singles thread

[Katster]

You have to be kidding

It's good to hear when people are finding somebody, it's gives the rest of hope. So, Katster, Greenfairy, Rabid etc should go nowhere! I could think of nothing worse than only depressed singletons posting on this thread!

[Katster]

As long as it's not five minutes at at time

[sifi]

Only the first time

[Katster]

That's surprising. I would have thought he might have knocked one out before meeting up so as to minimise the chances of that. As in "Something about Mary". Without the resulting hair-gel hilarity obviously.

[worm]

I do, I'm just not able to give the best bits of me to other boys anymore. I can live with that, the other boys don't compare to the one I do get to give my best bits to

[Katster]

You're such a militant feminist aren't you.

[Goblinz]

Indeed, I really didn't want to be. Luckily I've found someone I can be with without it feeling like what I'd had experience of a relationship feeling like before (you know choking, suffocating, annoying, pathetic and dull....)

Edited February 5, 2009 by Goblinz

[worm]

Nah, just a loyalist.

Edited February 5, 2009 by worm

[Goblinz]

And so it came to pass that the seeds were sewn for the Singles thread to be infected by Radioheaditis ....

[Radar]

I am tempted to start a "loved up" thread but as I said - don't want to jinx it!

For those who are disgruntled by our happiness - just remember that all most good things do come to an end!

[Katster]

I meant how you phrased it. I didn't mean that feminists were promiscious. I just meant your whole using yourself as a trade to men. A piece of meat. That kind of thing. It was a joke though. Never mind.

[worm]

I am tempted to start a "loved up" thread but as I said - don't want to jinx it!

For those who are disgruntled by our happiness - just remember that all most good things do come to an end!

[sifi]

Is there any medication that could sort it out.

Edited February 5, 2009 by sifimaster

[Radar]

No, I don't mind your happiness. I mind your relationshipness.

[Chocscoffer]

Hope of what? I hate this ideal that people need to be in a relationship and that those who aren't need to live in hope that one day they will.

There are some people in here that don't want to be in a relationship...

(think I'm turning in to a Grumpy-Goblinz)

[worm]

You don't want me and my sweetheart monopolising each other, is it? Nationalise our fine asses?!

Joking aside, very interesting, tell me more (tho I'm off to a meeting, and may be some time...

[Goblinz]

I've found the perfect antidote. It's called "Radiodread" by the Easy Star All Stars. I'd recommend it be taken daily with a couple of large spliffs until the stiffness goes down.

[Katster]

I just don't like the assumption that they have reached an ideal and that everybody should be in a couple so that they can be pink and fluffy too.

[Goblinz]

Or in my case, drunken and cheesy

Edited February 5, 2009 by Goblinz

[Katster]

LOL, "and coming to a street gutter near you!"

Any more thoughts on the moving to York thing? Or is that in the much distant future.

We could have a Yorkshire Glastonbury convoy.:

[Goblinz]

The only reason it was a consideration so early on was because of the fabulous job I'd applied for, had I got the job it would have been something we'd have discussed more seriously. I like living where I live, and it would take a lot for me to uproot and move to York (I'd like to see what it's like in the summer months to be fair, as I can imagine it being a bit of a nightmare when the tourists come). His house is nice but it's a house he bought with his ex and his mate lodges there, so it's not ideal as our first place together.

I'm definately not opposed to the idea of moving in with him, but surprising as it may sound (to Worm at least) we've only actually been together for just over 3 months. I think it will probably be something we talk about again more seriously maybe a year or so down the line. There's a massive Tosco close to his house so at the very least I could apply for a transfer there until something else came up which was more what I wanted to be doing full time.

I love my flat too, and I didn't put all that hard work into getting it to give it up easily. His house doesn't have a window like my flat does

Perhaps he'd like to move in with me? I'd definately be up for that, but again, he's worked hard to keep his house after splitting from his ex, he's lived there for 12 years so he's definately going to be a lot more settled than me. Plus, his television set would never fit in my flat.....it's the same as Worm's big doofer.

Watch this space I guess

[Katster]

Sorry if I put my foot in it, I didn't realise you hadn't got the job.

In my experience York is always quite busy because there's a lot of students. It's boun to get busier in summer (I suppose a lot of students will go home for the holidays) but it's the trade off you get when somewhere is so beautiful. It's not difficult to find nice little quiet areas in parks or by the river though. I used to love sitting outside a bar on the river-front with nothing to do.

[Goblinz]

I didn't have a chance of getting the job, it was given to someone who already worked there before I even went in for interview (I'm over it though )

You're kidding, the place is like a bloody ghost town at the moment (during the day I mean, at night it's always busy as people come from far away for nights out on the lash). He told me to make the most of it because it's heaving in summer. I can only imagine.

He has said we'll go out all day and sit by the river once the summer comes, sounds great to me

[Katster]

I'm only there durin the day at summer so must cathc the heaving times. There's a company that rents out little red motor boats during the summer for piraty adventures!

[Goblinz]

His pal owns a boat hire company