I am quite new to this system and would like to meet and chat to new people. Please contact me on BTcommunicator, Yahoo messenger or ICQ 438325551. I'm male 60 years old, retired, widowed and live near Plymouth in Devon. Like to chat about most things and will chat to anyone.. I am NOT gay!!
I would like to meet new people to chat to, please contact me?
LAte me know if u gat MSN.NAd for ur information u can get alot of people who wants to chat u on person.com .try it and i am sure that u are going to love it!Good luck!
Reply:there is a site where people who have been widowed can chat to other widowers. it is uk based as well. my friends mum is on there all the time and has met lots of nice people. im sorry i do not know the name of it so you will have to search in google. good luck x
Reply:no thanks
Reply:Hi there. This is an interesting way to meet people. I'm north of London in Peterborough. Do be careful though. There's lots of nutters out there.
Reply:join yahoo 360. i promise that you will find plenty of people to 'chat' to, age is no barrier, i chat daily to women aged from 20 to 70 and men of the same age range, it is a whole new wonderful world, go for it, you have nothing to lose. good luck, may see you on 360.
Reply:not bothered if your gay, not gay or have 2 heads. this is not a dating site.
Reply:No thanks mate
Reply:aww you sound lonely euuuuuuurggggghhhhhhh.sorry
Reply:Im sure there are lots of people ready to chat with you ,try the chatrooms ,also a good place to chat to new people is www.faceparty.com
good luck and happy chatting :O)
local dentist
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Email about people we meet?
I once received an email about people we meet along the way and something about some are just for a moment. and some teach us things. Anyone have any idea how it went?
Email about people we meet?
People come into your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime.. When you figure out which it is, you know exactly what to do.
When someone is in your life for a reason, it is usually to meet a need you have expresed outwardly or inwardly. They have come to assist you through a difficulty, to provide you with guidance and support, to aid you physically, emotionally, or spiritually. They may seem like a godsend, and they are. They are there for the reason you need them to be. Then, without any wrongdoing on your part or at an inconvenient time, this person will say or do something to bring the relationship to an end. Sometimes they die. Sometimes they walk away. Sometimes they act up or out and force you to take a stand.. What we must realize is that our need has been met, our desire fulfilled; their work is done. The prayer you sent up has been answered and it is now time to move on.
When people come into your life for a season, it is because your turn has come to share, grow, or learn. They may bring you an experience of peace or make you laugh. They may teach you something you have never done. They usually give you an unbelievable amount of joy.. Believe it! It is real! But, only for a season..
Lifetime relationships teach you lifetime lessons; those things you must build upon in order to have a solid emotional foundation. Your job is to accept the lesson, love the person/people (anyway); and put what you have learned to use in all other relationships and areas of your life.
It is said that love is blind but friendship is clairvoyant..Thank you for being a part of my life....
Email about people we meet?
People come into your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime.. When you figure out which it is, you know exactly what to do.
When someone is in your life for a reason, it is usually to meet a need you have expresed outwardly or inwardly. They have come to assist you through a difficulty, to provide you with guidance and support, to aid you physically, emotionally, or spiritually. They may seem like a godsend, and they are. They are there for the reason you need them to be. Then, without any wrongdoing on your part or at an inconvenient time, this person will say or do something to bring the relationship to an end. Sometimes they die. Sometimes they walk away. Sometimes they act up or out and force you to take a stand.. What we must realize is that our need has been met, our desire fulfilled; their work is done. The prayer you sent up has been answered and it is now time to move on.
When people come into your life for a season, it is because your turn has come to share, grow, or learn. They may bring you an experience of peace or make you laugh. They may teach you something you have never done. They usually give you an unbelievable amount of joy.. Believe it! It is real! But, only for a season..
Lifetime relationships teach you lifetime lessons; those things you must build upon in order to have a solid emotional foundation. Your job is to accept the lesson, love the person/people (anyway); and put what you have learned to use in all other relationships and areas of your life.
It is said that love is blind but friendship is clairvoyant..Thank you for being a part of my life....
The five people you meet in heaven?
Who do you think will be the five people YOU meet in heaven?
The five people you meet in heaven?
First of all I will meet the person who will take me to heaven, then there will be the one to provide me with white robes, then a man who will provide me with those angel wings and the one who will gice me that golden ring to be kept floating right above my head.. Thats it, plus fellow heaven dwellers.:)
Reply:nice answer :) Report It
Reply:I liked the movie %26lt;from the book%26gt;
I pray for everyone to get into heaven; The Fatima Prayer. Hope to see you there!!!
Reply:Ooh, my personal heavenly combo would be:
1) Shakespeare - to spin me a good yarn and keep me entertained
2) Morrissey - so I can listen to him raptly while he muses miserably upon the world.
3) Ghandi - so he can give me a good old lecture on how to live my life better.
4) Johnny Depp - A bit of eye candy, nothing more..
5) Henry the Eighth - As I want to get the REAL dirt on why he married six times.
Reply:my Mom
my Grandma
my first grade teacher - Sr. Caroline
my first boss - Mr. Martin
my best friend - Karen
Reply:Silly Rabbit.....Heaven`s for Christains. I`m Not, so I`ll say no one. :o)
Reply:TUPAC,ALIYAH,LEFTEYE,AND BIGGIE
Reply:I think I'll meet mostly my family up there. but i could always meet some of my friends or old girlfriends. i dont really know who I'll meet. I'll just say, people that were really close to me.
Reply:My best friend that I lost way too early, my great grandpa and grandma, my grandpa and Dale Earnhardt Sr.
Reply:My cat Coco, (not technically a person, but hey), my Grandmother on my mother's side, my Grandfather on my mother's side, and, like they even knew I existed, Marilyn Monroe (what happened Marilyn!!) and Lewis Carroll.
Reply:mom, dad, paulo coelho, my high school junior year english teacher, my grandfather
The five people you meet in heaven?
First of all I will meet the person who will take me to heaven, then there will be the one to provide me with white robes, then a man who will provide me with those angel wings and the one who will gice me that golden ring to be kept floating right above my head.. Thats it, plus fellow heaven dwellers.:)
Reply:nice answer :) Report It
Reply:I liked the movie %26lt;from the book%26gt;
I pray for everyone to get into heaven; The Fatima Prayer. Hope to see you there!!!
Reply:Ooh, my personal heavenly combo would be:
1) Shakespeare - to spin me a good yarn and keep me entertained
2) Morrissey - so I can listen to him raptly while he muses miserably upon the world.
3) Ghandi - so he can give me a good old lecture on how to live my life better.
4) Johnny Depp - A bit of eye candy, nothing more..
5) Henry the Eighth - As I want to get the REAL dirt on why he married six times.
Reply:my Mom
my Grandma
my first grade teacher - Sr. Caroline
my first boss - Mr. Martin
my best friend - Karen
Reply:Silly Rabbit.....Heaven`s for Christains. I`m Not, so I`ll say no one. :o)
Reply:TUPAC,ALIYAH,LEFTEYE,AND BIGGIE
Reply:I think I'll meet mostly my family up there. but i could always meet some of my friends or old girlfriends. i dont really know who I'll meet. I'll just say, people that were really close to me.
Reply:My best friend that I lost way too early, my great grandpa and grandma, my grandpa and Dale Earnhardt Sr.
Reply:My cat Coco, (not technically a person, but hey), my Grandmother on my mother's side, my Grandfather on my mother's side, and, like they even knew I existed, Marilyn Monroe (what happened Marilyn!!) and Lewis Carroll.
Reply:mom, dad, paulo coelho, my high school junior year english teacher, my grandfather
In your opinion, what is the best place to go to meet people for dating?
In a nutshell, I have attempted meeting women thru on-line dating sites, with no really good experiences to speak of. I am a decent guy, with lots to offer, but no one to share my time with. So can someone tell me where to consider meeting good people who want to meet other good people for dating. For the record, I am 43, in good shape, used to play music semi-professionally but nowadays it is a hobby. I have a real job, real car, and a "want", not a "need" to meet single people. Looking forward to anyone's thought and ideas how to improve the dating life. Thanks
In your opinion, what is the best place to go to meet people for dating?
well college is the best place to meet chicks, but i dont think that will work the best for you. u know what would be really cool? go play a gig in some random bar with alot of girls in there. if you are good and you put on a good show, you will get alot of ladies interested. good luck playa
Reply:In a nightclub
Reply:You meet people at work, or through friends. I don't think looking in random places would work.
Reply:go to bar, and look for the person not geting wasted.
Reply:wow u hav no life ..u prob use internet dating
Reply:the grocery store! serious.. and offer to cook them dinner.. shows genuine interest to please without having to avoid the drunks at the bar!
Reply:University.
In your opinion, what is the best place to go to meet people for dating?
well college is the best place to meet chicks, but i dont think that will work the best for you. u know what would be really cool? go play a gig in some random bar with alot of girls in there. if you are good and you put on a good show, you will get alot of ladies interested. good luck playa
Reply:In a nightclub
Reply:You meet people at work, or through friends. I don't think looking in random places would work.
Reply:go to bar, and look for the person not geting wasted.
Reply:wow u hav no life ..u prob use internet dating
Reply:the grocery store! serious.. and offer to cook them dinner.. shows genuine interest to please without having to avoid the drunks at the bar!
Reply:University.
How can I possibly meet other people who have moved to New Zealand, actually in Dunedin, from Minnesota U.S.A?
How can I possibly meet other people who have moved to New Zealand, actually in Dunedin, from Minnesota U.S.A?
I just relocated to Dunedin and wonder if there are any websites, or places to find others who may have moved here from Minneapolis, or Minnesota in general?
How can I possibly meet other people who have moved to New Zealand, actually in Dunedin, from Minnesota U.S.A?
ok try www.oldfriends.co.nz a website for people either living in NZ or abroad, who now work or live in NZ or abroad, also try searching/browsing users with keywords "dunedin" and "minnesota" in their profiles on myspace or WAYN.com
ps good luck and i know how lonely it can be moving so many miles from home and familiarity, i shud know i have done it alot, but you do get used to it to the point that you couldnt imagine moving back...:) take care
Reply:There's this great penpal program,
pals.com
Reply:er, Dunedin's a small place, there will be American's there, but you're pushing it to think they'll be from Minnesota! There should be an American ex-pat club in NZ, enquire with your high commision or embassy or whatever you have over there.
gumps
I just relocated to Dunedin and wonder if there are any websites, or places to find others who may have moved here from Minneapolis, or Minnesota in general?
How can I possibly meet other people who have moved to New Zealand, actually in Dunedin, from Minnesota U.S.A?
ok try www.oldfriends.co.nz a website for people either living in NZ or abroad, who now work or live in NZ or abroad, also try searching/browsing users with keywords "dunedin" and "minnesota" in their profiles on myspace or WAYN.com
ps good luck and i know how lonely it can be moving so many miles from home and familiarity, i shud know i have done it alot, but you do get used to it to the point that you couldnt imagine moving back...:) take care
Reply:There's this great penpal program,
pals.com
Reply:er, Dunedin's a small place, there will be American's there, but you're pushing it to think they'll be from Minnesota! There should be an American ex-pat club in NZ, enquire with your high commision or embassy or whatever you have over there.
gumps
Where to chat and meet new people?
where can you chat and meet people from your area for free without bots and webcam girls
Where to chat and meet new people?
www.match.com
www.AmericanSingles.com
www.livelinks.com
www.quality-singles.com
www.cupid.com/speeddating.aspx
to name a few
Reply:Try talkcity.com or look up the # to your local livelinks or quest phone line
Reply:u can talk right here off peoples profiles u can e-mail them
Reply:dis is the best ste eva! . . .
http://www.teenchat.com/terms-of-service...
Where to chat and meet new people?
www.match.com
www.AmericanSingles.com
www.livelinks.com
www.quality-singles.com
www.cupid.com/speeddating.aspx
to name a few
Reply:Try talkcity.com or look up the # to your local livelinks or quest phone line
Reply:u can talk right here off peoples profiles u can e-mail them
Reply:dis is the best ste eva! . . .
http://www.teenchat.com/terms-of-service...
A good way to meet new people?
I am a shy person at first. I haven't lived in this town very long. I have a baby girl and a husband. I am a stay-at-home mom, bored at home. I don't know where to meet people. I just want someone I can hang out with. Drink beer with, listen to music with, ride 4wheelers, ride horses, etc. Anyone have any good advice?
A good way to meet new people?
Come to So Cal, we can ride in the mountains(horses, quads, jeeps), camp at night, drink beer, cook steak, watch stars and satelites go by all night, get some great photos...
Reply:call this number they can get some new people to your house 911
Reply:You can just pick a neighborhood and start knocking on doors.
Reply:You can hang out with us on here. We are a great group of people here!!
Reply:Go to craigslist.com, chose your state, then the town you are nearest %26amp; either post or respond to an ad under the "strictly platonic" or the "community" section. You should find people looking for the same thing you are. If not, post an ad. It's free %26amp; works wonders!
A good way to meet new people?
Come to So Cal, we can ride in the mountains(horses, quads, jeeps), camp at night, drink beer, cook steak, watch stars and satelites go by all night, get some great photos...
Reply:call this number they can get some new people to your house 911
Reply:You can just pick a neighborhood and start knocking on doors.
Reply:You can hang out with us on here. We are a great group of people here!!
Reply:Go to craigslist.com, chose your state, then the town you are nearest %26amp; either post or respond to an ad under the "strictly platonic" or the "community" section. You should find people looking for the same thing you are. If not, post an ad. It's free %26amp; works wonders!
The Five People you meet in heaven?
Im doing a presentation on The five people you meet in heaven for my english class. anyone have any ideas on what i should include in it? Its not on anything specific in the book, just the book in general.
The Five People you meet in heaven?
How the guy died... a bit about the five people, what he learned from them, what heaven's like for each person.
The Five People you meet in heaven?
How the guy died... a bit about the five people, what he learned from them, what heaven's like for each person.
College - england - do you meet new people?
im going to college (ages 16-18) next year, and i cant wait to get away from my current school. the people are really annoying, and some people get so irritating. anyway only a few of my friends are going to the college im going to, and i'd really like to meet new people and make new friends. do you think this is likely to happen?
College - england - do you meet new people?
Amy, it is very likely to happen. Further education college is a wonderful change from school life. It is a lot less structured, and you are treated like an adult instead of a school child. Many of the things you no doubt find irritating about school will all be gone, and even the way people interact with each other is different. You may even become friends with some of the people from school that you would never have hung out with in that environment.
I had a great time in college, and it really was a refreshing change from school, not that I especially hated school. But I felt I was mature enough to move on, and I think my decision to attend college instead of sixth form helped me grow up faster and felt like a step closer to the real world.
toothache
College - england - do you meet new people?
