Bob321. wrote: » I know , i just had too much to drink i suppose.
anncoates wrote: » It's was me. I'm up the duff.
IR1SH RANG3R wrote: » Front Door facebook page, look for pictures, hope ye are in one and kind find her that way? Not like I've ever done this before!
Lapin wrote: » What's this shíte about moaning online about people sending out requests to find people online these days? You don't get anywhere moaning online for a reason.
LostBoy101 wrote: » Posting your story on boards.ie won't help your cause to be honest :P Brace the incoming slagging my friend.
Bob321. wrote: » Right , a long shot this but looking i met a girl Friday night in The Front door pub in Galway.By met i mean chatting and dancing with her. I was fairly well on it and remember very little of what was said. She was fairly tall blonde and was with her friend who was a good bit smaller and darkish blonde i think, i think i danced with her aswell for a minute! It would of been late the Friday night , in front of the bar on the ground floor i think. Been thinkin about her since and regrettin not askin for her number!
Santa Cruz wrote: » "I suppose" She's had a lucky escape from a sop like you
MrsYelnekoff wrote: » isn't this a song?!
Yellowblackbird wrote: » Was she wearing a watch? I think I walked by her on the way to the chipper.
On a Ryanair flight from Dublin to Barcelona, 24-year-old Irishman Jamie Kelly found himself sitting beside 27-year-old "Katie" from Nova Scotia, Canada. After Kelly offered up his seat to Katie's mother—with whom she was traveling—the pair began chatting merrily, but became separated at passport control in Dublin. Despite searching, Kelly realised he'd lost her, and returned home alone.
MrsYelnekoff wrote: » ah leave the poor guy alone. Just a friendly tip OP , if a posted on 'boards' about meeting me on a night out, i'd be a bit weirded out. Why didn't you ask for her number or something?
Rucking_Fetard wrote: » Man uses hashtag to find the woman he fell in love with on a plane