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"I once booked a hotel room and the guy never showed up, no text nothing, that is a time waster. Another time I drove over 40 miles to meet someone who also never showed up and had deleted his profile while I was driving over, that was a time waster, time wasters are real, some get cold feet and some just like the chase with no real intention, it is just a shame they don’t have the balls to be honest before money and time is invested in them." what happened to you was not good but lkie ive said might be good reasions why both events didnt happen Yes would have been good if both partys have message you said there wast for what ever reasion not going to be able to attend but both partys as I say might not have been ready or even got cold feet but might be in tuch at later date and be at stage why by they can explain there actions | |||
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"I'm not sure every one has a right to back out anything they want. If they had no intentions of meeting in the first place and let someone book a hotel, or travel to them. Why do they have the right to do that? " cos if some one not ready or even at that point dosnt want to have sex as for what ever reasion has the right to back out even you have you might meet someone who when you both get undressed think your not me. Even if you both get naked in hotel room and at this point has chace of mind they have evey right at that point to say no | |||
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"I once booked a hotel room and the guy never showed up, no text nothing, that is a time waster. Another time I drove over 40 miles to meet someone who also never showed up and had deleted his profile while I was driving over, that was a time waster, time wasters are real, some get cold feet and some just like the chase with no real intention, it is just a shame they don’t have the balls to be honest before money and time is invested in them." Who the heck would cancel on you?!! | |||
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"Of course there are time wasters on here, unbelievably naive to suggest otherwise. " are you saying no one has the right to back out at last min? | |||
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"To a certain degree yes, however to keep someone waiting, or not turn up when they know that person has paid for a room, or travelled isn't corteous. And despite the whys and wherefors time has been wasted on that person, so yes I would describe them as timewasters. However people shouldn't be abused or given a label if they have had to cancel a meet for whatever reason, especially if they've given enough notice. " It s why i belive that a frist meet should be a socail and just see no one should book a hotel untill they are sure of the person frist as no one should ever asume and then if all comes togther on frist meet then book hotel but not till then | |||
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"I once had to back out of a meet at the last minute after my friend Quint called to me assist with a fishing job he had. The main action began when myself, Quint and Hooper d*unkenly exchanged stories about our assorted scars and Quint revealed that he survived the USS Indianapolis. A shark, unexpectedly, rammed the boat's hull, and disabled the power. We worked work through the night, repairing the engine. In the morning, I attempted to call the Coast Guard, but Quint, who had become obsessed with killing the shark without outside assistance, smashes the radio. After a long chase, Quint harpooned another barrel into the shark. The line was tied to the stern cleats, but the shark dragged the boat backward, swamping the deck and flooding the engine compartment. Quint tried to sever the line to prevent the transom from being pulled out but the cleats broke off, keeping the barrels attached to the shark. Quint headed toward shore to draw the shark into shallower waters, but he intentionally pushed the damaged engine past the safety limits and the overtaxed engine failed. With the boat slowly sinking, we attempted a riskier approach. Hooper puts on scuba gear and entered the water in a shark-proof cage, intending to lethally inject the shark with strychnine, using a hypodermic spear. The shark demolished the cage before Hooper can inject it, but he managed to escape to the seabed. The shark then attacks the boat directly and devoured Quint. Trapped on the sinking vessel, I jammed a pressurised scuba tank into the shark's mouth, and, climbing the crow's nest, shot the tank with a rifle. It resulted in an explosion obliterating the shark. Hooper surfaced, and he and I paddled back to Amity Island clinging to the remaining barrels." You just won the internet | |||
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"I'm not sure every one has a right to back out anything they want. If they had no intentions of meeting in the first place and let someone book a hotel, or travel to them. Why do they have the right to do that? cos if some one not ready or even at that point dosnt want to have sex as for what ever reasion has the right to back out even you have you might meet someone who when you both get undressed think your not me. Even if you both get naked in hotel room and at this point has chace of mind they have evey right at that point to say no" I agree people can say no at any point, but if someone has no intention of turning up then that's not fair. I agree with the rest of your OP. | |||