Amy, it is very likely to happen. Further education college is a wonderful change from school life. It is a lot less structured, and you are treated like an adult instead of a school child. Many of the things you no doubt find irritating about school will all be gone, and even the way people interact with each other is different. You may even become friends with some of the people from school that you would never have hung out with in that environment.
I had a great time in college, and it really was a refreshing change from school, not that I especially hated school. But I felt I was mature enough to move on, and I think my decision to attend college instead of sixth form helped me grow up faster and felt like a step closer to the real world.
toothache
If you have ever meet Muslims people here do you want to be friend of them and why?
this is the new question and i am so sorry for bad spelling here or the last question .pls donot understand me wrong i just wont to knew what do you think of us that is all because some people i meet them they doesnot like us not all people some of them they treat us as odd or queer people so i am sorry if i bothering you but i wont to knew the true.
If you have ever meet Muslims people here do you want to be friend of them and why?
Hi LA 86,
To me people are just people - some interesting and pleasant - some not.
Don't care what religion, race, ehtnicity, colour, political persuasion or nationality you are - all are just people!
Joe
Reply:I admit that I have met very few Muslim people. Maybe Convenience Stores, Gas Stations, My Nephrologist, They have always treated me kindly and I them. to me if a family moved next door ,they would be welcome, I have friends from many walks of life , And my husband and I share an interest in people from other cultures , and countries. We have shared many interesting conversations with people over the years. And intend to continue sharing our lives with other people. Friends are the glue that makes life worth living,
Reply:yh i'm already friend of one...they're all like other people
Reply:oh ok well i have never meet a muslim before.... but i think if people don't like u for who u are that is wrong and they are just big jerks! I am sorry that people may treat u like that! well good luck! not all people are like that!
If you have ever meet Muslims people here do you want to be friend of them and why?
Hi LA 86,
To me people are just people - some interesting and pleasant - some not.
Don't care what religion, race, ehtnicity, colour, political persuasion or nationality you are - all are just people!
Joe
Reply:I admit that I have met very few Muslim people. Maybe Convenience Stores, Gas Stations, My Nephrologist, They have always treated me kindly and I them. to me if a family moved next door ,they would be welcome, I have friends from many walks of life , And my husband and I share an interest in people from other cultures , and countries. We have shared many interesting conversations with people over the years. And intend to continue sharing our lives with other people. Friends are the glue that makes life worth living,
Reply:yh i'm already friend of one...they're all like other people
Reply:oh ok well i have never meet a muslim before.... but i think if people don't like u for who u are that is wrong and they are just big jerks! I am sorry that people may treat u like that! well good luck! not all people are like that!
I'm really shy and want to meet new people. HELP!?
so i transferred colleges this year and i've been at this new school for about a month now. everyone was telling me how i was going to have such a great time because of all the people i was going to meet, but i'm having a really hard time. i'm really shy and have anxiety when it comes to social situations such as meeting new people, and when it comes to getting involved in a relationship i'm having absolutely no luck. what can i do?
I'm really shy and want to meet new people. HELP!?
Join clubs. That's what i did. That's the best way cos u'll meet ppl with common interests with u and also have regular opportunities to meet, socialise, and work together.
Also, dont be so shy! Overcome it. I think shyness comes from self consciousness. U care too much what ppl will think of u. So, dont be so self concious. No one's really watching and judging u. They've got better things to do.
A tip: If u think u embarrassed urself, just laugh. Ppl will normally laugh WITH u instead of laugh AT u.
Reply:What worked for me in college is I got involved in EC's ie clubs, club sports etc. Its really hard NOT to meet new people in those things.
I'm really shy and want to meet new people. HELP!?
Join clubs. That's what i did. That's the best way cos u'll meet ppl with common interests with u and also have regular opportunities to meet, socialise, and work together.
Also, dont be so shy! Overcome it. I think shyness comes from self consciousness. U care too much what ppl will think of u. So, dont be so self concious. No one's really watching and judging u. They've got better things to do.
A tip: If u think u embarrassed urself, just laugh. Ppl will normally laugh WITH u instead of laugh AT u.
Reply:What worked for me in college is I got involved in EC's ie clubs, club sports etc. Its really hard NOT to meet new people in those things.
HELP !!! How do I meet new people ?
I am a smart, funny,honest, loving, cute, single 31 yr old woman. I can also be a very shy homebody. I have tried eharmony %26amp; match.com. Recently, I have started thinking about trying some of the penpal sites.
I must admit my responses have been really disappointing. Those few who do answer are quite honestly old enough to be my father. The rest don't seem to be willing to give a good girl a chance. I am beginning to feel that if you don't fit the "Barbie Doll" sterotype you don't stand a chance.
I have never been the bar / club scene type. I am simply a single woman who is tired of all the head game, dishonest, only out there for themselves players of the world. So please if you have any suggestions about where and how to meet new people, I am all ears .........
HELP !!! How do I meet new people ?
I think the only answer is taking up some kind of activity that is hard to do but that you admire (usually something that you've never done out of laziness)...
Orienteering, running, SCUBA, Fencing... something like that...
It will open up a whole new layer of society, help you encounter people who often avoid that whole bar scene thing too...
%26amp;, irrespective of who you encounter, you will have done something cool that you'd never otherwise have gotten 'round t' doing... %26amp; doing cool stuff has a good effect...
Reply:Ur lame and and and OLD!! too old to get laid Report It
Reply:I met my wife on Match.com. I liked that we were able to pick the criteria in a mate we were looking for. We both had a child from previous marriages and were both looking for someone with a child so we could gauge what type of parent they were. We were both looking for someone who didn't drink or smoke too, so it was very easy to weed people out. We just had our first baby together 5 months ago. My wife is the love of my live and I feel like the luckiest guy in the world to have found her. She is an excellent mother to my son who we have full-time and you would never know that my step-daughter and son weren't real siblings. My sister-in-law also found her true love over the internet too. I don't understand why people think you've less likely to be lied to in person than over the net. Just make sure you get a good picture of them and like them for who they are.
Reply:LOL I did the same thing for a long time and then I met my man at the bar....2 lonely souls looking for the same thing...try it. Just stay away from the drunks!
Reply:depends what your looking for.
If your interested in someone - just ask him for lunch (something innocent)
Most guys are interested in the company of a female - if there available.
Then you can decide if he's honest, or what not by dating him.
The old way is the best way.
I must admit my responses have been really disappointing. Those few who do answer are quite honestly old enough to be my father. The rest don't seem to be willing to give a good girl a chance. I am beginning to feel that if you don't fit the "Barbie Doll" sterotype you don't stand a chance.
I have never been the bar / club scene type. I am simply a single woman who is tired of all the head game, dishonest, only out there for themselves players of the world. So please if you have any suggestions about where and how to meet new people, I am all ears .........
HELP !!! How do I meet new people ?
I think the only answer is taking up some kind of activity that is hard to do but that you admire (usually something that you've never done out of laziness)...
Orienteering, running, SCUBA, Fencing... something like that...
It will open up a whole new layer of society, help you encounter people who often avoid that whole bar scene thing too...
%26amp;, irrespective of who you encounter, you will have done something cool that you'd never otherwise have gotten 'round t' doing... %26amp; doing cool stuff has a good effect...
Reply:Ur lame and and and OLD!! too old to get laid Report It
Reply:I met my wife on Match.com. I liked that we were able to pick the criteria in a mate we were looking for. We both had a child from previous marriages and were both looking for someone with a child so we could gauge what type of parent they were. We were both looking for someone who didn't drink or smoke too, so it was very easy to weed people out. We just had our first baby together 5 months ago. My wife is the love of my live and I feel like the luckiest guy in the world to have found her. She is an excellent mother to my son who we have full-time and you would never know that my step-daughter and son weren't real siblings. My sister-in-law also found her true love over the internet too. I don't understand why people think you've less likely to be lied to in person than over the net. Just make sure you get a good picture of them and like them for who they are.
Reply:LOL I did the same thing for a long time and then I met my man at the bar....2 lonely souls looking for the same thing...try it. Just stay away from the drunks!
Reply:depends what your looking for.
If your interested in someone - just ask him for lunch (something innocent)
Most guys are interested in the company of a female - if there available.
Then you can decide if he's honest, or what not by dating him.
The old way is the best way.
Is it hard to meet people in new york city?
I'm visiting alone and wondered whether its hard to just go out and meet people..i mean, are New Yorkers friendly?
Is it hard to meet people in new york city?
I grew up there and, like any other group of people, New Yorkers include friendly and unfriendly people. For a new visitor with no connections, I would recommend church functions and public parks as good places to meet friendly New Yorkers.
Reply:U WILL B FINE AND EVERY1 IS FRIENDLY
SAFE ZONE ARE QUEENS, STATEN ISLAND,MANHATTAN WELL SUMPARTS OF MANHATTAN
BUT ALL PARTS R FINE AND I MAKE NEW FRIENDS EVERY DAY EVEN IF ITSZ A BAD AREA THEY REALLY NICE
Reply:Being from New York, I'd say we are friendly. If you go out to any bar or just around the city, I'm sure you'll meet people and not have any problems! You'll love it!
Reply:Contrary to popular belief, New Yorkers are very friendly, open and honest. They will tell you like it is. If you can handle that, great. If NOT, stay in Iowa.(no offense). :-)
2 things....
1- If you can delay you visit to 031707 (St Pattys day!) you'll have the time off your life with the Irish. One of the best days to be in NYC. I go EVERY year..!!
2- 12 million people live in NYC. Odds are, you'll probably meet someone..!!
Enjoy your trip..!! (but why by yourself?)
ERIN GO BRAGH. !
cavities
Is it hard to meet people in new york city?
I grew up there and, like any other group of people, New Yorkers include friendly and unfriendly people. For a new visitor with no connections, I would recommend church functions and public parks as good places to meet friendly New Yorkers.
Reply:U WILL B FINE AND EVERY1 IS FRIENDLY
SAFE ZONE ARE QUEENS, STATEN ISLAND,MANHATTAN WELL SUMPARTS OF MANHATTAN
BUT ALL PARTS R FINE AND I MAKE NEW FRIENDS EVERY DAY EVEN IF ITSZ A BAD AREA THEY REALLY NICE
Reply:Being from New York, I'd say we are friendly. If you go out to any bar or just around the city, I'm sure you'll meet people and not have any problems! You'll love it!
Reply:Contrary to popular belief, New Yorkers are very friendly, open and honest. They will tell you like it is. If you can handle that, great. If NOT, stay in Iowa.(no offense). :-)
2 things....
1- If you can delay you visit to 031707 (St Pattys day!) you'll have the time off your life with the Irish. One of the best days to be in NYC. I go EVERY year..!!
2- 12 million people live in NYC. Odds are, you'll probably meet someone..!!
Enjoy your trip..!! (but why by yourself?)
ERIN GO BRAGH. !
cavities
The Five People You Meet In Heaven?
I just purchased a copy of "The Five People You Meet In Heaven". Have you read it? If so, do you think it's a good book? I'm just interested in hearing your opinions. Thanks!
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The Five People You Meet In Heaven?
Yes, it is very good.
He/Mitch Albom also written Tuesdays with Morrie and has a new book out called One More Day.
All three are very good.
Read it and enjoy it.
Reply:Yes, I liked it, it was an easy read and I was entertained...there aren't that many books that entertain me like that.
Reply:one of my favorite books. i have always believed heaven was exactly like the heavens in that book
Reply:I liked it a lot. There is also a great book called The Present which is worth reading also.
Reply:That is one good book. Enjoy.
Reply:That book is one of my favorites. The movie is also good but the book is better of course.
Reply:Ned Flanders gotta be one of them.
Reply:That is on my to-read list, but I haven't managed to get my hands on it yet.
Reply:I enjoyed it.
It jumps around a bit so pay attention. otherwise you could get lost.
It gives you something to think about....a new way to look at things.
but remeber it is just a work of fiction.
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The Five People You Meet In Heaven?
Yes, it is very good.
He/Mitch Albom also written Tuesdays with Morrie and has a new book out called One More Day.
All three are very good.
Read it and enjoy it.
Reply:Yes, I liked it, it was an easy read and I was entertained...there aren't that many books that entertain me like that.
Reply:one of my favorite books. i have always believed heaven was exactly like the heavens in that book
Reply:I liked it a lot. There is also a great book called The Present which is worth reading also.
Reply:That is one good book. Enjoy.
Reply:That book is one of my favorites. The movie is also good but the book is better of course.
Reply:Ned Flanders gotta be one of them.
Reply:That is on my to-read list, but I haven't managed to get my hands on it yet.
Reply:I enjoyed it.
It jumps around a bit so pay attention. otherwise you could get lost.
It gives you something to think about....a new way to look at things.
but remeber it is just a work of fiction.
Wellington, NZ ways to meet people?
In June, I will be moving to Wellington, NZ. I am going to be a nanny for a yer, and I would like to make friends (in their early 20s) while I am there. Does anyone from Wellington have ideas on how to meet more people?
Wellington, NZ ways to meet people?
I live in Dunedin, but i'm moving to Wellington in January 2008 so you can email me if you like. (I'll be 18 then)
My Bestfriend lives there and he's 18. Mainly just night clubs, sports teams (eg. Woman's soccer). Ask the family you are nannying for any suggestions
Reply:Generally Night Clubs will do it.
If you can talk to Bagman , he rocks (Look him up on Wikipedia)
Reply:just go to night clubs if you have the chance! if you meet at least one person they are bound to have at least a group of friend. every1 has a group of friends at 5 people or more just put ur self out there and dont be shy to say hey
Reply:try this site for lots of info...
Wellington, NZ ways to meet people?
I live in Dunedin, but i'm moving to Wellington in January 2008 so you can email me if you like. (I'll be 18 then)
My Bestfriend lives there and he's 18. Mainly just night clubs, sports teams (eg. Woman's soccer). Ask the family you are nannying for any suggestions
Reply:Generally Night Clubs will do it.
If you can talk to Bagman , he rocks (Look him up on Wikipedia)
Reply:just go to night clubs if you have the chance! if you meet at least one person they are bound to have at least a group of friend. every1 has a group of friends at 5 people or more just put ur self out there and dont be shy to say hey
Reply:try this site for lots of info...
How did people always know where to meet for battles?
when they discuss great battles of wars in history books, they always say that people met on the battlefield (usually in an actual field), but how did they know when to when and were to meet? i mean all throughout history, even in the ancient world. did they send messages to one another letting them know they planned to fight? it always seen that sneak attacks and surprises are very rude. what are the general codes of conduct when fighting a battle? the rules of engagement seem to be so varied throughout the history of the world, but what are the ones that have the real staying power?
