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Topic: winter dating..
fleta_n_mach Joined Tue 06/24/14 Posts: 3509	Sat 11/15/14 03:34 PM
It's the best! Especially around Christmas. The twinkling lights. Warming each other in a soft pile of bear or seal skins. Chewing on muktuk. Completely oblivious to the cold outside. Just keep in mind to have an extra five pounds pressure in your blow-up date. There was me thinking "Oh that sounds rather romantic .. twinkling lights .. soft pile of bear skins .. mmm!" Then there's muktuk (had to Google that, lol), YUK, romance is going out the window here!!.. and the ending .. rather deflating .. Come on now... Muktuk is some high energy food... It's like rocket fuel, when it comes to accelerated generation of body heat. Or so I've heard. Honey, we'd melt that igloo. 12 days... Promise? You already know that, cept, you are the one making the snow angels, k?

Rock Joined Thu 10/09/08 Posts: 21258	Sat 11/15/14 06:01 PM
It's the best! Especially around Christmas. The twinkling lights. Warming each other in a soft pile of bear or seal skins. Chewing on muktuk. Completely oblivious to the cold outside. Just keep in mind to have an extra five pounds pressure in your blow-up date. There was me thinking "Oh that sounds rather romantic .. twinkling lights .. soft pile of bear skins .. mmm!" Then there's muktuk (had to Google that, lol), YUK, romance is going out the window here!!.. and the ending .. rather deflating .. Come on now... Muktuk is some high energy food... It's like rocket fuel, when it comes to accelerated generation of body heat. Or so I've heard. Honey, we'd melt that igloo. 12 days... Promise? You already know that, cept, you are the one making the snow angels, k? We're so gonna get blamed for global warming.

fleta_n_mach Joined Tue 06/24/14 Posts: 3509	Sat 11/15/14 06:20 PM
It's the best! Especially around Christmas. The twinkling lights. Warming each other in a soft pile of bear or seal skins. Chewing on muktuk. Completely oblivious to the cold outside. Just keep in mind to have an extra five pounds pressure in your blow-up date. There was me thinking "Oh that sounds rather romantic .. twinkling lights .. soft pile of bear skins .. mmm!" Then there's muktuk (had to Google that, lol), YUK, romance is going out the window here!!.. and the ending .. rather deflating .. Come on now... Muktuk is some high energy food... It's like rocket fuel, when it comes to accelerated generation of body heat. Or so I've heard. Honey, we'd melt that igloo. 12 days... Promise? You already know that, cept, you are the one making the snow angels, k? We're so gonna get blamed for global warming. Whoa this is getting to be a long string of quotes here. So are you saying you are running for POTUS or just saying that you are going to see gawd?

Rock Joined Thu 10/09/08 Posts: 21258	Sat 11/15/14 06:30 PM
It's the best! Especially around Christmas. The twinkling lights. Warming each other in a soft pile of bear or seal skins. Chewing on muktuk. Completely oblivious to the cold outside. Just keep in mind to have an extra five pounds pressure in your blow-up date. There was me thinking "Oh that sounds rather romantic .. twinkling lights .. soft pile of bear skins .. mmm!" Then there's muktuk (had to Google that, lol), YUK, romance is going out the window here!!.. and the ending .. rather deflating .. Come on now... Muktuk is some high energy food... It's like rocket fuel, when it comes to accelerated generation of body heat. Or so I've heard. Honey, we'd melt that igloo. 12 days... Promise? You already know that, cept, you are the one making the snow angels, k? We're so gonna get blamed for global warming. Whoa this is getting to be a long string of quotes here. So are you saying you are running for POTUS or just saying that you are going to see gawd? whistles innocently

Jinshim_GW Joined Sun 10/05/14 Posts: 630	Sat 11/15/14 06:38 PM Edited by Jinshim_GW on Sat 11/15/14 06:39 PM
Swedish Sauna? ya. As long as it's a "sow-na" and not a "saw-na"! (Bad joke, I know) As for winter dating, since where I live it seems to last for 6 months, you don't have much of a choice about it. There are lots of layers but just think of removing those layers like you're unwrapping a present. Keeping each other warm is also part of the fun...

fleta_n_mach Joined Tue 06/24/14 Posts: 3509	Sat 11/15/14 07:17 PM
I say saw, he might say sow-na. Those canadians. eh.

