Re:Facebook Timeline
by bricestacey on Thursday September 22, 2011 @04:17PM
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I experienced this when I first tried out online dating. One of my first dates felt more like our 3rd or 4th so it really was hard to break the ice.
Re:Facebook Timeline
by mattdeboard on Friday September 23, 2011 @12:08AM
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I took this to mean that before you met in real life, you researched the other person so intently you felt like you'd spent 2-3 evenings together (talking) already? Is that what you meant?
I dunno, in my experience OKCupid profiles (the best available online dating site the last time I was single) were just a thin veneer of bullshit designed to sell only the best qualities. Nothing wrong with that per se but I never felt like I learned anything real about a person other than a few facts sprinkled in here and there.
Re:Facebook Timeline
by thomasgerbe on Friday September 23, 2011 @01:13AM
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"In my experience OKCupid profiles (the best available online dating site the last time I was single) were just a thin veneer of bullshit designed to sell only the best qualities."
The same could be said about meeting people in real life.
Re:Facebook Timeline
by bricestacey on Thursday September 29, 2011 @09:17AM
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No research. We just exchanged a few emails before we met.
Re:Facebook Timeline
by mikebracco on Friday September 23, 2011 @01:31AM
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I often have to have about 15 minutes of background talk when I meet someone about stuff I already know about them because I Googled them. Certainly I have to pretend I don't know all these things for the sake of not being awkward. :)
"I had a wonderful time at Yellowsto--"
"I know."