How did people always know where to meet for battles?
Unlike modern warfare,in ancient times,emmisaries were sent to each army to decide where and when to meet.
Take the early Islamic army for example. They would meet the enemy at an agreed location and the generals would fight each other first. The winners would decide if their army charges to attack or stands to defend.
Only a king could kill a king and only a general could kill a general.
Over the centuries,guerrilla fighting became the norm.
Reply:It is a misunderstanding to think that two combatants would usually arrange to meet on a prearranged battlefield. What would normally happen is one side would draw up their forces in a place they could not easily be outflanked and hope that the other side would attack, or they would position their army in such a way as to block the other army from going in that direction (towards a strategic target say). Of course some battles were arranged and in the middle ages it was the job of heralds to do this. In the 16th through 18th centuries battles could be quite gentlemanly affairs with officers on opposing sides dining with one another and a lot of manouevering and posturing but very little fighting. The French revolutionary wars changed this.
Reply:THE INTERNET AND GOOGLE EARTH
Reply:A good general decides where he wants to fight and sets up his troops there. It is no accident. Intelligence is the major factor and the armies leader would send out scouts which if they were good (and had a bit of luck) would be able to find just where the other side was. Very hard to hide a foraging army. They used to totally rely on foraging to supply the army and that meant sending foragers to provide victuals. There presence was always much greater than the armies, so it wasn't hard to find the other side without actually blundering in to them (which might have meant a very short life for the scouts).
Of course, sometimes Generals would set up the battlefield then send an invitation to the other side, which might just take them up on it if the commander thought he had the numerical advantage.
As for sneak attacks and surprises are very rude...haven't you heard the expression 'All's fair in love and war'?
Reply:I hope you are kidding.
2 groups head toward each other and meet in the middle. That is the battlefield. Or one group comes up on a fixed group. Its not the battlefield until after the battle starts.
How did people always know where to meet for battles?
Unlike modern warfare,in ancient times,emmisaries were sent to each army to decide where and when to meet.
Take the early Islamic army for example. They would meet the enemy at an agreed location and the generals would fight each other first. The winners would decide if their army charges to attack or stands to defend.
Only a king could kill a king and only a general could kill a general.
Over the centuries,guerrilla fighting became the norm.
Reply:It is a misunderstanding to think that two combatants would usually arrange to meet on a prearranged battlefield. What would normally happen is one side would draw up their forces in a place they could not easily be outflanked and hope that the other side would attack, or they would position their army in such a way as to block the other army from going in that direction (towards a strategic target say). Of course some battles were arranged and in the middle ages it was the job of heralds to do this. In the 16th through 18th centuries battles could be quite gentlemanly affairs with officers on opposing sides dining with one another and a lot of manouevering and posturing but very little fighting. The French revolutionary wars changed this.
Reply:THE INTERNET AND GOOGLE EARTH
Reply:A good general decides where he wants to fight and sets up his troops there. It is no accident. Intelligence is the major factor and the armies leader would send out scouts which if they were good (and had a bit of luck) would be able to find just where the other side was. Very hard to hide a foraging army. They used to totally rely on foraging to supply the army and that meant sending foragers to provide victuals. There presence was always much greater than the armies, so it wasn't hard to find the other side without actually blundering in to them (which might have meant a very short life for the scouts).
Of course, sometimes Generals would set up the battlefield then send an invitation to the other side, which might just take them up on it if the commander thought he had the numerical advantage.
As for sneak attacks and surprises are very rude...haven't you heard the expression 'All's fair in love and war'?
Reply:I hope you are kidding.
2 groups head toward each other and meet in the middle. That is the battlefield. Or one group comes up on a fixed group. Its not the battlefield until after the battle starts.
The Five People You Meet in Heaven?
In the Five People You Meet in Heaven, Eddie asks his first person, "How long have I been dead?" The man replies "a minute, an hour, a thousand years." What do you believe the man means?
The Five People You Meet in Heaven?
Time is relative to those who are alive. They have a certain amount of days. The dead have eternity so one minute is barely recognizable let alone one day in eternity.
Reply:It doesn't matter, dead is dead.
Reply:he means that he never died.
Reply:Time is irrelevant once we are dead.
Reply:It could be a sarcastic/dismissive/deliberate remark to show Eddie (and the reader) that bigger concerns await then this artificial construct of time. A minute, an hour and a thousand years are measurements that apply really only to the living on Earth. Death and dying is a universal concept. To ask how long something - anything - is in the state of death would garner multiple answers.
Reply:I haven't read that book, but it immediately occured to me that this may be a commentary that the concept of time is purely man-made.
If our planet could think, it would not say to itself every 365 days, "wow, another year has gone by, happy birthday to me." Instead, it would say, "wow, I've gone all the way around the sun again." In other words, the journey would be acknowledged, but not quantified.
For almost as long as I can remember, I have not been a slave to calendars like many people are, including the whole birthday thing. All that stuff about, "gee, do you FEEL older?" always strikes me as idiotic. Someone's birthday rolls around and they groan about getting older. It's just weird to me. I just turned 45, but inside I feel the way I did in my 20s. It's not "Peter Pan Syndrome" -- longevity runs in my family, so I'm fairly certain I'll eventually wind up a creaky 95-year old -- but I'm not going to do a countdown! :-)
Reply:perhaps reincarnation?
Reply:That it does not matter how long he has been dead. The story goes on to show that only through his death does he even come close to understanding his life.
Reply:GATÉ GATÉ PARAGATÉ PARASAMGATÉ BODHI SVAHA
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The Five People You Meet in Heaven?
Time is relative to those who are alive. They have a certain amount of days. The dead have eternity so one minute is barely recognizable let alone one day in eternity.
Reply:It doesn't matter, dead is dead.
Reply:he means that he never died.
Reply:Time is irrelevant once we are dead.
Reply:It could be a sarcastic/dismissive/deliberate remark to show Eddie (and the reader) that bigger concerns await then this artificial construct of time. A minute, an hour and a thousand years are measurements that apply really only to the living on Earth. Death and dying is a universal concept. To ask how long something - anything - is in the state of death would garner multiple answers.
Reply:I haven't read that book, but it immediately occured to me that this may be a commentary that the concept of time is purely man-made.
If our planet could think, it would not say to itself every 365 days, "wow, another year has gone by, happy birthday to me." Instead, it would say, "wow, I've gone all the way around the sun again." In other words, the journey would be acknowledged, but not quantified.
For almost as long as I can remember, I have not been a slave to calendars like many people are, including the whole birthday thing. All that stuff about, "gee, do you FEEL older?" always strikes me as idiotic. Someone's birthday rolls around and they groan about getting older. It's just weird to me. I just turned 45, but inside I feel the way I did in my 20s. It's not "Peter Pan Syndrome" -- longevity runs in my family, so I'm fairly certain I'll eventually wind up a creaky 95-year old -- but I'm not going to do a countdown! :-)
Reply:perhaps reincarnation?
Reply:That it does not matter how long he has been dead. The story goes on to show that only through his death does he even come close to understanding his life.
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How difficult is it for you to meet new people where you live?
I live in the US and am curious if it is getting more difficult as well in other countries to meet new people, (friends of the same and opposite sex) .
People seem to just live more and more of a sheltered life , work, watch tv at home, maybe go to a restaurant on the weekend . Their lives are closed really. And even they all drive individual cars so not even public transport to "chat someone up" !
of course their is work or class, but it is even getting more discouraging to meet people there!
How difficult is it for you to meet new people where you live?
I agree it's always hard to meet new people and the worst place to find new friends is in a bar.
Does your local Church hold social meetings, you may meet some lovely sincere people there?
Reply:Unfortunately you're right. Most people are either too mistrustful or self-absorbed to open up. It's hard for me too to accept that as a reality but what can you do? Gradually, we become mistrustful ourselves, being tired to be trampled on by their indifference and cynicism.
Reply:One word. "Trust." I'll strike up a conversation with anyone, but I've learned over the years to "beware." I use to be naive but now I'm overly cautious. I trust no one until proven otherwise. :)
Reply:its the same here in the uk.people seem to be in their own little bubble,and have all they need to live their lives independant of other people.people dont seem to have time to stop and have a chat anymore, which is really sad, and must be so lonely for a lot of people.also i think people are suspicious of strangers, and would just rather not bother getting to know new people.
Reply:Whats wrong with the working class...?
Its not difficult to make friends, it starts with being civil / nice to some one. Have you ever thought people might be avoiding you..?
People seem to just live more and more of a sheltered life , work, watch tv at home, maybe go to a restaurant on the weekend . Their lives are closed really. And even they all drive individual cars so not even public transport to "chat someone up" !
of course their is work or class, but it is even getting more discouraging to meet people there!
How difficult is it for you to meet new people where you live?
I agree it's always hard to meet new people and the worst place to find new friends is in a bar.
Does your local Church hold social meetings, you may meet some lovely sincere people there?
Reply:Unfortunately you're right. Most people are either too mistrustful or self-absorbed to open up. It's hard for me too to accept that as a reality but what can you do? Gradually, we become mistrustful ourselves, being tired to be trampled on by their indifference and cynicism.
Reply:One word. "Trust." I'll strike up a conversation with anyone, but I've learned over the years to "beware." I use to be naive but now I'm overly cautious. I trust no one until proven otherwise. :)
Reply:its the same here in the uk.people seem to be in their own little bubble,and have all they need to live their lives independant of other people.people dont seem to have time to stop and have a chat anymore, which is really sad, and must be so lonely for a lot of people.also i think people are suspicious of strangers, and would just rather not bother getting to know new people.
Reply:Whats wrong with the working class...?
Its not difficult to make friends, it starts with being civil / nice to some one. Have you ever thought people might be avoiding you..?
Is it bad to meet people on line?
I'm a single parent. I love my child so much. But I don't have much of a social life. I'm always working and taking care of my child. I'm not complaining because I think family come first. So all I have right now is my computer but I'm kind of new to this. Is this bad to meet people on line?
Is it bad to meet people on line?
I honestly dont think its bad to meet on line just be carefull. I met my husband on line on a site. And now im married to him and we really love eachother. I got really lucky with him. I have never met someone that loves me and my kids soo deeply. I have 2 kids and I was feeling like you were too. I was tired of people using me and and I really didnt do anything sept work and take care of my kids. Then I started talking to this guy and went from there, and now im married to him and couldnt be more happy. Just be carefull and watch what you do, alot of people meet off line and end up happy and together. Good luck!!
Reply:i think it is dangerous
Reply:It can be dangerous. It's like blind dating, but you don't have the benefit of knowing that the person you're meeting is the friend of a friend. If you MUST meet people that you've met on line, make sure to do so in a public place like a busy restaurant. DO NOT share personal identifying information like your last name, where you work, address, phone number, etc with someone on line. Remember that you are meeting a stranger, and like you tell your child, you should never talk to strangers.
Reply:Not at all
Reply:I met some of my best friends on line. As for women, one was an absolute disaster. A train wreck that took a long time to escape. The other was my wife, whom I love dearly.
It's kind of like life. "You pays your money and you takes your chances."
Reply:if you find someone you truely must meet say to them lets meet at the local Police department so we can both be checked out if he meets you maybe he,s not all that bad
Reply:some times it's dangerous, so take care.
Reply:its not bad per say, it can be very dangerous though. don't chat with someone one day and meet them the next. don't give out personal information and check out what they say. i used to chat in the same room all the time and several of the 'regulars' have married, they have chat parties where everyone meets in the same city and hangs out for their vacations, stuff like that, but they've all been chatting together a long time.
Reply:No, I think it's totally awesome..
just have to be careful is all.
Reply:nah its not bad at all...just bcareful...make sure u meet good ppl online...watch out for the sex predators...lol
Reply:I met my wife online three years ago and life has been wonderful since.
Advice: You see his picture before he sees yours. Then you talk on the phone. And you NEVER lie.
Is it bad to meet people on line?
I honestly dont think its bad to meet on line just be carefull. I met my husband on line on a site. And now im married to him and we really love eachother. I got really lucky with him. I have never met someone that loves me and my kids soo deeply. I have 2 kids and I was feeling like you were too. I was tired of people using me and and I really didnt do anything sept work and take care of my kids. Then I started talking to this guy and went from there, and now im married to him and couldnt be more happy. Just be carefull and watch what you do, alot of people meet off line and end up happy and together. Good luck!!
Reply:i think it is dangerous
Reply:It can be dangerous. It's like blind dating, but you don't have the benefit of knowing that the person you're meeting is the friend of a friend. If you MUST meet people that you've met on line, make sure to do so in a public place like a busy restaurant. DO NOT share personal identifying information like your last name, where you work, address, phone number, etc with someone on line. Remember that you are meeting a stranger, and like you tell your child, you should never talk to strangers.
Reply:Not at all
Reply:I met some of my best friends on line. As for women, one was an absolute disaster. A train wreck that took a long time to escape. The other was my wife, whom I love dearly.
It's kind of like life. "You pays your money and you takes your chances."
Reply:if you find someone you truely must meet say to them lets meet at the local Police department so we can both be checked out if he meets you maybe he,s not all that bad
Reply:some times it's dangerous, so take care.
Reply:its not bad per say, it can be very dangerous though. don't chat with someone one day and meet them the next. don't give out personal information and check out what they say. i used to chat in the same room all the time and several of the 'regulars' have married, they have chat parties where everyone meets in the same city and hangs out for their vacations, stuff like that, but they've all been chatting together a long time.
Reply:No, I think it's totally awesome..
just have to be careful is all.
Reply:nah its not bad at all...just bcareful...make sure u meet good ppl online...watch out for the sex predators...lol
Reply:I met my wife online three years ago and life has been wonderful since.
Advice: You see his picture before he sees yours. Then you talk on the phone. And you NEVER lie.
Sometimes when i first meet people im mean but im not a mean person??
i think its wierd sometimes when i first meet people i can be really mean or ignore then but sometimes i just at normal i totally dont get it! im not a mean person its like i cant really control it its so wierd is there anyway i can stop this?
