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TheArtfulDogger Wrote:

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> Just talk normally to people you meet and who

> knows what will happen

>

> Life is unexpected and can surprise you at any

> moment


And who do you think will take you seriously on THIS thread, with THAT moniker?

uncleglen Wrote:

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> TheArtfulDogger Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > Just talk normally to people you meet and who

> > knows what will happen

> >

> > Life is unexpected and can surprise you at any

> > moment

>

> And who do you think will take you seriously on

> THIS thread, with THAT moniker?


Lol

At least mine doesn't sound like some dodgy uncle from Tommy 😂

EvelinaMoon Wrote:

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> Hi, dude, the first and most valuable tip for you

> I 've understood is to be confident in your

> actions, words and all in all not to be afriad of

> anything. This is the common tip that you have to

> use, because it works at each girl. Personally

> I've learnt it when I read valuable tips from this

> site https://romaniandatingreview.com, because I

> wanted to find a girl from Romania, and there I

> dated a lot of Romanian girls and used the tips

> from that site and you know what? All the times

> these girls offered me to date once again, but I

> wanted to try that tips on our west girls and you

> know, the tips that work at Romanian girls, work

> at west girls too )



Where do I start?


Is this ?dating tips? or a really cheesy ad for a website? It?s a corker though, I?m even tempted to read the tips that

?work at west girls too?


I?ll probably wait and savour them later, when I?ve the time to have a proper read tbh

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