retired_jsammut

It sure does TGoG! What were those sites again?

retired_jessieb

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How do you find one of those Taips?
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Right place, right time.

I went through the divorce mill in my mid 20's, and spent 10 years in the wilderness, jumping from one bed to another. During this time I knew Cheryl as a friend of a friend and we crossed paths a number of times at commen friends parties.

We were just friends and then at one BBQ we ended up getting drunk together. I asked her out in a drunken stuper, she accepted in the same stuper, and the rest as they say is history.

retired_cherndon711

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We were just friends and then at one BBQ we ended up getting drunk together. I asked her out in a drunken stuper, she accepted in the same stuper, and the rest as they say is history. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

No Aussie national stereotypes then

Kanga poofs

retired_trac

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by iamthequinn:
It sure does TGoG! What were those sites again? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

*cue innocent whistle* I ... don't know what you're on about ...

retired_marcosgord

alien55

my ex knew it, and she hated it, but it was years ago. after 2 years of having no gf at all now i have a new one. one of the first things that i told to her was:

"There is no way that I can love you in the way i love besiktas. And there is no way i can spend time with you as much as i spend in front of cm"

surprisingly, she accepted it now i think i have the best girl on the world. the only thing left is her getting used to my cm jargon in real life. i am turkish so as a matter of fact we speak in turkish but in daily life we (me and friends of mine like me playing cm) use some english words like "decisions" or "flair" or "finishing". we were talking to each other about how we started dating. i said "i have dribbling 4, flair 5, finishing 3 and long shots 12. so all i did was to shoot from 30 yards and pray because there was nothing else i could do. fortunately the keeper was out of place so you accepted dating me and now i am 1-0 leading the game against life."

she was completely stunned. i think i have to get her into playing cm and then try talking to her again.

i am sorry for my shtty english, thats all i can do.

retired_jsammut

Merhaba Praxiteles

You're a lucky man: you've got a girl and told her up front your love for your team and CM. I'd imagine there are a lot of jealous men out there.

Echo Merk's sentiments. Your English is excellent: my Turkish only amounts to a few words I picked up travelling through your country last year. Istanbul is one fantastic city...

retired_sandra

Hmmm... a Turk speaks better English than me... Something doesn't quite add up here.

alien55

first of all thanks four your compliments about my english

merhaba iamthequinn, you are right, istanbul is one fantastic city and it is like a disease. it gets in your veins and you cant get rid of it. every second away from istanbul is like a kind of torture... next time you come to here, tell me and i'll take to you some football games


about my new gf, she supports fenerbahce but today she accepted coming to all home games of besiktas wearing a jersey (is this what you call the tshirt that the players wear during the game?). I think in a few months i can make her playing cm so we can play against each other in my place. on second thought, this may be a bad idea. last time i did it with my friends, we were fighting to each other because we couldnt share some players...

by the way, i started a new game in the last division of sweden with a team called robertsfors. i guess it means something like "robert's force". sounds cool

retired_jsammut

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by praxiteles:
merhaba iamthequinn, you are right, istanbul is one fantastic city and it is like a disease. it gets in your veins and you cant get rid of it. every second away from istanbul is like a kind of torture... next time you come to here, tell me and i'll take to you some football games
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Might just take you up on that! I was only there for a few nights before moving on, and I never got the chance to go to a game. I've promised myself to go back, especially as the first roll of film never came out (lost those shots of Istanbul and Gallipoli )

Enjoy your game with Robertsfor