Sometimes when i first meet people im mean but im not a mean person??
lol i'm exactly like this!!!
i've been practicing smiling (so it doesn't look like a painful grimace)
sometimes im just in a bad mood, if so before i meet anyone new i go to the bathroom to calm myself down.
you should also try to strike up friendly conversations with people when you first meet people, let them do most of the talking and just smile and nod (people LOVE talking about themself)
then just try being a smiley person and don't whisper behind other people's back, just stand there and act normal. if you feel too artificial you can smile and hug everyone and say so sorry something just came up and leave..at least you leave with a good not bad impression
Reply:perhaps practice smiling and saying "hello" when you first meet someone...
you can control it... it takes effort.
sending hugs
Reply:do wat nursecrakcer said
Reply:your just jealous, insecure and immature, hopefully that will pass
Sometimes when i first meet people im mean but im not a mean person??
lol i'm exactly like this!!!
i've been practicing smiling (so it doesn't look like a painful grimace)
sometimes im just in a bad mood, if so before i meet anyone new i go to the bathroom to calm myself down.
you should also try to strike up friendly conversations with people when you first meet people, let them do most of the talking and just smile and nod (people LOVE talking about themself)
then just try being a smiley person and don't whisper behind other people's back, just stand there and act normal. if you feel too artificial you can smile and hug everyone and say so sorry something just came up and leave..at least you leave with a good not bad impression
Reply:perhaps practice smiling and saying "hello" when you first meet someone...
you can control it... it takes effort.
sending hugs
Reply:do wat nursecrakcer said
Reply:your just jealous, insecure and immature, hopefully that will pass
Best places online to meet new people?
Would like to find some places like craigs list to meet people online for free.
Good Chat Rooms etc...
Best places online to meet new people?
Try www.buzzen.com
Reply:www.plentyoffish.com is free
they have forums and IMs but no chat rooms
Reply:Are you trying to seek a love chatroom? or a friend chatroom??
I would recommend Loveaccess.com
That's where I found my Husband. Of course some good friends as well!!
Hope this helps
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Good Chat Rooms etc...
Best places online to meet new people?
Try www.buzzen.com
Reply:www.plentyoffish.com is free
they have forums and IMs but no chat rooms
Reply:Are you trying to seek a love chatroom? or a friend chatroom??
I would recommend Loveaccess.com
That's where I found my Husband. Of course some good friends as well!!
Hope this helps
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Are there places to meet people with disabilities such as fetal alcohol syndrome?
my brother has been trying to meet someone on these match.com sights. the only thing is that they dont specify anywhere to let people know exactly if you have and disabilities that others would want to know. this has been hard for him. are there dating sights for some people who are a little slow?
Are there places to meet people with disabilities such as fetal alcohol syndrome?
there may be---I have a food "allergy" and they have a site avail to meet others like me in my area...problem is, there's not enough of us with that "allergy" in my area!
Reply:are there support groups for his condition? maybe he could meet someone with the same needs
Reply:Yes there are places,find out from weekly magazine
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Reply:This is an interesting question. Hope you can research more on this and find the answer you are looking for. Good luck with your search!
Reply:I do not know, but you might want to try the "Society and Culture" section of Answers. There is a section there for people with disabilities.
They may be better able to tell you where to find such a site. Maybe some of them accept IMs and emails and are open to meeting people.
Are there places to meet people with disabilities such as fetal alcohol syndrome?
there may be---I have a food "allergy" and they have a site avail to meet others like me in my area...problem is, there's not enough of us with that "allergy" in my area!
Reply:are there support groups for his condition? maybe he could meet someone with the same needs
Reply:Yes there are places,find out from weekly magazine
magazine
Reply:This is an interesting question. Hope you can research more on this and find the answer you are looking for. Good luck with your search!
Reply:I do not know, but you might want to try the "Society and Culture" section of Answers. There is a section there for people with disabilities.
They may be better able to tell you where to find such a site. Maybe some of them accept IMs and emails and are open to meeting people.
I would like to meet people in Saint Stephens SC?
I cant seem to find people in my area. Is anyone on yahoo answers from here or know how i can meet people from here or even know anyone who lives here.
I would like to meet people in Saint Stephens SC?
Have you tried a church, club (like the Sierra Club, not a night club), night class, political organization, gym, team . . . .
Let people know, too. For instance, if you are religious and like to sing, join the choir in a big church. Even the old married man have sons, nephews, co-workers and neighbors who are single. Once they see what a fine person you are, they will want to introduce you to them.
I would like to meet people in Saint Stephens SC?
Have you tried a church, club (like the Sierra Club, not a night club), night class, political organization, gym, team . . . .
Let people know, too. For instance, if you are religious and like to sing, join the choir in a big church. Even the old married man have sons, nephews, co-workers and neighbors who are single. Once they see what a fine person you are, they will want to introduce you to them.
I'm a Business Owner Looking to Meet New People My Age?
I'm 20 and a business owner for a web design company, now of course I meet new people daily from the internet, but I'm wanting to meet new people my age. What would be the best thing to do? Thanks in advance.
I'm a Business Owner Looking to Meet New People My Age?
You could also try getting involved in some community recreation activities, or volunteer some of your time to worthy community causes and organizations. You are bound to meet some high class people that way!
Reply:Go out partying, or to bars for young people.
Or if you're a religious kind of person, go to church and take part to their activities.
There are many kind of places where you can meet people, mate. You just need to go there, invest your time ;-)
Reply:Try ChristiaNet.com....and search for your country, state, age, etc.
I'm a Business Owner Looking to Meet New People My Age?
You could also try getting involved in some community recreation activities, or volunteer some of your time to worthy community causes and organizations. You are bound to meet some high class people that way!
Reply:Go out partying, or to bars for young people.
Or if you're a religious kind of person, go to church and take part to their activities.
There are many kind of places where you can meet people, mate. You just need to go there, invest your time ;-)
Reply:Try ChristiaNet.com....and search for your country, state, age, etc.
Where do most people meet their spouses/girlfriends/boyfriends...
what is the most common place where people meet?
Clubs, weddings.....??
Where do most people meet their spouses/girlfriends/boyfriends...
Some people meet them on here the Internet lol
Reply:At work place mostly.
Reply:I met my husband in a snooker club.
Reply:Most people meet their future spouse while they are in post-secondary school. It's like a breeding ground for marriage.
Reply:Work place.
Reply:everywhere................anywhere
Reply:guys like myself often find that appoaching a women outside the "area of preferred rejection" (i just made that up... pretty good huh?) will not even think of going up to a women, especially not in a grocery stor, because it seems so cliched and silly, and also looks rather desperate. AND if you turn him down he then has to walk past you like 4 other times before he leaves the store....
BARS and CLUBS ar egreat for guys because even when you go up to a woman, IF she says no thanks, then you got your friends or others in general to fall back and retreat to... the "safe zone" (just making all this sh!t up...). but again... some guys find it hard to approach a woman at a bar because of the scary people around her....lol, if you see a girl you like, sitting with like 6 of her friends, you have FAR less chance of walking oer there and asking, because it then feels like your asking 7 girls at once... ALSO, girls and guys often fall victim of peer pressuse in these circumstances, if a guy came up to the group, even if she liked him, the rest of her friends might be like... "he's a loser, you can't talk to him" thus making the woman feel less likely to say yes...
best thign a woman could do if she is looking for someone, is to go out in pairs...
two woman is far easier to chat to... coz the guy could wait til one of you is at the bar before he appraoches, or he could just ask then seen as the "fear factor" is reduced from 6 others to one...
obviously dress nice, but not slutty, as this will attract the wrong type of guy... though i suppose it all depends on what type of guy you are looking for...
HOWVER.. i know i'm going on abit... i've always found that the best relationships you can have are through friends... if you meet a new person, don't try to get off with them striaght away... wait til you meet their freidns, then you can pick one from many... coz if you try it on with the first person, then when you meet her lovely firend you cant do anything then... its ruined... this friend rule has got me far in life!!
anyway hope this helped...
my ramblings always do...lol
Reply:same here work
Reply:cupid can strike anywhere...i met my boyfriend at an inn. he was my cousin' s long lost good friend......
Reply:anywhere, it can be a workplace, church, parties, clubs or simply in college or high school.
Reply:Work...
Reply:the most common place they meet is probably while they r still in school.
Reply:low key parties. like a get-together or a movie night.
Reply:it can be any way church,school,wedding,club,or even in the office that is why is very good to have a very good comportment any were and any time cos that person sitting beside you can be watching you
Reply:Just pray it's not a maximum security prison!
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Clubs, weddings.....??
Where do most people meet their spouses/girlfriends/boyfriends...
Some people meet them on here the Internet lol
Reply:At work place mostly.
Reply:I met my husband in a snooker club.
Reply:Most people meet their future spouse while they are in post-secondary school. It's like a breeding ground for marriage.
Reply:Work place.
Reply:everywhere................anywhere
Reply:guys like myself often find that appoaching a women outside the "area of preferred rejection" (i just made that up... pretty good huh?) will not even think of going up to a women, especially not in a grocery stor, because it seems so cliched and silly, and also looks rather desperate. AND if you turn him down he then has to walk past you like 4 other times before he leaves the store....
BARS and CLUBS ar egreat for guys because even when you go up to a woman, IF she says no thanks, then you got your friends or others in general to fall back and retreat to... the "safe zone" (just making all this sh!t up...). but again... some guys find it hard to approach a woman at a bar because of the scary people around her....lol, if you see a girl you like, sitting with like 6 of her friends, you have FAR less chance of walking oer there and asking, because it then feels like your asking 7 girls at once... ALSO, girls and guys often fall victim of peer pressuse in these circumstances, if a guy came up to the group, even if she liked him, the rest of her friends might be like... "he's a loser, you can't talk to him" thus making the woman feel less likely to say yes...
best thign a woman could do if she is looking for someone, is to go out in pairs...
two woman is far easier to chat to... coz the guy could wait til one of you is at the bar before he appraoches, or he could just ask then seen as the "fear factor" is reduced from 6 others to one...
obviously dress nice, but not slutty, as this will attract the wrong type of guy... though i suppose it all depends on what type of guy you are looking for...
HOWVER.. i know i'm going on abit... i've always found that the best relationships you can have are through friends... if you meet a new person, don't try to get off with them striaght away... wait til you meet their freidns, then you can pick one from many... coz if you try it on with the first person, then when you meet her lovely firend you cant do anything then... its ruined... this friend rule has got me far in life!!
anyway hope this helped...
my ramblings always do...lol
Reply:same here work
Reply:cupid can strike anywhere...i met my boyfriend at an inn. he was my cousin' s long lost good friend......
Reply:anywhere, it can be a workplace, church, parties, clubs or simply in college or high school.
Reply:Work...
Reply:the most common place they meet is probably while they r still in school.
Reply:low key parties. like a get-together or a movie night.
Reply:it can be any way church,school,wedding,club,or even in the office that is why is very good to have a very good comportment any were and any time cos that person sitting beside you can be watching you
Reply:Just pray it's not a maximum security prison!
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Where to have fun/ meet people in Freeport, Bahamas?
I am in my mid-20s and just moved to Freeport from the US. What activities are there to do? Where are good places to socialize and meet people?
Where to have fun/ meet people in Freeport, Bahamas?
I'm so jealous!
Anywhere in Lucaya. They have a good cheap booze cruise there that's nice to meet people on. Anywhere near the plaza where all the bars like Rum Runners and Bahama Mama's. There's also a place closer to the bazaar that's called Tropiciana or something like that.
Please go down to Billy Joe's on the beach and eat some conch fritters for me while listening to Beres Hammond. %26lt;sigh%26gt;
Reply:Well anything involving the Lucaya section would have you meet new people.
Some of the popular places/attractions are the beach bonfire, dolphin encounters and Theo's wreck
To meet local people, just socialize like you would at any other place.
Good places to socialize people are:
-The beaches
-Clubs
-Markets
-Tourist Resorts.
good luck
cheers
Reply:beach,golf,tennis, sailing ,fishing ,scuba are the activites shop at the boutiques at the international bazzar and also the casino has action
Where to have fun/ meet people in Freeport, Bahamas?
I'm so jealous!
Anywhere in Lucaya. They have a good cheap booze cruise there that's nice to meet people on. Anywhere near the plaza where all the bars like Rum Runners and Bahama Mama's. There's also a place closer to the bazaar that's called Tropiciana or something like that.
Please go down to Billy Joe's on the beach and eat some conch fritters for me while listening to Beres Hammond. %26lt;sigh%26gt;
Reply:Well anything involving the Lucaya section would have you meet new people.
Some of the popular places/attractions are the beach bonfire, dolphin encounters and Theo's wreck
To meet local people, just socialize like you would at any other place.
Good places to socialize people are:
-The beaches
-Clubs
-Markets
-Tourist Resorts.
good luck
cheers
Reply:beach,golf,tennis, sailing ,fishing ,scuba are the activites shop at the boutiques at the international bazzar and also the casino has action
I would like to meet more Colombian people?
I would like to meet more Colombian people because I dont know anyone else who is colombian where I live, my family and I are lyk the only ones lol. So plz if u want, u can email me..
thank u!♥
I would like to meet more Colombian people?
Where do you live.....
NYC, where I live, has a great population of Colombians.... there is an entire neighborhood we practically "own" which makes one feel like home....
I believe there is something similar in Miami and Houston.
How often do you visit Colombia itself.....
Edit:
Ohio? Yea...I could see why u may have a hard time bumping into Colombians.....
I am not sure how long ago 7 was for you but Things have changed a lot in the last decade....You and your family should really make the effort of going back.....
Bogota is such nice city now....and has grown......When I went in 1999.....entire city was still under construction....roads being redone.....expanding the city.......and I went back in 2004 and 2005....I was just amazed how better things have gotten. I been to Colombia so many times and being able to witness that change was pretty neat....good to know we are pushing ahead.
Reply:Head to Facebook and sign up to the Colombia group. There area over 22,500 people. Loads are lkely to be near you. There's even a cell-phone swap page where you can more Colombians up!
And if that's not enough email me.
¡Buena Suerte!
Reply:I can't recomend on how to meet them in peron but the facebook thing was a good idea.
I just want tosuggest that if you want to talk to more colombians online check out www.colombianblog.com
:-)
thank u!♥
I would like to meet more Colombian people?
Where do you live.....
NYC, where I live, has a great population of Colombians.... there is an entire neighborhood we practically "own" which makes one feel like home....
I believe there is something similar in Miami and Houston.
How often do you visit Colombia itself.....
Edit:
Ohio? Yea...I could see why u may have a hard time bumping into Colombians.....
I am not sure how long ago 7 was for you but Things have changed a lot in the last decade....You and your family should really make the effort of going back.....
Bogota is such nice city now....and has grown......When I went in 1999.....entire city was still under construction....roads being redone.....expanding the city.......and I went back in 2004 and 2005....I was just amazed how better things have gotten. I been to Colombia so many times and being able to witness that change was pretty neat....good to know we are pushing ahead.
