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tribdog
Nov26-04, 12:55 PM
I'm bored. I want to meet someone. Who lives in Arizona and posts here? I'm not talking about a sexual meeting, just want to see someone. For all I know there are only two people who post here: me and someone posing as everyone else.
Moonbear
Nov26-04, 01:30 PM
That raises another related question, has anyone here ever met up with another PFer in real life? I mean other than those you knew before coming here and got hooked on the site with you.
One of my friends met her husband online, he's an admin of an even geekier board than this one (and in real life, it's completely obvious why the board is so geeky). At their wedding, they had a number of people attend who they were meeting in real life for the first time, but were good internet friends (okay, to me that might be a bit too far...no offense anyone, but if I'm going to meet you in real life, I'm not coughing up a wedding gift on our first meeting).
It would be cool to have some local gatherings of PFers. For instance, I know Gokul lives only about 2 hours from where I live. Maybe there are others within a reasonable driving distance of either Cincinnati or Columbus that we could get together for a PF gathering one evening or weekend. Who knows, maybe some of you all are in the same classes or universities or run into each other in the same conferences and don't even know it!
tribdog, I've never explored any of the southwestern part of the US, so if I get that job at A&M, I'll definitely be planning some road trips to nearby states. And I already know there are a handful of people in the general vicinity of A&M as well, so we'll have to get together if I move there too!
Math Is Hard
Nov26-04, 01:38 PM
I talk to Zooby on the phone sometimes, but we have never met in person.
I know there's a big PF cluster on Oregon, but I don't know if those folks have ever met up. if we ever had a PF party somewhere Vegas, I might be willing to fly out.
Integral
Nov26-04, 02:03 PM
The Oregon Mentors (Myself & wife, Ivan & Tsu, Kerrie & Husband, and Janus) finally got together over coffee and brew a few weeks ago. It was very enjoyable evening. We are all looking forward to doing it again.
Ivan and I first got together something over a year ago so we are getting to be old friends!
Moonbear
Nov26-04, 02:12 PM
The Oregon Mentors (Myself & wife, Ivan & Tsu, Kerrie & Husband, and Janus) finally got together over coffee and brew a few weeks ago. It was very enjoyable evening. We are all looking forward to doing it again.
That sounds really cool!
I think I'll toss in one caveat about meetings for the safety of our younger members...if you're under 18, please don't meet in person with someone you only know online unless you're accompanied by a parent or guardian or go in a large group to a public location! There are predators out there, and while I don't want to believe they would be members of PF, you really can never be certain, so play it safe.
End of public service announcement.
Integral
Nov26-04, 02:21 PM
Moonbear,
That is a very important warning. Ivan and I first met in a public place, (Home Depot and Hot dogs!)
Ivan and I first met in a public place, (Home Depot and Hot dogs!) :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
My older daughter (the one that was online last night, she's not the one I use as my avatar sometimes) met her current boyfriend through the internet. He lived in another state, but it turned out that his aunt and uncle are both professors at the University here and he relocated to be with her. My younger daughter met another girl that lives nearby but attends a different school, and they're very close friends now. You can meet really nice, wonderful people online.
The internet allows you meet to meet great people with similar interests that just wouldn't be possible otherwise. The problem is that they're often not near you. :frown:
Good warning Moonbear, I think using a bit of common sense is necessary.
http://img102.exs.cx/img102/5601/HONESTY1.jpg
tribdog
Nov26-04, 07:26 PM
Thanks for answering my question. sheesh. I'm used to being ignored on other peoples threads but I started this one, that should count for somthing.
Moonbear
Nov26-04, 07:35 PM
Thanks for answering my question. sheesh. I'm used to being ignored on other peoples threads but I started this one, that should count for somthing.
We're not ignoring you, just helping to keep the thread near the top of the list until someone from AZ shows up. :biggrin:
tribdog
Nov26-04, 07:59 PM
lol, how considerate. Forgive me.
Moonbear
Nov26-04, 08:08 PM
lol, how considerate. Forgive me.
Just remember who your friends are when you win the lottery. :rofl:
tribdog
Nov26-04, 08:14 PM
When I was in college in Oregon my roommate and I would buy a lottery ticket every week. This one guy who lived in the dorms as well would walk by our room right before the drawing and throw a dime through our door and say "I get 10%" I hated him.
