Taste of London is staged at Somerset House from 9th - 12th September and features top London restaurants, gastropubs and bars, exclusive wines and beers, and great entertainment.


French, Italian, Indian, British, Thai, Chinese, Lebanese, Chinese - you name it, London's got it! And Taste of London aims to give you a taste of it all - up to 30 of London's finest restaurants, gastopubs and bars will be on show, along with some of our favourite A-list chefs. The restaurants will be offering sample-sized, signature dishes all at reasonable prices, allowing you the opportunity to try the wide range of cuisines on offer!


And of course London is also famous for its diverse entertainment, and you can try that too. The entertainment is all covered by your entry price and includes Ronnie Scotts - celebrating 45 years of classic jazz entertainment - Jongleurs, Half Moon Young People's Theatre and much more. Please check the website for newly signed up artists and performance times.


FREE £5 worth of Taste Vouchers!!!
As a previous visitor to our Chemistry events we are delighted to offer you a fabulous ticket offer for Taste of London. Buy the standard adult ticket before the 6th September and receive an extra £5 of Taste Vouchers absolutely free! (Taste Vouchers are used to buy your food and drink once at the event)
Simply quote 'html' on the website or when you book over the phone.

Regular ticket prices:
Adult standard: £15 (incl £3 of Taste Vouchers)
Adult premium: £30 (incl £20 of Taste Vouchers)
Children (5 - 14 years): £8
Children under 5: Free
* Tickets are subject to a 50p fee per transaction

Opening Times
There are 2 sessions per day (except Thursday) with a break to allow restaurants to refresh and replenish for the evening's visitors
Thur 9 Sep: Opening Night 6pm - 10pm
Fri 10 Sep 12.30pm - 4.30pm 6pm - 10pm
Sat 11 Sep 12.30pm - 4.30pm 6pm - 10pm
Sun 12 Sep 11am - 2.30pm 3pm - 7pm



Hope someone enjoys it!

TQ

COS

I was wondering why my Kentucky with a voucher technique was failing

My last Girlfriend was like a Kentucky, after I had finished with the legs and breast I had a greasy box to put my bone in ;D

System

My last Girlfriend was like a Kentucky, after I had finished with the legs and breast I had a greasy box to put my bone in ;D

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Rufus_2

If you're looking to meet someone/or a cheap date you can't go wrong if you take a dog for a walk. Tip: the cuter the dog the better your chances. If you're a bloke you can pretent your taking your granny's pooch for a walk (how sensitive is that??) or a girl with a big burly mastiff can play all helpless and suddenly find a man at her side willing to offer a muscular arm to keep the pet in line! Trust me...it works!!! ;D

uf353432

I have to say I remember when I was courting my now hubby - he met me for a lunch date and turned up with a picnic hamper of lovely foods and some wine. He took me to the park laid out a blanket and we had a lovely lunch in the park.

All we kept seeing was other couples walking past with the woman punching her partner saying 'why can't you do that for me?' You see it was not the contents of his picnic basket that impressed me - but the fact that he had obviously gone to alot of trouble and time just for me.

He once took me for a walk on the beach and then asked me to dance with him, we waltzed around the beach like a right pair of idiots.

Another time he took me to Dublin for the day. Its not expensive as it seems since it was a cheap flight through easyjet and we walked in the park and then sat in an irish pub and ate stew and drank mckinneys!

I mean thats got to be one of the classiest dates - take them to another country for a walk in the park!

What you lovely men have to remember is that romance is supposed to be a means for someone to show someone in that moment that they are the most important person in their life. Its not money that makes a situation romantic its time, effort, thoughts and imagination. Classy woman can see right through a man who's attempts to be romantic are solely so they can get a bit of hows your father and classy men don't assume that romance will lead to it.

If its real romance your after the tell that person you love them completely unprompted or ask them to dance in the park even if its in front of a crowd. A woman will always be impressed by a man prepared to make a bold statement in the name of love even if he looks a bit foolish in front of an audience.

debs

clare_m_3

I've out this on the online vouchers chat as well.

You can get 2-4-1 dining vouchers (as well as loads of other stuff) each time you fill in a survey on https://www.vouch4me.co.uk

On Tuesday we went out to Henry J Beans and got chicken fajitas and sirloin steak, normally £10 each but with the voucher we got one for free. They have quite a good choice of restaurants in our area, some chains and some locals, and the t's and c's don't seem to limit what day/time you go, so long as you book and say you'll be using the voucher first.

And, (check this out for a cheap date), we went to see The Manchurian Candidate for free before the meal courtesy of Jonathan Ross. If you watch film 2004, they sometimes offer free prescreenings. We saw Big Fish for free earlier this year. You just have to request them from the website whever their offering.

So there you go, cinema and dinner for a tenner!
(Its a good job I've already got the ring on my finger!!)

Travelqueen

Just come across a club (london based I'm sorry) that aims to get people out & doing activities together. Not strictly dating I know, but maybe a way of meeting like-minded people...

http://www.8thdayuk.com

There is also https://www.tribe-events.co.uk

but 8thday will allow you to attend events without being a member, and, if you do join, it's only £12 a month, not an extortianate £25-£35!

Anyway, just a thought..

TQ