h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Yep

Good places to find nice girls are at further education classes (day/evening).

I would like to know where can I find any nice nice boys?

It is harder for me as I do not like pubs or clubs. When I go to further education classes there are all women. BTW they I am 40.


Kat

you nee need look no further kat

You may be nice, Kat, but are you friendly?

RF

I wanted to get into spanish and maths in further education, but the courses were all full year courses and I was too late.

Gentlemen you're forgetting your manners!

Hi Kat welcome to the thread What you like should dictate where you go to meet men. What are you into? im sure there are nice friendly boys ouot there who share your interests.

As for your little dilema Xan, you *have* to phone both ladies and continue to make them laugh. Even If you dont hit it off in a romantica sense by taking them to places where girls already know you you will raise your profile in the market place (so to speak) with other ladies.

And if nothing else it would be good to finally make some friends.

ok well, just watched 1st ep of 3rd serious of alias ... WOW!

anyways me and my NFG share a kind of addiction/whateveruwannacallit for this program.


so i sent her a text after having watched it to say its amazing, cos she ain't seen it yet ... but on the end of the text i stuck a comment on how amazing she looked today.

she looked great, though i never said so ... cos well other people about the place.

oh well, it sent now ...

thats what i'm askin, where are all the nice country girls? i want one that can cook a good mash!

not much happening here.
all quiet on the nice friendly girl front
(or should that be; all quiet on the nice friendly girl's front)

Oh, go WIRO. I may know less about girls than I thought I did when I had one but complimenting=good. Don't overdo it though. I learnt that one the hard way.....

As for me, well. I said on the last page or so that I was content to wait. Well that's all very well until the rumours start to go around about this guy liking her. I can deal with rumours, after all, not necessarly true and even if it was doesn't make it mutual. But when she rushes off to talk to a friend amid them giggling, not so good. And then when I ask the friend, who I have known for a long time, and the friend absoloutely doesn't tell me (wink wink) that the girl in question thinks she might like this other guy but isn't sure, well, not so good. I want her to be happy of course, but I'd prefer it if she was happry with me.

Anyway, he's an art student. Damned artists. Just because I do sciences doesn't mean I don't have a sensitive, artistic side too. I'm sorely tempted to take my bass in tommorow and be seriously creativ with the sound waves.

yeah well, she did reply later the same day that i sent the text thanking me for the compliment and that it was sweet of me to say.

omh, girls and the guys they like. The girls i talk to have code names fro the guys they like so that they can talk about them any time without any one knowing. Amazingly i often get to find out what they are so far there been cookie and monkey, and then there is the one about that damned fox on childrens tv that i wish to kill.

rumours are evil!

hmm, my artistic side ... do i have one .. i think only when im not trying to draw! can't play musical instruments though.

i have a question. why am i still i school, why have i agreed to continue this fruitless excersise?

supermarkets are allways good

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3521072.stm


May be of some use...

Hmm,it used to be. I used to laugh all the time with her. And I know if I could have a great and funny conversation with her again then we'd be sorted. Which was kind of the purpose of the cinmea trip, I thought it might be easier without people around. But there was nothing. It's a shame really, I can't see why I can't have a decent conversation with her.

As for this other guy, well. I've been told by someone that he doesn't actually fancy her at all. Which wouls seem to solve my problems wouldn't it? Except I'm pretty sure she likes him (rather than me). And, surprisingly unselfishly, she is one of my best friends and I really do not want to see her get hurt.

These are not problems I need when I'm trying to catch up with maths homework, do 3 pieces of coursework and get me band sorted out.

i think i tease and make them laugh in equal measure to each other, and i don't often upset them.

Ditto. It has occured to me that, since he doesn't seem to be her type, it could be part of an elaborate plot to get me jealous.

.....though somehow I doubt that.

hmm.

well i need confidence ... that is to either talk to her about how i feel or ask her if she wants to go somewhere ...

You been to the cinema with her? Just if you ask her whether she wants to go to the cinema and then you go and nothing happens then you can treat it like you were just going as friends. But if you go and see something fairly soppy and romantic then you can wait and see if she does anything like leaning on your shoulder and then you can put your arm around her (if it seems awkward then you could joke about it being a terrible cliche. That's what I did Seriously though, we had a laugh about it and then I said something like "You don't mind though do you" and she was like "No, sure" and smiled. And I've got sidetracked from experience based advice into the realms of all too depressing memories ) Anyway, I hope that helped.

have been to the cinema with her before, in a group. about 5 of us when the school heating broke and we got to leave early.

been into town with just her, that time i used the excuse of wanting company while i was reaseaching something in the libary. We didn't actully spend that of the time we were to gether that day in the libary though. we soon realised not much work was getting done, searched out a sensible looking book for me to take home, had lunch thenwondered wound town in the freezing wind and heavy snow for a little bit.