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I don't think anyone you would want to meet would be on that website, Moonie - except as maybe a lark. So there's no one interesting out in WV?
Thanks...though I'm not seriously looking. I just like filling out surveys and taking quizzes. I did put a profile up, but without posting a pic, I know nobody is going to take a closer look...not that I wouldn't consider someone if they did show interest, just that I don't think I'm very good at picking out people to date through that sort of medium. I was more curious if there was anybody local with shared interests just to meet to hang out and do stuff. I need to meet more people than just my co-workers and sheep (oh, right, sheep aren't people :uhh: ...see how badly I need to meet some new people?)Gale said:you can do a global search moonbear. just change the search type. I've already met some cool people. I'm so pathetic really. i actually already offered to meet someone. I'm bad...
Just be careful. One time I met a person on that site and she was literally like 300 pounds. I had no idea you could have a skinny face but have an enormous body.Gale said:you can do a global search moonbear. just change the search type. I've already met some cool people. I'm so pathetic really. i actually already offered to meet someone. I'm bad...
please tell me you'll be careful! I worry.Gale said:you can do a global search moonbear. just change the search type. I've already met some cool people. I'm so pathetic really. i actually already offered to meet someone. I'm bad...
Define interesting.Math Is Hard said:I don't think anyone you would want to meet would be on that website, Moonie - except as maybe a lark. So there's no one interesting out in WV?
I can't imagine what sort of body goes with the faces of the guys I've been finding on there. When you just look at random pictures of people who are signed up without any search criteria indicated, has anyone else noticed that there are an awful lot of people on that site that you can't quite tell if they're male or female from their pictures? This is why I don't usually bother attempting online dating services, but, on the off-chance some suitable guy happens to stumble in there the way I did, since it's free, why not try it, right?ShawnD said:Just be careful. One time I met a person on that site and she was literally like 300 pounds. I had no idea you could have a skinny face but have an enormous body.
Moonbear what's your profile link? I want to see if we could make it
ShawnD said:Moonbear:
Match: 83% Friend: 83%
You're a closer match than my current internet love affair (79 match, 81 friend). That's certainly interesting
That's quite common. You see that in those "big women" models. Unfortunately my face is the first place on my body that shows fat.ShawnD said:Just be careful. One time I met a person on that site and she was literally like 300 pounds. I had no idea you could have a skinny face but have an enormous body.
Not offering any kids backrubs. Happily married.The Boy Next Door
Random Gentle Love Dreamer (RGLDm)
Kind, yearning, playful, you are The Boy Next Door. You're looking for real Love, a lot like girls do. It might not be manly, but it's sweet.
We think the next three years will be very exciting and fruitful ones for you. Your spontaneous, creative side makes you a charming date, and we think you have a horny side just waiting to shine. Or glisten, rather. You enter new relationships unusually hopeful, and the first moments are especially glorious. If you've had some things not work out before, so what.
Your exact opposite:
The 5-Night Stand
Deliberate Brutal Sex Master
On paper, most girls would name the Boy Next Door as their ideal mate. In the real world, however, you're often passed over for more dangerous or masculine men. You're the typical "nice guy:" without just a touch of cockiness, you're doomed with girls. A shoulder to cry on? Okay, sure. But never a penis to hold.
More than any other type, Boys Next Door evolve as they get older. As we said, many find true love, but some fail miserably in the search. These tarnished few grow up to be The Men Next Door, who are creepy as hell, offering backrubs to kids and what not.
ALWAYS AVOID: The Nymph
CONSIDER: The Maid of Honor, The Peach
You should check out tribe.net Moonie. I tried to get a link for Tribe WV but it the site automatically routes me to Tribe LA. I did a search though and found that there are definitely WV people on there. They even have it set up so that you can search for groups or forums of people with similar interests.Moonie said:I was more curious if there was anybody local with shared interests just to meet to hang out and do stuff. I need to meet more people than just my co-workers and sheep (oh, right, sheep aren't people ...see how badly I need to meet some new people?)
Thanks, Aether. Reading over some of the other male types I now no longer feel the one I got describes me any better than three or four others I picked at random to read.Aether said:This link goes to the DGLMm page, but there are links to all 32 of the personality types at the bottom of the page. I guess that the g=1 switch corresponds to gender=male, and that the o=1 switch corresponds to sexual orientation=straight.
http://www.okcupid.com/personality?type=DGLM&g=1&o=1
Moonbear said:Nah, it's still too cold for me up there. *shivers at the thought*
I didn't know you could just vote it away! I vote for no more winter too! Is it too late? Did they already hold the election? Who voted FOR it? :grumpy: :rofl:GeorginaS said:Hey! It's gorgeous up here! We voted against winter this year. It's been grand.
That one sounds more like it's just flattery rather than much substance; anyone would be happy to be told they're a "perfect catch." Though, careful sounds like you.Yours sounded like you, Moonbear. Do you suppose this sounds like me? I'm not sure. :grumpy:
Moonbear said:That one sounds more like it's just flattery rather than much substance; anyone would be happy to be told they're a "perfect catch."
Everyone is jealous of us "perfect catches" Georgina. Although, I was rather envious of Moonbear's description.GeorginaS said:Yes, but what if that just happens to be true?
Evo said:Everyone is jealous of us "perfect catches" Georgina. Although, I was rather envious of Moonbear's description.
Posts in General Discussion don't count. Posts in politics count. Go figure.GeorginaS said:Edited to add: is there some magic number I have to hit before it starts counting posts that I've written? Because it's been sitting at 0 since the beginning. Not that I've said a lot or even anything worthwhile, I'm just curious.
I suppose we'll have to ask those doing the fishing.GeorginaS said:Yes, but what if that just happens to be true?