Who should pay for the day, on a first date ? (152)
suzywhull, East Riding of Yorkshire, England UK1 Threads 48 PostsIndyfella: There's always a catch
serioulsy it would depend on the size of the slong as too the size of the meal I'd pay for.
sxc666: serioulsy it would depend on the size of the slong as too the size of the meal I'd pay for.
FINALLY, a woman who is serious...!
sxc666: serioulsy it would depend on the size of the slong as too the size of the meal I'd pay for.
Have to take you to Burger King for a Whopper and a Biggy fries...then to McDonalds for a Happy Meal.
Indyfella: FINALLY, a woman who is serious...!
yes it depends if we are talking cocktail sausages or kransky sausages.sxc666: yes it depends if we are talking cocktail sausages or kransky sausages.
Go ahead and send me your address. I'm loading up the car...I should be there in about 3 wks. It's only 10000 miles.
If she expects to jump my bones afterwards, then she should pay....
...I haven't had a free meal in YEARS!!.....
...I haven't had a free meal in YEARS!!.....
Lagoona22: If she expects to jump my bones afterwards, then she should pay....
...I haven't had a free meal in YEARS!!.....
...I haven't had a free meal in YEARS!!.....
I'll buy you the meal, but don't expect me to jump your bones afterwards....I'm one of them "nice girls" you hear about 
Indyfella: Go ahead and send me your address. I'm loading up the car...I should be there in about 3 wks. It's only 10000 miles.
10,000 miles and 3 weeks will fly with expectation of a kranksy sausage.
Lagoona22: If she expects to jump my bones afterwards, then she should pay....
...I haven't had a free meal in YEARS!!.....
...I haven't had a free meal in YEARS!!.....
Well, I got a boxed lunch not too long ago....
sxc666: 10,000 miles and 3 weeks will fly with expectation of a kranksy sausage.
googling kransky just to be safe.
Great, for a home cooked meal, you can skip my bones anytime, they're not that tasty anyway........I'm sick of tuna fish, I tell ya.......
Dont_Look_Now: I'll buy you the meal, but don't expect me to jump your bones afterwards....I'm one of them "nice girls" you hear about
I think she meant cranky....
Indyfella: googling kransky just to be safe.
Indyfella: googling kransky just to be safe.
The Kransky is a type of meat sausage. It is the Oceanic version of the authentic North Slovenian (Upper Carniolan) dish - the kranjska klobasa. The name stems from the Slovene name for the historical region of Carniola, a province that encompassed most of modern central Slovenia.
It was introduced to Oceania by the many post-war immigrants from Slovenia who arrived in Australia and New Zealand in the late 1940s and 1950s. The Kransky is very popular in Australia and New Zealand. The Waiters Club in Melbourne, Australia is renowned worldwide for its wide range of Kransky dishes.
There have been many variations of the Kransky over the years. One variation — the Cheese Kransky—is not considered to be an authentic member of the Kransky family as it was created by Australian gourmet continental butchers, but it is still very popular in Oceania. In recent years the popularity of the Kransky has been diminishing.
Serving suggestions: it can be eaten on its own, but it is also great grilled, simmered, barbecued or pan-fried. Many bakeries in South Australia also serve a kransky in pastry, like a sausage roll but with a kransky instead of the sausage meat filling.
Earliest forms of the Kransky have been traced to a town named Kriz in the west of Slovenjia. It is believed to have been a creation of a man named Francis Gomizelj as a sausage used in celebrations upon the birth of his first son Phillip.
It was introduced to Oceania by the many post-war immigrants from Slovenia who arrived in Australia and New Zealand in the late 1940s and 1950s. The Kransky is very popular in Australia and New Zealand. The Waiters Club in Melbourne, Australia is renowned worldwide for its wide range of Kransky dishes.
There have been many variations of the Kransky over the years. One variation — the Cheese Kransky—is not considered to be an authentic member of the Kransky family as it was created by Australian gourmet continental butchers, but it is still very popular in Oceania. In recent years the popularity of the Kransky has been diminishing.
Serving suggestions: it can be eaten on its own, but it is also great grilled, simmered, barbecued or pan-fried. Many bakeries in South Australia also serve a kransky in pastry, like a sausage roll but with a kransky instead of the sausage meat filling.
Earliest forms of the Kransky have been traced to a town named Kriz in the west of Slovenjia. It is believed to have been a creation of a man named Francis Gomizelj as a sausage used in celebrations upon the birth of his first son Phillip.
I'm making like a bird and getting the flock outta here..... 
that's right
Still, it's not known how big the Kransky is....
Indyfella: Still, it's not known how big the Kransky is....
Just trust me you're on a winner if you have one 
maybe I'm just old school. yet when I take woman out, I will always pay, AND, if she invites me OUT, then when the check arrives I will grab it. If she insists I will not insult her, eyt will let her know she does not have to pay. Just the way it is with me.
because of the haphazard nature of a first date, Insurance should pay for it
I would say the women shuold always pay, but dont mind paying for the day at all
she is the one wanting to meet me
she is the one wanting to meet me
Jonner: I would say split, but dont mind paying for the day at all
paying for the first date huh???? well there's only one way i know to solve that little problem, a little thing i like to call....................rock, paper, scissors!!!!!.....................hmmmm maybe that's why im still single!!!!!
I think a man should pay on the first date, however having said that I do offer to pay on the second one..
Don't mind paying......
but i guess it depends on who suggested it first,
if I ask someone out I pay,
if I am invited out, they pay.
but i guess it depends on who suggested it first,
if I ask someone out I pay,
if I am invited out, they pay.
Jonner: I would say split, but dont mind paying for the day at all
Go Dutch!
I always pay for the first date.
arent days still free? 
I think in this day and age of women wanting equal pay, they ought to start to share equally in the financial burden of all relationships. The man is still expected to carry the majority of the financial burdens in almost any type of relationship yet this tips the scale toward way more disposable income for a woman because she may be making as much or more then a man and yet expects the man to pay. JUST NOT RIGHT!!!
Who ever ask the other out. Ladies this is not the dark ages. If you ask a guy out you should pay. Yes you can ask a guy out.
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