wowed or wooed? which you going for?
wowed or wooed? which you going for?
Originally Posted by <JANE>
I meant wowed.
As in amazed.
Something tells me the OP can't woo.
I hear the voices inside my head. They counsel me. They understand. They talk to me.
Correct.
EDIT: http://www.casualdiscourse.com/forum...&postcount=185
You couldnt Woo a Hooker with a wedge of $100's.
Last edited by Nauticat; 02-09-2009 at 06:31 PM.
Like I haven't heard that one before.
Oh, and is that the reason why I have a girlfriend and you're pissing your pants over a first date at the age of 22?
I hear the voices inside my head. They counsel me. They understand. They talk to me.
God, could you be any more of a whiny pussy bitch? You sound like a 15 year old who thinks he has a girlfriend because the blonde on the bus kissed him once. It's not like he has never has any female contact before, this has all been explained.
Like I haven't heard that one before.
Oh, and is that the reason why I have a girlfriend and you're pissing your pants over a first date at the age of 22?
Anyway, picnics are always quite a nice idea if the weathers tolerable. You can make different foods (is a good way to make a positive impression), it's romantic and it's a little leftfield. If the weathers not appropriate for this idea then an indoor picnic is an alternative that can be pulled off if you think of a good enough location first. This could even be like a mall or something if you can find enough space. Just make sure you do have enough space, the last thing you want is to be wandering around with a picnic for hours looking for somewhere to go with it.
Also, I don't get why people keep shitting on the movie idea? It's simple, you go for drinks or coffee first and chat, then you go see a movie (something light hearted, indie-comedies are usually quite good for dates) and then you go for a meal/more drinks afterwards. That way, if the conversation is hard to come by because of nerves or a lack of familiarity then you can just talk about the movie you just watched.
Okay, I'm sorry for asking, but is coffee like the universal foot in the door? I live in Mormon country and no one here drinks coffee or booze. So yeah, just wondering.
Coffee is a good idea if you're below the drinking age. It's a stimulant so you feel good while drinking it and if you're on a date you will associate those feelings with whoever you're with (the same goes for alcohol, just don't get wasted). Also, coffee is a very social drink. There's lot's of coffee houses and cafés around and they're usually nice, cosy places to sit and talk while you drink your coffee.
I routinely go for coffee with one of my best friends at least twice a week. She buys the coffee mondays and I buy them wednesdays and we just sit there and have these amazing conversations which probably wouldn't be anywhere near as good if we were sat drinking a milkshake or a coke.
I'm suddenly aware that I'm in danger of running off on a tangent due to my profound adoration for coffee.
That first bit made me laugh.
Movies mean conversation is very minimal. I dont think its the greatest thing for a first date!
Nauticat or robocat?
Oh goodness a conundrum.
We don't have any buses in this town, thus rendering your insult useless. Unless, of course, you meant school bus. To that I say, I walked to school.
Love you.
I hear the voices inside my head. They counsel me. They understand. They talk to me.
THAT is the part of his post you took issue with?
Oh gawd.
"hey man, you look like you've been hit by a train"
"Oh yeah, well I've never even been on a train, so that statement was redundant"
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