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Rut Time !!!
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Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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Cruise for chicks on contractor message boards. I know you have to be a complete loser to pick up chicks this way, but it just might work.
I suggest CM as a start, once you have her eating out of your hand you can move up to a proper female.Comment
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Originally posted by tay View PostCruise for chicks on contractor message boards. I know you have to be a complete loser to pick up chicks this way, but it just might work.
I suggest CM as a start, once you have her eating out of your hand you can move up to a proper female.Comment
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Have you considered renting office space? I understand it is an expense you don't need, but it will get you out of the house and if you go for coffee and lunch in the town/city you may meet people. You could also go to the gym or cinema or even the pub on the way home (No drinking and driving though).I am not qualified to give the above advice!
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Step back, have a think and adjust my own own attitude from time to timeComment
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Thanks for your comments... All taken on board and ummm. would like to think that I'm not ugly. Just got myself into a bit of a rut and need to snap out of it. Lee on Solent is very much like gods waiting room, but I'm considering moving to Southampton as thats where my daughter lives so could work out all round.Comment
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Originally posted by Solent View PostI'm considering moving to Southampton as thats where my daughter lives so could work out all round.Comment
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Originally posted by Solent View PostOK, as some of you know I'm 100% home based, no interaction. Lots of gym and thats my social outlet. Mainly have a drink of wine at home if I want a drink but thats about it. Feel myself, slipping deeper into a rut. Not blowing my own trumpet but good at what I do (developer ) and blo*dy good sense of humour (sounds like an Internet dating profile !!!!!)
Ex, is asking me to have more time with my little one, bonding etc which I love but ex goes out, and gets babysitters all the time etc. I live in a sleepy little town, not the buzzing metropolis, and devoid of (not meaning to offend) 'tottie'. The way the ex has worked it I will not have a weekend to myself per se, as the alternate weekends I dont see my daughter she wants me to have her on the Sunday morning through to Monday. Lovely, but rut time. How the hell am I going to move on.
Any suggestions ?
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIt worked for Hugh Grant in that filmComment
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