Rock Joined Thu 10/09/08 Posts: 21258	Sat 11/15/14 07:20 PM
I say saw, he might say sow-na. Those canadians. eh.

fleta_n_mach Joined Tue 06/24/14 Posts: 3509	Sat 11/15/14 07:25 PM


no1phD Joined Tue 01/07/14 Posts: 27442	Sat 11/15/14 10:23 PM
Ohhh.. yes I guess I have overlooked.. some of the lure the appeal... . that comes with winter dating.. .. the fireplace.. with the crackly logs burning away .. the opportunity to roast marshmallows..... skating on an outdoor frozen pond...mmm... hot chocolate.... getting in real close with one another.. for the body heat... ..... laying together on the couch sharing a blanket..... ..... but these sweaters are still itchy... .. and my golden brown tan is .. fading..... I don't know .. winter weather just makes me feel.. not quite like myself... not as healthy as I feel in the summer... I'm not as active.... but maybe.. taking someone'.. skating will help...ohhh.. .. maybe I can tear.. the boys away from their Xboxes...lol...grrrr

no1phD Joined Tue 01/07/14 Posts: 27442	Sat 11/15/14 11:11 PM
Lol.. throws a snowball at you..^^^ .... so envious..

jacktrades Joined Tue 09/11/12 Posts: 4395	Sat 11/15/14 11:12 PM Edited by jacktrades on Sat 11/15/14 11:13 PM
I live in Myrtle Beach so what is this thing you people call winter? Winter dating here is having to wear long pants and a sweatshirt.I admit it does feel good to be able to squeeze in a few more pounds and hide it under a sweatshirt.

dnewnew Joined Fri 05/30/14 Posts: 243	Sun 11/16/14 09:22 AM
What's bad with winter dating is the "holiday season" pressure. Say you meet someone in October & both like the other enough to start seeing each other regularly: before you know it there's the question of will you see each other on Thanksgiving? Then there's Christmas: gifts?, for each other, for the other's family you might be visiting?? (what's worse than being introduced to family during the holidays?) Then lawd-a-mercy, there's New Year's & Valentines. Just too many holidays during winter that bring up all kinds of emotional/mental landmines for a beginning relationship...

Jinshim_GW Joined Sun 10/05/14 Posts: 630	Sun 11/16/14 10:21 AM
I say saw, he might say sow-na. Those canadians. eh. Naw, not just Canadians. I'm a Yooper and that's how we say it, too.

panchovanilla Joined Tue 01/07/14 Posts: 5396	Sun 11/16/14 10:31 AM
What's bad with winter dating is the "holiday season" pressure. Say you meet someone in October & both like the other enough to start seeing each other regularly: before you know it there's the question of will you see each other on Thanksgiving? Then there's Christmas: gifts?, for each other, for the other's family you might be visiting?? (what's worse than being introduced to family during the holidays?) Then lawd-a-mercy, there's New Year's & Valentines. Just too many holidays during winter that bring up all kinds of emotional/mental landmines for a beginning relationship... That just adds excitement to it. Also, there's no reason to claim boredom in the relationship. And it really tests the relationship. If you make it through the holidays still together...YAYYY!

OnNewJourney Joined Sun 10/26/14 Posts: 711	Sun 11/16/14 10:34 AM
Santa baby...

OnNewJourney Joined Sun 10/26/14 Posts: 711	Sun 11/16/14 10:40 AM Edited by OnNewJourney on Sun 11/16/14 10:40 AM
What's bad with winter dating is the "holiday season" pressure. Say you meet someone in October & both like the other enough to start seeing each other regularly: before you know it there's the question of will you see each other on Thanksgiving? Then there's Christmas: gifts?, for each other, for the other's family you might be visiting?? (what's worse than being introduced to family during the holidays?) Then lawd-a-mercy, there's New Year's & Valentines. Just too many holidays during winter that bring up all kinds of emotional/mental landmines for a beginning relationship... That just adds excitement to it. Also, there's no reason to claim boredom in the relationship. And it really tests the relationship. If you make it through the holidays still together...YAYYY! You will go through landmines sooner or later, so what difference does it make... oh, wait, there is one - warm touch feels so good on a cold winter evening.

Beachfarmer Joined Tue 04/17/07 Posts: 24714	Sun 11/16/14 10:47 AM
Surfing...snowboarding....it's all good Chicas......and no need for spending hours on make-up. Shahah....let's motor little wahini in the cute parka!

navygirl Joined Sat 06/02/07 Posts: 8118	Sun 11/16/14 12:42 PM Edited by navygirl on Sun 11/16/14 12:45 PM
I never did well with winter dating as I get very depressed over the winter months. I tend to isolate myself and hibernate like a bear. I also don't celebrate Christmas which is really a turn off for most guys.

no1phD Joined Tue 01/07/14 Posts: 27442	Sun 11/16/14 01:12 PM
Navygirl... you don't even decorate..? .. not even a Christmas tree..awww

navygirl Joined Sat 06/02/07 Posts: 8118	Sun 11/16/14 01:17 PM Edited by navygirl on Sun 11/16/14 01:17 PM
Navygirl... you don't even decorate..? .. not even a Christmas tree..awww Nope; not even a Christmas card. I never liked Christmas but I won't get into why as its a long story. I will donate to charities to help others celebrate the day but it really doesn't mean anything to me.