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All seems above board. Especially the debt business, major turnoff."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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If you're not careful, I'll make you a cappuccinoOriginally posted by Zigenare View PostCalm down dear!
And while you're calming down, cup of tea please, the usual!Comment
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His wife only allows him cappuccino on Wednesdays....Originally posted by ladymuck View PostIf you're not careful, I'll make you a cappuccinoComment
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Wait did you just say that?Originally posted by Whorty View PostDon't see these as specific to millennials. Been a fair few years since I was last dated, but with the exception of 5 and 8 the rest would have been relationship killers for me too even 30 years ago. And the only reason 5 and 8 didn't is because they were not relevant back then
The millennials are really not that special
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His account was hacked.....Originally posted by original PM View PostWait did you just say that?Comment
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I thought it related to Admiral Lord FisherOriginally posted by The Dogs Bollocks View Postand I though this was a thread relating to the Object Management Group
OMG | Object Management Group
Fisher is credited by the Oxford English Dictionary with the earliest known use of the phrase "OMG" as an abbreviation for "Oh my God", in a letter of 9 September 1917Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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Originally posted by original PM View PostRelationship Red Flags That Only Millennials Will Understand About The Modern Dating World | YourTango
Probably number 5 but for the exact opposite reason.
[emoji849]FFS, what a bunch of earnest prigs!1. Not being "woke" enough
2. Smoking cigarettes
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Unless someone said to their partner, "Please remember to wake me tomorrow at 6am, or I'll miss my plane!", and they woke up at 8 to find their partner lying next to them smoking a ciggy and having forgotten!Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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I think the word woke has been taken to mean something new. Like bonking. When I was young that was quite rude. Now it means something else.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostFFS, what a bunch of earnest prigs!
Unless someone said to their partner, "Please remember to wake me tomorrow at 6am, or I'll miss my plane!", and they woke up at 8 to find their partner lying next to them smoking a ciggy and having forgotten!
From the article. "millennials say they will not enter a relationship with an individual that is unaware of society’s problems. " Though I think society's problems stem from too many snowflakes and articles like this that encourage them.
Send them all up chimneys what what.....Comment
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