hokie said:

SCORE 10!!!!!

I hate it when they go to the bathroom and then come back in 2.2 seconds. I just know they didn't wash their hands.

CarrieMpls said:

yup, that's a big yucko strike right there.

I can't think that far back

Ocean said:

Oh please...it couldn't have been THAT long ago...you're far too young to not remember it.

Byron said:

now ur getting the hang of it ...
I was a child bride

Ocean said:

You must have been ...

(oh, yeah, I can do this!...)

You know lately every one and there mom have been trying to get me to date this person and that person, cause they would "be perfect for you" or "make you happy." So I've kind of gone on a few random dates here and there. I can deal with a lot of stuff but one thing I hate more than anything is a cell phone. Gosh I swear the last few dates I've been on the women get like 20 million phone calls and apologize after each one. (turn your phone on vibrate) or they have to text message like their lives depend on it. ("Hold on I really have to return this text, my friend is going through some stuff.) You see I'm all about loyalty and I can understand a call or text here and there but when its the whole night through,its just damn rude! lol

I hate it when they go to the bathroom and then come back in 2.2 seconds. I just know they didn't wash their hands.

Bad manners. At the table, put your napkin in your lap, know which fork to use, chew with your mouth closed, and put the fork down occasionally (it ain't a race).

And if we're walking on a sidewalk, put me on the inside - away from traffic.

Genesia said:

on the other hand, if you're on a date in a fine dining establishment and you honestly don't KNOW which is the right fork to use, it's refreshing to hear someone say something like "i never know which one of these things to pick up first" rather than acting like you know and doing the wrong thing. that kind of vulnerable honesty says a lot about a person's character in the long run.

Genesia said:

on the other hand, if you're on a date in a fine dining establishment and you honestly don't KNOW which is the right fork to use, it's refreshing to hear someone say something like "i never know which one of these things to pick up first" rather than acting like you know and doing the wrong thing. that kind of vulnerable honesty says a lot about a person's character in the long run.

Genesia said:

on the other hand, if you're on a date in a fine dining establishment and you honestly don't KNOW which is the right fork to use, it's refreshing to hear someone say something like "i never know which one of these things to pick up first" rather than acting like you know and doing the wrong thing. that kind of vulnerable honesty says a lot about a person's character in the long run.

Anxiety said:

I agree. A little vulnerability on the first date can be really sexy. For the silverware question, most of the time, if you just go from the outside in, you'll be okay.

Byron said:

I should be easy to do

CarrieMpls said:

or not tipping well.

I guess I've only really had one first date, and I wouldn't have changed a thing about it.

I hate it when they go to the bathroom and then come back in 2.2 seconds. I just know they didn't wash their hands.

I guess I've only really had one first date, and I wouldn't have changed a thing about it.

Being rude to a server in a restaurant is grounds for instant dismissal.

BlueZebra said:

There was but I'd have came across the table at him if he even THOUGHT about that shit. Sorry bastid didn't even offer to tip. Amd actually it wasn't the first date, I think it was the third. What was I thinking???

TMPletz said:

so you married your first piece, huh?

nice job!

Genesia said:

on the other hand, if you're on a date in a fine dining establishment and you honestly don't KNOW which is the right fork to use, it's refreshing to hear someone say something like "i never know which one of these things to pick up first" rather than acting like you know and doing the wrong thing. that kind of vulnerable honesty says a lot about a person's character in the long run.

Efan said:

i know enough to use the smaller fork for salad and the bigger fork for the main course. if the forks are identical, i figure it's not my problem anymore. in that situation, i'll typically just distract my date by pointing at the door and saying "Look! It's Barbara Eden!" and then I'll grab a fork at random. Works like a charm every time.

Anxiety said:

Just work from the outside in.