for what its worth, I have met an absolutely wonderful person that I would never have met in the "real world". So long as you look on it as nothing more than a way of meeting a wider circle of people, thereby giving you more chance of meeting someone special then you cant go too wrong. But it certainly isnt an instant fix. And as an added bonus you can end up with some great stories of psycho hell bitches to share with your mates.

 

Isnt my computer the real world then.........

God I'm lost now... what do I do next?????

 

hit restart

 

Done that brought me back here.............

 

A friend of mine met a guy on the Interent and I am off to the wedding this weekend. So it does work

 

EB : am I a psycho ??? hmmm, depends on who you ask!!!!!!!! Watch out, you only live 5 or so miles down the road from me

 

where do i start.... I met a m8 to whom we've met up and attended Leeds & Blackburn matches on a few occasions along with getting completely drunk when we meet up. We've played daft PC games online too.

As for relationships then I split with my wife a few years back. After the split I got together with a lass I'd met online, this was 2 yrs ago and we now stay together, living in sin. I think its wicked but its down to the individual.

I also had a one night stand with someone from the USA and it was mind blowing too.

I'd just do it

 

Met a girl in the US over the Internet while I was out there, 5 years later we've been married for nearly 3 years and have a healthy 6 month old son

Simon.

 

Yup! And am now married to her.

It was via Dating Direct, a "proper" dating site, not a dodgy contacts site. IMHO times are moving swiftly in changing people's perception of the internet, for both dating and chatting.

SS, give it a whirl. You can (and I have) meet some weirdos, but they're great to laugh about/at

Iain

 

Scoob_babe.... 5 miles in which direction, what do you drive?

 

Hey EB,
Next you'll want to know her phone No. (just out of curiosity )




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[Edited by Fuzz - 8/29/2002 7:31:18 PM]

 

I can go one better I met Sal (aka Scoobychick) as a direct result of Scoobynet!! We've been together now for over a year

Moved to Hertfordshire, bought a house, got a dog - no we're not getting married - quite happy as things are

Chris

 

Nice One Chris ....You dont want to get married thats when it all goes pear shaped.......

Anyways Who would get the DOG???????????


BTW do you have meets in Herts...me being new to all this??

 

A mate of mine who has Cerebral Palsy and is confined to a wheelchair met his second wife on the internet, they are now married with a son. He divorced his first wife cos she didnt want kids (amongst other things) and met the new wife within 18 months.

Just proove's that you can be disabled and still be a ladies man !

 

There is us aswell

Shark & Chelsie_Bun

Been seeing each other for 4 years 23.08.02, and Chelsie moved to Hertfordshire from Manchester 20 months ago.

David

 

All these people in Herts owning Scoobies where do you all hide????

Either that or I must drive around with me eyes shut!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Well ........Gone Shy On Me now????????

 

nope EB, am back!
causing a bit of chaos - see muppets for details!
I live in Hemel and can be seen blatting about in a green my00 with poser prodrive spoiler

 

and ya missed the last herts meet which was 10th August!

 

Yup!

Met Mr Foxy on the net in December 2000, started dating April 2001, still together 17 months later

 

EB - very true - Scooby has become part of the family now She is suffering a litle bit at the moment as she has just had the 'op' and can't go out for walks etc. Sal and I are normally at the Herts meets. I'm normally around East Herts, so keep your eyes open!

A pic of the car for you:


..and one of the dog, ahhhh (10 month old rescue Staffie)


Chris

 

Lovely dog chris

Shark hates them so i had to leave mine behind with my mother who now because of me has 3.

chel xxx

 

LOL Chelsie

She's already been adopted by Sal's parents (who have Sal's other Staf 'Grizzly')

Chris

 

I met my 'ex' Linzi on the net. She was from Dallas and we talked for about 6months before I finally flew out there and met her. We had a great time and all bode well for the future. She came over to see me and again a great time was had but alas, at the end of the day , it didn't feel right to pursue this one.

Bottom line is, I had a experienced another country and saw all the bits that tourist don't (cos I was with a local) and I will always have a place to crash if I want to go over there. What was best was the reaction of everyone I knew when I told them about her - there isn't so much of a stigma attached anymore.

DP.

 

I know of two different stories of people meeting over the net.

1. Was in the local paper about a year ago about a local bloke who moved to America to live with a woman he had met over the net. He'd not been over there long when she was arrested by the cops, turns out she was a real "pyscho ####ed-up hell bitch" and had remains of her previous boyfriend in her freezer.

2. The son of the wages clerk at work met his wife over the internet (again from America). They had a huge wedding in the States last year.

So an example of the good and bad experiences possible

 

i met my partner on the internet....


we been together nearly 12 months, and live together and are expecting our 1st baby in january.

i have finally met my soul mate... and i have never been happier or more in love with anyone else in my life


it does work

 

On line, real-life no difference, go for it. The fact is on-line is the modern real-life, society is changing and so ways of meeting partners is changing.

Meet up and take it from there, don't feel it is an anorack thing to do its normal.

 

A mate of mine is now seeing someone he met online, but I dont know what the site was. Infact half the company he is in due to the odd hours they all work signed up on some dating site!

andy