I think I'm the only one from South Carolina here.
Moonbear
Nov26-04, 08:22 PM
When I was in college in Oregon my roommate and I would buy a lottery ticket every week. This one guy who lived in the dorms as well would walk by our room right before the drawing and throw a dime through our door and say "I get 10%" I hated him.
If you and someone else split a lottery ticket and it won, could you refund their 50 cents and not have to split the prize?
You went to college in Oregon? How many PFers here have been in OR? Is this website address written all over the bathroom walls there or something?
tribdog
Nov26-04, 08:23 PM
I think I'm the only one from South Carolina here.
lol, probably. I've been to South Carolina and I'd be suprised if anyone from there showed up here.
tribdog
Nov26-04, 08:26 PM
If you and someone else split a lottery ticket and it won, could you refund their 50 cents and not have to split the prize?
You went to college in Oregon? How many PFers here have been in OR? Is this website address written all over the bathroom walls there or something?
It doesn't mean much. I went to college at Weber State University, Utah, Mesa Community College-Arizona, UNR-Nevada, BSU-Idaho, SOSC-Oregon.
Moonbear
Nov26-04, 08:38 PM
It doesn't mean much. I went to college at Weber State University, Utah, Mesa Community College-Arizona, UNR-Nevada, BSU-Idaho, SOSC-Oregon.
A little trouble with committment? :rofl:
tribdog
Nov26-04, 08:41 PM
lol, I kept getting kicked out of the dorms. (true)
I like to see new places.(true)
My professors were just jealous of my genius.(what do you think)
Moonbear
Nov26-04, 08:43 PM
lol, I kept getting kicked out of the dorms. (true)
I like to see new places.(true)
My professors were just jealous of my genius.(what do you think)
Oh, I was guessing it might have been the hoard of angry women chasing you out of town with torches and pitchforks. Or maybe that's what #1 on your list was all about. :rofl:
Gokul43201
Nov27-04, 01:04 PM
Janitor's the only one here that I know is from AZ.
Moonbear
Nov27-04, 01:27 PM
Janitor's the only one here that I know is from AZ.
No wonder tribdog is so lonely in AZ, I think he's the only one who lives there! :eek: I don't know anyone other than him who lives in AZ or is from there either. Well, him and all the senior citizens heading there to spend their twilight years golfing.
Gonzolo
Nov27-04, 02:32 PM
All I know of Arizona is that it's a big desert.
It doesn't mean much. I went to college at Weber State University, Utah, Mesa Community College-Arizona, UNR-Nevada, BSU-Idaho, SOSC-Oregon.
:confused: :confused:
http://www.sosc.org/
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Moonbear
Nov27-04, 02:47 PM
:confused: :confused:
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Ivan Seeking
Nov27-04, 04:18 PM
The Oregon Mentors (Myself & wife, Ivan & Tsu, Kerrie & Husband, and Janus) finally got together over coffee and brew a few weeks ago. It was very enjoyable evening. We are all looking forward to doing it again.
Absolutely! No kidding, this is one really great group of people. We had a very good time.
Ivan and I first got together something over a year ago so we are getting to be old friends!
In fact it goes back even further. Integral and I went through the same physics department and had most of the same professors. We even went back a paid a visit together. It seems so strange that we should hook up on the net - being that we live all of twenty miles apart. :uhh:
I'm looking forward to next week.
Moonbear
Nov27-04, 08:24 PM
It seems so strange that we should hook up on the net - being that we live all of twenty miles apart. :uhh:
That's okay, one of my other friends met her current boyfriend online. She actually dared to use one of those dating services, which seems more like meeting random strangers in bars than meeting someone with common interests. Anyway, the funny part of it is he went to the same high school as us and was only a year ahead of us, but we never knew him back then!
lol, probably. I've been to South Carolina and I'd be suprised if anyone from there showed up here.
That must be why they all call me weird here.
tribdog
Nov27-04, 10:10 PM
That must be why they all call me weird here.
Yeah sure, that's what makes you weird. Right.
Ivan Seeking
Nov27-04, 10:32 PM
Humanino :!!) Evo
Yeah sure, that's what makes you weird. Right.
You think so, too?
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