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16/9/2014 6 Comments

Life Enhancer

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What do you think of the picture?

It's the first anyone has taken of me for three years and I thought it was rather good, so I've used it on Times Encounters and subscribed again - after all, it's only £32 and could change my life for ever.

It struck me that out of 6000 students all of similar age and background potentially available when I was at Exeter University, which I attended in order to find a husband, and I never even found a boyfriend, the likelihood of finding someone nearish Dartmoor via a website is absolutely miniscule, and it's a numbers game.

I thought you might be a bit curious as to what I have written, so I am going to let you see.

WHY SHOULD PEOPLE GET TO KNOW YOU?

I'm good-looking, confident, clever, charismatic, sorted, solvent, sexy, posh,  educated, easy-going, funny, cheerful, warm, kind, empathetic, decent and loyal, modest and humble.

And mobile.

WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?

You see the bigger picture.  Cliches are not really your thing.

You are highly articulate, know what you want and like, and are so comfortable in your own skin that you don't care very much what other people think. 

You are very strong and confident, with a terrific sense of humour and a ready, warm smile.  

If you are a trifle egocentric, I don't care - you are entitled to be.  I will respect you and support you, and together we can achieve the impossible if we feel like it - hand in hand. Or just eat scallops pronounced scollops somewhere nice - I hesitate to say 'in front of the fire'. 

People will love us as a couple because we are friendly, funny, exciting and dynamic. I will enjoy that, but you won't be particularly bothered one way or the other.

etc

What do you think?  I am hoping now to be inundated with messages.  I'll let you know how it goes!



6 Comments
Picture Perfect
17/9/2014 01:58:47 am

I don't see a picture, just 'X Picture'. The words are lovely, and let's hope they snare a good 'un just in time for Christmas.

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Peter
18/9/2014 06:09:33 am

There is indeed no picture. The x displayed has a certain appeal but is not unusually attractive.

The photo on the right is great. Interesting stole around your neck.
Not furry so no problems there with animal lovers. A Dartmoor creature?

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R
23/9/2014 12:51:34 am

Sharpen up, guys. To see the picture go to times encounters and tell it you live in Princetown and are looking for a strikingly lovely divorcee in her early forties, or a tiny bit older, living within 10 miles of you.

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Mary
23/9/2014 03:05:26 am

God I do love you guys. I am dreading getting someone horrid on here. It is bound to happen eventually and will be most upsetting!

I will have a go at getting the pic on here working properly. Having experienced the most demoralising six months of my life, I thought it was so good it really cheered me up, so I would like to share it with you. I really dont expect you to have to go trolling off to the Encounters site, but I really love your words and sentiments R!

I seem to remember that the stole around my neck is a Dartmoor Haggis variant. They are very friendly, and its a shame to cook them.

xx

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Peter
23/9/2014 06:44:35 am

Have noticed that they tend to slowly stew themselves in local Jacuzzis whilst taking selfies...probably need drying out more than attempting anything culinary. They were going to go independent but too many other hagisses said no so the may hang around Dartmoor longer than planned. Some play the flute I am told (once dried out that is).
Would place an x here but it may be seen as a photo and be clicked on which process could frustrate the clicker yet again.

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Picture Perfect
24/9/2014 01:35:00 pm

Wonderful! Now I can see the picture - whatever you did has certainly worked. And it's a very nice picture.

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