Have you ever slept with a girl you met on the internet?

and you didn't call him back... so <i>that's</i> why dyepack hates designers... it all makes sense now

 

How pathetic is it that I will no doubt spend quite a bit of time wondering which two people I don't know and will probably never meet slept together?

 

Here’s a question for those who’ve posted their profile on match, yahoo, etc: Do you ever worry someone you work with will come across your profile?

If a beat person working for a major metro put up a profile on an internet personals site, it seems the odds would be someone would recognize the name/photo, and it would get around pretty quickly, including to local radio station sports talk shows, and the team he/she covers. Not saying the writer couldn’t do his job, just that it could get nasty.

 

I think "who is 21?" is no longer this board's version of the "You're So Vain" mystery.

 

Maybe the title of the thread should be changed to: "Have you ever slept with a girl you met on SportsJournalists.com?"

 

In answer to the original question, yes.

 

Before anyone shouts LINK PLEASE

Here's the night in question
http://www.thekoala.org/Pics/datewithdoll

 

Piss off, Modaho...












I prefer blondes.

 

I never tried to meet chicks online, but I can see where journalists like it as it plays to their strength. If you're a writer and you can't get play online, you probably ain't much of a writer.

 

That was my polite way of saying men should quick being fucking pansies.

 

I'd agree, Cadet, but some of us guys see how idiotic others act trying to pick up women. If I EVER get confused with those types of my gender, don't even ask me what I'm doing. Just get a gun and shoot me.

I know there's a fine line there between confidence and arrogance ... but I haven't found it and would MUCH rather err on the side of caution in the process.

 

Cadet, with all due respect, there is a big difference between being a "fucking pansy" (or "fucking fag," as Ozzie would say) and the conversation Leo and I were having. That's my opinion, anyway.