Lex I love reading what you have to post.
Mostly becaus it's true and makes me laugh.

You were one of the first people to chat with me in the forums.
Thank you.

Oh that is the most kisses I have received in a good while! So if I needed another reason to adore you...which I did not...multiple kisses and flowers is it!!

Glad I could help!

I've always believed it's important to get new people into the forums, because this is where we really have a chance to get to know each other.

Not trying to minimize the value of a good profile, but lots of people don't really update theirs. The forums are more "real-time" (albeit not necessarily in the literal sense!) and allow for a much wider range of subject matter.

And the forums here are really a lot better than the ones on most of the other sites I've tried -- some of those other places are more like war zones than discussions!

Hell only reason I'm still here is cause they have not kicked me off yet.....

Give me time sweetie, I am working on that !!!!

Hehehehe they have already gave me my permanent round room even has my name on the padded door...... I'm good besides they even gave me a jacket with my name on it too

I am still stuck on the word "Hyperbole"


I'm from Texas...we can't even spell it!

I like this site because of the Other Religion Forum.

Hi, great post! I'm glad you said that about other sites are more of a war zone...I have been on SinglesNet and it's all fighting...I'm done there! So far this doensn't seem to be that way!

I knew a guy who thought "Hyperbole" was a college football game.

It's not even pronounced like that!

I remember a few years back, there was a mass exodus of people who left another site and came here. They all had some pretty horrible things to say about their old site. I was curious and took a peek -- they weren't exaggerating. It was bad. The forums were more like second grade trash talk -- not much for intellectual stimulation, anyway.

We try to keep things a little more civilized around here! (Doesn't always work, but we try!)

I thought so too. I enjoy this joint. It's sorta like a circus side show. You don't want to watch but you just can't help yourself.......

You know Lex, I have joined eharmony as a test to see if I was
matchable after listening to your story. I received matches early on-never mind they were 20 states away. I was matched with one local person and that was it.

The majority of my matches were engineers and I would drive them crazy. Plus the majority of matches are way older than me-that's their matching system. Middle aged guys get younger girls, women my age are matched with men that are retired.

A totally fruitless project of wasted money...and after 1 1/2 months, they've run out of matches for me. My next choice is to search anywhere in the world. Consider yourself lucky they didn't take your money.

I'll stick to Mingle for all the wonderful friends I've met. Three years and still counting. Mingle2 is the only place to post in the forums. I would be too scared to venture into other sites.

My eHarmony experience took place a few months after my 3-month debacle on SinglesNet, which was my only venture into paysite-land. I had heard some pretty frightening things about eHarmony (and True.com, as well), mainly regarding the problems people were having with trying to get those sites to stop billing them after they had closed out their accounts.

So I was not seriously considering giving ol' Neil any of my money, regardless. But I WAS curious to see what they would come up with.

Later on, I learned that Neil is really not interested in having people on his site unless they fall somewhat in line with his religious views. I assume my unmatchableness comes from my not being religious enough, nor homophobic enough, to fit the site's parameters....