How to NOT act after a date.
True story...
I changed the title to a more fitting one...
Sorry if this is old, I searched and found nothing. Seems it's been circulating for a few weeks now.
This was E-mailed to me because one of my buddies from high school that recently came for a visit is addicted to match.com. As often as he could he was checking his E-mail for some new.....match. After he went back to Pa. I got an E-mail that he had actually met 2 different women from the site.....with the P.S. of "obviously curvy means 250lbs. or more." He he, what normal person signs up at one of these sites? And for the record.....my buddy has some issues, which is why he signed up. :mrpimp:
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Our story opens with some background: For the uninitiated, (those who don't live in either New York, Florida, Los Angeles, or Israel,) J-Date is match.com for Jews. I've used it. I've had a few good dates from it, a few horrible dates from it, like most everyone has.
And when you have one of those horrible dates, you chalk it up. "Oh, it was just dinner," you say.
That's life. There'll be other dates. Right?
I mean, that's what we all do, yes?
NOT DARREN SHERMAN. Darren just felt... Well, "wronged."
Go read the whole story and listen to the voicemails.....I was rolling on the floor. What a loser!!