Reply:Head to Facebook and sign up to the Colombia group. There area over 22,500 people. Loads are lkely to be near you. There's even a cell-phone swap page where you can more Colombians up!
And if that's not enough email me.
¡Buena Suerte!
Reply:I can't recomend on how to meet them in peron but the facebook thing was a good idea.
I just want tosuggest that if you want to talk to more colombians online check out www.colombianblog.com
:-)
.Groups that seniors can meet new people???
Just moved to West Palm Beach. Is there a place seniors can go and meet new people.
.Groups that seniors can meet new people???
I don't live there, but I went to this hiking group, where I live and there were tons of seniors....or look in your local paper, ask people....seniors love to talk..good luck. jude
.Groups that seniors can meet new people???
I don't live there, but I went to this hiking group, where I live and there were tons of seniors....or look in your local paper, ask people....seniors love to talk..good luck. jude
Does anyone know any statistics on how many people meet in person after meeting online?
I have several friends using online matchmaker services and I'm just curious how many people actually meet in real life. I know it used to be considered "desperate" but it seems so acceptable now. I just wonder how many people actually meet in person. I'm trying to convince someone that it can be safe and a great way to make new friends or start a relationship so any actual statistics would be greatly appreciated! Please no personal stories.
Does anyone know any statistics on how many people meet in person after meeting online?
i know good stories but i also know some horror stories but do not know the statistics
Reply:1:20
Reply:There are many websites of these kind. Well it doesn't happen to everyone, there must be very good understanding between the 2 to meet in person. The persons come to know most of the things while on line and meeting in person is the moment to cherish after such a long wait.
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Does anyone know any statistics on how many people meet in person after meeting online?
i know good stories but i also know some horror stories but do not know the statistics
Reply:1:20
Reply:There are many websites of these kind. Well it doesn't happen to everyone, there must be very good understanding between the 2 to meet in person. The persons come to know most of the things while on line and meeting in person is the moment to cherish after such a long wait.
procelain veneers
Do you have "personal chemistry" with many people you meet?
I meet so many people all the time and I feel little or no connection with them. I just feel they are bland or shallow and offer me nothing. I am sure they did not feel any chemistry with me either.
I wonder if other people feel such a lack of chemistry with the people they meet. I assume most people find it easier to find that personal connection, but maybe not.
What do you feel about most people you meet? Could you enjoy spending time with them or maybe be friends, or do you prefer they moved on outside your life?
Do you have "personal chemistry" with many people you meet?
Personal I always find something to connect with, problem is weather I can mantain it or not, and I'll amit alot of the time I kind of have to change myself, wear a face. But in alot of ways we do that even when were being honest. Really my point comes down to its possible for us all to find some way (and this is the key) to be motivated to talk to anyone else. Thats really what it comes down to, for me it use to be to understand people, get out there story. Eventually after you hear so many you actually get to understanding people, if anything from the lessons you learn from there experiences. After time you've got wisdom to share and that becomes motivating, hence why I'm here. But the fact is people are pretty insecure, we hurt, were afriad, and we don't think people can relate to that. Besides that some people are just plain shallow and pretty hard to find any merit for. But then again with the right motivation (damn she is so HOT!!!!) we can.....
I wonder if other people feel such a lack of chemistry with the people they meet. I assume most people find it easier to find that personal connection, but maybe not.
What do you feel about most people you meet? Could you enjoy spending time with them or maybe be friends, or do you prefer they moved on outside your life?
Do you have "personal chemistry" with many people you meet?
Personal I always find something to connect with, problem is weather I can mantain it or not, and I'll amit alot of the time I kind of have to change myself, wear a face. But in alot of ways we do that even when were being honest. Really my point comes down to its possible for us all to find some way (and this is the key) to be motivated to talk to anyone else. Thats really what it comes down to, for me it use to be to understand people, get out there story. Eventually after you hear so many you actually get to understanding people, if anything from the lessons you learn from there experiences. After time you've got wisdom to share and that becomes motivating, hence why I'm here. But the fact is people are pretty insecure, we hurt, were afriad, and we don't think people can relate to that. Besides that some people are just plain shallow and pretty hard to find any merit for. But then again with the right motivation (damn she is so HOT!!!!) we can.....
What should I wear to a family reunion to meet people I have never met before?
I have never met my birth mother and just made contact with her family. I am supposed to be going to a family reunion this weekend and everyone is very excited to meet me. These are down to earth nice people and I want to make a good impression. I don't want to over do it. It will be outside in 85 degree weather. I am 5'6 125lbs if possible not too revealing tops...thanks!
What should I wear to a family reunion to meet people I have never met before?
something that represents you as a person.
something that compliments you.
remember, a first impression is very important.
i know, easier said then done.
well, good luck!
%26lt;3
Reply:ummm
this dress
http://www.ae.com/web/browse/product_det...
Reply:Be yourself. It's the real you they would like to meet.
Reply:Tennischick101 has the right idea
Reply:a nice flowy skirt and a simple tee would make a good impression, stylish but not over the top
What should I wear to a family reunion to meet people I have never met before?
something that represents you as a person.
something that compliments you.
remember, a first impression is very important.
i know, easier said then done.
well, good luck!
%26lt;3
Reply:ummm
this dress
http://www.ae.com/web/browse/product_det...
Reply:Be yourself. It's the real you they would like to meet.
Reply:Tennischick101 has the right idea
Reply:a nice flowy skirt and a simple tee would make a good impression, stylish but not over the top
The best way to meet benefitial people?
I don't really have any inspiring relatives. Very interested in journalism, arts, creative writing and literature-- I really want to meet new people in my area that are experienced in these subjects. I'm about to go to college, and I want to have some guidance from writers, authors, journalists, and so on.
The best way to meet benefitial people?
Chances are, you'll find plenty of like minded folks in college. Most colleges have student groups dedicated to all sorts of creative endevours. Back in the day (gods, I'm old) my university had a student newspaper, a student magazine, a student literary journal, a creative writing club, etc. These are all pretty common.
Get thee to a library and check out the bulletin boards. Chances are you will find people looking to form or join reader or writer groups. Also your local bookstore will probably have weekly events sponsored by groups in your area
Reply:Go or call newspapers, advertising agencies, and colleges and ask for appointments to talk to people. Most people will tell you what ever you want to know if you only ask in a polite way and do it when they have time to talk to you.
Reply:Do some research and see if your college has any writing/reading clubs and groups. There are probably magazines or newspapers that you could get involved with too. If it's a big school with an active journalism or english department, they might have guest lectures that are open to the public too. My school had tons of those. :D
Reply:People with similar interest and financial status, gravitate to each other, due to similar life style, hobbies, etc. To achieve your goal, you must be seen in the same places as those you want to meet.
Reply:Scope out your community; where you live, or where you'll be attending college. Look in bookstores, shops, coffeehouses, etc. for postings about literary, artistic and otherwise creative groups or gatherings. Sometimes there's a fee, but it's a great way to meet new people with common interests. Also, many times these activities are free. The upside of free groups and activities is: sometimes the coolest people you'll ever meet are totally broke! :)
Also, the internet is an invaluable tool...but you seem to have already picked up on that. (Also, beneficial has no T. ;)
Good luck to you!
The best way to meet benefitial people?
Chances are, you'll find plenty of like minded folks in college. Most colleges have student groups dedicated to all sorts of creative endevours. Back in the day (gods, I'm old) my university had a student newspaper, a student magazine, a student literary journal, a creative writing club, etc. These are all pretty common.
Get thee to a library and check out the bulletin boards. Chances are you will find people looking to form or join reader or writer groups. Also your local bookstore will probably have weekly events sponsored by groups in your area
Reply:Go or call newspapers, advertising agencies, and colleges and ask for appointments to talk to people. Most people will tell you what ever you want to know if you only ask in a polite way and do it when they have time to talk to you.
Reply:Do some research and see if your college has any writing/reading clubs and groups. There are probably magazines or newspapers that you could get involved with too. If it's a big school with an active journalism or english department, they might have guest lectures that are open to the public too. My school had tons of those. :D
Reply:People with similar interest and financial status, gravitate to each other, due to similar life style, hobbies, etc. To achieve your goal, you must be seen in the same places as those you want to meet.
Reply:Scope out your community; where you live, or where you'll be attending college. Look in bookstores, shops, coffeehouses, etc. for postings about literary, artistic and otherwise creative groups or gatherings. Sometimes there's a fee, but it's a great way to meet new people with common interests. Also, many times these activities are free. The upside of free groups and activities is: sometimes the coolest people you'll ever meet are totally broke! :)
Also, the internet is an invaluable tool...but you seem to have already picked up on that. (Also, beneficial has no T. ;)
Good luck to you!
How do you organize the people you meet in daily life ?
How many categories do you organize the people that you meet into in everyday life (e.g. public, personal, relationship, work etc.,)
or you don't really do that.
How do you manage the people that you meet in everyday life, because you dont treat everyone the same.
I hope you understand what i'm trying say here....
How do you organize the people you meet in daily life ?
I usually do not, but that is a very interesting question, I am sure it could be very helpful if you want to know how to interact with them and how to set expectations of their behavior.
Here is my list and what kind of people would be on it (it might seem funny but for me it would work)
- Close Family: Wife and my daughter.
- Extended Close Family: Mom, Dad and sisters.
- The Kids: My nephews.
- Large Family: Everybody else in the family.
- Coworkers: People that work in my same organization
- Coworking Buddies: Coworkers that I get along great with.
- On my side Coworkers: People that support my views in the organization.
- Against me coworkers: People who usually do not agree with me and some nasty ones that try to undermine me.
- Best Friends : Lifelong pals
- Fairweather Friends: that come and go depending of the circunstances.
- Acquaintnace: Everybody else
Reply:immediate famlily, close friends , work friends, people I know, people who know me , people who know my husband. no one else really matters.
Reply:i have two categories: people i hate and people i dont hate
most people i like, but theres some i avoid
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or you don't really do that.
How do you manage the people that you meet in everyday life, because you dont treat everyone the same.
I hope you understand what i'm trying say here....
How do you organize the people you meet in daily life ?
I usually do not, but that is a very interesting question, I am sure it could be very helpful if you want to know how to interact with them and how to set expectations of their behavior.
Here is my list and what kind of people would be on it (it might seem funny but for me it would work)
- Close Family: Wife and my daughter.
- Extended Close Family: Mom, Dad and sisters.
- The Kids: My nephews.
- Large Family: Everybody else in the family.
- Coworkers: People that work in my same organization
- Coworking Buddies: Coworkers that I get along great with.
- On my side Coworkers: People that support my views in the organization.
- Against me coworkers: People who usually do not agree with me and some nasty ones that try to undermine me.
- Best Friends : Lifelong pals
- Fairweather Friends: that come and go depending of the circunstances.
- Acquaintnace: Everybody else
Reply:immediate famlily, close friends , work friends, people I know, people who know me , people who know my husband. no one else really matters.
Reply:i have two categories: people i hate and people i dont hate
most people i like, but theres some i avoid
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The Five People You Meet in Heaven?
For those of you who have read The Five People You Meet in Heaven, what would you say the main crisis is in the story? I need to write a news article for each plot element in the book, and for the crises portion, I am just stuck. I know that Eddie's general issues are being dead and feeling like his life was meaningless, but my teacher said that this article should not focus on the character's struggle, but rather a specific crisis... I am so confused. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
The Five People You Meet in Heaven?
He and his wife never had children.
Reply:what about the little girl he burned he always felt something was in that hut and it haunted him
Reply:Eddie's desire to please his dad and make him proud,Robin
The Five People You Meet in Heaven?
He and his wife never had children.
Reply:what about the little girl he burned he always felt something was in that hut and it haunted him
Reply:Eddie's desire to please his dad and make him proud,Robin
The Five People You Meet in Heaven?
In the Five People You Meet in Heaven, Eddie asks his first person, "How long have I been dead?" The man replies "a minute, an hour, a thousand years." What do you believe the man means?
The Five People You Meet in Heaven?
Time is relative to those who are alive. They have a certain amount of days. The dead have eternity so one minute is barely recognizable let alone one day in eternity.
Reply:It doesn't matter, dead is dead.
Reply:he means that he never died.
Reply:Time is irrelevant once we are dead.
Reply:It could be a sarcastic/dismissive/deliberate remark to show Eddie (and the reader) that bigger concerns await then this artificial construct of time. A minute, an hour and a thousand years are measurements that apply really only to the living on Earth. Death and dying is a universal concept. To ask how long something - anything - is in the state of death would garner multiple answers.
Reply:I haven't read that book, but it immediately occured to me that this may be a commentary that the concept of time is purely man-made.
If our planet could think, it would not say to itself every 365 days, "wow, another year has gone by, happy birthday to me." Instead, it would say, "wow, I've gone all the way around the sun again." In other words, the journey would be acknowledged, but not quantified.
For almost as long as I can remember, I have not been a slave to calendars like many people are, including the whole birthday thing. All that stuff about, "gee, do you FEEL older?" always strikes me as idiotic. Someone's birthday rolls around and they groan about getting older. It's just weird to me. I just turned 45, but inside I feel the way I did in my 20s. It's not "Peter Pan Syndrome" -- longevity runs in my family, so I'm fairly certain I'll eventually wind up a creaky 95-year old -- but I'm not going to do a countdown! :-)
Reply:perhaps reincarnation?
Reply:That it does not matter how long he has been dead. The story goes on to show that only through his death does he even come close to understanding his life.
Reply:GATÉ GATÉ PARAGATÉ PARASAMGATÉ BODHI SVAHA
The Five People You Meet in Heaven?
Time is relative to those who are alive. They have a certain amount of days. The dead have eternity so one minute is barely recognizable let alone one day in eternity.
Reply:It doesn't matter, dead is dead.
Reply:he means that he never died.
Reply:Time is irrelevant once we are dead.
Reply:It could be a sarcastic/dismissive/deliberate remark to show Eddie (and the reader) that bigger concerns await then this artificial construct of time. A minute, an hour and a thousand years are measurements that apply really only to the living on Earth. Death and dying is a universal concept. To ask how long something - anything - is in the state of death would garner multiple answers.
Reply:I haven't read that book, but it immediately occured to me that this may be a commentary that the concept of time is purely man-made.
If our planet could think, it would not say to itself every 365 days, "wow, another year has gone by, happy birthday to me." Instead, it would say, "wow, I've gone all the way around the sun again." In other words, the journey would be acknowledged, but not quantified.