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"I once had to back out of a meet at the last minute after my friend Quint called to me assist with a fishing job he had. The main action began when myself, Quint and Hooper d*unkenly exchanged stories about our assorted scars and Quint revealed that he survived the USS Indianapolis. A shark, unexpectedly, rammed the boat's hull, and disabled the power. We worked work through the night, repairing the engine. In the morning, I attempted to call the Coast Guard, but Quint, who had become obsessed with killing the shark without outside assistance, smashes the radio. After a long chase, Quint harpooned another barrel into the shark. The line was tied to the stern cleats, but the shark dragged the boat backward, swamping the deck and flooding the engine compartment. Quint tried to sever the line to prevent the transom from being pulled out but the cleats broke off, keeping the barrels attached to the shark. Quint headed toward shore to draw the shark into shallower waters, but he intentionally pushed the damaged engine past the safety limits and the overtaxed engine failed. With the boat slowly sinking, we attempted a riskier approach. Hooper puts on scuba gear and entered the water in a shark-proof cage, intending to lethally inject the shark with strychnine, using a hypodermic spear. The shark demolished the cage before Hooper can inject it, but he managed to escape to the seabed. The shark then attacks the boat directly and devoured Quint. Trapped on the sinking vessel, I jammed a pressurised scuba tank into the shark's mouth, and, climbing the crow's nest, shot the tank with a rifle. It resulted in an explosion obliterating the shark. Hooper surfaced, and he and I paddled back to Amity Island clinging to the remaining barrels." | |||
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"Of course there are time wasters on here, unbelievably naive to suggest otherwise. are you saying no one has the right to back out at last min?" Of course not, but you inferred their are no time wasters. | |||
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"To a certain degree yes, however to keep someone waiting, or not turn up when they know that person has paid for a room, or travelled isn't corteous. And despite the whys and wherefors time has been wasted on that person, so yes I would describe them as timewasters. However people shouldn't be abused or given a label if they have had to cancel a meet for whatever reason, especially if they've given enough notice. It s why i belive that a frist meet should be a socail and just see no one should book a hotel untill they are sure of the person frist as no one should ever asume and then if all comes togther on frist meet then book hotel but not till then" Exactly this, low key social before anything. | |||
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"I'm not sure every one has a right to back out anything they want. If they had no intentions of meeting in the first place and let someone book a hotel, or travel to them. Why do they have the right to do that? cos if some one not ready or even at that point dosnt want to have sex as for what ever reasion has the right to back out even you have you might meet someone who when you both get undressed think your not me. Even if you both get naked in hotel room and at this point has chace of mind they have evey right at that point to say no" Yes, but I'm talking about the people who pretend they want to meet, make people travel to a house, or pay for hotels with no intention of turning up. | |||
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"I once booked a hotel room and the guy never showed up, no text nothing, that is a time waster. Another time I drove over 40 miles to meet someone who also never showed up and had deleted his profile while I was driving over, that was a time waster, time wasters are real, some get cold feet and some just like the chase with no real intention, it is just a shame they don’t have the balls to be honest before money and time is invested in them." Thata awful. They really are time waters and whilst I understand people get cold feet a bit of respect goes a long way. That must have been so disappointing so bloody infuriating! | |||
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"To a certain degree yes, however to keep someone waiting, or not turn up when they know that person has paid for a room, or travelled isn't corteous. And despite the whys and wherefors time has been wasted on that person, so yes I would describe them as timewasters. However people shouldn't be abused or given a label if they have had to cancel a meet for whatever reason, especially if they've given enough notice. It s why i belive that a frist meet should be a socail and just see no one should book a hotel untill they are sure of the person frist as no one should ever asume and then if all comes togther on frist meet then book hotel but not till then" Not everyone plays the same though. Some people prefer to skip the social. | |||
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"Of course there are time wasters on here, unbelievably naive to suggest otherwise. are you saying no one has the right to back out at last min? Of course not, but you inferred their are no time wasters." Yes im saying none is time waster why I say this cos what ever happens you cant asume anything all have the right to back out at last min | |||
