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Old 17-12-2009, 08:17   #31
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Most men turn into crusty old hermits as the years go by and dont adapt well to new situations.

But, Im ever the optimist.

Im glad your an optimist, but that statement sounds a bit bitter. I don't know what age group your looking at meeting but none of my single mates are in that group.
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Sorry it didn't work out for you. Keep on trying. You have to kiss a lot of frogs to find a prince.
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Old 17-12-2009, 09:57   #34
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Im glad your an optimist, but that statement sounds a bit bitter. I don't know what age group your looking at meeting but none of my single mates are in that group.
So far the only single sailing guys ive met are exactly as Ive described.
Maybe they are the the ones my mother warned me about and all the rest are princes.

Reminds me of a line from a stand up comedian doing a gig at Womens Royal Airforce party.

'Good evening Ladies, I am your entertainment for this evening'. 'Did you know that 98% of all the girls in the RAF are considered to be extreemly attractive'?
'What a pity the other 2% are all here tonight'

He was lucky to make it out alive and intact.
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Tiger Woods may soon be single.....now there's a cruising fund.....wayared putter though...
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Old 17-12-2009, 10:22   #36
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Tiger Woods may soon be single.....now there's a cruising fund.....wayared putter though...
My wife is Swedish and when she heard the news and how badly he was beat up she looked at me and said ... See what would happen!!


Anjou I do agree there are many old salts out there and we have met some very weird ones on the water... maybe look on land.

The active lively guys I know tend to be very active skiing, sailing, kayak etc. Maybe if you meet an active land guy you could develope your sailing life together. Although they could still be set in there ways. Actualy I seem to read a lot of posts about guys who are single because they want to sail so much.
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I heard Tiger woods changed his name ...to cheetah
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Well, I could introduce you to my son’s father-in-law. He’s recently divorced! He has lots of money! He has a boat! But, mostly he lives on 10 acres in the country because, as it was explained to me: "Kenny can’t have neighbors."

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Aw Gawd, now we are into matchmaking.
Have you ever seen 'Lentil' with Barbera Streisand?

I hope you guys dont try and stitch me up with a guy twice my age.

Kenny sounds a real live wire eh?
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I heard Tiger woods changed his name ...to cheetah

Hes on par for a 14 birdie, .......unless anymore ladies come forward, in which case it could be more
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Aw Gawd, now we are into matchmaking.
Have you ever seen 'Lentil' with Barbera Streisand?

I hope you guys dont try and stitch me up with a guy twice my age.

Kenny sounds a real live wire eh?
Maybe one of those old guys is perfect for you, perhaps he will try harder and have more wisdom then them young wippersnappers
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So far the only single sailing guys ive met are exactly as Ive described.
Maybe they are the the ones my mother warned me about and all the rest are princes.

Reminds me of a line from a stand up comedian doing a gig at Womens Royal Airforce party.

'Good evening Ladies, I am your entertainment for this evening'. 'Did you know that 98% of all the girls in the RAF are considered to be extreemly attractive'?
'What a pity the other 2% are all here tonight'

He was lucky to make it out alive and intact.
Gezzz Girl you need to get around more, sure there are guys (and gals) like that everywhere but there are a lot of really great ones too!
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Aw Gawd, now we are into matchmaking.
Have you ever seen 'Lentil' with Barbera Streisand?
Hey, you share some personal stuff with a bunch of great guys on a sailing forum and lo and behold, they want to help and fix up your "problem" - hello, thats what we do But if you just want to tell someone without fixing it - that what your GF's are for .

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I hope you guys dont try and stitch me up with a guy twice my age.
Hmm.... not sure if we know many suitable guys around 70

Keep looking - seek and yea shall find
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Even with that ratio being in a girls favour, the odds are still stacked against success. Most men turn into crusty old hermits as the years go by and dont adapt well to new situations.

But, Im ever the optimist.
Reminds me of the single liveaboard sailor who sees his single liveaboard sailor buddy motoring his ancient 26 footer in to anchor one afternoon with a bright shiny new RIB tender in tow.
"Where'd you get that amazing new tender from, buddy?" the first sailor asks.
"Well I was just lazing on the beach after lunch, when this stunning young lady motors up in the RIB, parks it on the beach, comes up beside me, takes off all her clothes, and whispers in my ear: 'Take what you want!'"
"Good choice", replies the first sailor. "The clothes probably wouldn't have fit"...
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Even with that ratio being in a girls favour, the odds are still stacked against success. Most men turn into crusty old hermits as the years go by and dont adapt well to new situations.

But, Im ever the optimist.
That's awesome. I just love being pigeon-holed because of my gender. Thanks very much.
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