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Originally posted by mokko
No....there is no written rule saying anyone has to wait three days. I like it when a man can't wait to call me and talk to me after receiving my number. It just seems to be some sort of proper ettiquette. It's not what "should" be done, it's just what's "normally" done.
LOL, male dating etiquette: Three days to call, three dates to screw.

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Originally posted by dottewell
In parts of northern Scotland, this expression is used to mean something really rather dirty.
😕 I'm glad you chose to keep the ulterior meaning to yourself 😉

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Originally posted by Nordlys
🙂 Or you can cook the noodles while he makes the sauce, or you can cut the vegetables... Lots of easy things to do in the kitchen. And of course the meal you cook doesn't have to be very advanced either. Noodles with tomato sauce always work well.
I used to cook. I mostly forgot how. I suppose it would come back to me.

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Originally posted by SJ247
LOL, male dating etiquette: Three days to call, three dates to screw.
3 dates to screw!!!!


WOW....I wonder if I should let my gf know about this. She's had her man waiting for 2 years now.

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Originally posted by SJ247
LOL, male dating etiquette: Three days to call, three dates to screw.
I had a friend who said she never had sex on the first date, but if the first date lasted over four hours then technically it counted as the second date and it was OK.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
🙂 Or you can cook the noodles while he makes the sauce, or you can cut the vegetables... Lots of easy things to do in the kitchen. And of course the meal you cook doesn't have to be very advanced either. Noodles with tomato sauce always work well.
I think one of the most romantic dates I ever had was cooking dinner at home with a man. This was many years ago now. But it was a very sensual evening spent in a very tiny kitchen. 🙂

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It was vegetable stir fry.

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Originally posted by mokko
LMAO! Baby...I'm a cooking wizard in the kitchen and I have never needed a recipe to create a masterpiece. But in the ways of men I find it much more usefull to keep that little tidbit to myself. Otherwise I'd never get taken out for dinner. 😉
Cooking together is a great date. . . Lots of fun.. . . If you can produce something that is edible and tastes good.

Otherwise buy some takeaway and put it in the oven before your date turns up. . .

There is no harm in the occaisional white lie. . . Its OK as long as it is for the greater good.

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Originally posted by mokko
I think one of the most romantic dates I ever had was cooking dinner at home with a man. This was many years ago now. But it was a very sensual evening spent in a very tiny kitchen. 🙂
did you peel a spud? x

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Originally posted by mokko
3 dates to screw!!!!


WOW....I wonder if I should let my gf know about this. She's had her man waiting for 2 years now.
He must be on medication by now. . . LOL

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Originally posted by EAPOE
Cooking together is a great date. . . Lots of fun.. . . If you can produce something that is edible and tastes good.

Otherwise buy some takeaway and put it in the oven before your date turns up. . .

There is no harm in the occaisional white lie. . . Its OK as long as it is for the greater good.
Everything I cook tastes good. 😏

This was of course after a couple weeks of dating each other already.

And the occasional white lie is never any good.......🙁

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Originally posted by mikelom
did you peel a spud? x
I don't peel spuds!

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Originally posted by mokko
I think one of the most romantic dates I ever had was cooking dinner at home with a man. This was many years ago now. But it was a very sensual evening spent in a very tiny kitchen. 🙂
I have had some fun cooking evenings with men. I wouldn't call them dates, and certainly not romantic, but that's just because I am not into that.

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Originally posted by EAPOE
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There is no harm in the occaisional white lie. . . Its OK as long as it is for the greater good.
But when you're caught in the lie, is the loss of trust part of the greater good?

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Originally posted by EAPOE
He must be on medication by now. . . LOL
No...but he works out at the gym a lot!

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Originally posted by mokko
No...but he works out at the gym a lot!
Poor guy.