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"I once had to back out of a meet at the last minute after my friend Quint called to me assist with a fishing job he had. The main action began when myself, Quint and Hooper d*unkenly exchanged stories about our assorted scars and Quint revealed that he survived the USS Indianapolis. A shark, unexpectedly, rammed the boat's hull, and disabled the power. We worked work through the night, repairing the engine. In the morning, I attempted to call the Coast Guard, but Quint, who had become obsessed with killing the shark without outside assistance, smashes the radio. After a long chase, Quint harpooned another barrel into the shark. The line was tied to the stern cleats, but the shark dragged the boat backward, swamping the deck and flooding the engine compartment. Quint tried to sever the line to prevent the transom from being pulled out but the cleats broke off, keeping the barrels attached to the shark. Quint headed toward shore to draw the shark into shallower waters, but he intentionally pushed the damaged engine past the safety limits and the overtaxed engine failed. With the boat slowly sinking, we attempted a riskier approach. Hooper puts on scuba gear and entered the water in a shark-proof cage, intending to lethally inject the shark with strychnine, using a hypodermic spear. The shark demolished the cage before Hooper can inject it, but he managed to escape to the seabed. The shark then attacks the boat directly and devoured Quint. Trapped on the sinking vessel, I jammed a pressurised scuba tank into the shark's mouth, and, climbing the crow's nest, shot the tank with a rifle. It resulted in an explosion obliterating the shark. Hooper surfaced, and he and I paddled back to Amity Island clinging to the remaining barrels. " That beats a guy telling me that he couldn't meet me, because his elderly neighbour needed help moving rubbish in his garden, this was at 22:30, we'd arranged to meet at 9. He also asked if he could meet at 23:00, I was like no, my urges have been well and truly kerbed Bugger! | |||
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"Of course there are time wasters on here, unbelievably naive to suggest otherwise. are you saying no one has the right to back out at last min? Of course not, but you inferred their are no time wasters.Yes im saying none is time waster why I say this cos what ever happens you cant asume anything all have the right to back out at last min" But some aren't backing out at the last minute, they had no intention of ever meeting. So ya, they are time wasters. | |||
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"Of course there are time wasters on here, unbelievably naive to suggest otherwise. are you saying no one has the right to back out at last min? Of course not, but you inferred their are no time wasters.Yes im saying none is time waster why I say this cos what ever happens you cant asume anything all have the right to back out at last min" Except those who didn't have any intentions of meeting in the first place. | |||
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"I'm not sure every one has a right to back out anything they want. If they had no intentions of meeting in the first place and let someone book a hotel, or travel to them. Why do they have the right to do that? cos if some one not ready or even at that point dosnt want to have sex as for what ever reasion has the right to back out even you have you might meet someone who when you both get undressed think your not me. Even if you both get naked in hotel room and at this point has chace of mind they have evey right at that point to say no Yes, but I'm talking about the people who pretend they want to meet, make people travel to a house, or pay for hotels with no intention of turning up. " That seems like horrible cowardice or total disrespect yes if they have absolutely no intention of turning up. I wonder how much is pre meditated or are most just total last minute wobbles | |||
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"Of course there are time wasters on here, unbelievably naive to suggest otherwise. are you saying no one has the right to back out at last min? Of course not, but you inferred their are no time wasters.Yes im saying none is time waster why I say this cos what ever happens you cant asume anything all have the right to back out at last min" Sweeping statements rarely work. | |||
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"I think people should back out before anyone has booked somewhere or travelled. It's ok to change your mind but disrespectful to the other person just to leave them in the lurch." Its why i think it bettet to meet for a socail frist have no expertations just see what happens no pressure ither way and just go along with the flow that how best i think how to do this | |||
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"I'm not sure every one has a right to back out anything they want. If they had no intentions of meeting in the first place and let someone book a hotel, or travel to them. Why do they have the right to do that? cos if some one not ready or even at that point dosnt want to have sex as for what ever reasion has the right to back out even you have you might meet someone who when you both get undressed think your not me. Even if you both get naked in hotel room and at this point has chace of mind they have evey right at that point to say no Yes, but I'm talking about the people who pretend they want to meet, make people travel to a house, or pay for hotels with no intention of turning up. " Thats why i feel it best to meet for socail frist not agree anything till you meet in the flesh and if you booked a hotel room have plans in pace if it all fall aprt and never asume anythin | |||
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