For almost as long as I can remember, I have not been a slave to calendars like many people are, including the whole birthday thing. All that stuff about, "gee, do you FEEL older?" always strikes me as idiotic. Someone's birthday rolls around and they groan about getting older. It's just weird to me. I just turned 45, but inside I feel the way I did in my 20s. It's not "Peter Pan Syndrome" -- longevity runs in my family, so I'm fairly certain I'll eventually wind up a creaky 95-year old -- but I'm not going to do a countdown! :-)
Reply:perhaps reincarnation?
Reply:That it does not matter how long he has been dead. The story goes on to show that only through his death does he even come close to understanding his life.
Reply:GATÉ GATÉ PARAGATÉ PARASAMGATÉ BODHI SVAHA
How difficult is it for you to meet new people where you live?
I live in the US and am curious if it is getting more difficult as well in other countries to meet new people, (friends of the same and opposite sex) .
People seem to just live more and more of a sheltered life , work, watch tv at home, maybe go to a restaurant on the weekend . Their lives are closed really. And even they all drive individual cars so not even public transport to "chat someone up" !
of course their is work or class, but it is even getting more discouraging to meet people there!
How difficult is it for you to meet new people where you live?
I agree it's always hard to meet new people and the worst place to find new friends is in a bar.
Does your local Church hold social meetings, you may meet some lovely sincere people there?
Reply:Unfortunately you're right. Most people are either too mistrustful or self-absorbed to open up. It's hard for me too to accept that as a reality but what can you do? Gradually, we become mistrustful ourselves, being tired to be trampled on by their indifference and cynicism.
Reply:One word. "Trust." I'll strike up a conversation with anyone, but I've learned over the years to "beware." I use to be naive but now I'm overly cautious. I trust no one until proven otherwise. :)
Reply:its the same here in the uk.people seem to be in their own little bubble,and have all they need to live their lives independant of other people.people dont seem to have time to stop and have a chat anymore, which is really sad, and must be so lonely for a lot of people.also i think people are suspicious of strangers, and would just rather not bother getting to know new people.
Reply:Whats wrong with the working class...?
Its not difficult to make friends, it starts with being civil / nice to some one. Have you ever thought people might be avoiding you..?
People seem to just live more and more of a sheltered life , work, watch tv at home, maybe go to a restaurant on the weekend . Their lives are closed really. And even they all drive individual cars so not even public transport to "chat someone up" !
of course their is work or class, but it is even getting more discouraging to meet people there!
How difficult is it for you to meet new people where you live?
I agree it's always hard to meet new people and the worst place to find new friends is in a bar.
Does your local Church hold social meetings, you may meet some lovely sincere people there?
Reply:Unfortunately you're right. Most people are either too mistrustful or self-absorbed to open up. It's hard for me too to accept that as a reality but what can you do? Gradually, we become mistrustful ourselves, being tired to be trampled on by their indifference and cynicism.
Reply:One word. "Trust." I'll strike up a conversation with anyone, but I've learned over the years to "beware." I use to be naive but now I'm overly cautious. I trust no one until proven otherwise. :)
Reply:its the same here in the uk.people seem to be in their own little bubble,and have all they need to live their lives independant of other people.people dont seem to have time to stop and have a chat anymore, which is really sad, and must be so lonely for a lot of people.also i think people are suspicious of strangers, and would just rather not bother getting to know new people.
Reply:Whats wrong with the working class...?
Its not difficult to make friends, it starts with being civil / nice to some one. Have you ever thought people might be avoiding you..?
How can I be more social and meet people like me?
I find it difficult to go out to pubs and clubs and am not really part of the mainstream scene that most "normal" people are. I tend to get very anxious about going out, particularly at night as, although i have been working on my self-esteem and know it is okay to be myself, I feel socially "odd".
There must be people, like me, who dont drink alcohol and like to meet interesting, intelligent people for good conversations, coffee and company.
I have been going to salsa classes and try to go out on my own to things, plus I have joined a local social group, but most people are in couples or are much older. I just find it so difficult, and am aware that if I do not keep pushing myself I might not go out socially at all. I have some close friends, but want to be more "normal" and meet a variety of people.
I appear confident at work, but that is because I have my "work" head on and am representing something, if that makes sense.
Any ideas or help welcome x
How can I be more social and meet people like me?
Forget "clubbing" - It's for losers with nothing better to do with their time and money than to drink it up and act stupid.
Be thankful that you're not "more normal" in that regard - and then forget about that thing.
The salsa-dancing is good. Consider also martial arts for an activity that'll put you in contact with more younger people.
Also, community or professional organizations. You can meet some great people in groups like Rotarians, Toastmasters, etc. - or charitable organizations.
When you do go out, put your "work head" on because you are representing something - You're representing YOU - the most important and valuable and unqiue commodity that you'll ever represent.
If you're skeptical about that, consider this - your "work head" for "representing something" has apparently been successful for you at work, eh?
And, no matter what you've represented or thought you represented, if people trust you - either as a representative or to represent something - it's YOU they trust, respect, and apparently enjoy communicating with. So, it's been YOU all along that's been successful - not whatever you've "been representing".
So, just "put that head on" - and go have fun being successful.
Reply:I think it's great that you have been making an effort to change and meet new people it is very hard to meet good people these days. well if your not into drinking then don't try to meet anyone in a bar because drunks will get on your nerves if your not drunk yourself lol I would say to try and go out and do whatever interests you and I'm sure you will meet others that share your interests if you are outgoing and make an effort to talk to and get to know them. by the way I think you sound cool feel free to email me anytime ;-)
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There must be people, like me, who dont drink alcohol and like to meet interesting, intelligent people for good conversations, coffee and company.
I have been going to salsa classes and try to go out on my own to things, plus I have joined a local social group, but most people are in couples or are much older. I just find it so difficult, and am aware that if I do not keep pushing myself I might not go out socially at all. I have some close friends, but want to be more "normal" and meet a variety of people.
I appear confident at work, but that is because I have my "work" head on and am representing something, if that makes sense.
Any ideas or help welcome x
How can I be more social and meet people like me?
Forget "clubbing" - It's for losers with nothing better to do with their time and money than to drink it up and act stupid.
Be thankful that you're not "more normal" in that regard - and then forget about that thing.
The salsa-dancing is good. Consider also martial arts for an activity that'll put you in contact with more younger people.
Also, community or professional organizations. You can meet some great people in groups like Rotarians, Toastmasters, etc. - or charitable organizations.
When you do go out, put your "work head" on because you are representing something - You're representing YOU - the most important and valuable and unqiue commodity that you'll ever represent.
If you're skeptical about that, consider this - your "work head" for "representing something" has apparently been successful for you at work, eh?
And, no matter what you've represented or thought you represented, if people trust you - either as a representative or to represent something - it's YOU they trust, respect, and apparently enjoy communicating with. So, it's been YOU all along that's been successful - not whatever you've "been representing".
So, just "put that head on" - and go have fun being successful.
Reply:I think it's great that you have been making an effort to change and meet new people it is very hard to meet good people these days. well if your not into drinking then don't try to meet anyone in a bar because drunks will get on your nerves if your not drunk yourself lol I would say to try and go out and do whatever interests you and I'm sure you will meet others that share your interests if you are outgoing and make an effort to talk to and get to know them. by the way I think you sound cool feel free to email me anytime ;-)
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Who would be the Five people you meet in heaven?
Like the book ( The five people you meet in heaven),
who would be the 5 people you meet in heaven and what lesson would they have to teach you.
Who would be the Five people you meet in heaven?
Five?? That's ALL?? What a rip!! I want a whole crowd up there welcoming me with balloons and streamers and cake and everything! FIVE??
I am so disappointed now.
somebody hold me.
Reply:Jesus
Matthew
Mark Luke John %26amp;
Moses
I hope
Reply:i don't think there is a heaven.. or a hell
Reply:Where is heaven?
Reply:HOW TO TEASE THOSE IN HELL!!!
By believing in Jesus and being “saved” the Bible teaches that you will get one of the first seats in Heaven to watch how the vast majority of all the human beings perhaps into the TRILLIONS including your “unsaved” family members and old acquaintances will be especially tormented one by one in a sulfuric Hell fire lake or what have you for ever and ever. You will be encouraged to poke fun showing a wet big finger for them to lick hoping to quench their thirst because in Hell there is no fresh water and you can tease them all you want for ever and ever… That’s HEAVEN! No wonder Jesus said that you must hate your father and your mother and everybody else to follow him, especially if they are "unsaved" and go to HELL! You will hear a lot of “I told you so…” from Sweet Jesus! He thought of everything even some low IQ teasing games that WE CAN ALL PLAY with the damned!
Luke 16:23-25-NIV (Jesus is telling us…) AND BEING IN TORMENTS IN HELL, he* (*Not a gay person, but a capitalist pig!) lifted up his eyes and saw Abraham afar off, and Lazarus in his bosom. “Then he cried and said, ‘Father Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus that he may dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue; FOR I AM TORMENTED IN THIS FLAME.’(and Jesus all excited and turned on like mad continues the story telling…) But Abraham said, ‘Son* (*truly a son all Israelites come from Abraham including this rich man!), remember that in your lifetime you received your good things* (*in this story, to be rich is a sin unless you are a poor tithe paying follower of Jesus!), and likewise Lazarus evil things; but now he is comforted and YOU ARE TORMENTED!*
(*)Hey, these are the teasing words that sweet Jesus is dreaming up in anticipation of that day… he will certainly enjoy watching the Christians poking fun at all those in HELL FOR EVER AND EVER for rejecting him! It will be a long time before everybody in Heaven can possibly get bored… Only Jesus knows what other torments await the Christ rejecters in HELL…
Luke 19:27 (NIV) (Jesus is very excited telling this story!) But those enemies of mine who did not want me to be king over them–bring them here and kill them in front of me.* (*Not even the Mafia measures up to Jesus!)
Revelation 14:10-11 "he, too, will drink of the wine of God's fury, which has been poured full strength into the cup of his wrath. HE WILL BE TORMENTED WITH BURNING SULFUR in the presence of the holy angels and of the LAMB* (*aka God the Son Jesus Christ, and the Christians who managed to be saved -John 17:24) And the smoke of their torment rises FOR EVER AND EVER. There is no rest day or night for those who worship the beast and his image, or for anyone who receives the mark of his name."
So if you got saved GOOD FOR YOU!!! Make sure that you pay your tithes and offering or God the Holy Ghost will zap you on the spot and you will be given a Christian burial right on the spot, and go to HELL for blaspheming against God the Holy Ghost! (Acts 5:1-11)
Act 5:9-11 (NIV) Peter said to her, “How could you agree to test the Spirit of the Lord?* (*The “Holy Comforter”... by not paying the full tithe and offering!) Look! The feet of the men who buried your husband are at the door, and they will carry you out also.” At that moment she fell down at his feet and died. Then the young men came in and, finding her dead, carried her out and buried her beside her husband* (*done the Christian way without notifying anybody in your family!) GREAT FEAR SEIZED THE WHOLE CHURCH AND ALL WHO HEARD ABOUT THESE EVENTS.* (*It works all the time!)
Not paying the full tithe and offerings is a great unforgivable blasphemy against God the Holy Ghost! REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED TO THE RICH MAN and he was only the first one on the poking fun line out of the billions or trillions of unsaved human beings in Hell…!
On a second thought I give you my personal view on Heaven and Hell that some Bible writers share with me... Relax… there is no Heaven and Hell it is all a money making scheme banking on human religious gullibility! I echo the same opinion as some of the most honest writers of the Bible who couldn’t resist telling us the way it is…
Ecclesiastes 3:19 * Man's fate is like that of the animals; the same fate awaits them both: As one dies, so dies the other. All have the same breath; man has no advantage over the animal. Everything is vanity.
Job 7:9 * As a cloud vanishes and is gone, so he who goes down to the grave does not return.
Reply:Christ is the only one who matters.
Reply:Marylin Monroe- sex :D
Alexander the great- military tactics
Bruce Lee- fitness
Joan of Arc- courage
James Dean/Steve McQueen- Style
who would be the 5 people you meet in heaven and what lesson would they have to teach you.
Who would be the Five people you meet in heaven?
Five?? That's ALL?? What a rip!! I want a whole crowd up there welcoming me with balloons and streamers and cake and everything! FIVE??
I am so disappointed now.
somebody hold me.
Reply:Jesus
Matthew
Mark Luke John %26amp;
Moses
I hope
Reply:i don't think there is a heaven.. or a hell
Reply:Where is heaven?
Reply:HOW TO TEASE THOSE IN HELL!!!
By believing in Jesus and being “saved” the Bible teaches that you will get one of the first seats in Heaven to watch how the vast majority of all the human beings perhaps into the TRILLIONS including your “unsaved” family members and old acquaintances will be especially tormented one by one in a sulfuric Hell fire lake or what have you for ever and ever. You will be encouraged to poke fun showing a wet big finger for them to lick hoping to quench their thirst because in Hell there is no fresh water and you can tease them all you want for ever and ever… That’s HEAVEN! No wonder Jesus said that you must hate your father and your mother and everybody else to follow him, especially if they are "unsaved" and go to HELL! You will hear a lot of “I told you so…” from Sweet Jesus! He thought of everything even some low IQ teasing games that WE CAN ALL PLAY with the damned!
Luke 16:23-25-NIV (Jesus is telling us…) AND BEING IN TORMENTS IN HELL, he* (*Not a gay person, but a capitalist pig!) lifted up his eyes and saw Abraham afar off, and Lazarus in his bosom. “Then he cried and said, ‘Father Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus that he may dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue; FOR I AM TORMENTED IN THIS FLAME.’(and Jesus all excited and turned on like mad continues the story telling…) But Abraham said, ‘Son* (*truly a son all Israelites come from Abraham including this rich man!), remember that in your lifetime you received your good things* (*in this story, to be rich is a sin unless you are a poor tithe paying follower of Jesus!), and likewise Lazarus evil things; but now he is comforted and YOU ARE TORMENTED!*
(*)Hey, these are the teasing words that sweet Jesus is dreaming up in anticipation of that day… he will certainly enjoy watching the Christians poking fun at all those in HELL FOR EVER AND EVER for rejecting him! It will be a long time before everybody in Heaven can possibly get bored… Only Jesus knows what other torments await the Christ rejecters in HELL…
Luke 19:27 (NIV) (Jesus is very excited telling this story!) But those enemies of mine who did not want me to be king over them–bring them here and kill them in front of me.* (*Not even the Mafia measures up to Jesus!)
Revelation 14:10-11 "he, too, will drink of the wine of God's fury, which has been poured full strength into the cup of his wrath. HE WILL BE TORMENTED WITH BURNING SULFUR in the presence of the holy angels and of the LAMB* (*aka God the Son Jesus Christ, and the Christians who managed to be saved -John 17:24) And the smoke of their torment rises FOR EVER AND EVER. There is no rest day or night for those who worship the beast and his image, or for anyone who receives the mark of his name."
