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Is this thread still going
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Edited by
Mr_Music
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*coughcoughpassivecough* Whining about it is being passive. Moving on to things you actually like would be doing something about it. It's also called 'shining it on'. Pretty tough to "do something about it" when 39,996 of the 40,000 female profiles have some mention of the damn beach. |
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*coughcoughpassivecough* Whining about it is being passive. Moving on to things you actually like would be doing something about it. It's also called 'shining it on'. Pretty tough to "do something about it" when 39,996 of the 40,000 female profiles have some mention of the damn beach. waaah, waaaah, waaaah. 
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There's cute guys at the beach!!
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they almost all sound like a generic blue print of each other.
every profile i've looked at wants: an honest, fun-loving person, who is romantic, caring, sweet, with a laid back personality and either likes to stay in or go out. it's pretty hard to avoid the ones who like to 'stay in or go out' isn't it? |
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*coughcoughpassivecough* Whining about it is being passive. Moving on to things you actually like would be doing something about it. It's also called 'shining it on'. Pretty tough to "do something about it" when 39,996 of the 40,000 female profiles have some mention of the damn beach. waaah, waaaah, waaaah.  Let me know when you have something important and relevant to say.
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*coughcoughpassivecough* Whining about it is being passive. Moving on to things you actually like would be doing something about it. It's also called 'shining it on'. Pretty tough to "do something about it" when 39,996 of the 40,000 female profiles have some mention of the damn beach. waaah, waaaah, waaaah. Let me know when you have something important and relevant to say. Same goes for you  .
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they almost all sound like a generic blue print of each other. every profile i've looked at wants: an honest, fun-loving person, who is romantic, caring, sweet, with a laid back personality and either likes to stay in or go out. it's pretty hard to avoid the ones who like to 'stay in or go out' isn't it? 
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*coughcoughpassivecough* Whining about it is being passive. Moving on to things you actually like would be doing something about it. It's also called 'shining it on'. Pretty tough to "do something about it" when 39,996 of the 40,000 female profiles have some mention of the damn beach. That's only because a great number of people who have signed on here live on or close to a coast! |
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I like to eat chips at the beach whilst watching dogs frollick and pee on things......
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I consider myself lucky to live by a beach let alone in San Diego.
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I like to stay in and go out but not necessarily at the same time. haha yeah, that didn't quite come out the way i intended. i didn't really think the issue was the beach, in and of itself, but that rather the overuse of it in profiles (along with every other trait, like, dislike, interest, etc. they mostly all sound like carbon-copy versions of one another and almost all of them are sickening to read). personally, i could care less what's written in others, or what's thought of my own. similar-minded people tend to seek each other out and/or be found and that's good enough for me. |
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I like to eat chips at the beach whilst watching dogs frollick and pee on things...... 
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I like to stay in and go out but not necessarily at the same time. haha yeah, that didn't quite come out the way i intended. i didn't really think the issue was the beach, in and of itself, but that rather the overuse of it in profiles (along with every other trait, like, dislike, interest, etc. they mostly all sound like carbon-copy versions of one another and almost all of them are sickening to read). personally, i could care less what's written in others, or what's thought of my own. similar-minded people tend to seek each other out and/or be found and that's good enough for me. Has anyone stopped to think that LOTS of people genuinely like the beach and that is why this is included in their profile? Maybe they do not spend half their day picking apart other profiles. Perhaps they are busy walking on the beach and not spending their day arguing about it on the internet. So perhaps we should forgive their cliched innocence. |
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I like to stay in and go out but not necessarily at the same time. haha yeah, that didn't quite come out the way i intended. i didn't really think the issue was the beach, in and of itself, but that rather the overuse of it in profiles (along with every other trait, like, dislike, interest, etc. they mostly all sound like carbon-copy versions of one another and almost all of them are sickening to read). personally, i could care less what's written in others, or what's thought of my own. similar-minded people tend to seek each other out and/or be found and that's good enough for me.  exactly ..and if someone is creative enough to come up with a kick-ass profile God bless 'em... and if not they will likely be passed by ..oh well such is the internet dating world 
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I like to stay in and go out but not necessarily at the same time. haha yeah, that didn't quite come out the way i intended. i didn't really think the issue was the beach, in and of itself, but that rather the overuse of it in profiles (along with every other trait, like, dislike, interest, etc. they mostly all sound like carbon-copy versions of one another and almost all of them are sickening to read). personally, i could care less what's written in others, or what's thought of my own. similar-minded people tend to seek each other out and/or be found and that's good enough for me. 
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I like to eat chips at the beach whilst watching dogs frollick and pee on things...... 
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Edited by
Mr_Music
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Sun 02/01/09 12:31 PM
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Has anyone stopped to think that LOTS of people genuinely like the beach and that is why this is included in their profile? Maybe they do not spend half their day picking apart other profiles. Perhaps they are busy walking on the beach and not spending their day arguing about it on the internet. So perhaps we should forgive their cliched innocence. If somebody "genuinely likes the beach", that's entirely their prerogative. However, they should realize that not everybody "genuinely" agrees. The least they could do is be original. Hell, even saying they enjoy going to the pool is more original. |
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Has anyone stopped to think that LOTS of people genuinely like the beach and that is why this is included in their profile? Maybe they do not spend half their day picking apart other profiles. Perhaps they are busy walking on the beach and not spending their day arguing about it on the internet. So perhaps we should forgive their cliched innocence. If somebody "genuinely likes the beach", that's entirely their prerogative. However, they should realize that not everybody "genuinely" agrees. The least they could do is be original. Hell, even saying they enjoy going to the pool is more original. I repeat, perhaps they do not spend their day looking over other profiles and are unaware of their "faux pas." |
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I like to stay in and go out but not necessarily at the same time. haha yeah, that didn't quite come out the way i intended. i didn't really think the issue was the beach, in and of itself, but that rather the overuse of it in profiles (along with every other trait, like, dislike, interest, etc. they mostly all sound like carbon-copy versions of one another and almost all of them are sickening to read). personally, i could care less what's written in others, or what's thought of my own. similar-minded people tend to seek each other out and/or be found and that's good enough for me. Has anyone stopped to think that LOTS of people genuinely like the beach and that is why this is included in their profile? Maybe they do not spend half their day picking apart other profiles. Perhaps they are busy walking on the beach and not spending their day arguing about it on the internet. So perhaps we should forgive their cliched innocence. That would be too simple! |
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