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Topic: Money-Hungry
Rock Joined Thu 10/09/08 Posts: 21257	Sat 12/27/08 06:06 PM
If she orders a peanutbutter and $20. sammich, she's probably hungry for money.

MirrorMirror Joined Fri 10/26/07 Posts: 89680	Sat 12/27/08 06:19 PM
If she orders a peanutbutter and $20. sammich, she's probably hungry for money.

Moondark Joined Tue 11/27/07 Posts: 5866	Sun 12/28/08 09:03 AM
watch out boy she'll chew you up...oh oh here she comes...she's a man eater What was there before you edited it???

singmesweet Joined Mon 07/28/08 Posts: 26661	Sun 12/28/08 09:40 AM
How can a man tell on a first date if the woman was money-hungry? When they ask if you have a job. No, it doesn't mean that at all.

alonenotlonely Joined Thu 01/03/08 Posts: 2957	Sun 12/28/08 09:48 AM
How can a man tell on a first date if the woman was money-hungry? It's usually obvious in the attention paid to non-essential details: hygienic details, clothing/shoe/jewelry details, career/vacation/activities, etc. Not what they ask 'cause we're all interested in these - it's evident more in the detailed interest of the normal questions.

moofooga Joined Thu 01/31/08 Posts: 25515	Sun 12/28/08 11:13 AM
How can a man tell on a first date if the woman was money-hungry? The date asking you if you drive an expensive car like a Porsche on the first date (or before then) would be another indication. Keep in mind that you aren't being asked "what kind of car do you drive", which is STILL bad but still left to interpretation, but whether or not you drive some expensive Euro-trash supercar. I had a date a while ago where the little snowflake asked me if I drove a Porsche in an "I only date dudes who drive Porsches" kind of way. She was quite haughty in her automotive requirements, too. So- using my always brutal sense of poetic justice- I replied "yes". She just about pooped herself when she found that my car was NOT the Porsche she thought I had but was actually a well-worn 1999 Ford Ranger. When she exclaimed, "You expletive! That's NOT a Porsche!", I replied, "Well... the engine was designed by them...". And- since the 3.0 liter V-6 in my truck (codenamed "Vulcan" by Ford) was a Porsche-designed powerplant that originally found its way in such family cars as the Taurus and other smaller vehicles as well as the Ranger line of mid-sized pickups- I was technically correct and thus technically driving a "Porsche". It didn't win me a second date, though.

cityblues21 Joined Sat 07/05/08 Posts: 20033	Sun 12/28/08 11:45 AM
How can a man tell on a first date if the woman was money-hungry? The date asking you if you drive an expensive car like a Porsche on the first date (or before then) would be another indication. Keep in mind that you aren't being asked "what kind of car do you drive", which is STILL bad but still left to interpretation, but whether or not you drive some expensive Euro-trash supercar. I had a date a while ago where the little snowflake asked me if I drove a Porsche in an "I only date dudes who drive Porsches" kind of way. She was quite haughty in her automotive requirements, too. So- using my always brutal sense of poetic justice- I replied "yes". She just about pooped herself when she found that my car was NOT the Porsche she thought I had but was actually a well-worn 1999 Ford Ranger. When she exclaimed, "You expletive! That's NOT a Porsche!", I replied, "Well... the engine was designed by them...". And- since the 3.0 liter V-6 in my truck (codenamed "Vulcan" by Ford) was a Porsche-designed powerplant that originally found its way in such family cars as the Taurus and other smaller vehicles as well as the Ranger line of mid-sized pickups- I was technically correct and thus technically driving a "Porsche". It didn't win me a second date, though. I love it!!!!!