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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Aug 14, 2008, 1:15 AM CST

allready wrote:

If you found someone on CS. and he wants your phone number do you give it to him. I told him I wouldent do that but he told me oh well there are more women out there then you. I came back with what, are you kidden me , Then go for it. What do all of you think I should have done I dont have a cell phone...

Only in my opinion...his response was odd. Also, if he wanted to talk on the phone, why didn't he give you his number....

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: May 15, 2008, 9:50 PM CST

GGGoodson wrote:

O.k this is the worst , I think I already know the answer from previous relationships but Id kinda like to see if this has happend to anyone else....

O.k I was in a long (yr .5 ) relationship and we broke up because I kept was supposedly insecure about her and her male best friend spending more time together than we did and she would not choose to end that relationship , until later when she found out he was a pedophile.....anyways a sure sign that I was justified in wanting her to do so was because her kids kept calling me this guys name when we did hang-out.....

Well I recently was seeing this other lady and I finally went to her house and met her kids but the wierd thing is they kept calling me this other guys name...Im wondering if I should be worried...Kids are the best for the truth...

How long had you been seeing her? Did you two decide to make it exclusive? (If so, not a good sign probably).

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: May 7, 2008, 8:03 PM CST

We just threw this one together to see what type of response we got. Figured if enough people were interested could do more (with more planning, different locations, days, times, etc).

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: May 5, 2008, 8:09 PM CST

**REVISED - NEW INFO**

Meeting Place: McMenamins - Kennedy School
May 10 at 3pm

5736 NE 33rd Avenue (just north of Killingsworth by Jessup St)
Portland, OR 97211,
Local (503) 249-3983
Elsewhere: (888) 249-3983

The Group will meet in the DETENTION ROOM at 3:00. After 4:00 we'll be moving around the building.

*If you need more directions you can mapquest it or go to the McMenamins KENNEDY SCHOOL website and they have a map as well

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Anyone interested in getting together in Real Life?

Keytone and I were commiserating that there hasn't been any local meetings for us PDXers. So...we thought we would throw it out there. How about meeting this Saturday at 3 p.m.? Location to be based on number of adventurous CSers looking for a casual way to meet and put a voice to a pic.

Hope to see you there!

Alannah
Keytone

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: May 5, 2008, 12:10 AM CST

keytone wrote:

who would like to put together a meet for Oregon?? I bet that there are many people that would have a great time!!! anyone that wants to get involved just contact me,,and I would not be surprised if people from other areas would even visit,,,c'mon now we can do it.
Bettis
;-}

Sounds good to me!

Any thoughts as to day/place?

My only suggestion would be that we e-mail as many of the PDX area people and let them know - I am not sure how many go to the forums, or know there is an Oregon Forum.

S (aka A)

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 29, 2008, 9:28 PM CST

desmond wrote:

Hi sweetie this is barry twin sending you even more huggs

Snuggly...Thanks Des!

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 29, 2008, 9:24 PM CST

KrazieStill wrote:

Alannah
Hey Sief.

Hey Barry!

Thanks for the hug! (can't get enough of those lately)

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 29, 2008, 9:16 PM CST

KrazieStill wrote:

9. How you act disgusted when I lick myself. Look, we both know the truth, you're just jealous.

Lucky Dog, Lucky Dog, Lucky Dog

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 24, 2008, 10:26 AM CST

When I first met my ex found out:

When my parents moved to city they live in now, they were originally going to buy the house next door to him. (Bought a house around the block instead)
We lived one block away from each other for 19 years.
When I was 11 I crashed my bike in his front yard.
The first boy I kissed lived across the street from him.
We went to the same schools and same concerts.
My best friend for 7 years, was the sister of his best friend.
His sister worked in the same building as me (five floors down).
His grandparents last name is a different spelling of my mother's maiden name. (I checked - we are not related).
I worked for a local government entity that he worked for a couple years earlier. (My desk was three feet away from where his was year's earlier).

All that and we only met when a mutual friend and I went to coffee and he tagged along.

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 24, 2008, 10:07 AM CST

Zarah wrote:

Seriously still trying to get my head around it..I will tell him but lost in finding the right moment..A long way to stalk someone...lol

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 24, 2008, 10:03 AM CST

Zarah wrote:

I lived upstairs from a guy for two years overseas..we never crossed paths once although often saw him from a distance as he was also a foreigner...I moved to oz and a while later my gals dragged me out. Recently met a stunning man and we chatted all night...met up a couple of days later and yesterday when we were driving home from the beach...he needed to grab some cash from his place so figured a good chance to sticky beak around.... I noticed a photo...I was in the pic from a distance oustide his old apartment..Yes he is that guy and I am flabbergasted!!! He still does not know!

That is awesome!

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 24, 2008, 9:51 AM CST

sweetowen wrote:

Years ago, I was robbed at gunpoint at an ATM machine. When they caught the guys who did it, they happened to live in the house my family had lived in when we moved from Mississippi! My step-father asked if I'd left them a note to rob me! HAHA!!

Wow! That IS the definition of irony!

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 24, 2008, 9:50 AM CST

gingerb wrote:

I used to send my kids to their father every year for a month. We lived in different countries. One year the troubles here in NI were heightening up and trouble at airports, so I sent them by bus and boat and felt they would be safer. The bus was overtaken by another bus full of kids on the way, and my kids, being kids, were complaining it wasn't fair. When they reached Omagh, both buses pulled up at the lights at the end of a street and the Omagh Bomb went off and the bus in front had people killed and injured from the blast. I had to wait 24 hours while they travelled the rest of the way to their dad in order to hear if they were safe. So much for keeping them out of trouble!

How horrible! I'm so happy to hear they were okay!

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 24, 2008, 9:38 AM CST

Hi Claayer!

Ouch! That is irony...and painful.

Another ironic moment recently...driving to class, another car ran me off the road pulling into my lane. As I'm correcting my car and pulling forward I realize it was my mother! (She lives 30 miles away and was driving to her sister's house). I later found out she did not realize that she almost creamed a car - or that it was me.

I don't know how I would have explained that one to the insurance company.

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 24, 2008, 9:23 AM CST

Okay, this is my first attempt at starting a thread.

What is the most ironic thing that has happened to you? When has life slapped you with bad timing?

Here's mine...

Three hours after I broke up with my boyfriend, we're both sitting in the house, crying and talking about the good times and where we think we went wrong. Knock at the door - location scout for major motion picture tells us that the director saw our house and wants to use it as a set in the movie.

(For those with teenage girls - I used to live in Bella and Charlie Swan's house).

S

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 21, 2008, 8:41 PM CST

Confused

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 18, 2008, 12:30 AM CST

Mr. Tambourine Man

William Shatner

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 18, 2008, 12:23 AM CST

I wish you 10 times the amount of honesty and respect in your new relationship that you showed me.

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 17, 2008, 9:37 PM CST

gingerb wrote:

He told me I would be entering the contest. I just didn't expect the comparisons in EVERY sentence.....

I didn't find out until I broke up with him. Suddenly all of his bland comments over the years about our relationship and me made sense. I thought it was because he was "mature". Hahahaha (on me)

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Alannah
Clackamas, Oregon USA

Posted: Apr 17, 2008, 2:50 PM CST

dcj22 wrote:

That he was a lousy lover.

That's a hard one...once you've gotten to the point to find out, you're usually already emotionally attached.

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