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When I get emails from new guys, the emails tend to be full of the same questions. "Why are you single?" "How long have you been here?" "How long have you been single?" Those are just a few of the questions that are asked by most. I'm sure I'm not the only one who gets them either. Do you ask these types of questions when you email new people? What other questions do you see over and over? What is this "e-mail" that you speak of? I'm not familiar with it. 
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail";
A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? |
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A five day weather forecast would be nice 
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A five day weather forecast would be nice The sun will rise in the East, set in the West, and there might be some rain. |
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A five day weather forecast would be nice The sun will rise in the East, set in the West, and there might be some rain. Ahh thank you, very enlightening |
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A glowing book review will pretty much get them on my good side.... |
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A five day weather forecast would be nice The sun will rise in the East, set in the West, and there might be some rain. Ahh thank you, very enlightening You're very welcome. Soooooo, read any good books lately? |
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A five day weather forecast would be nice The sun will rise in the East, set in the West, and there might be some rain. Ahh thank you, very enlightening You're very welcome. Soooooo, read any good books lately? I read the Hunger Games books but that wasn't THAT recently. I need to read something new...have any recommendations? 
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A five day weather forecast would be nice The sun will rise in the East, set in the West, and there might be some rain. Ahh thank you, very enlightening You're very welcome. Soooooo, read any good books lately? I read the Hunger Games books but that wasn't THAT recently. I need to read something new...have any recommendations? Mary Shelly. Or Dante. |
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A five day weather forecast would be nice The sun will rise in the East, set in the West, and there might be some rain. Ahh thank you, very enlightening You're very welcome. Soooooo, read any good books lately? I read the Hunger Games books but that wasn't THAT recently. I need to read something new...have any recommendations? Mary Shelly. Or Dante. Well I do have Frankenstein handy. 
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A five day weather forecast would be nice The sun will rise in the East, set in the West, and there might be some rain. Ahh thank you, very enlightening You're very welcome. Soooooo, read any good books lately? I read the Hunger Games books but that wasn't THAT recently. I need to read something new...have any recommendations? Mary Shelly. Or Dante. Well I do have Frankenstein handy. I am just finishing it up for the first time actually. |
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A five day weather forecast would be nice The sun will rise in the East, set in the West, and there might be some rain. Ahh thank you, very enlightening You're very welcome. Soooooo, read any good books lately? I read the Hunger Games books but that wasn't THAT recently. I need to read something new...have any recommendations? Mary Shelly. Or Dante. Well I do have Frankenstein handy. I am just finishing it up for the first time actually. I haven't read it yet...I bought a couple compilations of classic novels on my ereader and I have been working my way through them all slowly but surely lol. |
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A five day weather forecast would be nice The sun will rise in the East, set in the West, and there might be some rain. Ahh thank you, very enlightening You're very welcome. Soooooo, read any good books lately? I read the Hunger Games books but that wasn't THAT recently. I need to read something new...have any recommendations? Mary Shelly. Or Dante. Well I do have Frankenstein handy. I am just finishing it up for the first time actually. I haven't read it yet...I bought a couple compilations of classic novels on my ereader and I have been working my way through them all slowly but surely lol. If you are into eighteenth century romantics I highly recommend moving it to the top of your list. |
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Edited by
Sandelwood4
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Fri 08/19/11 10:21 PM
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When I get emails from new guys, the emails tend to be full of the same questions. "Why are you single?" "How long have you been here?" "How long have you been single?" Those are just a few of the questions that are asked by most. I'm sure I'm not the only one who gets them either. Do you ask these types of questions when you email new people? What other questions do you see over and over? I never get these questions, nor do I ask them. If I write at all I usually write something sincere but I never get a reply. Sometimes I'll get "Do you like younger men?" And I think to myself, "not anymore!" :) |
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When I get emails from new guys, the emails tend to be full of the same questions. "Why are you single?" "How long have you been here?" "How long have you been single?" Those are just a few of the questions that are asked by most. I'm sure I'm not the only one who gets them either. Do you ask these types of questions when you email new people? What other questions do you see over and over? I don't e-mail new people. The questions I get are almost always: "Where are you?" "What do you do?" "What are you looking for on this site?" ...at which time I refer them to my profile, because they would already know the answers if they had read it.   I sooo Agree with you.I mean come on when they can;t even be bothered to read about you. Why een take the time to write back, I mean will they read that?
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A little originality. |
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? traffic conditions every morning would be most helpful - thanks motown |
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The real question should be, "what do you expect in a first E-mail"; A five paragraph comedy monologue? A quick riff on the English poets of the fifteenth century? A local weather report? Traffic conditions on the bypass? A glowing book review will pretty much get them on my good side.... I never read |
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When I get emails from new guys, the emails tend to be full of the same questions. "Why are you single?" "How long have you been here?" "How long have you been single?" Those are just a few of the questions that are asked by most. I'm sure I'm not the only one who gets them either. Do you ask these types of questions when you email new people? What other questions do you see over and over? I never get these questions, nor do I ask them. If I write at all I usually write something sincere but I never get a reply. Sometimes I'll get "Do you like younger men?" And I think to myself, "not anymore!" :) I agree, but I don't like older men either maybe we shosuld just use them for sex 
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Or they just blatantly ask for your cell phone number and yahoo messenger info. That's REALLY pissing me off of late.
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