I was weeding my TER mailbox last night and noticed an inordinate number of responses to this post.
My, how the months (nee years) pass so quickly. By way of background:I think I had heard a radio ad for the Table For Six dating service on the radio and had googled it when I got home. At first I just gave the piece a glance, but halfway through, I found myself re-reading it from the beginning and forming a mental image of this group, a swank restaraunt, and the poor facilitator, having completely lost control of the situation, sitting in the corner mortified. You might want to set down your coffee before reading the link - it has the potential to create spit-takes. Here is the original post, as it appeared in June of 2012. "I WOULD HAVE LOVED TO BE THE WAITER"
Guy goes on blind date with 5 other people a la "Table For Six". The facilitator keeps urging him to "be honest". It turns out he is an avid hobbyist and is perfectly fine with being honest. Hilarity Ensues. (I Challenge you to read this and not wet yourself whilst laughing
MY DICK...I replied to question #17
Rejected in less than 24 hours
Oh well once again better to be honest I'm guessing lol
Great post BTW LANforce
Fitsy
Yeah, sometimes the last thing a woman REALLY wants is honesty.
If they knew what we were thinking most of the time, they'd have nothing to do with us.
Glad you liked the post.
this would seem to confirm the theory that there is no truth...only perceptions...but i dont accept that theory...lol
and 'get down on paper' so much of his experiences of what transpired throughout the dinner and conversation is commendable. My first guess is that he might have writing or journalism on his curriculum vitae.
WELL WRITTEN!
Jonathan
PS I now have a couple of guys that jokingly ask, "How many 'Roooses' you got."
& providers seem much happier to spend it on what they want...
than me spending it on dinners, shows, theatre,
entertainment, events, flowers, chocolates, champagne, jewelry, etc.
My, how the months (nee years) pass so quickly.
By way of background:
I think I had heard a radio ad for the Table For Six dating service on the radio and had googled it when I got home. At first I just gave the piece a glance, but halfway through, I found myself re-reading it from the beginning and forming a mental image of this group, a swank restaraunt, and the poor facilitator, having completely lost control of the situation, sitting in the corner mortified.
You might want to set down your coffee before reading the link - it has the potential to create spit-takes.
Here is the original post, as it appeared in June of 2012.
"I WOULD HAVE LOVED TO BE THE WAITER"
Guy goes on blind date with 5 other people a la "Table For Six".
The facilitator keeps urging him to "be honest".
It turns out he is an avid hobbyist and is perfectly fine with being honest.
Hilarity Ensues.
(I Challenge you to read this and not wet yourself whilst laughing)