Could you date someone who doesn't read?
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Pah, Coldfire and I will have to resort to PM only, but his inbox is almost full with (nice) comments about youlaci_baby wrote:I always back track when im bored and looking for spam....
I'm rather afraid of what's being said on PM.... im on to you two.
Now that you know better.. BEHAVE!


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Could I count the ways I love you?laci_baby wrote:See... you just thought you got away with it...C0ldf1re wrote:Laci might feed me cookies 3 times a day!StephenKingman wrote: God help you if Laci baby sees that!
Can't you two behave?
And no C0ldf1re... No that does not count.
I cannot even try.
Not even with exponentials
For they always multiple.


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I guess the point I'm making is that surely it would be more wonderful to share knowledge and passions of reading to another. Whether it be taught or used as bonding between a couple. The question posed should be would you be prepared to share your love of books to your SO without any expectations.
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Or....plain old dislike! Yes, your reasons could be included but in the majority of cases if a person does not read, even if their other half has tried and failed to spark an interest in reading then they are simply not interested in reading, and from that point onwards, its up to the other person if they want to read or not.Mayden Rose wrote:Ok, I put some thought to this question. I'm not sure if it's still viable but I will answer. If a potential partner did not read, I would not turn them away, there could be a whole host of reasons behind this. Ranging from poor literacy skills, dyslexia (me) Disengagement of old creative narrative forms etc.
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Oh im so sure.....StephenKingman wrote:Pah, Coldfire and I will have to resort to PM only, but his inbox is almost full with (nice) comments about youlaci_baby wrote:I always back track when im bored and looking for spam....
I'm rather afraid of what's being said on PM.... im on to you two.
Now that you know better.. BEHAVE!![]()

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Hey if you dont believe me i can forward on all the lovey-dovey PMs, but your hard drive can only take so many heart emoticons.....plus he swore me to secrecy but he was the one who hugged you yesterday- he tracked your down, dressed up and hung out at the spots you frequent and without you even knowing it, he got his wish- to have physical contact with the most beautiful woman in the world.laci_baby wrote:Oh im so sure.....StephenKingman wrote:Pah, Coldfire and I will have to resort to PM only, but his inbox is almost full with (nice) comments about youlaci_baby wrote:I always back track when im bored and looking for spam....
I'm rather afraid of what's being said on PM.... im on to you two.
Now that you know better.. BEHAVE!![]()
Im sorry but i feel you have a right to know, for both his sake and that of his wife.
My honesty is my utter downfall

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Hey if you dont believe me i can forward on all the lovey-dovey PMs, but your hard drive can only take so many heart emoticons.....plus he swore me to secrecy but he was the one who hugged you yesterday- he tracked your down, dressed up and hung out at the spots you frequent and without you even knowing it, he got his wish- to have physical contact with the most beautiful woman in the world.StephenKingman wrote:Oh im so sure.....laci_baby wrote:Pah, Coldfire and I will have to resort to PM only, but his inbox is almost full with (nice) comments about youStephenKingman wrote:[q uote="laci_baby"]I always back track when im bored and looking for spam....
I'm rather afraid of what's being said on PM.... im on to you two.
Now that you know better.. BEHAVE!![]()
Im sorry but i feel you have a right to know, for both his sake and that of his wife.
My honesty is my utter downfall

I had my suspicions about the beauty hugger. What ever shall i do with the likes of you two? The world may never know...
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Yeah, you and Fascist would definitely make any meet up very lively, i think between the two of you, ye have invented a new language. Its safely confined to the tweedle dum etc threads for NOW, but if it spreads then God help us all....laci_baby wrote:True. Just like the world would be alot.. i mean ALOT quieter without me and Fascist. hmm... interesting point. I dont believe so but then again... i dont know!

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If you think it's bad here you should see my facebook page and my phone. We have like 12 conversations going on facebook and several more during the day with texts. Also we just had our first voice on voice conversation last night. Very odd to hear voices after so long of just typing. You need a facebook so we can attack your page with our awesomeness!
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Cool so what did it feel like to speak with real voices after nearly a year of forums?? I bet it was weird. I may set up a Facebook some time i usually just g-mail my mates.laci_baby wrote:hmmm... not intirely... we call it the Doctionairy. Once we get it published i'll send you one. Then not only will you know what we're talking about but you can actually join in! Arent you excited!Yays!
If you think it's bad here you should see my facebook page and my phone. We have like 12 conversations going on facebook and several more during the day with texts. Also we just had our first voice on voice conversation last night. Very odd to hear voices after so long of just typing. You need a facebook so we can attack your page with our awesomeness!
