Is falling in love the best way to start?

[Alexander's Horse]

The problem you're going to have is she's probably looking for a man.

[monolith94]

[Alexander's Horse]

Originally posted by Ted Striker
so why did you sell out?

I had no choice - Mrs Horse just kind of came in and slowly took over my life

[Alinestra Covelia]

And then you just came in and slowly took over this thread :arched eyebrows:

Well, I'll take that as a compliment. Just like Nirvana knew they were really big after Weird Al Yankovich satired their songs, I guess on Off Topic, a thread only becomes great after the Horse has spammed it

[Alexander's Horse]

Yes I've done a wonderful job

[Alex]

Originally posted by Alinestra Covelia
I guess on Off Topic, a thread only becomes great after the Horse has spammed it

Now that is true. That's my main goal here: to start a thread which can be spammed by Horse.

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by Alexander's Horse
ask a bunch of internet geeks about falling love - yeah right.

Said the whipped guy

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by Alex
There is no such a thing called "love". There is just chemical reactions, hormones and a big regret at the end of it all.

And there's no "you." Just a bunch of quarks and leptons.

[st_swithin]

What flavours are your bosons?

[Gibsie]

I must confess I was lying about the cuddlemuffin. I actually call her my knullamuffin. Shocks.

[ajbera]

I first met my wife in my senior year of high school. We were just friends, and kept in and out of contact over the years, hooking up at one point during our college years (separate schools) for one night of non-sexual fooling around. Then friends again, then we lost touch. Her e-mail addy was sent to me (along with several others) by a friend looking to reestablish old connections. I was divorced, as was she, and she had just ended a 3-year relationship. So, when we got together for a platonic dinner, sparks kinda flew, and we started dating. More than 5 years later (and our first wedding anniversary just passed in May) we wonder why it took so long to get together, and how we could have lived without each other for so long.

So, no love-at-first-sight for us, but a very gradual strengthening of our friendship into something much, much more. And we couldn't be happier.

[st_swithin]

Are you sure you don't call her noodlemuffin?

[Az]

Originally posted by Urban Ranger


Said the whipped guy

@UR.

/me points at UR and laughs.

[Alexander's Horse]

Originally posted by ajbera
I first met my wife in my senior year of high school. We were just friends, and kept in and out of contact over the years, hooking up at one point during our college years (separate schools) for one night of non-sexual fooling around. Then friends again, then we lost touch. Her e-mail addy was sent to me (along with several others) by a friend looking to reestablish old connections. I was divorced, as was she, and she had just ended a 3-year relationship. So, when we got together for a platonic dinner, sparks kinda flew, and we started dating. More than 5 years later (and our first wedding anniversary just passed in May) we wonder why it took so long to get together, and how we could have lived without each other for so long.

So, no love-at-first-sight for us, but a very gradual strengthening of our friendship into something much, much more. And we couldn't be happier.

When Harry met Sally........

[st_swithin]

Yeah, I've seen 30-minute porns with at least 100 better fake orgasms than the one Sally gave in that 2-hr testament to her own overinflated ego.

Thanks for letting me borrow those, Russ.