So if you got saved GOOD FOR YOU!!! Make sure that you pay your tithes and offering or God the Holy Ghost will zap you on the spot and you will be given a Christian burial right on the spot, and go to HELL for blaspheming against God the Holy Ghost! (Acts 5:1-11)
Act 5:9-11 (NIV) Peter said to her, “How could you agree to test the Spirit of the Lord?* (*The “Holy Comforter”... by not paying the full tithe and offering!) Look! The feet of the men who buried your husband are at the door, and they will carry you out also.” At that moment she fell down at his feet and died. Then the young men came in and, finding her dead, carried her out and buried her beside her husband* (*done the Christian way without notifying anybody in your family!) GREAT FEAR SEIZED THE WHOLE CHURCH AND ALL WHO HEARD ABOUT THESE EVENTS.* (*It works all the time!)
Not paying the full tithe and offerings is a great unforgivable blasphemy against God the Holy Ghost! REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED TO THE RICH MAN and he was only the first one on the poking fun line out of the billions or trillions of unsaved human beings in Hell…!
On a second thought I give you my personal view on Heaven and Hell that some Bible writers share with me... Relax… there is no Heaven and Hell it is all a money making scheme banking on human religious gullibility! I echo the same opinion as some of the most honest writers of the Bible who couldn’t resist telling us the way it is…
Ecclesiastes 3:19 * Man's fate is like that of the animals; the same fate awaits them both: As one dies, so dies the other. All have the same breath; man has no advantage over the animal. Everything is vanity.
Job 7:9 * As a cloud vanishes and is gone, so he who goes down to the grave does not return.
Reply:Christ is the only one who matters.
Reply:Marylin Monroe- sex :D
Alexander the great- military tactics
Bruce Lee- fitness
Joan of Arc- courage
James Dean/Steve McQueen- Style
Is it hard to meet people in college?
how do you meet people if you're not in a sorority?
Is it hard to meet people in college?
You'll have to join some clubs or organizations, or just talk to some kids in your classes. I'm a commuter and I transferred so it took me a while to open up. Just get involved in things you're interested in, you'll meet people soon enough.
Reply:On the contrary, it is very EASY to meet people. You don't have to be in a sorority to meet many, many people at clubs, bars, libraries, classes, dorms, meetings, college-sponsored parties and get-togethers, and school organizations.
Reply:Live on campus or get different roomates every semester or 2. Otherwise you have to wait untill the last 2 years of college because you will start taking classes with the same people and finally eet people. I know it sucks if you live off campus with parents or alone I never met ANYONE that way.
Reply:I think it is very easy to meet people. But good friends? Not so much. I was "friends" with almost my entire floor in my dorm. He hung out, ate together, went to parties, everything really. And then I moved out and that was that. I still made an effort to call them and connect through facebook, but no one was interested in the extra effort it took to hang out with me (I moved out after the 1st semester, so they were still all in the same floor, but I left). Maybe I just had a bad experience, I don't know.
You can also try through classes or just in random places on campus (lines for food, class buildings, etc). But these situations are hard because although you might have a great time sitting together in class, you really need to try hard once the semester is over to keep in touch. Clubs and organizations are key. They bring together a group of people with a common interest, (and somewhat a sense of comittment) so half the work is already done in making friends!
As for the sorority bit, they really are helpful. They open up opportunities in other organizations, through Panhel or NPHC council, committees for things like Greek Week, or just other clubs that sisters are in that you may never have thought of going to until she tells you she does it. This helps you to meet Greeks that aren't just in your chapter, so not only are you friends with all the girls in the chapter, you are friends with a good amount of the whole Greek community! That's a lot of people! You might want to consider it. First off on the paying for friends thing, you are already friends with the majority of them before you get a bid anyway! You could easily just continue to be their friend and not join! The money for dues is not so that you get access to these people as friends, it is paying for activities that you do as a group, just like any other group, and upkeep of the house, national fees, etc.
I would recommend that you check out some open houses or go through formal recruitment. You can stop at any time, and just going through the process with help you to meet a ton of people.
Reply:Just be friendly. Ask questions, ie."Did you understand that?, Did you have problems with your homework?". There are some clubs you can join. Go to all the free actvities that you have time for. I am still waiting to meet that perfect man. I know he is just going to be in my next class!!!!!
Reply:student center/union center (every college has one of those) cafeteria (who doesnt eat) In class (you probably have the same majors) at other function... sororities arent the only thing in college
Reply:I went to a community college where I knew not one person...I left with many friends!!! 3 years later, and we're all still friends. Don't be shy, Just be like 'hey! I'm_____ nice to meet you,' and start chatting. There are sooo many people in college. It was rare for me to see the same peson twice. It's not like high school- people are outspoken ( for the most part). College makes you come out of your shell, because if you want something you have to go after it- nobody brings it to you.
Reply:usually i warm up to people in my class or discussion classes. or when u have to do group work. Being in clubs etc helps too.
Reply:walk around your dorm.. get a facebook.. my sis is a freshman and she made like a hundred new friends her first week
Reply:It depends how big of a school you are in. If you are in a small residential college you will meet alot of people in your dorms, classes, and in the cafeteria. If you are in a big school you will have to work at meeting people. If you are an interested student, talk to the others after class. Join a dance club, be in a play, become active in student government, or get involved with intramural sports etc. You most deffinetly do not have to join a sorority. You do not have to be accepted by a club that rejects others to meet people.
Reply:I wondered the same thing, but I made a lot of friends through my roommate (I chose random) and I hung out with people that lived on my hall in the dorm. People are really accepting their freshman year, because everyone is in the same boat: wanting to make friends. Talk to the people in your classes, be social at parties, maybe join some clubs. My freshman year was a blast, and I didn't know a single person going to my college when I started out!
Reply:Everyone is so drunk they are quite sociable.
Reply:NO WAY, its super easy...and am very shy at times, but one way is to ask one of the students for advice in something and even if they don't know then joke with them saying me either and oh by the way my name is.....and you go from there. But its easy to make friends in college then it is in high school.
Reply:sororities arent the only way to meet people. i mean dont get me wrong they are fun and all, but you pay loads of money to meet friends? honestly..
meet people naturally like in class, parties, resteraunts on campus, on campus, the gym, etc.
good luck!
Is it hard to meet people in college?
You'll have to join some clubs or organizations, or just talk to some kids in your classes. I'm a commuter and I transferred so it took me a while to open up. Just get involved in things you're interested in, you'll meet people soon enough.
Reply:On the contrary, it is very EASY to meet people. You don't have to be in a sorority to meet many, many people at clubs, bars, libraries, classes, dorms, meetings, college-sponsored parties and get-togethers, and school organizations.
Reply:Live on campus or get different roomates every semester or 2. Otherwise you have to wait untill the last 2 years of college because you will start taking classes with the same people and finally eet people. I know it sucks if you live off campus with parents or alone I never met ANYONE that way.
Reply:I think it is very easy to meet people. But good friends? Not so much. I was "friends" with almost my entire floor in my dorm. He hung out, ate together, went to parties, everything really. And then I moved out and that was that. I still made an effort to call them and connect through facebook, but no one was interested in the extra effort it took to hang out with me (I moved out after the 1st semester, so they were still all in the same floor, but I left). Maybe I just had a bad experience, I don't know.
You can also try through classes or just in random places on campus (lines for food, class buildings, etc). But these situations are hard because although you might have a great time sitting together in class, you really need to try hard once the semester is over to keep in touch. Clubs and organizations are key. They bring together a group of people with a common interest, (and somewhat a sense of comittment) so half the work is already done in making friends!
As for the sorority bit, they really are helpful. They open up opportunities in other organizations, through Panhel or NPHC council, committees for things like Greek Week, or just other clubs that sisters are in that you may never have thought of going to until she tells you she does it. This helps you to meet Greeks that aren't just in your chapter, so not only are you friends with all the girls in the chapter, you are friends with a good amount of the whole Greek community! That's a lot of people! You might want to consider it. First off on the paying for friends thing, you are already friends with the majority of them before you get a bid anyway! You could easily just continue to be their friend and not join! The money for dues is not so that you get access to these people as friends, it is paying for activities that you do as a group, just like any other group, and upkeep of the house, national fees, etc.
I would recommend that you check out some open houses or go through formal recruitment. You can stop at any time, and just going through the process with help you to meet a ton of people.
Reply:Just be friendly. Ask questions, ie."Did you understand that?, Did you have problems with your homework?". There are some clubs you can join. Go to all the free actvities that you have time for. I am still waiting to meet that perfect man. I know he is just going to be in my next class!!!!!
Reply:student center/union center (every college has one of those) cafeteria (who doesnt eat) In class (you probably have the same majors) at other function... sororities arent the only thing in college
Reply:I went to a community college where I knew not one person...I left with many friends!!! 3 years later, and we're all still friends. Don't be shy, Just be like 'hey! I'm_____ nice to meet you,' and start chatting. There are sooo many people in college. It was rare for me to see the same peson twice. It's not like high school- people are outspoken ( for the most part). College makes you come out of your shell, because if you want something you have to go after it- nobody brings it to you.
Reply:usually i warm up to people in my class or discussion classes. or when u have to do group work. Being in clubs etc helps too.
Reply:walk around your dorm.. get a facebook.. my sis is a freshman and she made like a hundred new friends her first week
Reply:It depends how big of a school you are in. If you are in a small residential college you will meet alot of people in your dorms, classes, and in the cafeteria. If you are in a big school you will have to work at meeting people. If you are an interested student, talk to the others after class. Join a dance club, be in a play, become active in student government, or get involved with intramural sports etc. You most deffinetly do not have to join a sorority. You do not have to be accepted by a club that rejects others to meet people.
Reply:I wondered the same thing, but I made a lot of friends through my roommate (I chose random) and I hung out with people that lived on my hall in the dorm. People are really accepting their freshman year, because everyone is in the same boat: wanting to make friends. Talk to the people in your classes, be social at parties, maybe join some clubs. My freshman year was a blast, and I didn't know a single person going to my college when I started out!
Reply:Everyone is so drunk they are quite sociable.
Reply:NO WAY, its super easy...and am very shy at times, but one way is to ask one of the students for advice in something and even if they don't know then joke with them saying me either and oh by the way my name is.....and you go from there. But its easy to make friends in college then it is in high school.
Reply:sororities arent the only way to meet people. i mean dont get me wrong they are fun and all, but you pay loads of money to meet friends? honestly..
meet people naturally like in class, parties, resteraunts on campus, on campus, the gym, etc.
good luck!
Ten people that you would like to meet and why?
If you could choose 10 people (that are living or have passed away) who would you like to meet and why? Ten people I would like to meet are: my maternal grandmother (passed away before I was born), Martin Luther King Jr, Bob Marley, Oprah Winfrey, Benjamin Franklin, Sylvia Plath, Bill Gates, Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, and William Blake.
Ten people that you would like to meet and why?
1. Johnny Depp - b/c he's an awesome actor and he's sooo friggin' hot!!
2. T.I. - see above
3. L.L.Cool J. - OMG! Do I really need to explain that one? LOL!
4. dang! can't name any more, all excited thinking about them. G/G! Have a rockin' day!!!
Reply:1Tyra-cuz she is so down 2 earth
2oprah-ask her her reel opinion on rap
3michael jackson-just to observe his nose
4bill gates-to ask him why is he so smart...and 4 money
5ciara-i wanna audtion 4 1 of her videos
6lil romeo-cuz i luv his sexi self!
7bow wow-to see how tall he really is
8.aaliyah-........so many 2 name
9-my real grandpa
10my grandma that i never met
Reply:The Cree woman who was the mother of my great(x4)grandfather. - They don't have a name recorded and I want to know.
Bono. -He is such an inspiration and a great singer to boot.
Martin Luther King Jr. -What inspires a person to be such a great and just leader?
Gandhi. -Same question for him.
Hitler. -I want to ask how a person so be so evil and yet feel he is justified. Then I would shoot him.
The Afghani Girl with the eyes from the Time Magazine cover. -What has her life been like since that day?
Princess Diana - she was a humanitarian stuck in such chaotic world.
JRR Tolkien - must have been super interesting to have come up with those stories.
Zach de la Rocha- Rage Against the Machine was inspirational because of him.
Gerardo Torrado. Because I think he is hot and I should be able to have at least one 'just cause' person.
Reply:hm........good question
1. Ozzy Osbourne--
2. Sharon Osbourne--
3. Kelly Osbourne--
4. Jack Osbourne--
*because they are all funny and I loved their show
5. Stephen King--I love his books
6. Xhibit because I love "Pimp My Ride" and he seems like such a
funny person
7. Larry the Cable Guy--he is funny
8. Whoopi Goldberg--she is funny
9. Taylor Hicks--my favorite American Idol
10 Kevin Costner--he's nice to look at
Reply:Douglas Adams
Richard Feynman
Stephen Hawking
Isaac Newton
Eddie Izzard
Orson Scott Card
J.K. Rowling
Viggo Mortenson
William H. Macy
Princess Diana
Why? Because they strike me as intriguing people with fascinating personalities. They're all special in some way, possess some talent that makes them... alluring.
Reply:Tupac (Good Conversation)
Biggie (He was a funny dude)
Bill Gates (Let me hold a Million Dollars Bill)
Christina Millian (So So Hot)
G.W. Bush (So I could tell him in person how much of a dumb *** I thought he was)
Bill Clinton ( Cool white Dude)
JFK ( Dude why did they shoot you)
One of the Aliens from the area 51 Crash ( Were you drinking and flying?)
Snoop Dogg (Smoke some green with him)
Brad Pitt (Why the hell did U leave Jennifer and get with a crazy ***** like Angelina)
Reply:#1: JESUS CHRIST. He is without a doubt the greatest one of all.
#2: My great- great- great- great- great- great- great- great- great- grandmother. I wonder whether she had lots of hair.
#3: My great- great- great- great- great- great- great- great- great- grandfather. I'm sure he'd be even hairier than his wife.
#4: TuPac. I would just like to ask him if he's really dead.
#5: Elvis Presley. I once had a Schnitzl shaped just like him and wonder whether he was giving me a sign of some sort.
#6: My former Math Teacher. So I could tell him that i DID make it without being able to calculate with the imaginary number "i".
#7: Evil Knievel. I just want to wear his helmet ONCE.
#8: Buddy Holly. Same thing as above, only with glasses.
#9: Rapunzel. I'd love to braid her hair.
#10. You. So we could think about 100 more people we'd like to meet!
