May 3, 201214 yr So I'm listening to Dave and Jimmy on 104.5 this morning and the subject is "things that should be divulged on a first date - already had children, etc. So this comes up. You're at a nice restaurant on a first date and right after the food arrives, your date says "wait just a second", then prays prior to eating. If I heard correctly (and there's always the chance I didn't), the two young ladies on the show said that there would be no second date; that this was a sign of being "super religious". Kinda surprised me some; although maybe I shouldn't be since this is radio, and it is part of the flaming liberal media. Thoughts? Is this a sign of being super-religious? Would/should a second date be a no-go? No meaning to hi-jack but why is anti-religious liberal? I consider myself rather religious and rather liberal. Ayn Rand is the conservative darling and is an atheist.
May 3, 201214 yr I think the issue at hand is more concerning people who don't necessarily put so much stock in the Bible.Ok, Sorry I missread the thread, never mind.
May 3, 201214 yr If you are a bible thumper I guess you do, the rest of us don't go to church looking for love. Nah, I'm going w/ the stereotype. When I thought about settling down, it was going to be w/ a woman w/ similar family values to me. Part of that is a religious/moral code. My wife is not religious. She rarely goes to mass w/ me, however, we share the same moral code. If I was single, and looking, and some chick prayed at dinner, I would feel like we had something in common.
May 3, 201214 yr mex, by now I think we have pretty much established that in the past you would take "love" anywhere you could find it. And all kidding aside I am sure your wife is awesome.
May 3, 201214 yr mex, by now I think we have pretty much established that in the past you would take "love" anywhere you could find it. And all kidding aside I am sure your wife is awesome. She is. And as for "anywhere," I did have some standards. The chick actually had to reciprocate. After that, it was game on. Saying that...those opportunities were few and far between. I'm not exactly Brad Pitt.
May 3, 201214 yr Even better when you're hanging out with the young lady behind the bar whose handing you those Jagerbombs!
May 4, 201214 yr I am probably all wrong. I believe in prayer, but as a personal thing. If she wanted to say a silent prayer before dinner, she had every opportunity to do this. She was testing.
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