i met the net guy

for andrew ;)

http://www.loserturdmafia.com/
from JoeUser Forums
i met the net guy


he was normal


he wanted me to visit


(he told me where to come)





i drove down his street


he wasn't home


which is how my first words to him became i-was-just-leaving-a-note


instead of the grand entrance i may have planned. was i able to.





and why his first words to me were


oh. my. god.





not the stuff of murder mysteries, really





just ordinary


his living room a familiar set from a film watched on-and-off for ages





and the net guy


exactly who he said he was


welcome
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Reply #1 from JoeUser Forums Top
hmm.. You really met someone on the net and went to his house? You're pulling my leg right? GCJ
Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top
yes, GCJ, i really did, and we remain friends to this day
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Reply #3 from JoeUser Forums Top
U have something totally wrong with ure head to do something like that!!! Oh my God!!!
(But I approve, really. This proves this stuff actually works
Reply #4 from JoeUser Forums Top
I have a cousin that went all the way to Ireland to meet someone she met on the net. She is back in the states now but had a great time(not that I think what she did was wise). I know a couple of happily married couples that met via computer. One via BBS before internet and one via Yahoo personals. I wouldn't go to someone's house though. You are just lucky he wasn't a Jeff Dahmer type. In the future, consider meeting in a neutral setting with witnesses
Reply #5 from JoeUser Forums Top
One of my closest friends cousins met an Internet chcik from Sweden... and yes boys, she typafies everything that is excellent about Scandanavian girls.

That was over a year ago, and she came back here and they are still together!!!!

I have also met someone from the Internet, and trust me guys, ask for a recent photo!!! LOL
Reply #6 from JoeUser Forums Top
muggaz, pet. how nice of you to stop by. i'm concerned after jills' advice above that i may be encouraging people to be careless about this stuff. so i should add that a) i represented myself honestly as a FRIEND for a year, and we were/are both partnered so there was never any suggestion of that stuff. b) our major common interest was animals ... specifically dogs (of which i was accompanied by two, one of which was my hubbys' bull terrier) and c) i haven't done this before, and don't plan on doing it again. (but if i ever do, i will use jills' advice above and suggest others do the same). kudos to you jill for making that point, it is a good one.

now, i'll just pop on over and check on your latest crisis muggaz. don't disappoint me, now ;)
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Reply #7 from JoeUser Forums Top
Scarrrrrrry, meeting a net guy!!!

Hehe, glad it turned out ok..................
Reply #8 from JoeUser Forums Top
I've been on a few internet dates (get out the branding iron and burn 'LOSER' onto my forehead now) and they've been fine. Sure, there was the guy who asked me to join him and his 'friend' for a threesome (he seemed to think that because we were both Australian I'd be into it - as though all of us Aussies automatically sleep with each other) Or the one who told me he shaved his balls over our first drink. Or the one with the missing toe... Actually, maybe there's a reason that I've not gone on one for a while?

I'm glad that this friendship worked out for you, migs.