ReesePiece23
The Peanut Buttery Member.
I watched it during the Jack Dalton/Johnny Allen era from 03' to 05', but once Johnny left I stopped because it wasn't interesting anymore.
I haven't watched it in years.
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I didn't have you down as a eastender boy
Erm I don't know what too say now [emoji51][emoji51][emoji51]
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I was being nice by saying I would burn him! I didn't want to go nuts and state am all ready claimed lol
Calm doon
Don't be daft Jack, she's an intelligent woman.
We might get together for a couple of drams and a punch up, but that's just because we're mates.
I feel like this thread would go down well with cocaine...
I literally have no idea what's going on.
THUS it's the perfect opportunity for you two to get to know each other
I literally have no idea what's going on.
It's actually very normal what's happening, it goes like:
- A thinks he's the CF-partner of B.
- Then comes C who matches B with D.
- B gives a signal that in A's mind could be twisted to mean that she could be okay with the matchup with D.
- This twisted interpretation of the situation makes A go all over the place and make a scene because he thinks B and D are either secretly together or that B wants to be with D, or that D is trying to steal B, and perhaps also that C knew about this when making the matchup.
- A is done with his imaginary CF-relationship with B because he might think that D is somehow involved with B and that C might have been on to something when matching up B and D.
- B and D start talking about doing drugs together and feeling the love, which further confirms A that his suspicions about what B and D meant could be what B and D are actually about.
- But because all this drama was imaginary goofing around for everyone involved, when it's over, everyone can just have a group hug and be fine in the end!
It's really simple, when you think about it, actually!
My mind has been blown but jealously is not a good thing
Yeah I agree, that would be right if we were talking about real life, but imaginary relationships for fun and laughs function a bit differently.
As our relationship is imaginary, imaginary jealousy counts as a good reason for an imaginary drama and breakup, I would think? I might have to ask my imaginary lawyer though.
It's actually very normal what's happening, it goes like:
- A thinks he's the CF-partner of B.
- Then comes C who matches B with D.
- B gives a signal that in A's mind could be twisted to mean that she could be okay with the matchup with D.
- This twisted interpretation of the situation makes A go all over the place and make a scene because he thinks B and D are either secretly together or that B wants to be with D, or that D is trying to steal B, and perhaps also that C knew about this when making the matchup.
- A is done with his imaginary CF-relationship with B because he might think that D is somehow involved with B and that C might have been on to something when matching up B and D.
- B and D start talking about doing drugs together and feeling the love, which further confirms A that his suspicions about what B and D meant could be what B and D are actually about.
- But because all this drama was imaginary goofing around for everyone involved, when it's over, everyone can just have a group hug and be fine in the end!
It's really simple, when you think about it, actually!
That is irrelevant. Matchmaking need not be troubled with such trivialities.
It's actually very normal what's happening, it goes like:
- A thinks he's the CF-pARtner of B.
- Then comes C who matches B with D.
- B gives a signaL that IN A'S mind could be twisted to meAn that she could be okay with the matchup with D.
- This twisted inteRpretation of the situation makes A go all over the plaCe and make a scene because He thInks B and D are eiThEr seCreTly together or that B wants to be with D, or that D is trying to steal B, and Perhaps Also that C knew about this when making the matchup.
- A is done with his imaginary CF-relationship with B because he might think that D is somehow involved with B and that C might have been on to something when matching up B and D.
- B and D start talking about doing dRugs tOgether and feeling the love, which further confirms A that his suspicions about what B and D meant could be what B and D are actuallY about.
- But because all this drama was imaginary goofing around for everyone involved, when it's over, everyone can just have a group hug and be fine in the end!
It's really simple, when you think about it, actually!
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This is CF (and this thread) in a nutshell.....
Let me just get the finishing touches set up....
Perfect!
@Travelers.Soul I see you there! Don't think you're going anywhere. I've put a lot of thought into this match.
At first I read this and I'm like:
"I know she believes in us, that's just good fun"
But then I realize what I just read and I'm like:
"What? She's actually considering getting together with him?"
So, I think some stuff and I'm all like:
"Did she take it the wrong way when I said something nice about her new cool hair?"
But after a while I go more like:
"I don't get this thing at all..."
And then I'm all like:
"Not again. This is not gonna work..."
And then I go like:
"I'm soooo done!"
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I was being nice by saying I would burn him! I didn't want to go nuts and state am all ready claimed lol
Calm doon
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THUS it's the perfect opportunity for you two to get to know each other
Don't be daft Jack, she's an intelligent woman.
We might get together for a couple of drams and a punch up, but that's just because we're mates.
A punch up ? [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji849][emoji849][emoji849]
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Yeah, banter.
Banter can be physical too.
See, "just banter"
I didn't have you down as a eastender boy
Erm I don't know what too say now [emoji51][emoji51][emoji51]
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Just go ahead already you two, I know you both want it. I approve this matchup. *dramatic handsake*
As for me, hey no problem, when I see you guys together here, I'll be like this:
And you won't ever notice that I actually am inside like:
I feel like this thread would go down well with cocaine...
I literally have no idea what's going on.
Ha ha since it's a Christian forum I don't think cocaine would go down well.
I would suggest Mandy actually feel the love and all that
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It's actually very normal what's happening, it goes like:
- A thinks he's the CF-partner of B.
- Then comes C who matches B with D.
- B gives a signal that in A's mind could be twisted to mean that she could be okay with the matchup with D.
- This twisted interpretation of the situation makes A go all over the place and make a scene because he thinks B and D are either secretly together or that B wants to be with D, or that D is trying to steal B, and perhaps also that C knew about this when making the matchup.
- A is done with his imaginary CF-relationship with B because he might think that D is somehow involved with B and that C might have been on to something when matching up B and D.
- B and D start talking about doing drugs together and feeling the love, which further confirms A that his suspicions about what B and D meant could be what B and D are actually about.
- But because all this drama was imaginary goofing around for everyone involved, when it's over, everyone can just have a group hug and be fine in the end!
It's really simple, when you think about it, actually!
My mind has been blown but jealously is not a good thing
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Yeah I agree, that would be right if we were talking about real life, but imaginary relationships for fun and laughs function a bit differently.
As our relationship is imaginary, imaginary jealousy counts as a good reason for an imaginary drama and breakup, I would think? I might have to ask my imaginary lawyer though.
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In all seriousness Moe, if you had a daughter would you want her mixing with someone like me?
That thread would be hilariousYesterday you got my gf and today you want his daughter?
Okay, seriously this time: if I had a daughter and she trusted me with arranging a marriage for her with someone from CF Singles, you wouldn't be on the bottom of the list! (that's what all young women ask their dad to do nowadays, right?)
We need a new thread for this, "your favorite son/daughter in law from CFS".
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