Reckon the number of times surgeons have attacked me in recent years they trying to make their own A-Z.
Now detest hospitals and need to be dragged kicking and screaming as a last resort.
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Yes UK it's always best to let the person open them as so important they put their feel on the cards first.
That way they can get them to work properly for them.
Only one set I found haven't really worked for me never felt drawn to then at the start.
Sure your friend will be over the moon with your choice for her.
Enjoy your visit UK
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Echoing what the others have said what a great change for an intro pobox.
Munches are fun and really good way of putting faces to the names, or anything else :evil2: for that matter.
With the sort of intro you've got here on the forum can see you finding the chatrooms a welcoming place for you.
I'll be sure to say hi if see you about in them as they're my normal haunt.
Have fun and welcome
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Echoing what the others have said what a great change for an intro pobox.
Munches are fun and really good way of putting faces to the names, or anything else :evil2: for that matter.
With the sort of intro you've got here on the forum can see you finding the chatrooms a welcoming place for you.
I'll be sure to say hi if see you about in them as they're my normal haunt.
Have fun and welcome
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If as you say she has only known this guy a few days then maybe a swingers party isn't quite the right place for her.
Personally I would want to know the person for a longer period of time if a non swinger before doing what your friend is contemplating.
Having said that she will make up her own mind.
Perhaps you could suggest she set's up a safety net for herself. Whereby if she needs to get away from the situation she can do so easily.
On the other hand she may be happy enough at the party and really enjoy herself.
Took me months before decided to go to a munch and that's purely a social event. Even then arranged things that if I felt uncomfortable could get away.
Above all else no matter how much she feels for this guy it's still very soon to be taking such a leap into swinging.
Personal view point if she has any doubts about the evening then should seriously consider how wise it would be to go with him.
If he does care for her then he should understand.
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Graham the name and shame policy is not possible sadly as you said also could be open to abuse by in theory would sure stop some of this happening on here.
However, word soon spreads if someone is a persistent offender especially if you frequent certain rooms majority of the time.
Sorry Ange and H to learn what you've been through hope it won't stop you staying for the sake of genuine friends you apparently do have on here.
As others have said reducing the amount of personal information given helps to an extent. Yet at some point need to place trust in the other member and exchange these especially as planning a meet.
It's a right pain having to change an msn or address.
Not sure if others know but msn now have a new thing to join a network with your own contacts. Be warned this then makes your details available to people you don't know on their contact list.
Likewise all your contacts get passed on to not just to them but all of theirs too.
Never know who is being given access to your msn details without your consent.
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Dreams only tend to happen because of the people I feel a deep connection with. For me has nothing to do with foods or anything else.
Very often have dreamed something recalled it in the morning and it stays with me.
Then later that day hear from the person about the very thing that was in my dream.
An example the other week got a dream was going to get a text message regarding a meet the following day. I knew something was wrong instinctively but hoped for once the dream would prove to be incorrect.
Not surprised when checked the in box as was an email from the person saying unforeseen circumstance meant postponing the meet that day!
At first found this sort of thing a bit spooky but over time have got use to it.
Definitely not a gut instinct as these often turn out to be wrong. Where as the dreams usually on the mark or with maybe a minor difference.
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Gordy hope you learn some new moves......and not just from the workshops :giggle:
TQ
Found if try using the reload option many times can eventually get in ie took me 20 attempts before it loaded up.
Bit frustrating as once there find not the number of people there causing it failing to load
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can a mod move this please as this was in a reply on the beta room thread. However the system wouldn't allow me to do that. Insisted on a new post. ty
Was able to get into the beta room this morning using firefox. Yet now it's just not loading up and nothing has altered on my pc.
Tried IE7 and can get in via that though find not stable enough hence using firefox.
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Marya unless there is a problem whispers unlikely to be looked at I believe.
Though has been a time when been grateful to have the logs checked after a problem.
