#73

Don’t look at me, darwinbabe and marckee are your parents now.

#75

and it knows how to use google!

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#80

bit binary, what would your parents say.

#82

Just got back from Colchester, mate.

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#83

How about slagging off your partner with them.

#84

I for one can’t sit opposite someone for 2 hours eating food without wanting to fuck them or connect with them on a deeper emotional level than my partner.

#89

sometimes have work lunch with my work partner

#90

no, but not because I think it’s weird. It just doesn’t really happen.

#91

S_a_d is the one who wants to be doing the rooting.

#92

Thinly veiled ‘can afford to eat out’ thread tbh

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#93

Generally have to eat before having a one on one dinner with somone if I want the event to be in any way socially enjoyable for both parties. If I turn up hungry, I’ll generally just chow down in silence for half an hour, or get stressed out at having to eat and talk at the same time.

#94

Classic Epimer not accounting for bisexuals, its the 21st century Grandpa!

#95

Maybe give it another read.

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#96

Given that Mike Pence thinks homosexuality can and should be ‘cured’ with electroshock therapy his theories regarding anything related to relationships (or just anything) can be thoroughly rejected

also, I’m surprised that, given the above, no one has suggested that Pence doth protest too much on the subject of heterosexual fidelity

#97

He’s got quite the history of homophobic,sexist and racist remarks but I don’t think this one was ever actually settled, although I tend to believe it’s true.

#98

I see …but, but if your attracted to both sex’s you would have no choice to go to lunch with a gender you weren’t attracted too. (unless you just dont go to dinner with someone at all other than your partner or a group). Advantage Mango in a way!

#99

If you’re alone you aren’t with someone else

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#100

richard ashcroft’s label rejected his first idea for an album title

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#101

dining out alone with someone else — that’s one fucking solitary existence

#103

Richard Ashcroft’s label thought his second idea for an album title was getting warmer

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