Terry wrote: » put goatse in her sig and started posting tubgirl all over the place.
Turd Ferguson wrote: » I met a girl over the internet once. I drove all the way to Dublin from Galway to meet her. We went to the pub for one drink but apparently she had been banned from the place the night before for drinking 12 pints of Guinness and stabbing a bouncer. So she decided we should go to the Art museum, which was closed so we went to the National gallery instead. We were there for about 20 minutes and she was really abusive towards everyone else there. She called the security guard a c*nt and put her hands down her pants, got a finger full of vagoo juice and rubbed it in the face of the girl behind the counter as we came in. I had enough and excused myself to go to the bathroom. Luckily she had to go too, although the crude things she was saying she was gonna go in there (something along the lines off pebble-dashing the bowl with a massive brown explosion). So I waited till she went in and I ran for it. I sent her a text as I fled saying I wasnt coming back...God I hope I never meet her again.
TheZohan wrote: » I think people are offended by the underhanded way "AssocProd" (Associate Producer no doubt) tried to get information earlier from boardsies earlier. We're hardly going to give a serious answer now having been treated with such a lack of respect.
Terry wrote: » That's understandable. No need to hi-jack this thread though.
Turd Ferguson wrote: » You're working for her, aren't you!!! Tbh I've never tried and probably will never try dating online. Something about it is kinda creepy to me, unless it's someone you've gotten to know though e-mail or message boards or whatever. But just answering an ad for a date seems a bit weird to me.
Terry wrote: » I'm sure plenty of people have their own stories to tell and would like to tell them without being ridiculed.
Terry wrote: » Right, I closed an earlier thread due to certain issues, so here we go again. I'll start. SNIP!
IvaBigWun wrote: » All lies Terry. You raped her didnt you? You big hairy internet rapist you. But seriously. Internet Dating is a bad idea Mmmkay?
TequilaMockingBird wrote: » Are you lost Terry?
Terry wrote: » Working for her? Me? Never. In fairness to her, she did actually contact a few mods before posting here. It wasn't the usual journalist stealing stories crap. Believe me, I would have requested a site ban if I though it was. She was just looking for a few horror stories, as opposed to the usual bullshít you get. You know the ones. Oh, me and my lover met on this site and we're so in love. Everything is great and we're now selling this to a cheap tabloid magazine. I know it's AH, but there's no need to hi-jack a thread because one person made a mistake. I'm sure plenty of people have their own stories to tell and would like to tell them without being ridiculed.
towel401 wrote: » I sat on the train for 2 hours to meet a girl who only sent me one pic of when she was still a virgin. and she's still using the pic now. about 4 years later. yech
A German tourist whose internet relationship turned out to be anything but romantic has warned of the dangers of travelling across the world to meet a stranger after spending a week in a Dunedin man's home she described as a "horror house" She said the man who met her at the airport was not the 33-year-old PhD student with whom she had struck up an internet relationship in October through his Myspace page, but an unkempt, unemployed 54-year-old man. When she arrived in Dunedin, she was alarmed after he rushed up to her, gave her a large hug and an over-friendly kiss and hurried her to his car. "He had such a creepy aura. I was in shock." "His home was really a horror house, I would say. Little roosters, cats and chickens lived in the house. There was a lot of cartons and dust and rubbish. "You could not walk up the stairs and there was an ugly smell, a dead animal smell, and an ugly smell [of] old clothes." She said she became more afraid as Mr Robb disclosed more about himself to her. "He was really out of reality. He lived in a complete fantasy world. "I was totally afraid because he said there was no electricity there, so we only had the candles at night." At night, Mr Robb took off his clothes and lay down in the same bed beside her. "I had all my clothes on and these dirty sheets around me . . . I realised in that moment it was too much."
"I was totally afraid because he said there was no electricity there, so we only had the candles at night."
Collie D wrote: »
Crumble Froo wrote: » before she realised he was a dropkick
kickoutthejams wrote: » What's a dropkick?
Dragan wrote: » You internet age showing. That is the kind of thing you need to go and find out for yourself.
Das Kitty wrote: » There is one particular girl who has been doing the rounds of the menfolk there. In the past 4 years she has been engaged to two of them (the second one ended so badly that the fella made a suicide attempt), she's been caught with her best mate's (also met on the forum) longterm boyfriend. She was moving in with another only to tell him that she wouldn't at the last minute, stiffing him with the rent and having to find someone else to take the flat instead. She must have some serious issues as she's a lovely looking girl and seems to be quite nice apart from some bizarre outbursts from time to time.
Local-womanizer wrote: » My second cousin met some lad on the net. Biggest mistake ever.You could write a book on their "releationship" but nobody would beleive it. A list of things, Threatend to hit her and refused to leave her house. Lifted the handbrake in her car while she was driving on a dual carriageway at 60 mph. Stole her car keys and threw them into a field somewhere. Proposed to her,then called it off the next morning,after he had ordered the ring. Proposed to her again,called it off again. Loads more but I cant remember at the mo. Complete a**hole.We think he has mild schizophrenia(sp?) or something
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