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| Topic: do the lady s still like to recieve candy** | |
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dont forget the baguette!!!! Can you tell Im thinking about food today???
 
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If you want to bring candy I would suggest making it something small and well chosen. A box with three or four pieces of handmade chocolate or chocolate dipped berries you made yourself would be nice.
I think what you bring should depend on where you are in a relationship. Most people provide clues to their likes and dislikes along the way. A gift that shows you are paying attention is very flattering I think. |
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Sure and I'll make it one step easier. I'm not available to date, so just send the chocolate.
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Never had that happen before. It's be nice to have though.
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not if yer diabetic!!
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** before you go on a date?? On the first date, no. I prefer they just bring themselves and plan to get to know each other. If we hit it off and see each other again, then yes, candy or flowers is a nice gesture. I don't eat much candy though so too often would not be good..lol |
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Edited by
jtitol
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Wed 08/13/08 12:08 PM
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i ll take u 2 the candy shop i let u lick my lolypop
go ahead girl give it all u gotta u can lick once u can lick twice |
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Flowers over candy any day!!
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First time I met Captain in Baltimore, he brought a dozen long stemmed roses, a bag of chocolate and a stuffed moose. He said he wasn't sure which one I wanted, so he covered all the bases!!
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