Is Self-Control the Key to Surviving a Date from Hell?

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In summary: Hats off to her date. I don't know how I would've behaved.In summary, the conversation is about a video on a website called Break.com that showcases a woman's disastrous blind date. The participants discuss how they would have reacted in the same situation, with some saying they would have left early and others admiring the man's self-control. They also comment on the concept of reality TV and the difficulties of dating. Some mention that the woman in the video is likely to be haunted by it for the rest of her life.
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http://www.break.com/index/date_from_hell.html"
Hats off to her date. I don't know how I would've behaved.
 
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You'd still hit that...:smile:
 
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I woulda walked out in like 20 seconds. lol
 
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dontdisturbmycircles said:
I woulda walked out in like 20 seconds. lol

Nah, you'd do what her date was doing...try to finish the free meal bought by the show first. :biggrin: But, gee, is it any wonder why she's still single? :rolleyes:
 
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Moonbear said:
But, gee, is it any wonder why she's still single? :rolleyes:
She's just looking for that special...doormat.
 
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Too bad that wasn't a real bus.
 
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Yonoz said:
http://www.break.com/index/date_from_hell.html"
Hats off to her date. I don't know how I would've behaved.

I take it that 'Blind Date' is some kind of alternative reality show. :smile:

I'm glad I don't watch television.
 
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I take it that 'Blind Date' is some kind of alternative reality show.

I'm glad I don't watch television.

It sounds like you aren't living in the present if you think reality is courtship and all that rubbish.
 
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verty said:
It sounds like you aren't living in the present if you think reality is courtship and all that rubbish.
Well for me courtship is reality - at least that is my approach. But then I've been with the same woman for more than 26 years now, and married more than 24. :smile:

I have friends who are single, who date quite a lot, and I don't envy them. Besides my wife, I have met only two other exceptional women of my age (actually slightly older) whom I would consider marrying.
 
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I pity the man that falls in love with her.
 
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Yonoz said:
http://www.break.com/index/date_from_hell.html"
Hats off to her date. I don't know how I would've behaved.

lol i wouldn't have made it to dinner if she'd been like that all along. i would have told her to have a nice life long before then.
 
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That guy really showed amazing self control. On the plus side that tv show will keep popping up to haunt her the rest of her life. :approve:
 

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