<<<<<< banging head on wall.... (softly mind you).. teheheheh - days off are always good. im starting to think of not going now. there's just too much to fuss about.. grr... it now all depends on the weather. if it rains - i aint goin.
provided that both sides know that the other one (or both) are talking to other people - i reckon that's fair enough. but it becomes a bit dodgy when one doesnt get duly informed.
yuuuuuup that's where im goin this week. eurgh.. 30 degrees apparently. maybe i should have gone for the hat instead of my puny fascinator - DOH!!!! u goin general entry?
hehehe - that's a loooong way to stagger for me i reckon. but yup - heaps of fun. i've decided on a fascinator as the last time i wore a hat, it was 30 degrees and when i took off my hat - i had hat hair for the rest of the event. grrrrr
the melbourne spring racing season is currently in full swing. race horses and all that. but of course the main attraction (for me at least) is the fashion's on the field competition where are the fillies (erm ladies) strut their stuff in all their finery. really fun except when you get trampled on by drunks in the general entry section that is.
hey dennis - that's the other thing - how to get there and back home. gaaaah - a few years ago, there was a big drama over the trains not working and heaps of racegoers were made to walk all the way from flemington to the cbd (tottering in their heels i assume!).
ok - thanks for pretending.. lemme see.. i have so many options! grrrrr - i feel like ive dug my grave for buying too many outfits.
im pretty much in the business of polishing them rough diamonds so to speak. from revamping one's wardrobe/look to writing the profiles in dating sites (including taking their pictures etc) and even doing trial dates with em just for warm ups for the real date. (sheeeesh.. i feel like an emarketing exec now).
im planning to go - but gawdammit, the dress, the hat, the heels, the picnic basket, etc etc.. is just getting to me! anyone else going through the same pain?
ooooooooooooooooooooh... from memory, i think it was the stella mcartney stint in target. suffice to say - a posse of frangas barreled me down in the frontlines a split second after the gates rolled up (i still sport shoe marks on my forehead from thereon). i'll only prolly do it again for something like a PS4 as the geeks are easier to elbow out than them dames.
<<<< drooling now..... dont get me started on those now... or someone will have to sedate me for the rest of the evening there stevo. hehehehhe.... baby steps.. first the i7, then - YEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!!
me too. xp is the bomb. vista just bombed. anyhow, im more interested in getting my pc's innards updated instead and currently daydreaming of an i7 (santa, if you're reading this, you know what to do, ).
definitely for me what jlb here said above. also plus the way he's dressed and personal hygiene (dirty fingernails and dandruff are just plain freaky).
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RE: The worst thing he/she could do on our first date is:
you left out the "all of the above" option!