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Can vouch for UK he is a lovely guy and great company too.
Definitely worth spending time with.
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Like Hornblower unable to use Beta chat as says already logged in.
Had to use IE7 to try and use it this morning.
Got in just the once yesterday with Firefox and after logging out any other attempts resulted in just a grey screen.
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Thanks Tulip and Tony for arranging a great evening.
Good to meet the faces to the names. Will remember some by time had some more sleep plus sober!
Big thanks to Harry and will forgive you finding the obstacle course on the way to venue!!
It wasn't till I laid in bed Kim realised just how much scotch I'd drunk :crazy:
The unexpected disaster was finding the hire car wouldn't start this morning. Got it going thanks to the hotel chef bless him and limped home praying it would keep running. :censored:
Hopefully will get to chat to more people when get to another munch.
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Hey Kim you not alone this will be my 1st munch too and also coming alone.
Know what you mean about the nerves :smile2:
Anais back in 87 went on an intensive one week course in North London the other person with us that week passed. I failed as I made a silly mistake and knew it at the time.
Booked a test for 6 weeks later thou my darn hubby 4 days before got a new car...an automatic!!! About a year later he got rid of it bought a manual car and that was the end of my driving. Not that he allowed me to get behind the wheel much in the first place. Costs back then are far different to now but it was worth every penny considering the amount of hours actually driving each day. I felt it was better than having an hour lesson once or twice a week but that's just my personal view.
Yet as others have said a lot of it comes down to the quality of the instructor and how well he/she can relate to you combined with their patience and understanding.
However back in 92 after a slight accident at work to needed to know if I was still able to drive safely plus wanted to get a manual licence. Had about 8 further lessons with a female instructor before taking test again.
That day had booked a 2 hour lesson prior to test as was advised which gave me a chance to settle any real nerves about it I had. Also she took me around some of the roasd in the area of the test to give me an idea of what to expect later.
The most scary part for me was waiting and seeing everyone else going off on test and still sitting there! Was last one in room but then examiner came out and off we went.
I was very nervous,petrified in fact as was a day when had a lot of pain from the injury.
The injury had been declared when applying for the test and first thing I was asked by examiner was how was I feeling that day.
Thankfully I passed but oh how nervous I became when discovered had been given the chief examiner at Loughton.
Nolonger have my own car these days but do get a hire car when going to certain work meetings.
Good luck you'll never regret it what ever age you get that full licence, though glad I never had to do the theory part.
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Getting to one of the dance weekenders somewhere is on my 'To Do List'..
Maybe towards the end of this year can make it happen. Know these weekends can have wild evenings but what a great way to spend them. Finding others who swing. :smile:
I keep this side of my life well away from my local club friends as know they wouldn't understand.
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yw you're welcome
Saves making too many typo errors! well when tired it does :smile:
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Yes had well over 2 inches at 4am and been trying a little to snow again since. However unlikely to last too long.
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Amber excellent advice from both previous posts.
If the person will not stop even after being told point blank NO. Plus persists with all the calls/texts and emails you will have to contact the police there are laws in place for harrasement.
As previously stated warn him as/when or if he gets in touch again by text/call or email if he fails to respect the fact you no longer want anything to do with him.
Then if he fails to observe your wishes follow through by reporting him to the police.
If you have kept any text messages so much the better should you need to take the drastic action.
Totally agree if he continues giving you grief via the site Mallock is right keep any pm's and report to mod/Op or admin directly.
Know how you feel right now and you are right to go with your 'gut instinct' concerning other people you meet.
I have meet a couple of different people and then felt something wasn't quite right and gently backed off from them. Fortunately I've been lucky not to end up where you are now.
For every one person like that there are at least 10 genuine good people out there.
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No problem Goldsmith took me a while when new room was up lat year to figure it out.
Glad helped you at least
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Goldsmith there is a block option at the very bottom of the chat window.
I discovered this when the new chat room was running last year.
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