What Would Your Ideal Date Be?
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1. Dinner in a not so fancy restaurant but the food is good then maybe watch a good movie afterwards.
2. Dinner in a gourmet restaurant then a river cruise after that.
3. Dinner in a 3 star gourmet restaurant then a hot air balloon ride after that.
The real date really is when you enjoy the moment with the person. It does not really matter what you do.
2. Dinner in a gourmet restaurant then a river cruise after that.
3. Dinner in a 3 star gourmet restaurant then a hot air balloon ride after that.
The real date really is when you enjoy the moment with the person. It does not really matter what you do.
Budget (light grocery)
pasta sauce and angel hair coupled with a movie.
Middle (light grocery)
pasta sauce, angel hair, and frozen spinach. Ice cream for the movie.
No Limit (light grocery / take-out)
pasta sauce (2 kinds, regular and alfredo), angel hair, frozen shrimp and steamed veggies. Ice cream for the movie.
Or (Christian I love you but I'm getting sick of your pasta)
Chinese take out, generous portion, anything you want and ice cream for the movie.
pasta sauce and angel hair coupled with a movie.
Middle (light grocery)
pasta sauce, angel hair, and frozen spinach. Ice cream for the movie.
No Limit (light grocery / take-out)
pasta sauce (2 kinds, regular and alfredo), angel hair, frozen shrimp and steamed veggies. Ice cream for the movie.
Or (Christian I love you but I'm getting sick of your pasta)
Chinese take out, generous portion, anything you want and ice cream for the movie.
Oh man.
This reminds me of my longest "long-term" relationship and what was probably technically my first "date". I had this on-and-off-again thing with a boy in my class named Andy, starting in kindergarten and going on through 8th grade, until we had to go to different schools.
I seriously thought I was going to marry him.
He used to bring me little flowers he'd picked and would sneak over to the drugstore across from school to buy me those adjustable Cracker Jack-type rings for a dollar. He gave me a necklace one year that I found out cost $14 (which I thought was a fortune at the time,) so I gave him a watch and a t-shirt for his birthday.
When we were about 14, we went to a movie together with a group of our friends. They all made sure we sat by each other, and were goading us from each side to hold hands throughout the entire movie.
It didn't happen. We were both way too shy.
At some point, I do remember sneaking at least one kiss (ok, maybe two) on the playground, but I don't remember who initiated it.
We went to a Lutheran school.
I'm pretty sure if we would have been caught... We most likely would have been expelled. (He was already seen as a borderline rebel because he was the first boy in our class to spike up his hair with gel... and I kinda liked that. )
This reminds me of my longest "long-term" relationship and what was probably technically my first "date". I had this on-and-off-again thing with a boy in my class named Andy, starting in kindergarten and going on through 8th grade, until we had to go to different schools.
I seriously thought I was going to marry him. He used to bring me little flowers he'd picked and would sneak over to the drugstore across from school to buy me those adjustable Cracker Jack-type rings for a dollar. He gave me a necklace one year that I found out cost $14 (which I thought was a fortune at the time,) so I gave him a watch and a t-shirt for his birthday.
When we were about 14, we went to a movie together with a group of our friends. They all made sure we sat by each other, and were goading us from each side to hold hands throughout the entire movie.
It didn't happen. We were both way too shy.
At some point, I do remember sneaking at least one kiss (ok, maybe two) on the playground, but I don't remember who initiated it.
We went to a Lutheran school.
I'm pretty sure if we would have been caught... We most likely would have been expelled.
(He was already seen as a borderline rebel because he was the first boy in our class to spike up his hair with gel... and I kinda liked that. )
J
hold on now wine rose you forgot to mention the other results...
1.locked up in slammer
2.the joint
3.hooscall
4.the pokie
5.community service
6.5,000 or more dollar fine
7.being imprisoned in a poke ball
8.forced to wash thousands of dishes to pay fine
9.sent up the river
10.one way ticket to Azkaban
11.paying for dinner and fine
12.forced to eat pepper steak in jail
1.locked up in slammer
2.the joint
3.hooscall
4.the pokie
5.community service
6.5,000 or more dollar fine
7.being imprisoned in a poke ball
8.forced to wash thousands of dishes to pay fine
9.sent up the river
10.one way ticket to Azkaban
11.paying for dinner and fine
12.forced to eat pepper steak in jail
J
clearly you don't understand how protective and suspicious parents can be,it's more likely that if someone were even just 18 then wine rose's parents could go ape because of the age difference no matter if the guy were decent or a creep,alot of times what parents say overrules what could be completely an innocent date,I believe what wine rose was indicating is that a guy who is older than her by some years is taking a risk even if the date had no hugs or kisses or inappropriate words involved that the guy involved still could be sent to jail or accused because of what others especially parents might think.