Reply:AFI (4 members Davey Havok, Jade Puget, Adam Carson, Hunter)
Brendon Urie (Panic! at the disco)
Adam (taking back sunday)
Milo Ventimiglia
Mariska Hargitay (law and order SVU)
William Beckett (the academy is...)
Pete Wentz (fall out boy)
because i admire these people...there all so funny...and thats awesome
Reply:10 People?
Lebron James
Notorious B.I.G
The Game
Tupac
Eazy-E
Kobe Bryant
Manny Ramirez
David Ortiz
Derek Jeter
Adam Sandlar
Reply:Anna Kournikova, Shania Twain, Genghis Khan, Pope John Paul II, Dali llama, Gandhi, Israel Kamakawiwo'ole, King Kamehameha, Queen Liliuokalani, Atilla the Hun.
Why, just because.
Reply:Vanessa Williams because she singed in Pocahontas.
Celine Dion because she is Canadian.
Samantha Fox because she sang "Naughty Girls" and "Touch me".
Venus Williams because she`s got a sister called Serena.
Serena Williams because she is the strongest woman in sports.
Madonna because she composed a song for Nick Kamen.
Marat Safin because he is the man of my wet dreams.
Mariah Carey to to to to ... LOL... LOL.
Bette Midler because I think she is a great comedian.
Janet Jackson to talk about Agenda 2000.
Ten people that you would like to meet and why?
1. Johnny Depp - b/c he's an awesome actor and he's sooo friggin' hot!!
2. T.I. - see above
3. L.L.Cool J. - OMG! Do I really need to explain that one? LOL!
4. dang! can't name any more, all excited thinking about them. G/G! Have a rockin' day!!!
Reply:1Tyra-cuz she is so down 2 earth
2oprah-ask her her reel opinion on rap
3michael jackson-just to observe his nose
4bill gates-to ask him why is he so smart...and 4 money
5ciara-i wanna audtion 4 1 of her videos
6lil romeo-cuz i luv his sexi self!
7bow wow-to see how tall he really is
8.aaliyah-........so many 2 name
9-my real grandpa
10my grandma that i never met
Reply:The Cree woman who was the mother of my great(x4)grandfather. - They don't have a name recorded and I want to know.
Bono. -He is such an inspiration and a great singer to boot.
Martin Luther King Jr. -What inspires a person to be such a great and just leader?
Gandhi. -Same question for him.
Hitler. -I want to ask how a person so be so evil and yet feel he is justified. Then I would shoot him.
The Afghani Girl with the eyes from the Time Magazine cover. -What has her life been like since that day?
Princess Diana - she was a humanitarian stuck in such chaotic world.
JRR Tolkien - must have been super interesting to have come up with those stories.
Zach de la Rocha- Rage Against the Machine was inspirational because of him.
Gerardo Torrado. Because I think he is hot and I should be able to have at least one 'just cause' person.
Reply:hm........good question
1. Ozzy Osbourne--
2. Sharon Osbourne--
3. Kelly Osbourne--
4. Jack Osbourne--
*because they are all funny and I loved their show
5. Stephen King--I love his books
6. Xhibit because I love "Pimp My Ride" and he seems like such a
funny person
7. Larry the Cable Guy--he is funny
8. Whoopi Goldberg--she is funny
9. Taylor Hicks--my favorite American Idol
10 Kevin Costner--he's nice to look at
Reply:Douglas Adams
Richard Feynman
Stephen Hawking
Isaac Newton
Eddie Izzard
Orson Scott Card
J.K. Rowling
Viggo Mortenson
William H. Macy
Princess Diana
Why? Because they strike me as intriguing people with fascinating personalities. They're all special in some way, possess some talent that makes them... alluring.
Reply:Tupac (Good Conversation)
Biggie (He was a funny dude)
Bill Gates (Let me hold a Million Dollars Bill)
Christina Millian (So So Hot)
G.W. Bush (So I could tell him in person how much of a dumb *** I thought he was)
Bill Clinton ( Cool white Dude)
JFK ( Dude why did they shoot you)
One of the Aliens from the area 51 Crash ( Were you drinking and flying?)
Snoop Dogg (Smoke some green with him)
Brad Pitt (Why the hell did U leave Jennifer and get with a crazy ***** like Angelina)
Reply:#1: JESUS CHRIST. He is without a doubt the greatest one of all.
#2: My great- great- great- great- great- great- great- great- great- grandmother. I wonder whether she had lots of hair.
#3: My great- great- great- great- great- great- great- great- great- grandfather. I'm sure he'd be even hairier than his wife.
#4: TuPac. I would just like to ask him if he's really dead.
#5: Elvis Presley. I once had a Schnitzl shaped just like him and wonder whether he was giving me a sign of some sort.
#6: My former Math Teacher. So I could tell him that i DID make it without being able to calculate with the imaginary number "i".
#7: Evil Knievel. I just want to wear his helmet ONCE.
#8: Buddy Holly. Same thing as above, only with glasses.
#9: Rapunzel. I'd love to braid her hair.
#10. You. So we could think about 100 more people we'd like to meet!
Reply:AFI (4 members Davey Havok, Jade Puget, Adam Carson, Hunter)
Brendon Urie (Panic! at the disco)
Adam (taking back sunday)
Milo Ventimiglia
Mariska Hargitay (law and order SVU)
William Beckett (the academy is...)
Pete Wentz (fall out boy)
because i admire these people...there all so funny...and thats awesome
Reply:10 People?
Lebron James
Notorious B.I.G
The Game
Tupac
Eazy-E
Kobe Bryant
Manny Ramirez
David Ortiz
Derek Jeter
Adam Sandlar
Reply:Anna Kournikova, Shania Twain, Genghis Khan, Pope John Paul II, Dali llama, Gandhi, Israel Kamakawiwo'ole, King Kamehameha, Queen Liliuokalani, Atilla the Hun.
Why, just because.
Reply:Vanessa Williams because she singed in Pocahontas.
Celine Dion because she is Canadian.
Samantha Fox because she sang "Naughty Girls" and "Touch me".
Venus Williams because she`s got a sister called Serena.
Serena Williams because she is the strongest woman in sports.
Madonna because she composed a song for Nick Kamen.
Marat Safin because he is the man of my wet dreams.
Mariah Carey to to to to ... LOL... LOL.
Bette Midler because I think she is a great comedian.
Janet Jackson to talk about Agenda 2000.
I would like to meet new people.?
I'm a sophmore in high school and i feel very limited to my small circle of friends. I mean last year i was really popular and i knew a lot of people i really loved but with all the drama that comes with being in high school everyone kind of separated and i'm trying to stay away from that this year. So now i have this very small group of friends that i don't enjoy even being around anymore. what do u suggest i do? most of the time i feel really depressed because i'm not enjoying life the way i'm supposed to. How can i meet more people %26amp; enjoy my life more...i don't want to feel like i'm wasting my teen years.
I would like to meet new people.?
hey doll! listen, high school, as u stated, is full of this type of drama. the best way i got through it was by being confident in myself and not letting what other people say be a determining factor. If you give attention to what other people say, their mean-ness will work and the only one who will suffer is you. If u have a nonchalant attitude and just enjoy urself, those people will stop talking and instead realize that its no use. I know i may sound like a "self esteem commercial" but ive tried it and it works! i ended up being popular in high school plus everyone looked at me as a person who they could count on. Plus, don't be afraid to meet someone outside of ur circle, whether its a jock, a cheerleader, a nerd or a punk. the broader your appeal, the better view people will have of you. So just laugh, smile, and be happy with yourself and u'll find that the people around you will be the same. People are naturally attracted to a person with a good personality! Thats a great way to meet new peeps! Take care and good luck!!
emergency dentist
I would like to meet new people.?
hey doll! listen, high school, as u stated, is full of this type of drama. the best way i got through it was by being confident in myself and not letting what other people say be a determining factor. If you give attention to what other people say, their mean-ness will work and the only one who will suffer is you. If u have a nonchalant attitude and just enjoy urself, those people will stop talking and instead realize that its no use. I know i may sound like a "self esteem commercial" but ive tried it and it works! i ended up being popular in high school plus everyone looked at me as a person who they could count on. Plus, don't be afraid to meet someone outside of ur circle, whether its a jock, a cheerleader, a nerd or a punk. the broader your appeal, the better view people will have of you. So just laugh, smile, and be happy with yourself and u'll find that the people around you will be the same. People are naturally attracted to a person with a good personality! Thats a great way to meet new peeps! Take care and good luck!!
emergency dentist
Looking for ways to meet new people in NJ....?
I'm 27 (female), recently single, and looking for some new ways to meet people. I've tried volunteering, church, etc., but I'm really looking for something fun to do. Anyone know of any fun groups or anything like that to join? I'm in Bergen County (Fair Lawn/Paramus area).
Thanks!
Looking for ways to meet new people in NJ....?
You can try http://newjersey.craigslist.org or searching through myspace by zipcode. You can frequent places you enjoy and find people who have tihngs in common there as well.
Thanks!
Looking for ways to meet new people in NJ....?
You can try http://newjersey.craigslist.org or searching through myspace by zipcode. You can frequent places you enjoy and find people who have tihngs in common there as well.
HI TO ALL,why is it so HARD TO MEET PEOPLE IN STEVENAGE AND SURROUNDING AREAS?WERE CAN I MEET PEOPLE?
I LIVE IN STEVENAGE,BUT IT SO HARD TO MEET PEOPLE,IV`E LIVED HERE FOR 1 AND A HALF YEARS NOW,AND IVE STILL NOT FOUND ANY FRIENDLY PEOPLE.SO IF THERE ARE ANY FRIENDLY,AND CARING.AND TRUSTING LADY`S OUT THERE WOULD LIKE TO MEET UP WITH ME OR EVEN CHAT AND MAYBE BE FRIENDS ,THAT WOULD BE REAL NICE.I`M A GOOD MAN BUT JUST FIND IT HARD TO FIND FRIEND ,WITH ME COMING FROM BLACKPOOL UP NORTH IS SO HARD NOT KNOWING MANY PEOPLE DOWN HERE.WELL I HOPE THERE ARE SOME GOOD AND UNDERSTANDING PEOPLE OUT THERE THAT WOULD LIKE TO CHAT AND MAYBE BECOME FRIENDS ETC....TAKE CARE DARREN
HI TO ALL,why is it so HARD TO MEET PEOPLE IN STEVENAGE AND SURROUNDING AREAS?WERE CAN I MEET PEOPLE?
Maybe the problem is that you're somewhere in a place called Stevenage...people are in cities.
toothpaste
HI TO ALL,why is it so HARD TO MEET PEOPLE IN STEVENAGE AND SURROUNDING AREAS?WERE CAN I MEET PEOPLE?
Maybe the problem is that you're somewhere in a place called Stevenage...people are in cities.
toothpaste
Does anyone know any statistics on how many people meet in person after meeting online?
I have several friends using online matchmaker services and I'm just curious how many people actually meet in real life. I know it used to be considered "desperate" but it seems so acceptable now. I just wonder how many people actually meet in person. I'm trying to convince someone that it can be safe and a great way to make new friends or start a relationship so any actual statistics would be greatly appreciated! Please no personal stories.
Does anyone know any statistics on how many people meet in person after meeting online?
Check out this article on HowStuffWorks.com.
http://people.howstuffworks.com/online-d...
Reply:I work in marketing and research and I don't know of any specific study that tracked how many people met after making an online connection. Your best bet may be to try looking at some of the dating sites to see if they provide anything like that as a 'testament' to their service besides individual testimonials.
Does anyone know any statistics on how many people meet in person after meeting online?
Check out this article on HowStuffWorks.com.
http://people.howstuffworks.com/online-d...
Reply:I work in marketing and research and I don't know of any specific study that tracked how many people met after making an online connection. Your best bet may be to try looking at some of the dating sites to see if they provide anything like that as a 'testament' to their service besides individual testimonials.
The BEST Site to meet NEW people, guys??
Hi! Tell me please , what are the best sites to meet new people? axcept of myspace.com. soemthing different, more inteligent, fun, and that would be normal people.
The BEST Site to meet NEW people, guys??
matchmaker.com
The BEST Site to meet NEW people, guys??
matchmaker.com
New Town, New Faces - How Do I Meet New People In My New Town?
Hello all, I just recently moved to a new town and so far the only person I've met is my landlord. What are good activities to do to meet people?? Any suggestions would help -
New Town, New Faces - How Do I Meet New People In My New Town?
Take a walk around the neighborhood
Reply:Take a walk, attend church, go to a grocery store.
Reply:umm go to bars if u are old enough or too a downtown area, Umm if there is a rec center or some kind of special thing that lets u meet new people in town sometimes the library works too or just strike up a conversation with someone that strikes your eye that u might want to get to know as a friend i am kinda in the same perdicament right now and i seem to be meeting new people through my family more than anything.
Reply:Online is OK, but you'd have to look locally; otherwise, join local clubs related to your hobbies, start new hobbies or just hang out at the grocery store and try to help guys pick out better stuff!
Reply:Get out of the house!!
Hit some bars, go to the gym, get involved in church-see what others at your office do.
Reply:Run around naked...that oughta do it!! ;)
Reply:You have the answer to this question. What do you like to do. Biking - join the local bike club.
Bingo - go play bingo
Dance - go to a dance club.
The cool thing about this is you get to meet people with a common interest.
Good Luck
Reply:As old fashion as it may sound take a food gift to your neighbors and introduce yourself.
Reply:search for people in your area on myspace. talk to them on there. then hook up in real life.
New Town, New Faces - How Do I Meet New People In My New Town?
Take a walk around the neighborhood
Reply:Take a walk, attend church, go to a grocery store.
Reply:umm go to bars if u are old enough or too a downtown area, Umm if there is a rec center or some kind of special thing that lets u meet new people in town sometimes the library works too or just strike up a conversation with someone that strikes your eye that u might want to get to know as a friend i am kinda in the same perdicament right now and i seem to be meeting new people through my family more than anything.
Reply:Online is OK, but you'd have to look locally; otherwise, join local clubs related to your hobbies, start new hobbies or just hang out at the grocery store and try to help guys pick out better stuff!
Reply:Get out of the house!!
Hit some bars, go to the gym, get involved in church-see what others at your office do.
Reply:Run around naked...that oughta do it!! ;)
Reply:You have the answer to this question. What do you like to do. Biking - join the local bike club.
Bingo - go play bingo
Dance - go to a dance club.
The cool thing about this is you get to meet people with a common interest.
Good Luck
Reply:As old fashion as it may sound take a food gift to your neighbors and introduce yourself.
Reply:search for people in your area on myspace. talk to them on there. then hook up in real life.
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