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Post: # 146304Post Milims »

I have an ish pen pal that sort of just happened, arranged between ourselves. Maybe, if you and someone else have built up a friendship on the site and PM'd each other a few times, you could extend that to letter writing
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Post: # 146306Post thecornflake »

Milims wrote:I have an ish pen pal that sort of just happened, arranged between ourselves. Maybe, if you and someone else have built up a friendship on the site and PM'd each other a few times, you could extend that to letter writing
Yeah, I was thinking more email writing actually - knowing what I'm like I'd never get round to letter writing. although there is now a website that prints off and sends letters for you.

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Post: # 146426Post Ellendra »

Getting a script for a dating site would be easy, they sell those on Ebay for cheap. But I'm not a programmer, I have no idea what it takes to go from script to website.

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Post: # 147202Post evelyn »

Ok, i think here is the best place to take the plunge,

If you are 35-45 a man and not an axe murderer and are absolutly single pm me.

If you live in the North west uk drop me a pm as i would like to get to know local ishers and trade home grown/ made goodies and pick your brain when i have ish problems, you can pick my brain too but i warn you it is slim pickings :lol:

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Post: # 149044Post romie »

I was in exactely the same predicament...until recently

Treid all the usual sites
I joined match' for 1 month

The difference this time was i was VERY VERY specific about myself and what i wanted and where i saw myself

I've met the man of my dreams who although isn't an isher, he's interested and getting enthusiastically stuck into eveything, plus he brings new info for me into the relationship
I extended my boundaries but kept to who i am

I worked

Good luckxxx

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Post: # 149288Post Wombat »

evelyn wrote:If you are 35-45 a man and not an axe murderer and are absolutly single pm me.

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Don't believe a word anyone, he's much more of a pussy cat than one of these..... :lol: :lol: :lol:

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You're trying to ruin my reputation M3!
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Post: # 149701Post flyonthewall »

well Mr Fly isn't particularly 'ish' but it's growing on him!

He's always been though a good loving sincere human being, who demonstrates those values in life, and for me those things are the dealbreakers.

I agree that there are certain types of men out there who wouldn't like mooncups, and want women who wear high heels and lots of make up, not waterproofs and wellies, but there are a lot of guys out there who just want somebody loving and kind, wellies and all! And they often pop up in the most unlikely places.
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Post: # 149703Post Loobyloo »

flyonthewall wrote:.

I agree that there are certain types of men out there who wouldn't like mooncups, and want women who wear high heels and lots of make up, not waterproofs and wellies.
Those things aren't necessarily mutually exclusive! I do waterproofs, wellies, monncups etc and Make up and High heels!! ( I must add that I do it in a retro vintage pin up way not in a 21st century fashion victim, perma tanned way!)

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Post: # 149724Post Millymollymandy »

Have you got a photo of you looking like that then Loobylou? I mean the retro vintage pin up of course - we all do wellies. :lol:
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Post: # 149729Post flyonthewall »

no, they definitely aren't mutually exclusive, and I think 'ish' philosophy is fab when it comes to creating your own style. Much rather a nice rosy glow from the garden than a perma tan! :mrgreen:
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Post: # 149775Post Loobyloo »

Millymollymandy wrote:Have you got a photo of you looking like that then Loobylou? I mean the retro vintage pin up of course - we all do wellies. :lol:
Well since you ask MMM, it would be rude not to. Don't have many pics available at the mo as they're all on our external hard drive which is in storage, this one is the best I could find, had to crop some others out of it:

Hope it loads, haven't done this before!
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(disclaimer: I was quite drunk and it was a party at my local tattooist which is run by a mate, hence the amount of leg on show to show off my tattoo!)

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Post: # 149806Post Millymollymandy »

That's really cool! :cheers: I can't see your tattoo unless you've got stocking tops tattoed on your thigh! :mrgreen: Thanks for posting it and I'm sure some of the guys on the forum will be happy too. :lol:

Whoops - edited to say I can see your tattoo now - must be my eyes but it sort of blends in with the fabric of your dress! :lol:
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Post: # 149827Post Annpan »

Wow!!!!!! get you!!!!!!

No, indeed, not wellies and woolly jumpers... Oh I've come over all flustered now :oops:



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