Internet "Dating"
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Cargo Master
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From: Georgia
Thats OK by me. I don't need to get in trouble either.
I was just thinking about the other FTE members that are scratching their heads trying to figure that part of the thread out.
That can be kept as a inside joke.
I was just thinking about the other FTE members that are scratching their heads trying to figure that part of the thread out.
That can be kept as a inside joke.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Feb 2003
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I don't recommend it -
I tried it a few times in mid 90's, it was a horrible failure. '
For me, nothing but a person of the same "calling" in life will suffice.
Come to think of it, my off-line relationships were the same thing, so I don't think 'net is to blame per se.
I tried it a few times in mid 90's, it was a horrible failure. '
For me, nothing but a person of the same "calling" in life will suffice.
Come to think of it, my off-line relationships were the same thing, so I don't think 'net is to blame per se.
Elder User
Joined: Dec 2003
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From: Idaho
911, I don't think there is anything wrong with using the internet to meet people. I would guess that younger folks today find nothing wrong with meeting people in this format. I met a girl on the phone, a wrong number, and we dated for 2 years, it didn't work out in the end, but I bet lots of people who are 60 or 70 would have thought THAT was crazy. How many people do you stop to talk to during your normal daily activities? Not very many, for whatever reasons. The internet 'thing' can help one meet others with similar interests. How you meet someone is not the important thing. My parents met on a blind date in 1949. I bet that was pretty racy at the time. Just use caution and common sense, just like anything else, moderation. You can't catch any fish if you don't have a line in the water. Good luck.
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