Internet Dating Success Story

tangman99

tangman99

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Congrats Man! She is really cute! I know of two very successful internet relationships that eventually led to marriage and are very happy today. As soon as I saw your picture I was thinking you looked like Ethan also.
Nothing wrong with picking up an moving on a whim as young as you are. Good luck and glad this worked out for you.
 
mantisman51

mantisman51

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Originally Posted by deejeff442
http:///forum/post/3074442
tell you what you really dont know someone untill you live with them.
i am sure moving anywhere from california must be better for the wallet.
we moved from n.y. to texas out of the blue ,met a couple on a cruise ship ,came down to visit them and moved here 3 months later.i would never move back there.
life would be boring if you dont take chances.
good luck
We all know how long live-in arrangements last. The one "relationship" that makes marriage still look stable. Whatever you do, get a prenup on the aquarium equipment and livestock.
 
reefforbrains

reefforbrains

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Both feet sir, nice job.
Can be a scary limb to be on but you ARE young, enjoy life and enjoy one another.
Glad to hear the update.
 
jackri

jackri

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Originally Posted by jennythebugg
http:///forum/post/3074933
shes cute

The yummy face you did makes me wonder about you jenny.
Yes shes very cute, the only thing I can think of though when I see you is Willam (spelling?) from Mallrats --- same guy as the one from Earl but I don't watch that show

Congrats, best of luck!
 
cranberry

cranberry

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I have a ring on my finger that says internet relationships can work..... well, as well as any of them.
 
yearofthenick

yearofthenick

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Originally Posted by renogaw
http:///forum/post/3074958
yea, makes you wonder why she's on a dating service hehe
Maybe she's too classy for all the local men. Either way, you're damn lucky JTT.
As Your brother, I have one piece of loving advice for you...
DONT SCREW IT UP!
 
reefraff

reefraff

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I met Mrs. Raff through a newspaper ad. Neither of us did bars or clubs, didn't go to Church and hung with a small circle of friends. That really leaves work to meet someone. NO THANKS!!!
Nice thing about the personals is you can place an order. You might get a Sirloin instead of a T bone but at least you're eating steak.
 
sueandherzoo

sueandherzoo

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Originally Posted by Cranberry
http:///forum/post/3074953
I have a ring on my finger that says internet relationships can work..... well, as well as any of them.
+1 Have had this ring on my finger over 12 years - we found each other on the internet before it was even acceptable to do so.
Many months of corresponding via e-mail and telephone, a few long-distance flights, and the fourth visit he drove up hauling a trailer full of stuff behind him. They can and do work -- good luck to you!!
Sue
 
stdreb27

stdreb27

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Originally Posted by SueAndHerZoo
http:///forum/post/3075202
+1 Have had this ring on my finger over 12 years - we found each other on the internet before it was even acceptable to do so.
Many months of corresponding via e-mail and telephone, a few long-distance flights, and the fourth visit he drove up hauling a trailer full of stuff behind him. They can and do work -- good luck to you!!
Sue
lol did they have the interweb thing twelve years ago?
Or was it AOL?
 
jackri

jackri

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Wife and I met online and were basically friends for quite awhile without the thought of meeting.. and through a set of tragic events I wound up in her area and we met and hit it off... she came my way for a wedding in her family and from there I was hooked.
Going on 6 years this August and life couldn't be better.
 
sueandherzoo

sueandherzoo

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Originally Posted by stdreb27
http:///forum/post/3075242
lol did they have the interweb thing twelve years ago?
Or was it AOL?
LOL I think I was first talking to him on an old Tandy computer with dial-up service (remember that God-awful ringing sound you had to listen to while you held your breath hoping it would go through?!?!)
I'm trying to remember some of the chat programs and terminology we used back then.... the only one that comes to mind right now is "Prodigy". Wow - I'm old!
Sue
 
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dragonzim

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Originally Posted by SueAndHerZoo
http:///forum/post/3075828
LOL I think I was first talking to him on an old Tandy computer with dial-up service (remember that God-awful ringing sound you had to listen to while you held your breath hoping it would go through?!?!)
I'm trying to remember some of the chat programs and terminology we used back then.... the only one that comes to mind right now is "Prodigy". Wow - I'm old!
Sue
Ahh, Prodigy... We had Compuserve way back in the day...
 
el guapo

el guapo

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Not to derail the subject but. The other day there was actually a commercial for dial up internet service .For only 19.99 a month . I couldn't believe they still offer dial up service .
 
jackri

jackri

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NetZero claims they can save you 360 bucks a year by switching to their dial up.... sounds like a fun way to play my online video games and surf the web lol.
 
scotts

scotts

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Originally Posted by DragonZim
http:///forum/post/3075832
Ahh, Prodigy... We had Compuserve way back in the day...
Did you get load it from the disc you could pick up for free from any and every store? That is what we did......
Originally Posted by jackri
http:///forum/post/3076308
NetZero claims they can save you 360 bucks a year by switching to their dial up.... sounds like a fun way to play my online video games and surf the web lol.
I remember when netzero did not cost anything. Hence the zero part in your name. All you had to do was all small advertisements to pop up on your computer.

Originally Posted by EL GUAPO
http:///forum/post/3075838
Not to derail the subject but. The other day there was actually a commercial for dial up internet service .For only 19.99 a month . I couldn't believe they still offer dial up service .
I think it is Verizon here that advertises their DSL as something like 200 (not sure of the actual #) faster than a 28.8 dial up. That is like saying your car is faster than a breand new Model A.
 
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